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The Portland daily press., 1879-08-28
Kalloch Improving.

SAN FRANcIsco Aug. 27-Kalloch's condi-
ton is reported by his physician as satisfactory
and if inflammation does not set in he may be
considered in fair way to recover.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review Of the Wholesale Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. 81. 1879
Very few changes in the wholesale market the
past week. Flour has advanced 10c on all grades.
Sweet potatoes 81 to so less. Castana nuts are 1c
higher. Sacked bran soc advance Eggs 1c higher.
Corn shows quite advance. Oats lower. Com
mon iron advanced "A and refined very stiff Mills
refuse orders ahead.
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GALVESTON-Ar Goth, brig Lahana, Crowley
New York.
DARIEN-Cld 21st, barque Mendoza Whitmore
Rio Janeiro.
Bennett Albany.
Fernandina to load for Port Spain.
CHARLESTON 23d, sch M G Moseley, Ath-
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MEMOIR AND A

Baroue Rome, Paterson, at Philadelphia from
Charleston reports in the gale of 18TH off Hatteras
was thrown down. shifted cargo, sprung aleak, lost
spars sails, &c. ,o.,
Sch Stephen Bennett, of Camden, was seen goth,
bottom up, 20 miles SSE of Pherix Island. Her
spars with rigging attached, was near by.
Sch Para of Machas, from Shulee, Ms, for inc
yard-Haven in going to sea 18th, struck sunken
ledge and came off with damage. She returned, but
can repair without discharging.
Brig i Nj Merritt, from Cuba for Philadelphia,
parted her chains at Delaware Breakwater 26th and
drifred ashore on the bar. The vessel is tight and
the crew remain on board.
Sch Henry Adelbert before reported ashore, lies
easy and will come off without damage.
Sch Presto Colbeth, at Boston from Machias, re
norris when 10 miles east of Boon Island, seaman
named L Robinson, of Machiasport, fell oevrboard
and was lost.
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. PORTLAND, Aug. 20.
For Portland, 26 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads, 40 cars miscellaneous mer
chandise.
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California Mining stocks.
The Wool Market.

Mining Stocks bought and sold by G. B. Aver,
Stock Broker, "a Congress ST., Boston, Orders
promptly executed at the San Francisco and n. Y.
Stock EXCHANGE.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
General Grants Plans in Visiting Europ

General Grants Plans in Visiting Europe.
NEW YORK Aug. 27-Rear Admiral Am
mems announcement that General Grant will
accept the presidency of the Nicaragua Canal
Company removes the seal of secrecy from two
important facts. First the purpose of General
Grant during his tour through Europe was to
learn what encouragement the construction OF
the canal would receive from European cap
italists if the enterprise was in American
hands, and, second, the announcement of his
willingness to accept the presidency of this
company is made with his approval and as a
flank movement on his so called friends who
have in spite of his wishes insisted in using his
name for the Presidential nomination.
Admiral Ammen has written a letter to Gen
Grant detailing De Lesseps plans and the ne
cessity of Grant taking an active interest in
the question, enclosing another from prom
inent public man urging that Grant should
hold himself free to promote the interests OF
the Republican party Ammen also enclosed
his reply to this letter, holding that Grant
should be exempt from further demands for
public services. Grants cablegram in reply to
Ammen was simply II approve" Ammen
says that new canal company under the lead
ership of Grant will soon be formed, including
the leading American and European capital
lists.
The New York Greenbaclers.
UTICA, N. Y, Aug. 27.-Delegates to the
Greenback State Convention are already here,
representing about one third of the State.
Three factions are present from New York city
claiming admission. One is urging the nomi-
nation of Richard Schell for Governor, and
charges that one eff the others is working in
the interests of Tilden. Monroe county dele
CATION will present the name of Chief Justice
Church, and they meet with encouragement.
DR.. Whiting, of Syracuse, is thus far the prom
inent candidate and the sentiment of the dele
gates now here are strongly in favor of the
straight Greenback ticket.
AZ METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
- -~ q OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
August %, A. M.
{ For New England.
slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather,
northeasterly Winds becoming variable or
shifting to southerly, stationary or rising bar
ometer.
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Receipts of Maine Central IL. IL.

OfefsH tlXIsOFts. y
MATANZAS Brig Winslow-529O Shocks and
de 49,
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Boston Stock 5FarEsef.

BY water conveyance-1O00 bush Cornmcal to G
W. True g. Co.
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FISHERMEN
DOMESTIC POETS.

