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New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
TIE RrssIAN GOVERNMENT.
peal FROM THE CHAMBERS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL

PiGIr-.
VIENNA, Monday, Jan. ~, 1870
The TagbIdt publishes a long petition from
the Russian Provincial Chambers 10 the Car
for constitutional rights. Tie pct;:on states tEai
the members OF the Chambers. IN Their pres
eHr degraded position. feel TIA m>elyt, entirely pow
e-cs- o. respond tue Governments alpca. i"t ali
agdIus the NniliSts.
IT PErGRsBUBG. Monday. JIM 10. l-79.
Thr Russian trade route to China Is more danger
ous than ever Another Russian caravan Las been
rfhhcl.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

WoLFBoRo, N. H., Jan. 13.-The Lake
po,, and shoe Manufacturing Company OF this place,
f,ued on saturday The liabilities are estimated al
nearly 100000, sBI tEelT assets At 9iVVVV
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
OBITE AE 7.

Prince HENRY OF THE NETHERLANDS.
The HAGUE. Jan. 13.-Prince Henry, OF the
Netherlands. brother u: h ng william, died to-day tie
vs. born juno 10, $50.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

ARRIVALS AT wAsui>OIoN AND DrPAE-rLEs-
CALLS ov IHz TaL~iDG>I-8v1LSE N TIE
CIIY.
WA-HIsCroX, Jan. l3.-Mr H4w.ey, assistant
Secretary os tle Treasury, goes 30 ILlol, tonight
TO argue au important Case IN the Supreme Court
oft..a. state. and vii. be absent flJu Washington
for the remainder of the week.
General Butler was in the House Of Reprcsen a.
tiyes to-day.
Representative Finley, who IS suffering from an
incipient attack Of pneumonia, has gone home to
Ohio.
Its rcbort,d that Judge DIN, Of ,he supreme
Court Of tine District cf Columbia, rendered MS
resignation this morning.
Representatives Crtteuden, CLARK Hatcher, Nor
gan and Pollard Of tie Missouri delegation, h1d a
long interview with the President tins morning
ana urged the appointment Of ex-senator John B
Henderson 10 the vacant mission al Berhp
Senators Armstrong and Cockreil aud k$resenta-
tive Metcaie also called for the same purpose.
Baltimore delegation, consisting of Messrs. H.
c. Veil, t. A. Gittinger II. c. keeier and Joseph
J. Perry, called Oh the President to-day and re-
saested him To withdraw the nomination OF John Z,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
TIE NEW ARMY BILL
NP. ATKINS Not III AUTHOR OF H--lIA D'i'-
LII NO-k on Mr.. HEWIIL
,BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TmurNEI

ny TrLrlEATH 10 ThE INIT-N
yv..uvcro>. jar. 13.-Mr Hewitt. oi New
v,-s ~. tbe chairman Of the subcommittee having
t,e new Army bin in charge. lie reported
Il 70 the full committee this morning.
whatever the bill contains is, Therefore. wholly his
and not that OF Mr. Atkins as has been
1.a,od Mr.. Hewitt's bill does not propose
a reorganization of the Army. The Democrats
Of the committee think that the expenses
Of the Army may be reduced, and Mr. Hewitt has
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
ACES REDUCED N FRANCE.

= =
Paris dispatch To Tie Times says that the
iy- manufacturers o, saint Etienue have resolved
,,, the ,za yes OF their Operatives 20 ner cent as
fnr ou.y means Uf faclas foreign competition.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
NAVY ORDERS

WA>uINGrON, Jan. l3.-Assistdut Surgeon {.
" Duan las ucru detached from the Newly Iofh N.yal
IIO-u,rat aad ordered To examination Tor promotion.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
CoLD WEATHER Ar ALBANY.

