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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MONDAY Sept. 8
Arrived.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch & L Adams, Adams, Baltimore-coal to
Randall g. McAllister.
Sch Alaska, Hamilton Reimbursement to A b
Morse & Co.
Sch Willie Martin, Willard, Amboy, lis bound to
Kennebunkport)
Sch Odell Winslow Amboy.
Sch Eliza Ann, Mayo, Port johnson for Yarmouth
Sch Maud Briggs, Davis, New York-coal to Saml
Rounds & Son.
Sch Leesburg, Parker, New York.
Sch Frolic, Dillingham;, Chilmark-paint to NJ
Bailey.
Sch Frank Pierce, Barker, Boston.
Sch Margaret, Arey, Boston.
Sch Governor, from Boston.
Sch G w Lewis, Boston-salt to i Thomas GO.
Sch Manzanilla, (Br) Cow Bay for Newburyport.
Sch Alexander, OBJ McCumber, Maitland, Ms
1913 tons plaster to Knight g. Whidden
Sch Superior, Coffin, Wiscasset, lar 6th)-heading
to A Hobson
Sch w Sawyer, orchard, eastern shore.
Cleared.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York - Henay
Fox.
Brig Martha A Berry, Charlson, Matanzas-Isaac
Emery. 80 . wv
Sch A Hammond, Simpson, Annapolis, NS-D W
Clark g. Co.
Sch Mary Halves, Haskell, Camden-Kensell &
Tabor.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
New York Stock and Money Market.

ISales of the Brokers' Board, Sept 81
Sales at Auction.
25 Eastern Railroad. .............. ........ 1874
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09

Republican majority in these towns 1929
against opposition majority last year 4,734
Towns to be heard from last year gave Repub-
Ian II, 1857, Garcelon 1850, Smith 1888. If
they come in like the others the total vote
should stand Republican 6S,500, Democratic
q 900, Greenback $4,000, an aggregate vote of
139.5Oo and Davis will lack $500 Of election.
In Cumberland county, Republican county
ticket all elected. Fifteen out OF twenty rep
resentatives elected, gain of seven.
Reports from other counties indicate that the
contest in both House and Senate is very close,
and can only be decided by fuller returns.
Although the day opened rainy, the vote will
be the largest ever thrown. The amendment
to the State constitution providing for biennial
sessions and elections is undoubtedly carried.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09

BY water conveyance-1ooo bush Cornmeal to G.
W. True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
SOMERSET COUNTY
YORK COUNTY.
Associated Press Estimates.

Associated Press Estimates.
Mr. stenben Berry, the agent of the Associ-
ated Press in this city, gives the following as
his estimate from the figures received up to
one o'clock this morning. Mr. Berry's esti-
mates have heretofore proved singularly COR
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Girgent Aug 16, barque John Rothman,
kay, JoyvN orl-
Cid at Liverpool Aug 23d, ship Tabor Otis, Gal
weston.
Sid 23d, ship Charlotte W White, Dyer, st John.
Sid FIN Bristol 9th inst, barque a mira ROBINSON
Given, United States.
Sid I'm the Clyde 9th inst barque NJ Stanwood,
Weber, New York.
Ar at st Thomas 22d, sch Emma Crosby, Crosby,
New York.
Ar at Guantanamo Aug 1G, brig Antelope, Dyer,
st Jago 10th, barque Josie Milded, Wilkinson do.
Sid Aug %, brig Antelope, Dyer, New York.
Ar at Mansanla Aug 20, sch Newman, Moore
Baltimore.
Sid FIN Baracoa Aug Goth, sch Annie d Merritt,
Lewis New York.
Sid I'm Havana I'd inst, brig Fanny Jennings,
Mel, New York.
Sid I'm Matanzas 31st, barque John Marsh ,Farr,
Sagua.
Ar at Cardenas Aug 20, brig Hattie NJ Balm, Man
tie, MatanZas.
Ar at Quebec Sd inst, brig Atalaya, Eye Cienfue-
Cos for Montreal.
Ar at Halifax 4th inst, barqne George kingman,
Hammond, st ubes
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
For Sale.