Ar at Bangor Goth, sch Maggie w Willard, Spurl
inc Mt Desert with 100 bbls fresh mackerel.
ar at Port Mulgrave Ms 22d, sch Vanguard, iron
Labrador.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


WEDNESDAY, August 81.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-mdse
Steamer City of Portland Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Brig Arabella (Br) Vaughan, Cheverie, NS-plas-
ter to Knight s. Whidden.
Sch Fred q jack Leighton, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to s II & A II Dotton.
Sch Gypsy Handy So Thomaston
Sch Pearl Verrill fremont.
Sch Shepardess, Thorp, Bristol.
Sch Mary Elizabeth Dunton, Boothbay
Sch Como Bunker from the east bound west.
Sch Fair-Dealer from Bangor for Boston,.
Sch Napoleon, Tarr, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Exeter jackson, Bangor for Salem
Schs A j Whiting, Carter, and BloomeI, Storer,
Sc Sch Lucy NJ Warren, Robbins, with 800 bbls
mackerel
Cleared.
Brig Elizabeth Winslow Locke Matanzas-Nut-
ter, Kimball & Co. 3"
Sch Olive, Frye. Apple River, Ms, to load for New
York-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Gypsy, Handy Eastport-Geo W True 8 Go; ;,
Sch May 'Wyman, Sawyer. Harrington = Nath'l
Blake.
Sch Corvo, Tyler Rockland-N A Sanborn.
Sch T j Traitor, Eaton, kennebec, to load Tor
Richmond Val Dodge.
Sch Merrill Hart, Brown, st George-Ryan
KELSEY,
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MOBILE, Aug. 27.-cotton nominal; Niddling up

lands at lie.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Cotton is strong; Mid
ding uplands 11sc.
NEW York, Aug. 27.--Cotton nominal; Middling
uplands l214c,
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A CARD

To all who suffering from the and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood &C.. will send receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
discovered by missionary in South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, STATION ID, NEW YORK CITY.
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nEpA.TURE OF OCEAN sTEAmERs

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .:....AUGUsT %.
SIM rises . ..51S High water. ....... $50
Sa,, sets ..... 6.44 Moon SETS. ........ 1888
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FOrfi.lnd Daily Press Stock Hist.
Corrected by VIC oDBURY & MoULToN, Investment
Bankers, Cor. Middle and Exchange Streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Z. .. O. T..

HEADQUARTERS FIRST PATRLARCHALl
ASSOCIATION, Portland, Aug. %, 1879.
GENERAL ORDER No. 1.
Members are notified to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, FRIDAY, Aug. 29th, at IL A. NJ. sharp, in
full uniform, for the purpose of escortng the list
Regiment of Patriarchs of Mass. All Patrarchs
are requested to participate. Line formed at Ills
A. NJ. Per order, N. G. FESSENDEN,
aug2Sd2t Capt. Commanding.
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AR at New York goth, ships Patrcian, from Dam
ariscotta; Merom, from Pittston; brig Carrie Pur-
ington, Doane, Fernandna; steamer Niagara from
Havana. -,
Geneyieve Strickland, Akyab. si
Ar at Cardiff Goth, ship Hecon, Liverpool.
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EASTPORT, Aug 21-Ar, sch d Newcomb,
Hickey Boston. ,,.,.,..
Aug 22-Cld, schs Viola May, Owen, for Hillsboro;
Sammy Ford. Allen, Dorchester, NIB; Keystone,
Aug 53-Cld, sch Chas E Sears, Turner, for Dor
Aug OAR sch Nellie Scott, Hubert, Windsor.
Aug 25-Cld sch Ada Allen, Dudley, Wlnisor.
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UNDER THE VETO

of Time the natural color of the hair, after Ger
tain age begins to fade but science can repair the
damage.
THE BLACKS
and browns impaired in five minutes, without STAIN
ing the
wEEKTE SAaN
of the head by that matchess vegetable hair dark
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SPOKEN.

Aug IS, off shinnecock, ship Caledonia, Potter,
from Trapani for Bath.
Aus 2l lat 80 II, lon G6 A, brig Nellie Hustled,
steering Sc; same time sch 7 Thnrlow, from New
York for Londonderry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-02-25

