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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-13
KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders a,
Bath.
Especial to the Press.l

lSpeclal TO the Press.l
BATH. March 12-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Kuox g. Lincoln railroad was
held in Bath to-day. The stockholders train
numbered ten cars from RockIand and way stations,
bringing about 1000 people, many taking this on.
portunity of cheap visit to Bath. The meeting
was called to order at II a. m. by Mr.. Wilson Of
Taomaston, clerk of the company, and Mayor Rich
ardson was chosen chairman.
The report of the officers of the road was accepted
unanimously. committee of four was apo ointed
by the chair, composed Of Messrs. Coombs and Cobb
OF Rockland, Preble of Bath, Flye of Damariscotta
to count votes for directors. The directors elected
were as follows:
G. A. Preble. Ed. Reed, Bath; Francis Cobb j. t.
Berry, Rockland; Edwin Flye, Newcastle; II. vii
S son, InSmsSsGn; henry irgais wseasset; 0.
Ed. Sewall Of Bath received 80 scattering. The
voting was by shares of STOCK each director receiving
1886 except Reed and Preble, 1892 and 1865 respec
lively necessary for choice 144s. 2so5 shares were
voted on, 80 holders being present.
A vote was passed authorizing the execution of
new mort gage other contract if deemed necessary
to continue the lien of said cities and towns unon
the franchise and property Of said COMPANY in case
the cities and towns shall pay the bonds already ID
sued before maturity; also recomm ending that the
towns and cities pay the bonds as they mature nv
refunding or otherwise.
The report of the committee was read and accent
ed, urging economy in the management OF the road.
An adjournment from 12.15 to 100 was made.
At the afternoon session the third article RELATING
to payment of bonds was discussed in a spirited
fashion by Messrs G. G. Moses of Bath, FIVE and
Farley Of Newcastle. The latter in a very eloquent
speech urged the payment of one-twenteth the first
loan for 20 years instead of refunding He denounc-
ed anything like reputation. His speech received
great applause. Regarding economy, measures Of
reform were left to the discretion of the directors.
Considerable amusement was created during the af-
terDoon session by Wiscasset man slightly elevated
who desired to make speech. The convention adj
journed at 800 Pm on for returning by the
regular Eastern tram.
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The Wool w,r,,.,

Boston, March 12.--[ Reported for the press1-1bs
following Is list of prices quoted this Afternoon
Domestic-Ohio and Penn yivana pick-loct ae n
3sc; 10 choice Xxx "a a 35c; do fine 50 "a $40. ~ me-
Xxx 80 a S3c; fine 81 a 32c medium 80 a 34e: COM
IS q SOC; other Western fine an K 81 q S5c !.
medium 81 q SIC; common rs a Soc; pulled eytrs3
20 q $50; superne % a 90c; No L. IS a zoe: Comb
ing fleece 81 "a 50c Fine delaine So a 3Sc Califotni,
10 a 26c Texas IA a 26c; Canada pulled 80 "a 36e: do
washed "a 16c; Buenos Ayres Is % soc; Cape Good
Hope 25 % SOei Australian 80 q 40c; Donskoi % m
2yc.
There continues to be quiet tone to the Woo,
MAJ ket, and buyers have again become quite indif
ferent about oper atng, most of the e ding mills
have supply for the present.. Good lines of mednn,
and No heeees, and combing anu deaiue selectons
are saleable at recen prices, bur other kinds coS
only be forced at CONCESSIONS. with prospect Of
favorable change at present, The general imnrosJ
sion appears TO be that TIE new clip must en- some
months hence az very low prices as neither mann
factuters or dealers are the humor for entering in
to compe itlon for the clip vii bout reasonable
gin There is no Wool on the market that conld he
sold at cost, ad IL looks if the market would set
tie down on . lower Iange Of prices than for some
years past.
Imports from January to March 8.
1879 1878.
pon'estc h cs and SOL
In New York the market retains about the same
features Win little or no change in current values
The demand Tor clothing material during he period
under TeVe" mas bten # an embarrassing character
the purchases u manufacturers being counned to
such 9uahliitS a. Their daily necessities require
IN tnasa lhete is no new feature to present
in the traue: mere IS good demand for medium
fleece, Wncn command full prices, while there is a
fair inquiry Tor c0mbiDg and deaipe but The stool
OF these gtaoes IS nearly exhausted,
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MEHsO BANDA.