The TANNERY owned by the late Sew.
ard Bucknam, together with Machinery,
Stock i'm Yard, and Bark, is offered for
lars apply to Mrs. Buchanan, Stevens
Plains, Me-, or Homer Bros, No. 81
High Street, Boston. ne
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09
SPOKEN.
/ 45 $, lon 81, barque j )

July Is, lat 40 $, lon 81, barque Winslow'
from Portland for Buenos Ayres.
July &c, lat II n, Ion 2G W, barque Don Justo,
from Portland for Paysundu.
Aug 10, lat Al 90 lon 90 10 W, brig Wauban,
Spencer, from New York for Oporto.
Sept 3, lat IS II, lon IA 10, sch st Croix, from
Petit Goave for Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-09

A Word from Hercules.
Especial Despatch to the Press.l
BELFAST, Sept S.-Belfast gives Davis 140
majority. Tell the Argus the Simpson Demo-
Gratis are heard from. HERCULES.
Large Gains in Penobscot County
Especial to the Press.1
BANGOR, Sept. S.-Thirty towns in Penob-
scot county show Republican majority of 356,
and gain of 1866. We have about wiped out
heavy opposition majority of 26OO last year,
and we have nearly, if not quite, redeemed the
county We have certainly elected seven
Republican representatives and probably one
or two more
, 1879-05-20

Resolutions of tho Memphis Chamber Of
Con1HtrFce.
AfsMrIts, Tenn, Aiay 10.-At meeting OF
thu Chamber Of Commerce, i,c!d this atternoon,
tic following rssolniions wore adopted:
WuEnEAs, At tnsctIng nf thu Chamber Of Com.
ueseo on tue Hth Of May. Resolutions we're adopted
intending tn call thu attention Ut our seNRtuFs aud
Representatives to Tho great neel Ut quarantine
regulations for aur Southern toacnast; and
WusMEAs, Said fesuluttnus rontatued Language
seemingly rejecting upon our. Representative,
saiG liupisssunliys hAun1 explained sHd cnncu-
s!yey shown this body that salu acnH wus t'scM,a"
tuTelJ taken. on our ntitsppreheHdon VI facs*;
thFufUre. bn u
Iit4oIrsd. Tint saiI resolutions were not Intend
cd to sclert or !ircfcdt thu mia efforts Naadu by
Senator l1aerIs ami thu lion. Casey fnnnK towards
the prUnlutton 1T thta great enterprise. Or upon
Any ,nsnber nf tho llousu nf Representatives, but
Nro ntonlv 10 noi,tealy point % q. esea; neces.
aix Of nnIicd effort to pas law to protect The
hehless ct'xsrs VI the Mtss!salpnI Valley. and Wy
now again utsa tho statesmen u al pnttles anu
Crcsls t., give tls tai4 safcgnard IN The form Of
6shabr Ilnrrts' b1l, ~ nlch nusded for the pros.
pcrity Of not only lls valley. but this whole
naton,
, 1879-05-20
M0s., Gossuge''.
-,
f. Go.
High Novelties
I'm OUR
Hosiery Dept.

Roman Silk 'Broaequins,' Jardin-
iere Embroidered Fronts from 600 pr.
1.-THE Duohesse." Renaissance"
Polka Dot" aud "Bretonne Lace"
are especially fashionable. Perfo-
rated and Sandal Lace fronts in beau
tiful styles in Silk and Lisle Brode-
quins. Mourning Hosiery for full
or half mourning, in Pin Hair, Fancy
Cluster, and Graduated Stripes.
Spun silk from $l.60 pr Pura Silk
from $4.o0 to $4,000 pr. 0hildreu's
Cotton and Lisle Thread from the
plaiuest to the most stylish manu-
factured. Special styles for Lawn
Tennis, Archery, 0roquet, and Gar
den Pegtios, &C., &C., &c., specially
ordered fo1 Summer Trade. -
, 1879-05-20

