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Grand omeer. of the !. o. O. +.

IocKpoRT. y. Y, Feb. 2G-The Grand En-
campment u the independent order OF odd Fellows To-
day elected the following named officers for the ensuing
year George H. Crtt ot rcok A.ll Grand Patriarch,
William Monroe oi lura, Grant lhlh rucst Edgar
Mhiiluck hrunklNu. Grand Seunr Warden, john
BdicS uf Albion. Grand Junior Warden. George Has
kius col NrW York, Grand Representatives. The Eucnmu-
mcut adjourned tins Afternoon The mkt encanpment
will Ice held in New York city
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SUPREME COURr-CHAMBgRs.- Nos. 80. 80, II.
"a iH ld2 lNl, lN 2l5 IA $50 "a 2is 2hd 4hl 2tH
27l 251 $50 2Nl. Isl ISL srtci.L TfRN Case on Parts
/ nud II -tascs ON No calendar.
CuMHoS pLKAs -kQrlfY ItkN Ease on. Part L-SAme
calendar. Part II Same calendar
MARlNk COuRTs Adjourned for the term
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

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OswEGo Feb 26.--The western division III The
Rome. NatertoNn aud Oslrnshuru road, between o.
Wtco and Rchlaui. which has bccn blocked by SNOW
Gnce Monday afternoon. Is not yet oieu.
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Formula ON each package Al know what they take.
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and ALI blood impurities - cent. prr package. All drug.
gists Principal depot 30 West San St
The hest Elastic Tru-s ever Invented. Price
now only s25l POMERON TRUSS co. 7ld Broad way.
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rmr srAsInr LInnAKY.

ont to-day. In clear. huli. handsome tyre.
GREAT NON AGES AND GREAT NANIGATORS
Second halt By JULES VERNE 10 cents
Ont fumnrrnw
THE ATrAClE OR SAM SLICK IN ENGLAND
BY I. a. uALlHlk IUN - cents
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LATE ISSUES
AZ Leah A Woman do. Fashion. b., Annie Edwards 2Oc.
~ IN Fortune. Of G,u. o.r hy Charles Lever. 2c.
VuNrft O.slwII hk Nl~~ " I Nftdluu .2nc.
So cal fri riI. hV Goo, MIuVlr Fem. ........ inc.
iG1 EIut hs Mr. llrnrS Nt0d ... ... .2Jo.
4Gd Goat NoNusr, and Great NaNi-ators. by jules
Verne tngst hlI ....,+.... ..,... 90. loo.
Verne second htlI ..........' .......... lnr
fci Mou-cut Lrcul n> Enlc GA. ritu nrst halo = &C.
4Ht &C. a fIilsrrI iN charles Lever IN
t,u The AtlIlttt .f, It'i.f 90. tnc
$50 ru. Arlllu Nights Illft q ....... ....... in'
80 The Doctor, VIC. ln Nj, VI H. Brad Ion . ~
49, Nflrt. it RIHil B.ou.Httu ......... ne
~ IA, Ii-t uf tns u. ft Sc VI iIucN los,
40 T. ui fthrr. ~ut...u. uY a. ,le, Macdonald. DC
40 iiftc tHrluuf. Do. Sort. .rtac ....... &C.
4at Iht PI.,r>. if r.t N,n, Nttitt .... 2lc
~ a. odd tautl. tN Mr.. D.ph Ylt .... iuc.
Al liIN Sll.ttlHc's statrt. .. los Vim BitcA iuc.
Fur sole t.trs ut do. prices Hui post.
pai uu rr,rift of ~ r,nf- nr ln bout uuior. nui rs
tnt> fr -lrrut uuhrr-. hN HkuNnE MUNRO, Il t. ~
ktutt water # Soc. s.
, 1879-07-10
SHOT DEAD.

