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EUROPE.
Attempted Escape of Prisoners at
Kieff,
The Wretches Shot Down I'm Cold
Blood.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 12.-Ihe Keff correspond
ent OF the ST. Petersburg Journal gives the following
account OF the outbreak among the political prison.
eIs last month. The persons under arrest in Kief
prison resolved some time ago to tunnel under the
walls and escape. The scheme was betrayed by one
OF the conspirators but the authorities allowed the
prisoners to continue the excavation. When the
tunnel was completed and the prisoners entered it
one after the other, intending to come up through
the opening beyond the prison precincts, soldiers
previously posted at the opening shot the escaping
prisoners as they came up. When the bulk of the
prisoners terrified by the noise of the firing STONED
and remained in the tunnel, soldiers were sent in
from behind, and the unfortunate wretches were
caught between the two fires and were all shot down.
The proceedings seemed to give the officials much
amusement, and the directors of Kief prison have
been praised and decorated for having acted with
such ceverness and decision.
The correspondent adds that quite in keeping with
this is the statement published by the Russian chap
lain in the central prison at Charkof in official
Eparchian Wedomerti diocesan intelligence.) He
declares that of five hundred persons detained at that
prison two hundred died within four months. One
of the heaviest charges made by the Nhsts against
the Russian official administration was the brutal
treatment of prisoners in consequence of which the
health of most of them was. broken down. many dy-
ing and some being driven mad.
Narrow Escape of Prince Milan.
VIENNA, April IA shell buried in the road ex-
ploded near Prince Mulan while walking at Nisck
Tuesday. His aid-de-camp was wounded. 1t is not
known whether the explosion was the result of plot
to assassiGate the Prince.
Germany and Samoa.
BERLIN, April 1S.-Germany, though entertaining
no idea Of annexing the Samoa Isadds, intends to
protect German interests and prevent Americans es
ablishng themselves there to the Diet rment Of other
| nations.
Foreign Notes
| Garbaldi was taken in carriage to the QuirinaI
Sunday and the King conversed with him privately
| in the carriage for half an hour.
1t is possible that Cardinal Hohen lobe will go 10
| Berlin on a confidential mission. '*t
The King of Burmah has lost air influence and his
| ministers are again supreme.
Major Cavagnari will probably 60 to Cabul to en-
deavor to convince Yakoob Khan of the fatility OF
resistance.
The Queen of Portugal is very sick oil pleurisy.
| She is believed to be improving.
A great fire is reported raging in Cairo, Egypt.
Russia has sent circular to the powers urging the
Fastening of the work of the varioas boundary
misions-above all the one at work at the line of the
Balkans.
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Brig Mary Bartlett Smith, at PbadeInb;a ,ror,
Matanzas reports, Meh 81, in Straits of florida dnr
ing strong gale, sprung bad leak and has had the
pumps going nearly all the time since.
brig Wauban, Spencer, at Philadelphia from Cien-
fuegos reports. 10 Gays North of Hatteras in heavy
weather. split sails and washed everything movable
from the deck. -.aI. io'"o''
Sch Decora. Berry, at Philadelphia from Brurs-
WICK. reports, March go, lat 35 Is. Ion IA TO- exne
Iienced severe gale from NNE, and lost and split
sails, lost boat and dayts, stove water casks and
Sch Gem, of Rockland, which went ashore at Ed
gartown Mich 81. remains in same position with her
cargo Of lime on fire. She will be total loss. -
Sch VIM Buck, Miller, from Baltimore arrived at
Jacksonville 9th inst with loss OF foreopmast and
jipboom, and leaking 800 strokes per hour.
sen WIN Deming, McCumbry, at New York from
Od HORROR reports heavy gales on the passage ship
PED much water, flooded cabin lost boat and part Of
sch w Wheeler, Bowman, at New York from
Matanzas, reports strong WNW gales the entire pas.
sage march 81. took hurricane lasting 4S hours,
sprung aleak. had everything movable washed from
the oeck, lost and split sails, &c.
sen chattanooga. Snare, from Belfast, arrived al
charleston Sth with loss OF boat and part Of deck
losd; Had rough weather the entire passage.
sen Emerson Rokes, Marston. from New York fol
Demarara, put back to New York 18th with loss Of
part Oh deckoad and after hatch broken open. The
captain was badly injured
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL Ia.
How to Play Draw Poker Probably.