ALBANY. Jan. I3-Thi3 is the coldesJ morn
u OF the season thus far. Tie thermometer u de-
grres belO,! zero
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
prince H.nry held the

Prince Henry held the position Of Lieuten-
Admiral. aad Command .rnchlef o1 Tue navy anu
I.., a ,,r n.ber of The biuet Council He was also
,rnaul- 4 .prrscLfaut of the Grand Duhy ~ Lux
aIntor. IL ID. rr-d Ama.Ia Princess " Sa1eN elmer
Wi died ~ J. 50.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

r,urRr IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.

N,rCu CHUNK, Penn, Jan. l3.-J. h. Pryor,
NJ, ,li newspaper publisher, died here to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
WASHINGTON.
TIE BANKS. AFFAIRS


rUE REPORT OF CONTROLLER KNOX SPohN OF
.pro,D--ruE BERLIN MIssION-TGE KANSAS
sENAToRsHIP-IHE INDIANS, 1HE ARMY SUGAR
DUTIES BIC.
The renort of Controller Knox on the Ma
.ional banks is again subject of conYersa-
ion owing 10 the comments on II abroad. Inc
RenubIjcaus are awaiting with great conn
1cuce the coming Democratic attack on the
National banks. General Butler is row IN
W,sbi,cton. An effort has been made to
nrove corruption on the part of senator Ingalls,
IN order TO defeat his reelection, but
the attack is shown to have been without
Justification The delegates flcm Indian Ter
ritory make very emphatic threats about what
thcv will 90 if the affair, Of their Territory
are taken out of their control! schedule OF
SUGAR duties ha, been adopted in committee.
Ex-senator henderson is suggested 10y the
Berlin Mission. The Chief OF Engineers op-
poses the new plan of surveys proposed uy
tie Academy Of Sciences.
KNOX CATCHES THE LTE OF ENGLAND.
lis REPORT ON TIE souDITY Oh AMERICAN BANKS
COMPARED With BRITISH BANks LACI4IAG COM
MENr ABROAD.
icy TELEGRAPH TO rHE TDIBUsEI
VASgINGrrN Jan. 13.-The tables published by
Controller Knox u As last rep1 IT showing the ratio
of capital 20 liabilities IA banks IN the United states
and Great Britain Las attracted attention I'D La--
land and given rise 20 the question whether The pro-
portion Of banking capital TO liabilities !n that
rouutry Is not unduly small. II view OF the recent
bank failures ia tie United Kingdom, t-is is very
important question to business neu i4 tAat country.
Tie comparison made by Controller Knox ls c~'e-
rIaly interesting because 10 shows the greater ap-
parcn. stability Of the National banks of the United
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
NEU-JER>EF LEGISL4TCRE.

THE EVE or THE sEs-ION-NOMINAIlONs FOR Of
FiCLss TO ER MADE THIS MOENING-rHE PROF.
ARLr ERsILr.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
DEATH PROM FRIGH1

TFDANOV Penn, Jan l3.-A workman named
par amilton was crushed by a Of ore az the Cornwall
Nine utar here today ani badly injured that he cannot
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14
KILLED IN MINE

p9ovIpPNCF. X. l., Jan. l3.-Hiram Gof. \
raran vs. lied today on the stonngtOn Railroad.
tween St0nagton and Mystic. lie leaves VIE and Two
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

NORFOLK Va. Jan. l3.-Ihe wife Of farmer
mod py.op Of Norfolk COUNT frightened 10 death on
SATURDAY. by beng by horse while out IN held
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-23

would encounter no difficulties, eN- penditure at that point would make the whole road practicable for all classes of frcights. There are also roads from here to "Oro BlanC"'- to Saric and the ranch of Pete Kitch- en on the Tucson road To the two last named points, good roads can he made at very little expense. So far the district is accessible from all directions.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-23
WE WILL HAVE THE PAY OR K EEP OUR
 GOODS!