Hnf'lau Seeking to Escape Ktt1sd By q
Policeman.
Inc killing Of young man by police officer
was reported at an early hour this morning from
the ii'hfnan street Police Station, In tho south
~esteFh poFLkn Of the city. at II 80 o'clock
foIicetna1 john Collins, whi1o travelling Lila
oeat, 1oonu ssf young mcn RECALLING themselves
ovcF something IN harn In the rear OF No. |
kaneas strcot, owned and ucc,pIed by a grocer
naned Thomas Duan. lie entered a,,d otlps.
TONED them, but a. they would give no eatts-
factory account Of their bukincss there. and n
their presence at that hour OF the night was
At least Suspicious, he concluded to arrest
two OF them, aud 1T onco announced bis tnten-
tions. Joung man named Jamcs Lpl,ey was
onc Of those whom be had intended to asrest.
and tho officer in attempting to lay hands on
hin ~as atsuck in the face. This was signal
for the crowd to pitch upon hin, md they
pounded him severely abo1t the head with Ills
own baton, which Was wtested from his hand.
After gunclIng aud Kicking ,hsnf, the officer
ais revolver IN order to place hmaelf
BY The man who saw tho pis,ol
drawn. and tlle crowd ran out Of tlle door, and
the ona who llad commenced tic assault, and,
Two shots In close succession. 1.atley fell 10 tho
ground, and upon coming up to him the
officer found TINT one of his bullets had entered
Lahey's right eh1o iust above tho lip, and hal
gone clear through the btxly, making tcrrioIe
wound which could not fall to result fatally.
llie Injured Young man was at once tasen 10
the hotna Of 6ts parents, M. GLE West Twelfth
street, and Dr. Frazer acnt for, but the unfor-
tunatc fellow died in twenty minutes. lie wns
~ years Of age, single, and Is not gtTcn very
good reputation by the Doicc.
Tic shooting occurred within ha1f block OF
the 1ara. Thu locality las Decon,c notorious
for the assaults made upon policemen travelling
the adjoining beats. At 1cast dozen police
men have been .everely beaten on those
yerx corncrs within two or three yeats.
Not Nlong ago Policeman J. II. Lacy was
stabbed nearly Unto death by gatlg Of vo,ing
ruit1ans, who pitched upon hin ono oIeht whIlu
making nn arrest, and recently Officers Williams
md Cote were badly stoned by mob under
similar circumstances. A stone thruwn Ia this
row struck tho father Of one Of the BOYS en-
gagged and nearly killed him.
, 1879-07-10

expedition which surveyed Tho boundary lno
under The Guadalupe Hlt1alao Treaty, and after
the Mar commanded the Military Department
Including New Mexfco.n
ITO come bsck to tho Immediate topic Of tha
canal. You have spoken OF dokgfment to our
commercial trtcres.s. What OF the tnltlkaKY md
naYal sltlo Of the question: In case The eapal
we're opened, could not any stron9 naval Power
fr0tn stations In the West Indies to seize l,o
work, mud then dispatch IN expedition TO rav-
aeo our Paciie coast, Which ne could only de-
fend by sending vessels aruund Cape Iiornln
why NC should not aitow foreigners to construct
The canal that it IL hardly necessary to snocfg
them. 1t IL enough to say that It would te
highly detrimental TO otr tntcrests as a nation
for canal under foreign control to bt opened
actosa tie 1sthmus, and that We will not permit
suclt an undertaking to be carried out. Our
Government ehontd Eive formal uotaoe to this
effect before thu business goes any further"
, 1879-07-10
lug III thr animals, which nppeascl half OK.
l'ausicd: 'ie applause which greeted tlis feat

