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VOL. VII, No 80.
Railroad Guide.
DHILA. g. READING RAILRAoD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.


JULY 2sTH. 1870.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fOllows;-
(vfA PERKloMEN RAILRoADl.
For Philadelphia, at 4i2j, G.UO, LAO, am. and
o55 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 4.2o a. m..3.a5 .. m.
WA EASf PFNNA BRANCH.)
For Reading, $40, 9.Jh a. M, 12iO, 4.30 ard %
y. m
For Harrisburg 8 io9.o5 a. M. i2lO,I. 80 and o.o5
r6r lancaster and Columbia, 3 A, ooj am. aud
4.jO y m
For Eeading. 4.3O and Oopm
For Harrisburg. 10 u. IN,
Trains FOR ALLIE sTOWN leave as follows;
WA rERKlOMEN RAiLBOAD.l
Leave Philadelphia 40 H. M. LOU, "l.dO dhG o'oO
y. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave phil1deiphil S.uFu. m ard 10 q. m.
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH.
Leave RcdOing q" 1875 u M 40 "n9b'lb p.W
Leave Harrisburg, 10, L. a. IN, ana -.vO' ana
Leave Lancaster $40 a m. ass and 3.i5 p. m.
LeaVe Columbia s. q n. m e.. and $50 p. m'
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 20 aud 9.G5 n. m.
leave Harm >huI ., 5td am. .
Trains make thus = run TO ana from OepnI
9th and Green streets, Phlndeiphtl Other
trains to from Broad 'treet depot.
Tne G3lt. m all ij5 y. n trains IRON Nll.n.
town and the 745 n. m and A.3l y. NJ Trans
from Pmlndr PIMA, have through cars to ana
''0'' J. E. wOOTIEN
General Manager.
G G. HANCOCK, CENT Pass s. Ticrct AGent
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NEW YORK.
A Despicable Swiudler.