Sch Carrie from st Jobp. NB for New York which
put into this port after striking Jack-kne Ledge,
has repaired and cleared for destination.
Brig Giles Loring, (of Yarmonth) Kennev, at Bos-
ton from MatzaDas, reports IA days North Of Hat
teras with strong N and NV and E gales. Feb 20,
encountered terrific gale from NE, veering to NV,
lasting AZ hours. and sprung upper topsail yard.
Sch Cora eta, Richardson. from Pensacola for New
York, which put into Key West LIST inst, was leaky
under quarter. The leak was stopped and she pro-
ceeded 9TH.
Sch John L Tracy from Brunswick for Boston. has
repaired at Savannah, and sailed tor Tybee 18th to
reload
Sch Thos w Holder, Rideout, from Manzanilla, put
into Pensacola 9Th inst, leaky and will haul out for
REPAIRS The leak is supposed to be caused by worm
holes
Sch Addie Sawyer, Cook, from Boston for Calais,
with anchored in West Quoddy Bay night of the
9th inst, ana next morning dragged ashore She was
assisted off by the crew OF the Lie Station and
chored in a safe place.
Sen VIM Penn, recently ashore, is to be placed on
the railway at Vnalhaven for temporary repairs. af-
ter which she will be taken to st George for ore
complete repairs.
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DEPARTURE sF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE N EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, March ne.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lake Champlain, Bernson, Liverpool
passengers and mdse to Thompson, Murray 81 Co.
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

sure cure for nervous debility, premature DECAYS
exhaustion, etc. The oulv reliable cure. Circulars
mailed free. Address j. K, REEVES, 43 Chatham
ST., n. Y. teb1Sdeod6w3m sn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Review Of the Wholesale RrarE els.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH l2 1879.
During the past week there has been considerable
doing in fsh and there is good demand. Dyreter-
ence to the market list it will be seen that in some
brands there has been decided advance, and in 9TH
ers prices have fallen. Rio coffee has fallen half
cent. Pine su ar box shocks show a decline of &c.
In drugs bromide potassa is quoted at IS and qunne
has advanced zoe. Fruit is firm and in good dem and
ptunes have failed cent box lemons are quoted at
81 and 50 3d. and in cases S. and ST. there are some
fine Mountain Palefmos in market. Yellow corn is
quoted cent eff, and oats 47c. Iron is stiff with
tendency TO an advance. Keg lard is TIC to &c. and
tierces u to 7sc Porto Rico moasses has advanced
to SIC and acc, and sugar quoted soc and &c. Ker
osene oils are a half cent off, linseed and boiled
cent. Eggs have fallen to IS q 15c and dull. Onions
advanced to 8 80 per Dbl and quick. Hams have ad-
vanced 3c. Sugar is sac and SIC for granulated and
Extra G. Other quotations unchanged.
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SUPREME COURT.

Case of Interest to Portland Parties.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Supreme Court
heard arguments in the case of the alleged sale at
auction of the Glen House property at the White
Mountains in 1871, and the refusal of Joseph Graf
TOE, the highest bidder, to take and pay for the prop
ery in accordapce with the terms of the alleged sale
In the court below in the southern district of New
York vetdlct was rendered in favor OF the present
defendant in error, Stephen H. Cummings, for $l5-
600 and interest.
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BCOTHBAY March liar. scbs Ariel, Tainter,
Portland; Ida Hudson. earle. do for Rockland; Ari-
osto. Elwell, Boston for dol Game Cock, Robinson,
Eastport.
CALAIS Ar It'll, sch Traveller, Crossman, Port
land, (and sailed 9Th for Eastport)
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THE LYNN MYSTERY,

The Victim Reco gnized "a a Maine Girl
LAWREScE, Mass, March 12.-Several parties
here identify photograph of the body found at
Lynn as that OF the young woman who resided IN
this city number of yeas, and was employed for a
time in The Weed sewing machine office. The woman
with whom she boarded is positive in her Identified
tom 1t is believed here that the mystery is solved
The woman supposed to be the victim came here
from Maine and boarded at A Valley street. She
left Lawrence last October and returned about the
middle Of February, remaining only lew days She
was known to have been pregnant when last here. A
prominent profession Al man who, it is alleged, was
intimate with her during her residence here left tie
city about the same ttme City physician Yates also
recognized tne portrait. Detective Philb lex and
Marshal Batchelder will take female acquaintance
to Lynn this afternoon to view the body.
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NEW YORK.
A Political Row in the Elmira City Coun-

Gil.
ELMIRA, March 1.-THE Common Council met
last nignt To make the city appoint ments. The
Greenbackers have majority Of two, and by the
operation OF the previous question would not allow
the Republicans to namea single man to be voted
on. They were obliged to vote on names put for
ward by the Greenbackers, who would allow no
amendments. As consequence the opposition
withdrew, when the chief OF police was ordered to
bring them back, although the withdrawal did not
leave the body without quorum. The chief re-
ported that he could not find them. The Greenback-
ers then passed resolution declaring the absentees
in contempt. The Greenback slate went through
without break. There is considerable excitement.
y he Fitx John Porter Case.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The Fitz John Porter
board of inquiry held its final session to-day few
scraps of evidence were presented. The report will
be made and sent to the President next week.
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On Trial for Particle.