.,,..utt.kers, md tho atratn Of A pa!F OF
414 saf t''' ~ nj. ;,ratu was doubtless too much
r." n a,.1mauo appears to DO Of tho opinion
". wh,p tue l,oy!l NJ Fnn Dyke as
VI Nj, " ~ - pvyer whipped Elliott
h@s'ss r..,orn cxellnngc tnlks Of shelving
10 ~ reart densi Like Ffandfatbcr's
ra y, u'Jn n.,Is il too big for tho shelf.
~ .,,,ts say TINT in $1,000 yoara the sun
S'eu, n .hine, II this bc tsne. Mr. Hlaino
. S',s s't.r barry up about his an'''s0ke'.
:. WIN r,py clergy,ncn nre going to Europe
a. that ,yc lonk for higher condition Of
tstsphl t',,o ,hls country for tho next fe" months
" norty" Of tho Now York 7r3une Is
1as ,..t,y work. Int. unfortunately, Rspnb.
~ s.iI a's A, Democrats Aro liable to read It.
- agricultural department has been
~ ", tbr Now York Erprtss. 1t opens with
ad..,;,na adsa :" intelligence that hens ra!ss good
~ .;. tho famous gambler who 10 often
eh.a' s.nt at Iion,bute and naden. has just
~ p.1. wbcro ho had lived OF = ANAL allow.
bdls ~, rs1s; 's;stiyes.
n...,, e.chnngcs tloclnre TINT David Davis
80. an excellent rim. Wo should not snp.
~ - to look at him. Perhaps, howcsef, hta
tr.r,tb ''takes oll.'
,r,v York doctor snys tint men catch
g, ,,,,,,uch their ankles; but they wouldn't II
MsAno.td after thelr own as anxlously as they
~ liter q pretty aisl's.
peadent IIaycs kissed noar1y fifty board
-, ,ouuv ladies' the other day. Mr. Hayes
fs.n. nrepartng himself for tho ministry At
sh,,,soIr,tlon !, of hls term.
Cams Of tho Southern negroes who hnvo
...I,h,1, gaY to Knnsna aro dying. We learn. It
~ e,eat satisfaction to them 10 dio without
~ -, .uistsace from anybody olse.
M goutl,crn Senators refer scornfntly to
4. m, that Zach cl'antllcr did not 20 in tho
~ .s,r Considering thu way be fchta now, they
.,.st u.s 10 b. mighty glad that hc didn't.
rba snti..roating movement In spreading
~, ,,o,dy, and before long Il will hardly bo
.sah xhlla to st by satoon stoveo allday waiting
M, politician to como III and sat en- np.
ssn,a restrictions must be plnccd on the
,.T,,b pedestrlans who aro nocktna to this coun-
=. f1ne ot them gave Mr. O'LcarY tho stomach
M, ,pd tho others may psopagate tho pleuro-
,..spona, rlndcrpcst, or some other dreadful
.,s,R.
william II. Smith, tho Firat Lord Of tho
,tulf1],y, wbo las been sat!rizcd In "rina-
i,rnts Sir .1ossph Porter, Il. c. H., is nccrcd-
sd with tho following wittfcism Ut tho c1pense Of
i Norman Loekycr, tllo English scientist md tdl-
~ Nature. Sir, Lockycr had m,ada some asser-
nm not remarkable for reserve OF 1ack Of SELF
,,,sd.nr. yhrYrnnOn the IDfA of tho Admiralty
rn,,sed: sThe only trouble with Lockycr Is
fMths doesn't comprehend tho difference between
n .luthor' and the tcdltor' Of Nature"
, 1879-05-20