AT the Greenback labor caucus held In ward
hge Friday evening, the following ward
Gfhcers were nominated: For Alderman,
John Carr; Councilmep, Geo L Snow, E. j.
Timer, I. b. Bailey; Ward Clerk, S. 81. Hall;
Warden, z. p. Prescott; Constable, Jos hua
Hal. at another held Saturday evening, the
following ticket was arranged for Ward
inree; For Aldermen, T. B. S car; Couocil-
men, Aramanda Daggett, Leo ard Campbell,
James Adams; Ward Clerk, David Hamilton;
Warden, &. o. Payson; Constable, John
Hamilton.
Twenty tramps stopped at the station house
Friday night. One arrived from Waldoboro'.
making in all thirty which were in our city
Saturday morning. They have been about
here for the past two weeks, and represent
nearly every part of the United States-not
looking above murder, burglary or any other
crime that can be committed. lney say they
had rather serve q life sentence in Wiscasset
Jail or ThOmaston State Prison than TO do q
days labor, and Will die before heir hands
shall do any work whatever. The people of
this city are in danger of their lives, With such
gang at this about our STREETS. They go
around begging clothing, and after obtaining it
either burn it up or pawn it for whatever sum
they can obtain, spending their money for rum.
Your correspondent was informed by City
Marshal Ulmer Saturday that he had ordered
them to leave Immediately, and If they did not
comply WITH his command he should remove
them to Wiscasset
The entertainment of the Gen. Berry Engine
Company 10 FArwel Hall, Saturday evening,
for the benefit of Warren White, ESQ.,, was
repeated with new ATTRACTIONS before a large
audience, and the perfectuess with which the
ladies and gentlemen took their parts is highly
deserving ufuc edit. The evenings entertain.
ment could not have been improved in any
possible way.
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Police.

For some time past Messrs. Woodman, True
& Co. have missed various goods from their
store on Middle street, and for some time they
upjustly suspected clerk who was perfectly
innocent. Finally piece of silk goods came
iuto the hands of the police in way that con-
WINGED them it was part of the missing proper
ty. A member of the firm identified the goods
and it was then discovered that the thief was
another clerk heretofore unsupported 1t ap.
pears he took goods home and sold them to his
friends ct what he called cost prices, and they
paid him the money, supposing he would pay
1t over to the firm. The amount of the pecu-
lations foots up at cost prices about $215 As
the young man has possessed an excellent rep
utation IN the past his name is not given, go
that he may have chance to reform.
Officers Sterling and Harmon arrested a
young fellow named Kelly, yesterday, and
Officers Grbben and Burnham one named
Wilcox, for the Robinson burglary. Ga ex-
animation these parties proved to be the guilty
cues. Part of the property was recovered
Edward johnson stola an overcoat, the prop
city of I. Gorham, yesterday, from the Union
House
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Loss from $4,000 to $4,000.

The alarm pulled in from box % last even.
large four-story, store front building, on Middle
near the corner of Free street, known as the
Evans Bulldogs, managed by T. H. Weston.
The ground floor is occupied by J. 81. Rines
& Co., dry goods, and the upper stories by j.
E. Palmer, wholesale millinery. The depart
ment was promptly on the spot and the fire
was confined to the rear of Messrs. R'nes &
Go. g store, where it originated
The firm have had some plastering done 10
the basement and there was quite hot hre to
dry it, The heat was so great, according to the
statement of the engineers, that it set fire to
the "fve cent" counter over it BY the
prompt action of the department the building
was saved with but slight damage.
Messrs. Rnes & Co, had carried, until
recently, some $4,000 insurance, and their
stock was valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Several policies lately expired and at the time
of the fire they had but $4,000 insurance
divided as follows:
With Prentiss Loring $1,000 10 the American
of Philadelpbis, $1,5O0 in the Hanover Of
New York, $4,000 in the Springfield of Spring
field, Mass, and $1,000 in the Phe nix of
Brooklyn. With Dow, Coffin & Libby
81, 800 in the Etna Of Hartford, 81, 500 in the
Home of New York, and 81 800 In the North
American. With Rollins & Adams $1,000 n
the Royal of Liverpool. The loss from water
and smoke may run any where from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The loss to the building will be covered by q
hundred or two hundred dollars. The build
ing is valued at some $4,000 covered by in
surance. W d. Little & Co., have two
policies of 1000 each, one in the Common.
wealth and the other ia the Shoe and Leather
Dealers Of Boston.
The "fve cent" counter had been covered
with tin ware and in the excitement it was
trodden into Thousand different shapes.
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The Greenback Fusion Leaders,