NEW YORK, March S.-A swindler calling him
self James Everett Gdswold has been victimzing
Geo. Dix. Frederick De Peyster and several other
wealthy people in this city, by soliciting and
receiving subscriptions varying from $50 to 800 in
aid OF tn Bayard Taylor Memorial, which was to be
observed 10 Washington. An investiga alton proves
that parties in Washington ami other places have
been likewise imposed upon. The proposed
memorial was TO take place in Washington, and
letters were to be addressed to DR.. Otto Won Rein
fields, Secretary, care of the Young Mems Christian
Association, Washington. The whole thing is a
bold swindle.
The Lsfe Bayard Ia, Ior.
Bayard Taylors body is on board the steamer
Colbert, and is expected to arrive here Wednesday
or Thursday next The vessel will enter this harbor
with flags at half mast.
Arrangements are completed for the memorial
services over the remains of the late B4yard Taylor,
and the date is fixed. Thursday next at 2 p M. A
dirse will be sung by deleg4t es of various German
societies. and an appropriate address will BIZ made
by AlgeInon 5. Sullivan. Post 80 G. A r. will act
as guard of honor over the remains in City Hall
Friday afternoon the body will be iaken to Jersey
City depot tor trans poi tation to Philadelphia.
A Gambler i'm Trouble.
The executors of the estate of the late Robert
NscKey, ex-State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania, have
instituted a sui against Philip Da ey of No. West
18th Streer, for SOL, 900, said to have been lent
Daley by MacKey at different times. Daley is an
alleged prop etor Of gambling house. writ Of
attachment was granted some days ago which
covered all the rights and credits Of Daley including
STE containin! not less than ,9OO
The Lewis & Keonebec Railroad Bonds
special despa oh states that the judgments were
obtained In The Superior Court of Quebec Saturday
that the first issue of e5O,ojO bonds of tue Lewis
KeInebec Railroad was legal, and ordering the
immediate sale CT $1,000 shares of stock held by
ilue for years. 1t is believed that the bondhoders
will buy stock and obtain possession of the property
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possible and to establish some at which moth.
ing intoxicating is sold. We have already bad
from manufacturers offers to loan us more bill,
lard tables ihan we can possibly make use Oh
"Are you teetotaller yourselfY :.
Eyes; not because / disapprove entlrely VI
wbiskey. bat because it is better for me in some
respects. Drinking would make me too nes9y'
The fact is you will find no two stomacns shKe,
any more than you will fiDd two faces the same.
What will do for one person VIII not 90 lor an
other. We are trying to meet tbs diversity OF
conditions. One thing we would ASK OF tne
nress. and that is to deal with US without pref
udice."
"The prohibition of treating does not ex-
tend to the hospitality which one may feel Ike
offering in his own house, does it?'
ooh no; that is expected, OF course.
A meeting of the incorporators and trustees
of the Business Mems Society OF Moderation
was held on Friday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. Elwood e. Tborne, No. 1913 West Twenty
second street. Plans for permanent organi-
cation were agreed upon and the names of sew
eral prominent business men were suggested
for officers but, owing to the absence Of Mr..
Thurlow Weed, wto wa, called upon 10 accept
the Presidency of the Association, no perma-
nent organization was concluded. 1t was
| stated at this meeting that Mr. Weed would
| accept Vice Presidency, but though he was 10
| full sympathy with the movement, his age and
| intimities would deter him from accepting q
more responsible position. Several communi
cations were received from different sections Of
the city and country IN praise of the movement
| and especially one from we'll known hotel
proprietor 10 the lower part of the city, who in
his letter stated that he had been catering foi
country merchants for years, and he Knew that
| their chief business when they come to New
York was to get drunk, and he thought il
would do O great deal OF good II those men
| could be induced to take pledge to drink nc
liquor while 10 New YOrk City.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, March 6.-COTToN-The market closed
at 9sc for middlng uplands and SIC for mdding New
Orleans. The sales reported for the week were $500
bales the SCOT, and 27,9Oe bales for future deliv-
FLOUR weaker; No 2 at 80 a Is ;Super6ne wes-
tern and State at 50 q 8 20; low extra at 8 rs @
80 q, the Latter price for choice Winter pa ents
30; Spring do IS a Is; Southern at 90 q 90
the sales tor the week have been 76 500 bbls.
RYE FLoUR-The market il firm with good de-
mand; State grades at 90 q 25; Pennsylvania at
2 10 a 10 per Dbl; sales for the week 1870 bbls
CORN MEAL-Eirmer with moderate demand !:
common Western at 20 g %; Brandywine at IS
~ Dbl. Bag meal is 10 moderate demand at prices
ranging from 81 q to 90c for coarse TO yellow, and
1 10 tor choice white.
WHEAT During the week the market has remain
ed firm with good demand for all gra les; No Red
Winter spot at l6s q i6a; No Chicago at u;
April; sales for the week have been 900 bush.
CoRN-Tbe market closed firm; steamer at 45c;
No at 45c; OH at 46c; futures actlye sales for the
wees are |, 26o, 749 bush.
been $4,000 bush.
PoRK-The market closed dull at 10 60 q 10 rs for
new mess on spot and 50 a 8 70 for old; sales for
the week, 29OO bbs the spot and 1850 bbs for tu-
ture delivery.
LARD-The market closed unsettled at 6 30 for
city 60 fol- Western; Is for choice; sales for the
ees $3.50 tierces on the spot and $3.50 tor future
delivery.
Western diaries and Is @ 1Sc tor fair do
CHEESE Steady with good demand; State and
Westei o factory q 93c.
WHIsKEY-Quiet; Western at ! OF.
PETROLEUM dull.
Naval SToREs-Spirits Turpentne steady at 20,
80; Rosin quiet at 4D q 423.
CHICAGO. March s.-The market for Wheat Is com.
ing back slowly but surely; Wheat closed at 923c ol
Oats are 23sc bid Tor April and z6sc for May PORK
unsettled, Lard steady.
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EUROPE.
Political Affair. in France.