pssrl, which Ia something Tint hasn't hnrpeuct!
To tnc Blhse learned that William Winter had
been rohcr whu1o week at time.
Kfcc's Surprise Party prpccelieu to slrpriec
1D0d audience ut The untoi, Ynuarc fortnight With
That cYerInstlety slly mrss Ut stuff cal!esl
1.-THE 1iahcs tn the Woods | .uppoee that be-
inY drawn f,utn tho wood Ind sb,rthtng to tlo
With ,e tt,tlrniabe fAet lint those bnl,cs wero
couple nf t,n,lttcrablu blockheads. Any how,
tic fart ret,raius lhe piccs Is a.>out a. devoid
of sc,,se us n SHa editorial, hut Tho pada
that arc IN The lights, n.l the legs TINT are In
the pndA. call out ttc crowds. md tile crowds arc
lie central figure tonight, ns.tl hu slurccdcd III
imMrtInE n guod dca1 Of harmless, II vaptd,
amusement. Tho rece will ran 80 lung ns the
bus!fcsh pays. 1TnuRizt.
, 1879-05-20


LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-Iu the FIRST race
to.,nurrow, Esstlal, Fortuna, GIcnniorc, Rich-
nrtls, Jr, and Dnnltrk sell In thu ortier named.
The field comprIscs Mary t., Douglass, Conn,
Mollle Mctitn.ey. mud stgaal. The distance Is a
milo aud quarter. In the Derby tho Widest
interest Is manifested, and no opa can aay who
viii WITH, although Lord Murphy steadily In
creases in favor. This Is apybofy's racc, and, On
aceount Of Its rich rswanl, noat tmuortant
event. There is no rood reason that Tennes-
sees crack, Lord Aiur1,l'y, should be 80
great favoritc Tic stranGcrs aro back
ing hin, heavily, whi!c thr Corn-Crackcr boys
lay thcir rash on homo choice. s,ratbmorc,
Falsctto, Trinidad, mid Ain Glenn sell os
named. The uesd comprises Gen. Pikn, entered
by Buford, aud twcc u victor Ut Lexington
list wcck, Burkner, and NiFsakicon,-a full aIs-
ier 10 Aristidra. Tho distance Ia mile url n
hulE. In tile third rnce, mile hents King Faro,
Peru, ktnusiand, Ella k0wctt, Virgtiliau, nud
Ala Lambert .haya tllc call in tic order uainctE.
Il,c field consists of Patrol, V!ctlne, Nhce Ter,
Toelna, n1nl Silver Maid. Such q crowd was
uuvcr known hero beforr, both 10 Horses, Of
which there nra nearly 400, and Tho gEeat NUM-
bor ot strangers presunt-
, 1879-05-20
SPORTING n. EyVS.

NETT1E's HISTORY.
A dlspnic1. III ycsicr,lar's Tribune announced
tic dcath In Philadelphia Ut The celebrated trot-
ting marc NettIc, record a:13, frum tho cfrccts
Of an injury received lbout three weeks nGo By
running a mil into ono NJ hcr front feet whic
taking her exercise Ut Belmont rnrk. AZ thc
mare was ont Of The bc.t-known trotters In the
country, a sketch uf her performances viii bc
Of interest.
She was Il bhy mare, foa1el III 1860, slrrtl by
nysdyk's 1Iamuletonan, out of M American
Star marc, a.nl hrel by r. Q. Afatthewson, Of
Jersey ctty. Eser since her trottng career
bugan She has bccn driven BY John Turner, and
owned by Mr.. Frank Ellis, both Of Phtla!!elphia.
1aa' Sent. "a, 1871. where stiu won two |lcats,
Wr. lioilrn,t'il's Glostcr, by Volunteer,
WIN subsequently acaui'ed record OF
9 N; ;o,i a. a s s ssnS wcrcd tipsk' Gsr ret anl rs
2,:2715, but again failed to wlu. In 1873 she
csr,e out IN tlnn stylc, winning all Of The four
raecs In which stlc started, nilsi NJ Buffalo rot
record OF 9:s.s. In 1874 she ~ns IN tisu tastcas
Mad Ia; a ked iS Gioai. a 1t Bcacan rark, Boston,
Sept. II, she trottcd the third hcnt nj racc III
2:fs. her best recor'I. In 1916 Ncttie was not
once Minucr, but at Gullalo larpeu out Lula III
heat, sie time Of wLtel! wna s:l5. Ihg 1oilow
my fEAr Blu WIS .ott' AHA huh Anth'AEt oAt
III 1877 Ble was fair performer, trotttng Fleet
wood Park In :.:lD4. Last year she started In
several races, but xns Of flo account.
snseta' Dfspateh to 1ls Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Ihc famous trottor
Ncttie, owned by FraAk Ellis. died from blood
poisoning .1lu rus,llt OF pIckug IN mil, which
penetrated tho foot aud frog while OIL fisr way
10 be sold May dag. Nettle was bay mare,
tuaIed In May. 1860, out ri q poorhousc mnte,
Rysdsk's lianlbIctonian. She had been owned
for seven years by Ellis. who hO,IGht her utter
tbs race at Point Breeze, IN which Sic made
2::s ard a:23x In the threc-tninute clhss, Clos
ter tnkfng the race. Ile paid :I0,000, aud she
afterwards nUt a fycorll Uf 1:t8.
, 1879-05-20