BRIDGEPORT, March 12.-The second trial of Ed
win Hoyt for the murder Of his father commenced TO-
day. The first witness was Vanderberg Joice, con-
in law OF the murdered man, at whose house the
crime was committed He related the circumstances
OF the prisoners call at his house and his subsequent
departure apparently provoked, Of his return in
about an hour aud sitting upon the stoop beside his
'stner Inc attention Of witness was soon called TO
q no'se upon Inc stoop and he rushed out and saw
the prisoner in the act of pluugnp a knife info hi.
fathers breast. He seized his right hand when the
accused shifted the knife into bis left hand and
struck the old man in the neck severing the iupular
vein. Defense will claim insanity.
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Rrial,loa Cattle mnrl,e,.

y. For the week ending Wednesday, March II.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 2iOO; Sheen
Cattle 1879; Eastern Cattle 81; Mich Cows and
Prices OF Beef Cattle y 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
quality at S5 53 a rs, first qualify 81 S71 m 25:
second quality 81 81 q rs; third quality 81 90 a
81 25 poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, at
3 375 a 70. ~" az
at "a 54c " fb. -'''0'
4lc $y fb. o" "
Calf Skins at 1Oc y Id; Western Sheep and Lamb
ST. a % each. "-N --'i'0'
WORKING Oxen-There was light supply of work
ing O4en IN the market this week but enough for
the demand, as the trade has been very duli, and
growers say that hey cannot realize home prices for
them here We quote sales as follows.
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CHICAGO. March 12.-Hogs-receipts 1900 head =:
SHIPMENTS $4,000 head the market is weak and slow
choice heavy at 70 a 25 flight at 60 "a SJ Mixed
packing 80 a 8 CO.
Ca,tie-teeelrts 1900 head; shipments GO head :;
active aod sha higher; Shipping 10 @ TO- feed
ers and stockeIs at 2 20 q i TO- -''0
Sheep. &c 1900 head; shipments 1900; market
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Europeau Markets.

LONDON, March 12-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 96 7-1s
for money and 963 for account.
LONDON, March 12-i2.30 P. M.-American securi-
United States bonds, 67s 1O4 new SIS 1864:
new 45s al OH; as, 1921; 1O4Os at O4; Erie Isl
LIVERPOOL, March 12-12-3O P. M.-Cotton ark
ct quiet Uplands at sgd; orleaus at sid; sales oI
bales, including 1000 for speculation and export.
Receipts II GOO bales, including 1850 American
Flour at q 10; Winter Wheai at 9 Ia g5: do
spring at 9 a 8; California averages at IL ass:
club 9 @99. Corn at II Peas 6 s. Provisions &c,
Pork at 40; Beef at II Bacon at &c a 26 g. Cheese
49, TaDOw at 80 9. AT London IS 6.
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DIED.

March ~ Belinda G. Waite, aged years days.
youngest daughter of WilDan F and Sarah Waite.
In Ferry Village Cape Ezabetb) March IL, Mrs.
Almira, wife OF Reuben 5. Smart. aged 66 years.
Prayers will be held at the house, at 10 A NJ. on
Friday. Funeral at Union Church, Swanve, Sat-
urday at P. M
In Cape Elizabeth, March r. John F. Co.e, aged %
years IL months.
Funeral service Friday afternoon at O'Clock,
at the residence Of t G. Prince ape elizabeth
In Wiudham. March IL, Mrs. Dolly widow of the
late Francis Small. aged 81 years.
In Windham, March 10, Mr.. George Anderson aged
SIS years IL months days.
In Saccarappa March IL, Daniel f. Staples, aged
I'll years months.
In Manchester, N. f., March 0, Mrs. Susan wife of
Lewis Higgins, aged rs years months,-iormerly of
Gorham, Maine. 1
In Saco, March 9, Ellie, only child of Fred and Liz
zie Sweetsir, aged years 10 months.
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CRIsTADOROS HAIR PRESERvATIyE

upon the health ofrhe hair and dry up and consume
the juices which sustain it, this mild genial and per-
feet dye is found to be vtazing as well as color
ing agent.
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MARRIED..