Mr. EDTroR:-Why should not there be a
union between the Greenbac aud Democratic
,rties? Let US look at the leaders of the
Green back party moment. There is Col
Sp ncer Rogers who left the Republican party
ia 1872 and has been an active Democrat ever
since until last Sammer when he went into
the new parry as stool-pigion to rope in un-
wary Republicans. COL Rogers consults Col
Lyman every day to get the cue, and is in his
native element when in Col Ly mans company.
Col Rogers never ed an Office, and is
acting upon principle of Course. There is Col, G.
B Nash. always Democrat, and now one at
heart. FL. is loud for union. Col. A. r..
Waite of Ward one, has had hungry look for
Office for years. He smells an alderman's posi-
ton There is Col John E. Donn+ll, who
is opposed to the Republican party for beng
''Shylocks" and is strong against all King"
rule, from the Ogdensbarg r r.. down. He
is strong for uplon and reform Col. John M
Todd is for union. Hs has driven John Sher-
man nearly crazy with reading his open letters
Col. Todd has always been great fioaocier and
like VIM. M Wiswell E.q, always sees millions
in it. There IS Col. Asa L. Ames, who did
not seek military distinction in 1861. He is,
as he has always baen, a Democrat, and can
unite with eass with his brother Democrats.
Col. S. Cheuery is another. He always voted
the Democratic ticket. BE and Col. Ames are
uRut weights. NOW We come 10 tu6 WHttufy
part of the show. Col. Montgomery is decided
ly for union. He is heavy property owner in
the city and has been numerically taxed. The
Colonel wants no office; his pension for WOUNDS
received in the service Of his country being am
pie for his frugal needs. CO.. George W. Par
ker left the Republican party because it was
corrupt. He never wanted an office, although
be had a number thrust upon him
against his wishes and is afraid he may be the
subject of an outrage by having the Warden
ship of the States Prison thrust upon him. He
don't want it. would not take even turnkey g
place. Col. Parker is loud for Union for the
sake of Reform" I cite these few named
alone among the many who compose the
''Greenback party" in this city. After their
nominations are made L propose to review
them more fully, and will endeavor to show in
| future article the status of the candidates OF
| the U Oionists.
They profess that they can carry Wards l, 2,
| 3, and 6. In my judgment they have "bit Oh
more than they can chaw." Yours,
REPUBLICAN,,
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1drm0utu.
E. Dudley Freeman, who was recently adj
mitted to the bar as a lawyer, has hung out his
shingle. His Office is in Storer's Block over
Richards & Corlss' at the Falls.
The third entertainment in the Yarmouth
course of lectures and concerts, which was to
take place last Wednesday evening, by the
Siockbridge Qaartette of Portland, has been
indefDitely postponed.
Sanford Soue has opened singing school at
the school house in District No. 9, which is
quite well attended.
The winter term of school in District No. 8
closed Friday. Mr.. Winchester of Monson
was teacher.
Mr. La Forest Howe of Boston delivered a
very interesting address on temperance at the
FIRST Parish chapel Friday evening. The
audience was small owing to bad weather.
Bake's dancing school closes nept Friday
evening. A grand ball will be given at
Masonic Hall Music by Wymans band.
Washngton's birthday was celebrated with
tar buckets and the blowing of horns.
The Yarmouth Brass Band will give a grand
concert at Masonic Hall Wednesday evening
next. They will be assisted By the best talent
Rev. Mr.. Davies of North Yarmouth occupied
the pulpit of the Central Church, and DR..
Weston of Westbrook Seminary at the
Universalst on Sunday last.
A gospel temperance meeting was held at
the chapel OF the First Parish church Sunday
evening. The meeting was addressed by Mr..
La Forest H I'VE of Boston and Rsv. Joseph
Torrey of Yarmouth. The bulldog was
packed to over flowing.
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New England DIRECTORY.

The New England Business Directory for
1879 has Just been issued by the publishers,
Sampson, Davenport & Co., Boston, aud an
agent is now canvsssipg this vicinity for the
work, having his city Office with j. & E R
Robinson, Exchange street.
The Directory has, ever since the date of its
first publication, twenty-three years ago, b en-
considered a book of reference of considerable
value to all business men, giving as it does the
names, occupations, and P. O.. addresses of all
merchants, manufacturers, professional and
other business men throughout the entire New
England States, and list of thu banks,
savings banks. insurance, manufacturing,
gas light and other incorporated companies,
post offices and postmasters, newspapers,
colleges, academies. expresses, railroads,
populstioDs of each city and town. etc.,
together with other useful information often
required 10 the countin groom. All the popular
features Of the volume have been retained and
much new Information added. The work of
revision, unfortunately, has not been SO
thorough as we had right to expect and the
information in some cases is not only old but
misleading. Omissions of this sort are perhaps
unavoidable ia a work of this magnitude, but
they are none the less unpleasant.
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Rri f .uOtfings.