Gaged III their vnrtons nFilaic nu,l char.
nktoriht[c clhploynltnts, tofsisti'!g principally
of throwing .cabbages ut each ot!mr. 4
koys fruits, anil vegetables, tl,c reur brought
up bY tho irrouTessIb]c cnntrahlI bessonset}
by Mr.. Lew l,Glledtct, u Nuw York. with hs
plg e "rcal livt nnc y. whic! is el,asc'l ntout
connection Is also glvcn hun'oroua. recitation
ot "Uut small vitc Lamb Ut Masy's," bY
waakec., but suddenly the SCENE ,cllnugcs.
eaea. a aFs s,e.s sa' toder. et 10 bssoae ne
Interested. Tho turkey Is Kicked ctenr urruss
tho asage. and tho ptg s!'ares similar fatc.
both entering their earno4t prutcst. agnlust
sgS s9asns. ''S:ffhs' liz caop 'p: attesRs and and
anl nccontren,euts: Tho battalion i formed,
tie command Is given 10 charge, skirnlahers
lind tho ;o,, rreas m abar u u silots arc frcd,
nnd presently Tie trpupa como bnck to cstnp
covered with glory, stack af1Hs, nhd renew tho
occupation of throwing, ,cahtagcs. Then comes
aro borne in, w'lch nifords hir. Trnut De1n!ly
VI Chicago. an opportunity TO recito "ThcD Dying
Zouayc u; Mrs. Wh!nnIc, Ii, costume Of Sister
VI Mercy, 10 e!rg sslecn, dcarcst, slecp,'' over
eorpa 'o ous t1 unon s''af tpstcler M IL ile t camp
ttshleau, viii, tho ;old camp ,song,
"IchttnI tu-LiEht." with Chorus u ROlulafH,
Daughter of thc regiment. TIc Oriental
tic tic I'D RoGei vtr4io6. a!r. Il. ii. Dixon. Of
Chicago, roettel "8tunuwall Jaekson's Way,"'
antl tic Lsuiso Cowcn Continuation sang sovcra'
slaro songs, greatly to Tho satisfaction. OF tho
audience, which insisted upon encortny tho per-
for1nerh until sutle tins after tho scenHry
opeac!l and DISPLAYED Company , 81 tl'a Second
VIZ ssh ~ q a9ss sona v.rr s aa ns
tneY {ad to work. Tic deceptive scenery
particulurly i, troubled Lieut.; Farrull ii
HES s t ev nsfsaca I9 III nAe ts tie ; S %as
not almost perfect. Miss Alice s. Mitchell Of
Chicago, sang Julia Ward lfowo's "Battlo
Rymn OF tho Republic" !" With chorus Of inn1c
votces: Her manner tntuht be slightly In
proved, ler gestures botng anything bnt plens-
apt. Her volcc, however. was extremely Roo.!..
Prof Walter G. Lyman rccttcd portion OF
'0n Dourd the Cumbertall1,n hut wAs t1ter-
ruptest before he lul finished by the children
wundcr at this when tin oponlng ot the flats dis
closed pyramid OF children, inmates Of thu Or
phan Asylum, each wish little flag to w;aye.
,s a oodae1s Th, Of Liberty ovsEookS tn iS
form OF n tabIcau, roprcscntlng the 1nals,-thc
soldtcr's rett!rp,. Company B Of thu SECOND
Regiment .lrdwn np ia iino to tho LETT, repre-
l8tnphHt u VI liC rtTbkt OcuI!IlH ltlc!F OHLstC~
tfags, nn'l tho Sixth Battalton Band. '''fls I'm
ishcd, '.ts ended, tho dread mud nwful tash Is
DONE" with inYisbe chorus, q solo by Ne!iic E.
Whipple OF kalamnzuo, a'ltl "nomc, Sweet
Home, " by the bant, ended the performancc.
The sccnery and properties arc ycry guod, ana
the stage effects fairly picaslng. 1llu entertain
nents wlll bo continued during the week, the
only change IN the programme being In thu mil
tho First Infantry, Company A OF the Sixth
Battalion, md detachment OF the First Cav
airy viii appear upon tllc Esagc. flie latter will
| give m exhibition Ut tho Eabrc exercise.
, 1879-05-20
SALT IsIIEUbT,