At Peaks Island, March 8, by Rev. Fl. Chase Geo.
Trott of Peaks Island and Mrs. Elizabeth Lamont
of Portland.
In Lebanon. March 1, Isaac Blaisdell and Mrs.
Gusta l.. WaliingforG
In Machias. March 8, Eugene NJ. Bucknam and
Miss HI tie Hughes.
In Harrington. March 2, Paul Curtis and Miss
Hannah Srout
In iuilford, March 8, George Fl. Dewes and Miss
Fannie A. Stevens.
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CIVIL RIGHTS BILL,
Virginia judy. Arrested for its Viola.
tom.

ViFginla Jhdg Arrested Tor It's Vi0la-
tom.
NEW YORK Ma oh IA dispatch from Danvle.
Va, says that on Tuesday the Clerk of the District
Court for the Western District of Virginia. by order
of Judge Rves. issued warrants for the arrest of j.
D. Coles, G. Bernard, S. j. Mulons. S. G. Staples
and Thos B. Bouldln, the State Judges, who were
indictd at the recent term of the U. District
Court for alleged violations of the Civil Rights bil
In that they have failed to have negroes summoned to
serve on juries in Their courts. The warrants were
placed in the hands of Deputy Marshals for imme.
date service. 1t is understood that the judges when
arrested will decline to give BAIL go to Jail if neces
sary, and at once apply to Chief Justice Waite for
writ OF habeas corpus, and carry the matter before
the highest legal tribunal and get an immediate
decision upon the c.nstitui5nality of Judge Rvess
action and of the law under which he acts.
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COLLAR AND ELBOW.

wrestling for tine Champinoship-Th he
Mstch Ends in a Draw.
PnernN. M"rnh 10 2e loss tl,ou thIce thousand
persons assembled at the Boston Theatre this AFTER
ternoon to witness the collar and elbow wrestling
match for $500 and the championship of the world
best three in five, in harness and jacket alternately
between Col. j. II. Mclaughlin and John Mcmahon
Mclaughlin gained the first fall by grapevine lock
after one hour and five minutes of splendid scentit-
ic work by both men. McMabon won the second
toss by hip lock in ffty-fve minutes The referee
decided the third in favor of Mclaughlin, but soon
after reversed his decision and declared the match
draw, as the men would not have time to finish. IT
being then nearly time for the performance at the
theatre.
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WASHINGTON.
Another Call of Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Marcb12. The Secretary of the
Treasury this after noon issued the 32d call tor the
redemption OF 500 bonds of 1866. consols of 1857
The call is for ten millions, Of which three millions
are coupon bonds and seven millions registered The
principal and interest will be paid at the treasury
on the 18th Of June.
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The Ticket sealpiag Rasiness.

INDIANAPOLIS, March l2.-Ihe supreme Court
As affirmed the constitutionallty of what is known
the tcket-scalper act passed by the last Legisla-
:. The enforcement Of the act will break up
'ug, as 1t makes each sale penal offence pun
bya heavy fine.
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NIANTIc, Conn.,, March 12.-Mrs. John TAYLOR and
two sons aged 10 and g. drowned in the Mantle
Ice Co.'S pond. Children went for pail of water and
fell in. Mrs. Taylor heard their cries and ran TO
their assistance and was also drowned,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE GLOUCESTER FLEET.
Hopes Of Its Safety Not Aban-
d0ned.
Two of the Missing Vessels AL.
ready i'm Port.

GLOUCESTER, March l2-Despatches announcing
the probable loss of ID vessels belonging to this port
are considered premature By the owners of the ves-
sells as within the last two days two vessels which
were said to be lost have arrived here and there are
strong reasons for anticipating further arrivals.
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The Largest Farm i'm she WorId-The
largest farm in the world is 10 mi square, and is
II uated IN Ellis county, Kansas Its proprietor is
wealthy Eng shman named George Grant, who
named his estate Victoria, in honlr of his Sover-
eigr. Vast herds of CATTLE and acavary brigade of
mounted stockmen roam over the face of this great
farm, on which the only remedy employed for
bruises, Inflammation and the like, is Giles Lni-
ment Iodide Ammonia.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. DIR.
GILES. 451 Sixth Ave-, N. Y. Trial size 25 cents.
mht3 Th,S&W
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IurK 3 $50.
bush. ODD 2 20 q 2 %
Cadiz, 6u.pd. 2 90 @ Q IS
Gadiz in bind I 81 q Q II
Liverpool.
Duty paid. 1 so a 1 IS
In bond. =. l Is a l 90
Grind butter l6 W box
Liv.tine sack ] 80 q l 70
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U. s. BOARD OF TRADE,