Bright day. Mercury ITO at sunrise, $40 at
noon, 300 at night. Wind west.
The Ontario will probably not sail before
Saturday. She is waiting for cattle.
Cape Cottage is to be opened the coming sea-
son by Taylor & Company
See card of tin-ware dealers in advertising
column.
A paper, to be called the Suburban Times,
will BIZ started in Cape Elizabeth 5000. 1t will
advocate a license law.
The parties in crested in the Sandy River
Railroad got $4,000 in subscrip tions in Port
land
Mr.. Sawyer found horse sbiveriug with
cold on Central wharf yesterday and took him
to stable.
Two hundred men, supposed to be respecta.
ble will 90 to a Greenback meeting and ap-
plaud Mr.. Fogg to the echo when he says ths
Secretary of the Treasury ought to be inside
felon's cell and calls Gen. Grant the American
Capt. Kidd, but if any one ventures to suggest
that Mr.. Fogg's power lies principally in his
lungs, every one of these two hundred men
will denounce such suggestion as base, iGde-
cent scarrilous, low, cheap, Sc, Sc.
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STATE NEWS

ANDROscoGGIN COUNTY.
Paley M. Sweat, who stole a pocket book
containing $2S from the safe of r. Dresser &
Co., of Lewis ton, has been sentenced to the
Reform School during his minority.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
1t is reported that New York man has con-
traced TO build the railroad, eighteen miles in
lsug b. from Pennington up the, Sandy river
valley next season, aud that he fi4s bought out
the narrow gauge railroad between Billerica
aud Taunton, Massachusetts, lately dscon-
til ued, with its rolling stock and everything
complete, and will employ the material 10
building the Sandy River road.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
The court has overrued exceptions in the
case of Csar'es B. Gilman, convicted of
assault with intent to kill, aud he will be held
for sentence at the coming term of the court.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Jonathan Heath aged 81 and Mrs. Jacob
Lovejoy aged 81. died in Charleston last week.
Another attempt ia TO be made to establish
paper in Newport, Corinna also is to have
paper.
Prof. G. q. Fernald Of the Agricultural
College has returned home.
sAGADAHoo COUNTY,
Davis Blanchard, depot m ,ster at Richmond,
has received not'ce of his discharge, and
petitions for his retention are being numerously
signed bV the people of Richmond.
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ROCKLAND LOCALS.

MONDAY, Feb. "a.
The following sentence is taken from an
item printed in the Camden Herald last week,
giving the particulars regarding launching at
that village: "She is named for the wife of
Capt. o. H. P. Rogers of st. George, who will
command her." This is a very uncommon
occurrence, and she must certainly be brave
woman to be capable of commanding a three
masted schooner. When she sails she should
take the gentleman 10 tow who originated the
above quotation.
A delegation of twenty-five members of
Twombly Lodge, Camden, visited Hamilton
Lodge, last Saturday evening.
1t now evident that each party will sup
port candidate for Mayor at the coming cleo
ton. Ward seven people say they are going
for ]. Fred Hall, the Greenback nominee. 1t
seems as if they might find man in their own
ward who is better qualified for the important
office.
Our harbor has not been obstructed with ice
sufficiently to hinder vessels from landing at
any of the wharves, until recently. This is q
fact of rare occurrence.
The time of holding the weekly meeting of
Knox Lodge Of Good Templsrs, at Thomaston,
has been changed from Saturday to Wednesday
evening"
Steamer Cambridge did not arrive in this
city until O'Clock Saturday evening.
The Episcopal minister of Thomaston has for
the past two Sundays been obliged to bring his
snow.shoes With him, in order to get into his
church ia this city. The least the Rockland
people Can do is to shovel out the doorway.
Steamer City of Richmond did not arrive 10
this CITY last Saturday uutl 0 o'clock a. n,
owiog TO the storm.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of
the Knox & lincoln Railroad will be held at
City Hall, Bath, Wednesday, Marcn IL, at
1880 O'Clock a. M, for the purpose Of hearing
the reports of officers of the company, choose
board Of directors, aud to see if the stockhOle.
ers, in case the cities and to 3Ds shall pay the
bonds issued in aid of the Company, before
their maturity, will vote TO authorize the exc
cutIon of new mor'g gage or other contract
lien of said cities and towns upon the franchlse
and properly of SAID company, and what action
will be taken in regard to same.
Three United Statesr evenue cutters were 10
our harbor Saturday afternoon, viz: Dallas,
Woodbury. and McCulloch.
A daring burglary was perpetrated on Main
street Friday night at the store OF Mr. Chas.
A. Haskell Tue robpers obtained tnirty-dve
box. 8 Of cigars valued at $3.50, and 81 money
from the money drawer, GU which there Is an
alarm lock, without damaging sny part Of il.
IL 10 probably some parties who We're pretty
, well acquainted with the store and familiar
with the drawer or else it could not have been
opened the way it was,