i'ausicd: Tile applause whct, greeted this fcat
"as deaten5ng.
The succcss Of "urInkn st t1,e pr,orc,., I,
u II. s.s 70 ,ns @ 1ssps @ .s hsvs ssn .ksn
las n,ac excellent bn.nea. % arranw.n.ots: shc hc
4 not only t'e author oi the Ensii.t .dapta. Ia
Hjs siarc OF lie reeeints st ,h.. p,,pco.s. s@s;
week amounted to E+00. lie also posscs.es the
cnttra provincial Rights, and there Ia ercry
ft.*peGt 81 "Drtnkn realizing Tor him n con-
s1uerable fortune. THE other evening In the
s "ife.snoP stcns. where t'oHIxa* IS 50 sore1y
tempted g qua't tEle trehcherous drauvht, an
tetnptefa: "Don't give i him. you .bcasta;
aon't Rlse 1t him l"-London Letter.
On Juoc ~ tho London theatres trcrc nrr..nt.
lng n1sys. ctc., u follows: Isoyal italian 0peTs,
IT, A,iaas: - heoh nmg noh.at. Msf Ma}es
ccuf11, "CbarIcs r.: prinrs,s' ''""i %I,rr,,k 4.
i;atcty fCon~dte Francata.i M9he, ,,Arnt.s, i
anl ",ille. lie IL seicIicfe"; o,ytnpIc, Es,.
Wsies sxcetico,t. ns. a;u, fssat1 frnse S 9l
irr": Gnhc. "i.s f,,ac+c. H. a.,,1.' 1na su.1, !,
mil ' I3nn' f1nI1,sa x!oc'lga ue En.nesid1s e1;.
.'rhe 0irisn; 0pcra tomions. III. ~ Il. +
pmafore F." md @Cups and aa1,ecrs =: ctn,ri'
HCot,sIn nirE, nn .To III a,;se, H. Tiuu,,s,
KoYujtY. "Crnich an, ra,Sh,teS !, ,na, I'M
cctts Il: A,hsmira av vanISa a., asaa,,u, H. ~
Criterion, aMev's D,ycFsi'H, !, amd n'rrmiI,t.:
ImueriaI ltafr am,orf,,,,t III Itor,nn. {, fstsiii
the Regiment !, a,.u :. Ro!,ns ~ ~. =,
cycnn: nc stnnns - E,n,unr w. ~. II ~, y ~,
LaGr 81 xn", 7, ,,rts ~ Iu.'l"fs anu no
Daby1nn II: part !. R,nn ~, FIX ,ux ~ nen
Tur f:fork.rnr"r,. H., s.. n' a,n oasrgE, tr,
Wotnan nf tn. Teon,c i: r,,smnia !. t1, ~. e
iny Dutci,man,s. fircc,an. "Thn 9s,senis ~ III
ors i: (;aertrl,x !. f.r,,a ~ ~ rhtus usGn' Eo'
rnarxet nrn1s Fan. mn, ;e F,te ~ 'in.n1 In AaS'
49, "s' '''4 foi5 e'oSea'
NILE: bara Bernhardt, according to tho Lon
ooa norh, i'as fallen considerably in public
s,1!a sat'mauoo during the last week; She behaved
leuner; she dccltucj 10 finish her performance
',t, g hutse At Eaton place, where she was full
.illng oald eneaeement, alleging Is tile reason
anat ene vas not sufficiently app!aude1; and,
, 1879-07-10
BASEBALL.

CtfH'AUU VI. HEIsAEUHHs
To-day, tomorrow, aud Saturday tho Yht.e
Stockings will play tile Syracuse Stars In this
city, and three Of tlle most interesting contests
Of tho season n'aY bo expected. In ul, their
games witl, thu Stars tlc CAIcagos have won
only by the best klud Of playing, auu they regard
TIC Syracuse tenn ~ ot,o OF the most iormtlu-
hio III the League. Additional strength will bo
iMpartsl To si'c !loIsIo nine by thu presence Of
unlFyupte, who has promised TO guarl left Qeld
to-inY. N''~
arRIA0rlELD vs.. UTICA.
sPR1NdFlELD, slass.. July 0.-Sptingaclds, J;
utlcas,2.
WoncEsTEn vs. NEW nRnFoHp,
New De4fotIs, 1.
, 1879-07-10