From the san FRANCISCO chronicle.
1. Don't buy but half as many chips at the
start as the other players The expectation is
that you will win, and if you lose, it is better
that you borrow or 'owe" mp.
z Never ante up till someone tells you to,
ana tnen say that you have, and stick to IL,
which will generally persuade someone else TO
come in" twice. This rule, though an excel.
lent one, must be followed with discretion. If
practised too often it is liable to produce IN
pleasant feelings.
8. Toward the end of the evening it is al
ways bstter to 'owe" up your ante "for min
pot frequently forgets to charge up the debt,
and none of the other players will remind him,
as they may wish to do the same thing.
4. Wien the credit system begins to creep
in, as 1t generally does about the middle of the
game, you should "owe up if possible, and bet
chiefly against those who always 'put up"
This 10 one OF the most important rules. To
win on cash and to lose on credit is the great
secret Of successful poker-playing.
8. In dealing, always observe the bottom
card, which you can easily do before the cut
Then, by noticing how thick cut is made, you
can tell whether that card goes out. This may
help You In the draw
g. Keep sharp eye on the discards. They
may be of services if your draw is not satisfac.
tory.
Z. When you are Sin luck" watch your op-
portunity from time to time, to put some of
your checks 10 your pocket without being seen.
This will enable you to "owe up" if your lack
turns, aud will prevent the others from borrow
ing from you.
8. When any one wants to buy mora checks
and you have plenty, get him to buy of you, if
possible, in preference to the bank. 1t ena-
ables you to conceal the amount Of your win
nings, and besides the bank may not be able to
pay up.
8. When you are chipping out" for drinks,
etc.. put segar in your pocket every once in
waiie. You are sure to be SO much ahead of
the game, and they come in very handy even
when you don't smoke.
TO-. Never permit anything to make you for
get for moment that the whole object of
your game Is TO save your own money and
secure somebody elss's, and let everything you
do, however trihing, tend to this desirable end.
IL. When the game is over, il you are win.
ner. deny it entirely or fix the figures as low as
possible, if you are loser. declare that you have
lost twice as much as you really have This
rule is never departed from. The money lost
D., at game of poker always foots up twice as
much won.
II. When it is inconvenient to avoid paying
your poker debts entirely, use discrimination
in the matter. Debts to persons whom you
are not likely to meet very often you can avoid.
Many players feel delicacy about asking for
poker debt-these are safe ones not to pay.
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EGYPT.
England Refuses the Su1tan's Proposition

England IL efuses the Su1tan's Proposition
for the Present.
LONDON, April 12.Oficial circles. both London
and Paris consider that recourse should not be had to
the Sultans authority to solve the Egyptian difficult
ty except after careful deliberation No steps there
fore will be taken in reference to the Sutans propo-
sition until France and England have had an oppor
tuuty for concerning common course.
The government is collecting money throughout
the provinces and using every means of compusion
An immediate levy of 10000 soldiers has been order
ed and special envoy sent by the Khedive to Con-
stantinopletook large of money for the Sultan
Business Suspended in Cairo.
CAIRO, April 12.-Business is completely sus-
PENDED and is likely to remain so until the decision
of England and France Is known.
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MINOR TELEGAMsR

A conductor on the Grand Trunk road at Buffalo
was shot in the face Saturday by noted desperate.
No provocation is assigned.
Provideace Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Providence, Pa, has suspended Liabilities $4,000.
A stationery and mnsic store, dwelling and print
log office at Toronto was burned yesterday. Loss
$35,O00.
Barque Masonic, seized by the Spanish authorities
at Manila because the Cargo short % cases of
kerosene, at last advces was advertised to be solo,
notwithstanding the Am erican consul protested.
The latter was insulted by the Spanish authorities
there. The Masonic is $50 TOMS was built at Stock
ton, Maine, is owned in New York by A. P. Blanch.
ard and others and is commanded by Captain Kill
lam
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DIED.


In this city, 18th inst, at the Greeley Hospital j.
Boynton Beals, formerly of Bowdoinham, aged 40
years.
In Cape Elizabeth, April 49, Mrs. Elizabeth Wylie.
wife of David Boyd. s =, ga
In Springvale. April u, Stephen Hersom, aged
38 years. s3i $50
In South birmingham, Mass, April 10. Miss Eliza
L. Pierce daughter of the late Hon. Josiah Pierce of
Gorham.
In Bath, April II, Mary A. j., wife of John P.
WEIGH. aged 43 years 10 months.
In Waidoboro April -, Mrs. Caroline osier, aged
"a years IL months. 10
In Wiscasset, April 6. Mrs. Susan Hawlin, aged
"a years.
In Bridgton, April 9, Mr.. Daniel Haley, aged about
70 years.
In Casco, March 81, Mrs. Percie D., wife of George
Nutting, aged 81 years. "a
In Topsham, April = Mrs. Sadie H., wife of Oliver
Thompson, aged q years.
In surry, April g. Mrs. sallie, widow of Abidiah
Curtis, aged 90 years.
1.-The funeral services of the late Mrs: Elizabeth
W. Boyd will take place from her residence to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock.
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For New England,
CagJ Examination.