IelplesafoT EiRht Yeara.-UnabIe 70 W hlHs
Got About on Hands and knooa.
A Wonderful Cure.
Mcssrr. WE.ka & PorTs1t-GEsrLExEN: I haze
had n'sat wnaaprGu cure Of Suit NGeuln. For
acventcun yrars isuIcrcd win Salt IttlpuH,; had
Vt oh my hoad tnce. neclE, aslnn, mn 1cGa. was
not able to walk. oh!J On MY hands and kncs*,
for one year. Ihaytn0t heeu nhio 10 isolp myself
for slcht yeasH. tried hnnsscs of runletliss; nut
QUO had the least uset. Tins doctors sud my Gust
was lncnrahio. So my patctt4 triptt every lLlna
ttut calno nlong. saw YOUR advertisement A,lI
concluded to try ClT!crn. ItEh1nlxA. Thu nrst
bDx of cgTlclHA hruuals! The hun3r 10 tbs nnrfaco
Of my skin. It would dfop oH ~ came out uutil
now am Dnttr1lr we'll. All ! Gun ,ay Is, thank
yuW most hcarl!y far my curc. .ta: petson who
thinks this eltet fraud, let Them MvIto or cnu,e
and aeo hit aud lind Out for tieinsctyta. feuEa
tSuly. WILL. McboNALD.
l:}l5 nutternGld-at., Chicago, H.,
March 4, 1870.
, 1879-05-20
AT BROWNSVILLE, TENN.

aiEMPll1s Tenn., May ia special to tho
Apaianehs from Drownsville Tcnn., saws: "At
all carly hour this morning quito Il destructive
llro occurred hero in what Is known rs Negro
row. burnng tic following stores: William
Links, valued at S2,O0); George Reeves, valued
ut stAD; Mrs. unyls', valued at $500; Alao tic
rcatdenee of AIR. Louiss, valued at $1,000. Nonr
Of the property destroyed was insuru1.' The
st,,cka OF household goods wors saved. Tho fire
originated In Mr. Loutss' dwelling. TlD cause
IL unknown u
, 1879-05-20

It t. nut cat,etl In .!tu upitlion tE,nt Conrrcss
might not ont!0rizn lh!s, ur n trraty be i,lns1c
which would Iustlfv n rr,prs tn force, Int sim
ply ttInt bo surl authority kDa' tv"t hutn co,i-
icrred 40 far M ttcsc particular I'oncn indians
ure concerned. or tn,urse Il h not cIaitnct! That
fhu sasnc rules wuuId apply tu 1tul'ai irlDca
having reservations to which their treaties re-.
1ulFe lllCM 10 rctIiuyG mild rengIn tltreon.
, 1879-05-20
QUINCY FINANCES.