and In 1897 It was taken bv 1fau,b1tn
lsarkett and called tie l>owery by which
,.l1 sa,ns = 4 tas been knoxn ever sInce. There
~ u.c management. but The public refuscd 10
cstl It anythnK cEss than The Uld Bowcsy. onl
tnc ne" na,nc mas soon dr'pped fron Tic bill
!iehus' !as' Should not be surlrthcG II the same
i.s atts M happened again. btr. lfambln tho isatl
on niay~0ocrs a. an act0r Of M mean order,
al"1 hss partner hr. }laekett, wa t,e fatl1er ui
tlle present Recorder. lie, however, did nut
. fsIntln II r. tc Eelhent, and sir. namblIu
pnblic) earricd it on afon. Inr many Tcnrs,
H. 1s25 tl'e frat fire occurred, til: }loWsc
bchg ali DESTROYED except Its walls. It
WA rebuilt am! again burned down ID 1876,
a..v az. aEs!n ss.,, ~ r.1;s 1x te last rs .weepnE
actors aud actresses who have niircs bccotuc
la1nous !nadA their frat appearance IN this
mouse. Among them tnny bu ,lausA Forrest,
Mho appeared here for u'e irst time - Oihello
Booth. dim Crow Rice, Mira Hurting, Quin
uis comedian. Cn1cste tls danscusc, aud many
otfer:. In lsN Nine. IIutin. celebrated
@ french ,dansepso, appeared IN the regulation
York audienge Of t1lat day that every lady iu
tho boxes left the huuse, and on futufu appear
ancct Mine. 1Intia .wah Obliged 10 Appcar In
Tursaah y trousers, After tic fire IN ls55 Mr.
nan9 at,,r n Isad ssb;; ,s Rnss t 70 ont;oek SON.
lS58 he again assumed the control, rebuilding
thc tl,catre and Opening with Mick Of tha
Woods which had great run. Since
ar; iIam0lln,s death tbs house has becn
been unable to hold lts own acoinst the keen
competition OF nEMer theatres III more fasi,iot-
alle quarters Of tue ctY. When the Howery
Theatre wae built, fashion lived In Chctry, Do
than the aquarium now Is, And Ii rpu or any
, 1879-07-10

dark grav material, au!IscI in cords OF from
onc.half TO tiirce-Nuartcss Ut MI inch in thick
r' rrss' a', as close as they could 10 sio hy side
VI late ycar8 wns estimated at $4GD. Mon, since
4nini1c has. been put upon the FREQ int, IL
would 0robdbly bring less than half tic 10 tier
amount =
, 1879-07-10
ONE WHO CANNOT SEE IT.
To $ht Editor VI The Ifto1,ns.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Aftcr realing several artf.
cles lately on "amateurs" by parties who arc
bcnt Oh saving the "drana,' It occurred to mo
that tic drama needs protection f1om tic recent
assault Of one Of its authors rs much as FROM
its Interpreters. I dare say the drama depends
not so much upon the fact Of whether actors u.c
patd for tlleir services or not ~ IL docs upon
whether Its authors are ioya! to It, iclalm tl,at
". S. Gilbert has scfshly given the drama Of
today mortal wound. Nothing can Withstand
tho blight of rl1icufc, MD now hc wlo has nasla
name and fortune in tlle exercise Of a great
profession can coolly 20 TO work md cut tic
threats Of thousand cttlaborers for biz own
glory and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cannot see. Who
ean be stupid enough after witnessing Eli
gagged" to enjoy uny uf tho many GDn
emotional dranas IT tile dayl Who can ilcar OF
lover drawing pictures uf cottagu for bis
sweetheart without wondering II he IL q train
wreckcr Mn!l she Its abptturi Who will witness
the Hight Of runaway ruuple without locking
Tor pursuer accompanied by lik tootmcu he8F-
lug the wedding cnke to prove hs prior c1airl
Who can possibly listen to I'll. oft-timcs beau
titufly-wrtttc1l nild cmotfonally-ren1ered out
pourlngs Of = broken heart w,tollt eagerly louk-
Ing for . plate OF tarts1 Wsat passionate Iovur
will be listened to With attention after the higl,.
strung a1surlttics Of Clerlut tl,lll II Gilburt
wishes to rail society Into Ills views hf propr1-
ETY., must he needs spoil Its appreciation Of ait
the beautiful scntimrnts,--n lie egreat thoughts
which the drama Of to-day piaceK before tic
people with strength never uttalucd ly other
1ittrutnEei
Ii there we're any fun In the play managers
would have on excuse for producing II, even II
,tcy did thereby alter thu public taste 30 great
ly that other works iu t!slr repertoire would
have to fnke back scat. But wlItrt ts the fuul
In = nau taking two pounds for his sweetheart
W fler o~l nlTlcof III an0thrr man falling tu
love with lise women at . nosnent'H notice. be-
cAusa their widely dtfertuE cEaruct tprtsttce nil
, 1879-07-10
IEiEERAPHln Mfl1ES.