We hereby notify our friends an! the public generally that from this time forth we will cease to sell for credit on any terms whatever. We are aware that in order to do this we will have to sell cheaper than our neigh bors, and we are prepared to do so. As we are building we are very much pressed for cash, and therefore 1t will be better for us to sell for cost than to sell on ever so short a time, no matter how good the buyer. The facts in the case are just these: it is a necessity with us to have our goods or to have the wherewith to buy more. Of course we do not expect to do so much business, but we are de- termined to do what we can.
 Our Lumber Yard is now full and nearly com plete.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
PULPIT ANO PLATFORM,
NOTES.,

There was discussion at Sons of Ten per-
ance II all yesterday afternoon on the resolution
THAT 'hs present. Droh,bitory law has fa,ied to
accompli-h its object 10 the sale Of liquors."
Tue subject of DR.. Sarah ". Devoli's lecture
at the library room Mechanics boilding, next
"Wednesday evening will bs "Maintenance of
Health"
Rev. S. B Cummings and the choir from
the BALDWIN Place Home for Little Wanderers,
Boston, held exercises Yesterday at the Chestnut
Street, West Eod Congregational, and Free
Street Baptist churches.
Rev. Joshua Colt, of Lawrence, Mass
pre- ached at the Second Baptist charch yester-
day
R.v; Costello Weston, of Glouscester, Mass.
officist-d at Park ST.. church yesterday
Mr.. Gatcomb delivered the opening tenn
perance address at Prebe Chapel last evening
A very pleasant Sunday School concert took
place at High st. vestry last night.
Rev. j. X. Smyth of the New Jerusalem
Tempe preached on sour Daily Bread'' veg
terday.
The subjact of Rev Mr. Gibbs sermon at
Congress Square churcs yesterday morning
was "RighteOnsness "
AT Second Advent church the evening SER
mon was upon "The Palace Beautiful and the
Valley of Humiliation
Al Pine St chnrch Rev. G. j. Clark preached
oa "The rum traffic and our duty concerning
it,
Rev G. G. Hamilton. of Yarmouth, preached
at India ST. church yesterday.
Rev. w. e. Walker officlated at the Abyssin-
ian church
Rev G. j. Clark delivered an exceedingly
able and eloquent address on temperance at
Plue street CHURCH yesterday afternoon, and we
can only regret that lack of space prevents our
giving an distract this morning. This is the
first of series of twenty sermons to be deliver
ed successive Sundays by well known clergy
men.
Rev DR.. Anderson of New York was at the
First Baptis church yesterday.
Rev. DIR Bosworth assisted in the morning
service at the Free street Baptist church yester-
daV
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
Nominations by the Governor.

The Governor has made the following nomi-
nations:
Aqent of the Passanaaquoddy Indians-W.
Wa 4c- BrnwG, Cal,is,
Land Agent-Isaso r CLARK, Bangor.
Trustees Insane Hospital-Russell s. Morri-
sou, Bangor, vice PatGAngall, A 2. Snow,
Winthrop, vice Richards.
Warden State Prison B. Gates, Wiun.
Inspector of Steamboats, Joseph W. Dyer,
Portland
Ke per Of the Bangor Arsenal-Horace s.
Judge of Calais Municipal Court-Edgar
Who0er.
Commissioner of Deeas-Emanuel B. Hart,
N NV YORK.
To Sozennize Marriages es-Liberty Wetherbee,
Plymouth.
Commissioner of Wrecks-Arthur Moore,
Coronefs-J. M. Quimby, Westbrook; John
III Wilson, Bangor; j. Paul, South Berwick.
NotaraeS P,t5lic-C. B. Roberts. Caribou; A.
K Paul, Portland; j. q. Chillcot, Ellsworth; !;
Chas. j Stsples, Lubec.
Trial Justices-Audrew J. Morrill,, Wind.
hau; f q. Fellows, Nj. Vernon; BENZ. f.
Smith, Wiscasset; W. Il. Knight, Rumford;
William Harris, Jr., Dixmont; Seth G. Gould,
Milo; j. Y. aerrlck, HArmony; Eastm an
Jones, Brighton; Geo. White, Winterport;
Jones Wass, Addison Joseph Staples,
Steubau.
Justices of the Peace and Qunrum-J. D.
league, CARIBOU (StAte); James W.. johnson,
Scarooro'; o. A. Merrill, Brunswick; Andrew
s Bnttertied, jay; b. L. Hanes, Copein Pl:;
B r Lunt, Jr., Long Island Pl.; S j
Wallace, CAstlne; 9 B. Lunt, Long Island Pl.
VIM. 6 Sargent, Castine; f. A. Noyes, Snilt-
van; B W. Black, Augusta; G Q Gilman, Mt.
Vernon; Geo Gile, Readfeld; E. y. Grab
tree, North Haven; D. P Ross Thonaston
Moses S Moultoa: Po,t-r; Edwin /. Poor,
Seb.go; VIM G. Hill, III ,wlaud; f. d. Scam
moo, Lincoln; Wm. Il. Strickland, Bangor
Noah Woods, Bangor; @. P. S!etson, Bangor
D S. Humphrey, Bradford Llewellyn S. Flint,
Aooot. ocsavlus A. Merrill, BTunswlck; ).
Jonathan BARTLETT, Oramel Murray, Montville
Timothy Dane, Elliot.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24