HAzELToN, Pa, April 13-It is learned that a
movement is foot for the formation of coal COM
bnaton with every promise Of success. In this con-
nection comes proposition from the Lehigh opera
tors to adopt what is known as Coxs basis OF wages
and contract prices, but with sill ling scale above
and below of IA per cent.
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MINOR TELEGRANIS.

some fifty liquor dealers have been arrested at
Portsmouth.
kIhe portuguese government has prohibited the
importation into that country of hogs and hog pro-
ducts from the United States.
Nathan d. Pratt, the son of the Reading defaulter
was released from custody Saturday by the grand
jury at Boston, having returned verdict of emo
bil the charge of having possession of stolen Sc
curties of the Reading bank.
1t is cold and showing in London and the northern
parts of the kingdom.
The funeral Of Gen. Richard Taylor took place
yesterday.
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Judge KeIIey's Schemes.


WASHINGTON, April 13.--Judge Kelley will to-
morrow introduce in the House under call of states
If Pennsylvania be reached, bill designed 10
remedy the inconvenience and losses occasioned to
workmen and retail dealers by the accumulation in
their hands of certain denominations of silver COIN
ago. 1t requires the Treasury and all subreasuries
to redeem with legal tender money subsidiary silver
coins whenever presented. 1t provides that the
further coinage of tue trade dollars be stopped that
they TOR twelve months be received par for customs
or any other obligations due the United States, and
that when so received they be reconed in standard
silver dollars of 412A grains.
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By TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Stricken Down in HIS pulp.t.

StrIcAcm Down IN kHlS RUIU&t.
CAMDEN, April 13-Rev. W. o. Thomas was
stricken with paralysis this afternoon while supply
ing the pulpit for the pastor, who was ill, and was
taken from the church speeches. and insensibie
Two years ago he was stricken in like manner at
baptismal service in Gardiner, where he was pastor
for many years. Fears are entertained that he will
not recover. He is native of Camden and well
known in Maine.
The New Light at York NnbbIe.
YORK, April 13.-The iron light house for York
hubble is arriving in sections by the government
steamer Myrtle Only few days will be necessary
to erect the tower and have the light burning.
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DOMEsTIO Ports.

Sid I'm Newport 10th. schs A H Lennox, Sterling,
ana Ance M Gould, StinsoL. Portland for Virginia.
Ar at delaware Breakwater 10th, sch Clara l. Dyer
from Portland, for mackerel
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WASHINGTON.

National Emigration Society.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The Executive commit
tee of the National Emigration Aid Society eompet-
ed its organization by electing Senator Window
President. Hon, E. M. Mcpherson Treasurer and
Prof Richard Green Secretary.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A Town Treasurer who Robbed Himself.
GAMBIA, N. H. April 10 Upon representations
Of the committee appointed to investigate the affairs
of E. R. ingalls,, late town Treasurer, who claimed to
have been robbed of $500 March 3d. the grand jury
found an indictment against him for embezzlement.
ingalls, was arrested this morning.
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CaIiforni. Mining Stocks.
New York Fish NIarket

New YoRK, April 12.-Mackerel steadily held with
moderate demand; No Massachusetts shore $40 90
a 25 90; No Q do at 70 q rs; No medium at 8 20
@35O; small No at 2 90 g 90; No bays at 10 oo
and % a so for Grand Bank: boxed herring 16 q
lee; Nova Scotia shore split herring 25@460.
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SERIOUS CHARGE

carter Harrison Accused of Having OBJ
famed Money on Fraudulent Pay
Rolls.
NEW YORK, April Fit is stated that on MOI
day. among the cases to be brought before the Grand
Jury of the District of Columbia at Washington, is
that of ex-Congressman Carter II. Harrison Mayor
elect of Chicago, who is charged by ex-Doorkeeper
the House of Representatives j. W. Polk with hav-
ing obtained money on fraudulent pay rolls of Con-
gressional employees.
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Ar at Delaware Breakwater 18th. brig VIM Robert
son, Harding Havana.
:. Cid at Brunswick, Ga, 9Th inst, sch VIM Card,
F0ss, st Jago.
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Indian Murderers Captured.
MARINE NEWS.
A Bucksport Crew LOST.

huCHbpOFt CFcW lLObIs
NEwBURYPoRT, April 13.-Schooner Nabob, from
Philadelphia for here, has not been heard from since
the day before the storm of April 1st Capt Erline
and three Of the crew belonged in Bucksport.
A Portland Brig Dismasted.
WASHINGTON. April 13-The signal corps station
at Cape Henry reports that the brig Fleetwing of
Portland, is now three miles off Cape Henry with
masts entirely gone. Pilot boat Maryland went to
her assistance but the brig declined the offer.
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Foreign Exports.