New YoaK, July o-Two English sscamcss
bayo Just discharged oyer $3.50 tuns OF spanish
trou-ore from G,Jou at IIuboken. They received
$50 frcght. per sou, which Is thought bctter
than receiving no freight It all ou ballast a.!d
paying to discharge 1t when hvrc. Tho orc il
for Plttsburs..
NEW ioRk, July 0,-stx hundred Mormons
arrived to,tay from Europe.
Eoecfa& Ulau4ieb 10 TAs TrtauH&
SoVTH EL3Ia. ILL.,. July 1.-THE South Elcin
, 1879-07-10

Fork-Works, which vera nhut uoru nbout a
year ago, fcsuHtd operations tllis week under q
new management. with Increased capttal.
A barbcd r!rc manufactory has been cstah-
l!stcl in tho building formerly occupied by tho
stcel Worka, Tho propstetors, 'letEt, Osborne t.
Co., inform nc that they expect to mako lull-
1cjKed suexeps OF the institution,
, 1879-07-10

GALVESTON. July 0.-'l'hu 4Ytrs' spccial from
ueustou says nearly tho whole square un Main
mil Congress ssrrots was dustroyel by ire
caused BY . lamp c1ploalon. Loss, nearly
SW,0uD. insured about ono-thlrl, chiefly North
cru CQnl lpautrs,
, 1879-07-10
BUSINESS NOTICES

nffsafsquot apFinE Water, which for nonr-
y half q century has wrought such wondroua cures
Of kidney discaecs. aytnspsla. and cancae. nny b.
had Of A1 druggists. TO! phmnhleta address gen.
etaI ullfce, MfSSi6HUO1 SPRINGS, n Bfoad
STREET, New York. None gennino without trade
mark Of s1uaH, and Intel on bottle.
Chew ,Jackson's East Hwcst Navy Tobaece.
, 1879-07-10
lowing b. tho summary Of tlle four heats thus

lowing = tho summary Of Tic four heats thus
fnr tr0tted:
JfH NAh*'ssf'ssstss .. s+...s.ss...s 1 u
r vi u
1tEto ptAesHel0. ...t. u y !
! IL snHJ 49,. '''sss y
l.ldA i}aaEctt.... .,.......,...,,. a. i z 7 o
e-~"oN 0At1s*ss ~ a v
71H4e--None 0fyen.
,,.Ihe ot!lcr startcrs wrtc Dick TAYLOR. Deck
Wright, Romance, nnu Dictator. Elsie Good,
the fayorlte, Waa sent from tile track before the
frst hcat, and hof owner, James Wilson. nf
k1st'Vlfo, Ind, expelled from all tracks, Il fs
alleged On account OF t'ad tnnRi!a9o used when
fined for disopedience In starting contrary to
snstrurtlons Of tho judges.
IT. trotting of ycstcrday's unfinished ,events,
the 2;20 class was won by Boneesttcr. who took
four heats and the race IN 2,21N. Mazt-Afanic
second, Thomas third. The third heat resulted:
Thomas first, duty sccond. Lucille third,
Mazo:hiane fourth, Doncsetter fifth. Ttmc,
2:1I1{.
THO unfinished 2:5o race wns ron by Won
Arnim, who took Ill. foIirtt, heat In 2:2bli,
Kentucky Girl second, MeCurdr's 1ianble.
tonsan third.
, 1879-07-10
SPORTING EVENTS.
List OF Entries for the July Trotting
Meeting In Chicago.
A Party oG Flyers that Are Certain
to Furnish Fine IslCcs.
Little Interest in the National Amateur
Rowing Regatta at Saratoga.
THE, TURF.