vrps.r,,re N,roh T., - ,,,.. - ,,o,
Rr;sson,s ron Mt was rood 49, .ho ororonces
aoainst the De Rroge Cabinet i rs aD,nIa,nt that
4 v;o,a,ed The constitution h, ra;s;,, tha ores
H., 80 .,o tor,, sc
sot,,od Inv constit,,,iono, ,a.' w. W. 49, .ho
IL 80 tbo irrosrou,i,,;,;.. .'.o.st 80 ~
,,t,. oro =, - ~ ,ne p-ee't .,n.s It
,o.Sa,,o1 800, ~
~ au'noie ., inc e,s " .Ao
~. Tt,o ,,;a,a. ~. e''aoisnieh' y,
,1i.,o 1o,,.,,s 49, .uo eons'iu"on W uea,e
eie.. ~ -. pieso,ioeu 'nioe
~ -. s ~ "s "a" ie'a''e " ooan.
GO. 49, ,.s ',.ona.selen'' W ios
e'po.ae0 CIV oi0S'us .ne "ine-snops, Wy oohusion'
49, sao.;.,, - na..a.'.. w .Ao inas " ~
.ne ',e".on vi no'icous rise oh 'ue oou'se' Ai.ei
ene oie0'ions saVe hepuohcah ma!or'y, 'ne oaoi-
NJ ,. " nsAV "no'0 .ionOA, "u1 "Due. .n0
g.. .. 80 80, - 80
.,ota,oa ,,,son, 80 49,, -.
g., ,,;,;,or,, ,ooo.uros ond . oorso,roo.,
identity exis ed. The report concludes 90 follows.
Ca tba Do Rroo,ie and Rocbebouot n,;n;s.,;os ~.
.oa aoro, resnons;hili,v yo tnn. o, 10
.'.sss nososp 49, p''p''' 'A"' WIN w
.s,,o..na 49,. 49,
49, .,oson..s. , w." w 10 ~
80. .a,t. ,no ;ssro so,or.,
80 Maroh 60 a c.,n,,,o,s 10 vfor i'm
a1t.o,t 80 ox- p,os;aont ,Joowohor ha ,ntonds rto
boand ,ha, no bs Yrosso,tas With The ministers,
po;oe IL ro;,,nr nrorna thot tbo chambers will, re-
49,. ~. ;.,~,o.osn,o,,, ,oso,n+;or
i ~. s.I,.ua I'm Ru.siu.
CIR prrrpsnnpo Msreh The t,A1ciaI Messen i.
cor r,hn hos ,breo te,eyroms from prof Eichwald
do+ad wis.o,ko Tscbniniiar and Nico,skeie. show
;n hot oil resnec,inp The plapue have
,s.a,,oanoa t,ouoh mncb DISEASE nrevaiIs. Cen
Iris MeIro8 amends a decla alton stating that
soo nersons died ont of population OF 11s,Ooo be.
tween October and February. in the two pestilentia
districts in Astracbap. This is a smaller mortality
than usual from the cholera, diphtheria, small poz
or tynbus. Gen. Meikoff affrms that the epidemic
is now mastered.
The Royal Family frustrating.
The Emperor and Empress will visit the Crimea fol
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VIRGINIA.

FraternaI Grcttius from Senator Ii Iai ue
NETWORK, March s-Senalor Blame in speech at
the reception to himself and Mr.. Joues of Nevada at
the Richmond Tobacco Exchange, Saturday, said he
believed that in bis votes 10 Congress no man could
go further stay longer, in the deeire to promote
the material prosperity Of Virginia. 'If know my
self he said, II would for Virginia as quickly
for Maine; for The South quickly as for New eng
land. The patriotic and heroic endurance OF Vir.
ginia under circumstances that right well have dis
couraged the bravest had enlisted for her the sym
pathes and admiration of the whole universe, AM it
cannot be in my heart to think ything of but
kindly My natural grandmother, whose tender
memory IS every hour present in my breast, was
born on this sacred soil, and belong to family
which maintains that blood hicker than water
differ with Virginians on some things | am with
them on Others. Whenever ~ voice can have in6u-
ence to promote your prosper ity you rely upon
me as upon one ofyour own noble and distinguished
sons'.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

S. A. Spofford of Hopkinton, N. a., cut his foot
of Saturday with an axe A few days ago he re-
ceived scalp wound and was knocked down by an
axe.
Margaret Leary, housekeeper of the Ocean Hotel at
Long Branch N. j., was arrested Saturday charged
with setting fire to that hotel, Monday.
Julia johnson, negress. charged with the murder
of an old lady Clayton county, Ga was acquitted
Saturday at Jonesboro.
Edward B. Burroughs. 40 years of age, was struck
in the head by fragment Of rock from blast u the
Rockpott Granite Co.'S quarries Saturday, and was
ms antly killed.
Rev. DR. Sarles, for 81 years pastor of the Central
Baptist church Brooklyn, being unable to agree with
the trustees of his cbutcb has resigned. He lakes
charge CT small but venerable church in
Stelfop, N, j., on the LIST of next month.
The New Yora Sunday News reports the flight of
Ebenezer Bloodward, a petroleum broker, with con-
siderable liabilities.
special election is talked Of in the twelfth New
York Congressional d.t rct, there being a vacancy
by the de ath of Smith, Representative.
The Archbishop of Cinninnati seems to be fnan-
cially embarrassed, and consultation has been held
by A,chbishops Wood of Philadelphia, Williams Of
Boston, and Gibbons of Balti more, with Cardinal
McClosky, to devise means to assist him.
A st. John despatch schooner Francis, New
York for St. JohB, with general cargo, before
ported ashore at Jonesport Me-, arrived at that port
yesterday in tow, to be repaired.
John Sha1pess, an ex policeman In New Orleans,
was shot dead Saturday night. 1t is rumored that
while intoxicated he insulted lady, and was shot
by her escort.
John R. Clay,a well known broker of New Orleans,
suicided Saturday by shooting hims elf with pistol.
Financial embarrassment was the cause.
Revenue agent at San Francisco Saturday, seized
Gordon & Burkes cigar factory, for selling goods
uustamped value about $1,000.
Hapiman's Hotel at Green Bay, Wis.,, was burned
Saturday morning. AL the boarders escaped,
many of them by ropes from the upper stories Loss
$4,000; insured for $25,O0O.
The rail mil OF the Springfield Iron Co. at Spring
field Mass, was burned Saturday night. Loss $780,
09O; insurance $ls 600. This throws 400 men out of
employment, temporarily The company will re-
build and be in operation again by April LIST.
By fire Georgetown. Va, saturday, three
children of Daniel Martin, colord, aged from one to
five years were burned to death.
despatch from Summit station, Cal, says the
Overland tram is bocsaded six miles west of there.
The snow is l6 feet deep and sill stormng.
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THE GLOUCEs FEB FISHERMEN,
Probable I0ss of the WhuIr Fleet