Qulxor, w., May 10.-A1ayor Rogers gavo
formal notic< 10 tho Ctr Council tonight that
gu the lht Ut June the Fire unA Police Depart
ments aud tlu publlc schools would ba closed
for want Of tunta to keep them going. The
luck OF funds ID due 10 tho resistance Ut tax
fighters to this payment Of their lakes. Notles
was also given Ut .ueyut election 10 votr llp,ll
proposition to placu thu cdty lnl.or thu Ganural
Incorporation aft. Tho elCctIun WILL be Ae'a tn
thirty lufs,
, 1879-05-20
CUTECUllA SOAP,
Medicinal and TCi1ot,

II prepared from Cur,runA In u moafAc1 FORM and
IL postvely Indispensable tn tic Treatment Of tn
and Scalp Discarrs. w recommend It for Tho
preservation Of tho 4klMt VI infants. fnr gcntamsn
who have and .1c troubled with tender tnccs, f%r
those VINO ucalrn q c1rsn and wholesome SKIN AMI
cnss and for ali purposes Ut ane toilet. bal, aue
hut4eFy.
, 1879-05-20

The Curtrr,n RxNEp,Ek ass prepared by Weeks
4 TUttcr, I th.,nfst4 and Druggists, $40 Washing
ton.ss.. 1loson, and for. sails by aii Druggists.
lr.co Vt CrTtcuaA. smati boxes. % cansa' largo
boxes, 81. ltxtnLyrNr, 81 ner bUttle. CurtcUltA
soA,, q crnt@ per cakc oy mall, 10 csnts. thfce
cakes. Tb CuNtt,
, 1879-05-20

ClsctHNAr1, o., AIay l0.-A firc ut Osgood,
Ind, yesterday destroyed Frencs,'s tlrE-goods
store, Peter Wngncr's dwelling, 1Ecknor's shoe
stord. Hnc1ebr1eht's cigar.store, and Lccdham's
tlry.cools store. Loss, sl4,0O0; insured fnr
81, O(Al III tho Nia1arn, 5000 In tho German
Mutual, and Il, ,5uD In tlse Hartford.
, 1879-05-20

through tic authorl,ics. It Is supposed he took
poison during tic night.
DI'Btis, Ont, MAY l1.-A ftru this afternoon,
wll'el orlcluate.! III the stab1rs nr shc rear Of
thr Dominion Hotel, owtn. to high wind,
spread rapidly, end soon destroyed property
saiucd Mt $4,000. Twenty fnull!cs arc rem
lcrcd homeless.
, 1879-05-20

Tic Pauline Markham company opened last
night, Mt Hooley's, q weeks saasun Of the pc
rcunlal " Plnafose." Tho troupe having recently
appeared in the samo pfeca at another theatre,
1t Is unnecessary to speak at my length Of tho
prescut performance. Miss Markham still re-
tains considerable Of tho "vova| velvet"
for which shu was 90 celebrated In tho
ttrcup ut1 Htto were not Ind, aud the
Naf,M was pretty fair. Otherwise the
musical portion ct tic entertainment was rather
"gulxby." Thu netlng was nuei, better than
tho slllglng. The loYcra exhibited sone anicnA-
tion, witch is nlorc thai most Of the prcvlnus
representatives Of tho characters harc done;
the .u'dshpmts kept himself busy with LlEtpt-
tlan tnttn.ions Ut full.grown futmtments; ind
tho Marine SECURED nh occasional 1augh by hts
lIullso considering tile countcr-attrnctions.
, 1879-05-20
OBITUARY.