3An 1SiAA@a ~" 'HA soAahN 1Aof1ias
IN tbt. cltv. which c1o,ed Inst Monday ntcnt A.,
~ .u'1 ,s s5 =. ..,, sa ."su a.,a a' al
nunber il no. as large AZ At previous meetings IN
thn n,,n1t,v NJ Tho nominations in soe,, o,ont !,
to oaa'' ~ e"s nos.'..a'.'s ~ ~ eaeh e'cn'
Amertcan trottors. and III the fastsr cla.scs "a "A
nscta1lr !. nj tr,,. Ttc .oo ~. Iowa III "
pt 40 s'a st"o o ~'.' .aeo ao"o y"
tween ilarus and Hopeful viii 10 memorable
being sas. aas ssi ree"s ss ss' vii
tho other classes aro az follows:
-...- 2!ao o1As@.
to passs .esons tsF e. ; sS sts; oa.t T. ''
i. Barlow i Thoulpsou, 0eorgutown, Ky,
enter 81. m. Lady Aontor; by Jim Monroc tanl
W Isxss, 5s$,, n n,,a.. phs.ao,,n,,. a,ts,. n, r.
Ioan y; IAlnett fH'aoe'pnia' 0"te's ea' "
Chang; * D!aa % bnil. .,n,n,, m ,r,.,, l.. ~
Eta Kaii Mf,.i. BY ilm9Ifan. nam9R Flint Mch cnr, c
n; Ksse 1,sl; b H.um ~ nu',; t':tov,, .ns,
blk. m, Dacisuo: py uaEola, dam BY Woodiorti
uau1brtno. -,
fsamost i 5y asen aam E. atsts cas e
laster wnomHR G{ntSSsso enters bF. M
nsn'sof assG sse''i H.. ensr. blk. m
q. samuel j. Wellent uangoF, Me-, eutpss b, q,
het5'oXp5;; r.,.,
Eta jones: bT pstrieS's fiiot Inn s I,x + navs ~.
Crockett ''
a:eo GLASS.
EMrse - w. e51 ioT @G9 c!assi i u GOO to arst,
j, Frsnk Van Ncss, chcaro. H., entors a +.
1,onesattar: by nfnnks Hnrse, dam ~ Htnno ~ ~
uea99f'
by E!cheouer. '' Oh '@''l'' st'''' !" ILL., Aac'lle'
3. a, !. McKmmtn. Nashville, entc.s h. 4.
Xii 1"S'"@' - e'"' 'ao1'Ao' aAuA W Ha1le-
tvI1,ts.. r..... u,n u.snaa.n, u...u. L.,
r,ntw, r.stIn-na .,.Ir. '~'~3' o"sS'D oa' y"
IL - s-nnsa u t.rt. ..t... ~
Nnn1ns ~ Vnr+.,s 1fesxn '~' 1A''s'@ 1t'' ~ '.]o4
,ec =: budd pobse' Chicago enters b. m. ccmen.
2. ]. 4. nAtchs1deE Chicago, cuterz b. e. John
n = bv f1nu,h,ru.. n..i,.,w - - ~eAAe
"a Nnnt1or,n.v iIt"...u uku.s.q..,. -.
b. !. Ham6ietonsan Mamprino; By bC', Curtis msm5te @
r. Aissn Sa1t nnld.rni;, ox,no. c,,,.v
tcrR b. T. UFlvnr. hv Tninntnor ~ 80 GU
q ~~N'EAf ~ '"ANFse's
, 1879-07-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. !

New YoKx, July 0.-ArEyed, steamshtp State
of uporgta, frolu Glasgow; Cynbra. FROM liam.
burg; ,ttr'a, from London; Vo!mer aud France,
=. I.o4uoN, July 0:-Steamships Canada, from
Now York; VatsslA.t, fsom Philadelphia; ; xud
Fhuniclan, from Montreal, hare arrived out,
, 1879-07-10

@o"e-s!f.t hess. a;:4H; second hclt, ::23; third
Tho second sacs, for the 9;2S class h.d
ss,sYea sssrtess aud, after four heats bad besn
~ostsa. mas postponed until tQ.morrun. Fol.
, 1879-07-10

DRUNKENNESS,
Dr. DunEert dsscoycrcF Of the cinchops cnro fsr
drpakenaess, curea ali cAaes Room 81 Palmer
uouse.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
NOT QUITE so GOOD A JOKE
Arrest for obstructing the Maiis.