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Eirene-19, 600
bush wheat 5000 bush peas 1000 do barley 5527 bbs
-four 600 sacks do. $4,000 lbs oatmeal $500 do bntter
1850 Id. canned meats, 3l5S lbs hams, 1850 lbs tai
low $40 lbs potash $50 do tongues IA bales leath
er, 76l packages merchandise, 1868 grain bags, Or
|
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THE GREENBACKERS.


A Possible Check on Taeir Imitation
Schemes.
Especial to Boston Journal.l
WASHINGTON, April H. The Greenbackers are
likely defeated instheir attempts to introduce
imitation legislation ON Monday, for the reason that
according to custom, Representatives Frye and Reed
are first the call of states and they are likely to
introduce bills, the reading of which will occupy
hours, thus consuming the time so that no infa-
ton measures can be presented. If would be a
pattioic DUTY of every friend of honest money to
insist upon the reading of the most voluminous BILL
as by the change of rules the Banking and Currency
Committee can report back any measure that is re-
ferred to it at any time. The checks and balances
which have hitherto restrained the infatonists are
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Irregular tiles i'm the FoxObro Savings
Bank.
BOSTON, April 12.-Irregular transactions have
been discovered upon the books of the treasurer of
the Fosboro Savings Bank, Mr.. Isaac A Bar mes,
which led the savings bank commissioners to demand
his immediate removal. The investment commits
sioners Of the bank also demanded the keys of the
safe, and upon his refusal to surrender them have
placed men in the bank to guard its affairs. The
reported Irregularities petty and the bank suffers
little.
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NEW YORK, April ia Kansas dispatch says
or 600 negroes who have arrived in Topeka this
spring 800 have gone to Nicodemus colony in Gra-
ham county, and Singleton colony near Council
Grove. Others following. Both colonies are col
ored. large camp of negro refugees from the
South is still at Wayandotte, and contributions of
pork beef and some clothing have been received and
more needed. The negroes have sent ont several
of their own number as agents to look for locations
for them to select public lands for those who are able
to support themselves claims, and to find empoy-
ment as farm hands for those without means.
FREDERICKSBURG, April 13-The statement that
the negroes along the Rappahannock have caught the
emigration fever is without foundation.
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MARRIED..

In Naples. April 2. Leslie W. sanborn and Miss
Emma f. Chaplin.
In South Waterford, April s. John 8. Ames and
Miss Addie D. Smart, both of Sweden.
In Harrington, April 5. Nelson G. Norton and Miss
Mary Fellows.
In Kingfied. March 80, BENZ. C. Webster of King
field and Miss Eunice Carvill of New Portland.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

saturday, A prii ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Allentown, Mills, Philadelphia coal to
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
EaStport for Boston. ~.
Sch Mahaska, Harrington, New York-coal
Sci Clyde, -, Portsmouth.
Sch Diana. Orne. neutrality-suspicious. to
Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine.
CLEARED. M
Steamship Eirene, (Br) Rollo. Gasgow-Robt Red
Sch G Gibson, Emery. Baltimore--J Nickerson
Sch Ella Frances Bulger. New York-Berlin Mills,
Sch Wreath HodgkiDs, New York-Berlin Mills
Sch Nathan Cleaves, Atwood, Wellfeet-Timmons
Sch. Balance, Robinson, Eastport andlCalafs-Natbl
Sch Victory, Wilson. Addison-Nath'l Blake
Sch M Kennedy, Pomroy' aEllsworth-- Nathl
Sch Tanni Scott, Webb, Deer Ise-Nath'l Blake.
Sch Lewis r Flencb, Andrews, Damariscotta-N
Sch Ariel, .Tainter, Boothbay-CumberIand Bone
Company.
ARRIVED.
Barque Ella, T9betts New York YORK md to Sargent,
Barque Sarah. Ingersoll. New sorh-coal to Maine
Central RI. Vessel to J winslow & Co.
Sch Satilla, Rivers Satilla River for Brunswick,
with hard pine for Skolfeld BIOS. .q
Sch NJ Strout. Fernald, Hoboken-coal to Grand
Trunk Railway Co. AZ
Sch Teaser, Orr, So Amboy-coal to Randall & Nc
Alister.
Sch Ann Elizabeth, Dean, New York-coal to RAN
dali 81 McAllister.
Sch Bramhall, Hamilton, New York-coal to Ran
dali g McAllister.
Sch Cornelia, Norton, Portsmouth, to load corn for
Rockland.
Sch Abigail HAYNES, Marcel, Portsmouth.
Sch NJ CLARK, OBI Smith, Cow Bay CB-24O tons
coal to d w Job.
Sch volant. (Br) Gatcomb, Bear River, Ns-wood
to Whidden IL Co.
Sch Dauntless, (Br) Tatt0n, st Andrews, NB-Rk
seepers to q Wescott.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 18th. brig VIM Robert
son, Harding, Havana.
Cid at Brunswick, Ga, 9Th inst sch VIM Fl Card,
F0ss, st Jago.
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Foreign Imports.