6peetaf Dtpateh to 71s Tfthne.
BiooMis0roS, ILL.,, May ll-Samuel W.
Sutherland. QUO Of the wealthlcst and most In
Ruensial fasrpcrs Of Eastern Mclean County,
formerly tnefnber Ut the Board Of supervtsurs
and prominent scllool.an, died this morning.
Mrs. Hannah y, Burns, one Of the earliest
III consumption.
AvnuKs, n. T., May 19.-Elmore P. Ross
died t1lts afternoon.
WArEanunr, IT., May 10.--Ex-Goy. Asalcl
Peck, agcd IL, died to-day.
, 1879-05-20

ispeefai DtuatcA to TIN Tribune.
1HntAxAroLts, May 1a-1he Metropolitan
Theatre building, used for hcvcral years. fur
variety PURPOSES WAS closed to-day BY the
proprietor, the lcssec bung II, 1rrcara for rent
$1S,tkW. The building will be thoroughly re-
modelled and opencd Ii, tl,e fall as tlrstclass
legitimate theatre.
, 1879-05-20

COLLINS lIta into The Weak md
VofTaJc ta114 EIEr7R}n Sleepy MNscIes. strengthen
=, e1@@ tho 1.an,u and Painful Hack,
@AASIEN~ draw Inflammation from .ao
Liver and kilneys, atimulato tho Stomach and
l1owals, and when placed the pit of thu stosn"
ach, cure Dysrcpsis, luirestsan AID uiliolih Collie.
prevent Auno, Malaria, aud other Diseases. Get
the Genuine.
, 1879-05-20

AAs Ekha
son. or, indeed, the Chicago season, las oe.
s.,"',., ~, .,,,,La .. ,a A.. "naaa...o -,
cuffca. "e aliuac 10 ING "FSt appeasaneo OF
dian and manager Of tho New York theatre
me raaa ptass .nra n n"c use an =" r"eoiso
from % 1urge nuticnco i lis sd tlr.t IT, entrance was
the occasion fer nj, outbreak of applause,
which was repcateu whenever opportunity or
m,rrcd dur,ns I'm n,rror,nanrc. md nj ths ep,
~ ~ "s.. ~ ..s ~ I. H." ....,. Nv ~
foro the curtain. MI. Wa'lack has
played u conspicuous part in the life
Of modorn come,iv in this country, Ho IA saM
" nava hon., ~, ars, t.n,n,a,na,, ,, n.r, ,oto,
III New York, anl lender Ia tue demolition of
the buckram aul buff 5erktus, the plumcs md
tie ptctureaqup,ess Of Tho old school, n,u4 In tho
c.,abjisbmcut Of tho new and pcrnaps more
~snfui n,'. A. a, notor 1t. ,, ,sii avn .m" H.
ossae,to viii ssi, it,it ~ ~" ,,or
ateg ~ Wac,.t eu tb ,,i.r " vaior hn e
I,-.s,r,,a, 1jo,n1 ny ek. ts mnn,s WIZ Vra
nruena1, IT,, %oiMna % n.anG, H. ME- a1s ttooy, Mis.
vernon, atss ueflnon, nt,a tna rest were weto
nnn.ced c"rtv ts',tuv sa,s ~ S.vs ~ IT. ~
anpasre9 ncaty tsts'nye ~ yfats ago as M III
f1rna'wey Ti,.atrn the 1tst wnu1 In Inn" mn: Ur
,ar wit, his History we may mention q, lev q
Lug parts "'.G' naY9 y, , eGnst'outsM st ~ s S.
dSt Ok pe Ss . G."r at'i b !" Haa s T Ion M IN s @
", Wonder" ID % Ke'xr x p "wi! ' osts" 3%"g ~; Rers +
!1 !on n "Ie @ h3a9 to k41n," l,tHfoM 7, 4 GoSs 10
@ Ua ar. eass a;a r, 6"g gine ieaFts ot aSo G 1aI, n
neatly sii the RoIsst.soalan semcS!ss ' hs hos a.
satd tlat N tony liao ot ela.roctcrs; varSIns
tron IT, tle co. oa eneay pasts 70 ta Swell o. :tse
readily believe 1t, for Lester Walnek T. u pct,
nHt justly tou, Of tRt city, ln fostering thu