Resolutions in Favor OF the Metric sys.
tem-The Navigation Laws.
NEW YORK, March 12.-The convention of the U.
s. Board of Trade commenced to-day. Resolutions
were adopted recommending that the government
adopt the metric system and make the coinage me-
trio. At the afternoon session resolution request
ing Congress to repeal the existing navigation laws
and enact instead an export duty on foreign bottoms
in the carrying trade, was referred to special COM
mittee The committee reported in favor CT holding
the next international exhibition in New York citv
in 1881
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Store Catte--Yeariings SIS a SIS; two YEAR olds OF
Sl3 q "A; three year ods $25 % $45 % head But
few in market ana not mucb CAL for them. Neatly
all the small Cattle that were in a iar coalition were
bought up by butchers for Beet.
Mich Cows-Extra at $40 a $751; ordinay 500 "a
SIS; Farrow Cows $13 @ q " head; sprlngers SIS
q $45 per head.
Sheep and Lamts-There has been a good supply
from the West duripg The past week, ali owned by
MI MT hollls, and cost from SEC % fb landed at
Brighton. Macy of them were very nice ones
Swlne-Fat Hogs, prices at A a Ale % ID. Store
Pigs but few in market; selling at a sc d ID suck
ing Pigs So 80 }S head.
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Boston BANK Statement.
New YORK Stock and Money marLe,,

NEW YORK, March 10 -Evening.-Money market
active at SO 8 per cent, closing at 8 q 4per cent
Sterling Exchange inactive aud less firm at 1861 "a
1864 for long and 1891 for short sight. Governments
quiet weak for I040s. new 5s and new As State
bonds-Louisana consols closed at sly Railway mort
cages active and firm.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregated
100, 900 shares.
Inc following were the closing quotations of Gov
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MARINE NEWS.
A Policeman Murdered by Rouxbs.

Steamer Sunk in the Red River
NEW ORLEANS, March H. Steamer Bonnie Lee
with 1850 bales cotton sunk in the Red River today
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CARDENAS. Brig Julia HaskelI-41sS shocks
and heads. $3.50 hoops
Schr Sadie Wilcott-466l shocks and heads so cart
bid shocks, 376 box shocks, so empty casks, 1900
hoops.
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Rock ISLAND, March 12.-Ofacer Jos RosenfieId of
the police force while patrolling his beat at two
O'Clock, was set upon by four desperadoes and muir
dered outright. The body was found after daylight
terribly bruised. Three of the men have been ar
rested.
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lSaies of the Brokers' Board, March 12).
First CAN

$4,000 Eastern r.. new 3ls........... 671
$1,000 do. ,......,....... 67s
'UO EdSIeIu hdllTodu.. b3 l04
Portland. Saco 81 Portsmouth Railroad. -. = "a Cd
Boston q Maine Railroad. a II2
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Boston 18th, brig Edith, Gates, Cienfuegos.
Cid 18th, brig David Owen. for Baranquiha
Ar at New York 18th baTque ella Matthews.
Bueuos Ayers; steamer City OF Washington, from
Havana.
ar at Charleston 18th, sch Carrie Walker, from
Boston.
Ar at HAVE 18th inst ship Undaunted Dinsmore,
San Francisco, (Oct 23)
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clearing House transactions.

70
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
gross exchanges. ....".......S S9.625 so
Net Balances ...''.......,...,,...... 22,562 SO
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cRIsTADoRo,s HAIR DYE

Revolution In the Dressing Room.
By the almost unanimous action of the parties in.
crested
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A GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
Gretlons OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
I. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House, Neao York Ctr.
nozo sneod&w1y
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Receipts of Maine Central Il. r..


| PORTLAND. March II,
| For Portland, so cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting loads rs cars miscellaneous merchan
| disc.
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The Caddo Casrs,

ATLANTA, March p. The coroner's jury rendered
a verdict that the killing of Aston by Cox was will
full, premeditated murder. Cox is in Jail,
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For New England

south to westerly Winds rising temperature. falling
barometer and clear or partly cloudy weather ex-
cept in the extreme northern portion light snow or
TN
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EUROPE.

NEW ORLEANS, March u. The jury in the saddo
case was unable to agree and was discharged.