ST ANDREWS, NIB. Schr Dluntless-3cO ,O22
sleepers to G Wescott.
cow BAY, CB. Schr H M Clark-24O tons coal
to David W Job.
BEAR RIVER, MS. Schr Voant-i5 cords wood
50 doz eggs to A D Whidden g. Co.
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boston STOCK MARKET.
[Sales of the Brokers' Board, April III.
Boston 8 Maine Railroad. .,...............1l4
Eastern Railroad. $50. ................... oil
Portland, Saco q Portsmouth Railroad. -. - q 95a
a Second Call.
$4,000 Eastern Railroad 31s...........,...... 673
Sales at Auction.
/ York Manufacturing Company. % 1152A
$1,000 Maine State SIS, 1889.
$4,000. do 1888. ................ 1869
$4,000 Wlscasset.( Me) Town IS, 1885, Aid. 70a
$500 Eastern Railroad 3as, 1906. ,....,..,. 67t
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EOREISsN PORTS.

Ar at Corunna prev to 18th inst, barque Augustine
Kobbe, Ford, New York.
. Sid I'm Liverpool 9th nrt, ship Freedom, Lawrence,
New York.
:. Of the Lizard 10th, ship Charter Oak, from Mej-
ZONES for Hamburg.
Ar at QueenstoKn 11th inst, ship Henry S Sanford,
Sleeper, Batavia.
Cid at St John, NIB, 10th, sch " Barnes, Leach,
New York.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THR NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April IA, 4 A. NJ.
For New England,
falling followed by rising barometer with slightly
colder northeast to northwest winds and partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain except in Viz
ginia wheIe there will be warmer southwest winds.
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Bank Statement,
Brink StutCm6MI.
NEW YORK. April 12.--The following is the week
" Rank statement ending tO.day:


NEW YORK. April 12-P. M.-Money closed easy at
peTlcent call. The bank statement is verv sat
isacory showing gain of 1923 900 in net reserve
which is about the increase of legal tenders
Sterling Exchange remains quiet. We quote bank
ers' 0askng rates 60-days' bills at $4S6 per (of
$48665 par value), and on demand ST. 7s against
$4S6i a ST. one week ago. Commercial bills Asa
q 4.s5 gold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the A ASSESSOR
Notice, which appears in our columns to-day, with
reference to Taxes. that all persons interested may
comply with the tenor Of such notice. particularly
the last clause with reference to The u S. Govern
ment Bonds and Deposits in Saving Banks, and thus
save hard thoughts, and possibly hard words, when
too late. mh29sntap16
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n. s The old r.
' ' ;';;;; |E E !! !:
liz H01k94 A aunua liable
US "oS"o' lIIll1HN remedy II
JlILlSII d UIullu HuVbo and all
- OkDO9 + Diseases
C,sv,un 0n1In of the
OUuus nUUIs Throat.

Endorsed by physicians. Used by thousands 1t
will cure you. No opium in ii. Mothers, you can
on hand, and save the child. Sold by Druggists.
fe24 eoa1m&w3m9
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SPOKEN.

March 20, lat 81 25 lon II 90 sch Jos Farwell from
Rio Grande for Boston.
April 6, lat 81 10. Ion 70 10, brig Pettengill,
Hall, from New York for Matapzas.
April g. lat 80 o. Ion 70 30. sch Lizzie Carr, Davis
from Cardenas for Delayare Breakwater.
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERCIAL.
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
/ GRAIN.
Clearing House Transactions.

PORTLAND, April Il.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. .$100,94 10
H>o' aidncoo' ZuVA 10
Transactisns for the week ending April IL:
Gross exchanges. .........,.. -. 1921 52 55
Net balances 105,419 "A