Last evening about nine o'clock the train
over the Ogdensburg brought to this city, in
charge of U. S. Deputy Marshal Townsend,
Isaac V. Mayo and Linwood r. Foster,
arrested at Standish for obstructing and
retarding the United States mail ON June 24th.
They were Immediately brought before Com
missioner Rand and District Attorney Lunt,
and ordered to recognize in the sum of $500
for their appearance at p. m. to-day. Failing
to give bonds they were sent to jail
1t appears the complaint states that there
was considerable feeling in the vicinity of
Standish among certain men because c. II.
Watson of Limington had obtained the con-
tract from Steep Falls to Nason's Mills. The
young men, named above, acted as ring
leaders and would boot at Watson and, when
he stopped anywhere, take his horse, which
was attached to the mail wagon, and lead it off
some distance and leave it. If stranger
alighted from the train and asked Watson a
civil question and he replied as civilly, these
fellows, and their friends, if they were around,
would shout out "that's id lie." On the
day in question Watson was driving to the
station with two passengers in the mail wagon
and the mail, when the prisoners drove their
carriage continuously ziz-zag across his course
delaying the mail half hour. Watson then
made complaint and now the prisoners will
find that obstructing the mail is not q very
good joke.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 2.


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n. G.
Fessenden, Marquis, Brunei \ Co., andrews, Arm
house, corner Exchange and Fore St.; Welander,
Boston g. Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros, on all
trains that run out of the city
Saco of L. Hodsdon and Ii. B. Kendriek.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston and Auburn, of Richard Foss.
Biddeford, F. NJ Durham.
Brunswick b. G. Dennison and W. Ii. Marrett.
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
Woodford's Corner, H. Moody
New York, Brentano's Literary Emporium, 80
Union Square.
Cumberland Mills, A. W. C. Cloudman.
Gorham G. Angry.
Saccarappa at the Post Office.
Roekland o. c. Andrews and E. r. Spear.
Damariscotta. E. W. Dunbar
Freeport, w. j. Parker.
Thomaston, S. Delano.
Vinalhaven B. Lane.
Waldoboro, G. Bliss.
Wiscasset, Gibbs & Rundlet
Yarmouth, G. L. Coombs.
Auburn, " r. Foss.
Watervlle, j. S. Carter
Lisbon, c. L. JudlSins.
Hallowel. ID. X. Jewell.
Augusta, E. H. Pike
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
Camera. Ohscl1ra.s

Two new and first-class Camera Obscuras
have been erected in the harbor this season,
one on White Head and the other at Little
Chebeague, and these, with the one on Peaks
Island, will be open to the public for the first
time on the 4th of July. The views from these
points, combining land and water, are well
adapted to be shown in this manner Only
those who have stood in the dark circle and
looked upon the illuminated table can under
stand the beauty of the camera. The play of
the light upon the water, the waving of the
grass and the foliage, the movements of per-
sons and animals, and especially the passage of
vessels and steamers, is queer and mysteri-
Gus that it never fails to interest the mature
and excite the vounp
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-02
Portland High School,

Following are the graduating exercises of
the class of 10, at City Hall, this afternoon,
commencing at IL o'clock
Glass Song. Pianist, Alice A Russell
Written by MILFORD G. Chapman.
Salutatory-ln Latin. Tnnie A. Drummond
Essay-"Patience and Perseverance overcometh
all Things" .....................Fa Fannie M. SWEET
Original Observation-Disclosures of Science upon
OiSlilzstlioH charles q. Files.
Essay-'Hefoes' Laura A. Jones
Double Duett-"Overture to Tampa. .............
Alice L. Gallison, Mabel Hurd Edgar H.
Paine, Geo. S. Gallison.
original Notwithstanding Education
Chas. T. Libby
Essay-"We are Heirs of all the Ages in the fore
most files of Time. Alice H. Howes
Original Declamation-"Joseph Addison
Osgood Smith
French Neutrality-suspicious. de Marie STUART
Addie M. SWEET
Flute solo-"Santa Lucia" .......: VIM. L. Hyde
Pianist, Hattie S. Gilkey.
Iropnecles. Elizabeth A. Hill
Original Defamation Lloyd Garrison
VIM. l.. Dana
Essay-"Crossing the Rubicon," with valedic-
tory........:. $40. ...... Rose M. Ladd
Comforting of Diplomas
Awarding of Medals.
Addresses.
Closing Song-"The School Days of Aud Lang
Syne" Pianist, Ella f. Greeley
The graduating class numbers thirty-nine
young ladies and twenty-one gents.