GLOUCESTER, March 9.No news has been re-
ceived ffom the missing Georgemen, several of which
are overdue, and great anxiety is felt tor the safety
of IA of the fleet which have not been seen since the
storm. Should all fail to return it will involve loss
of $4,000 and $50 lives, making many widows and
fatherless children.
The Hanna FlOated.
LONG BRANCH, March S.-The Norwegian ship
Hanna, which stranded on the beach Feb. IS, was
foated off at high tide tonight, taken in tow and
started for New York.
British Bark Ashore.
LONDON, March s.-The British bark May Queen,
Capt. Prior, from New York, Feb. 10, for Penarth
roads is ashore at Sharpness.
Schooner Hauled OF.
NEWPORT, March 8-The revenue cutter has
hauled of the schooner Maggie Mulvey OF New Bed
ford, reported ashore in the lower barbor.
Schooner sirack by Lightoing.
BUFFALO, March s The schooner Que EN- City
was struck by lightning during a thunder show er
this afternoon completely SCATTERING her mast.
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CaItforui. m..inx stocks.
Gloucester Fish Market.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 8.
Gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending March s.
RECEIPTS herring for the week have been confined to
one faie from Newfoundland and two from New
Brunswick. We notice sales # picked Newton Cd
land and round shoe held at 81 per bbl; shore split
at $43; Labrador do $43 frozen Herring are in mod
crate supply and selling at 65 @ 90 Stock of Mack
ell in fl st HANDS is light and prices firm; we quote
Bay rs at $12 q $14 ~ Dbl; 2's at SIS q &c. and So
a 81 for 3s Shore dsh In fair supply at so and IL
per 100 for steak and market lCod; SO for Haddock
81 for Dusk and 75c for Hake: tresn ton at &c
4Y tt The Sank feet report late storm less severe
upon the Banks than uson Georges. The number
OF Bank arrivals the past was 7, and the receipts
100000 lbs Halibut; last sales az 81 and 3ac " ID for
white and gray. Four bankers went into Boston wi
their fares during the week. The number Of Georges
arrivals reported the past week have been ten wi
$1,000 lbs split Goldfish and 10 900 lbs of haibut
Georges Cod IN light stock with tendency iowa DIS
better prizes, quote sales at $4 ~ qtI for large
aud sS 81 for medium; Bank Cod at So q ga ~
qtl for large and me um; $31 q 81 for dry cured /;
Shore Goldfish at $Sa. So and $2i tor large, medium
and small; Hake $1a q So per qtl Pollock Il @ Il
Cusk at 81: pckleJ Co16sh 80 % Dbl picked ban
dock so; Sword fish so; Halibut fins 10 10 P Dbl +;
fins and napes so; Halbut heads at 90; tongues
and sounds at II o.; picked lounges at 90. Scaled
Herring Sc box; No do at 6c, boaters SOC per 100;
Salmon at $12 a Is per Dbl; homeless HIKE, Cusk
and Cod &c q &c per H. as to quality Medicinal Oil
LOOP gal, tanners Oil 43c, Porge Oil 2Sc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-10
THE NEWS In A NUTSHELL.

The ship Turkish Empire, 1000 tons, went
ashore Friday night on Grand Manan and is
total loss Her captain and six men were
drowned.
1t is feared the entire fleet Of Gloucester,
Mass, fishing vessels at Georges Banks are
lost. The fleet includes fourteen vessels and
100 men.
A cordial reception was given Senators
Blaine and Jones at Richmond, Va, to which
the former responded in a most appropriate
manner
Several unsuccessful attempts have been
made to burn Columbus, 0.