The Turnverein will tender Prof. Do,dt
complimentary benefit.
Bishop Healey has spffi ;ieutly recovered to
get out again.
Driscoil has entered for the walking match
at Lancaster Hall, March 3.
Mr.. Edmund Phiuney, of the firm Of Phin-
ney & Jackson, left for Cuba Saturday after
noon.
Thursday morning the Montgomery Guards
of Portland arrived in this city, via tue Grand
Ttuuk, headed By Chsndlers Band and that
justly celebrated Drum Major, Charles W.
Bean, Ed. of Portland d.-LeWiston Gazette.
1t is said the Greenbackers will have a rally
next Saturday evening at City Hall, with
music by Ch indler, aud speeches by Hons. E.
81. Cove, f NJ. Fogg, and Soon Chase. 1t is
also reported that Gsn. Hall will meet Elliot
Kin, in debate before election.
A letter received in Winnipeg, Penn, states
that Lord Gordon-Gordou, the notorious
swindler, who figured in Portland several years
ago, and committed suicide at Manitoba in
1874, was the son of noted jewelry smuggler,
between Great Britain aud this continent, who
had headquarters iu the Isle of jersey.
At Mr.. Micah Simpsons funeral, Saturday.
Rev. Messrs. Bosworth and McWhpnie off,
cisted, the floral decorations were fine, and the
singing was led by j. L. Shaw The pail
bearers were P. G. Ms B. KiDgsbury, E. Z.
Banks. N G. Cummings. aud F. G.. S. S. Rich,
Ancient Brothers Lodge.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24

1t is reported again that the Deering people
will have The S. bago water.
There was IL ieaths recorded in TIE city the
past week.
Mr. Dow has broken ground for his new block
on Congress street.
Value of foreign exports last week $373,775:
the imports we're 2,051 bushels salt
1T is reported that the Republicans captured
the Cape Elizabeth caucus last week.
Mr.. Wright has leased the Kemp aud a
number Of the dredgs scows to Boston parties
for use in that harbor.
Announcement Of an important meeting OF
the Haydn Association this evening appears in
our special notice column.
A handsome cine and riding whip combined
was presented to b. I. Chase b5 Mr.. Gibson of
the Preble House, Saturday.
The Saccarappa warrant for town meeting
has IS articles. One calls for committee to
examine town accounts for the past years.
Three amateur pedestrians will make a
fifteen mile tramp at Weston Hal ,Sacoarappa,
tonight.
The police think it would be batter for the
Leader to make specific charges, if it has any,
against any of the members, to the Marshal
instead of a sweeping insinuatons.
There will be a grand complimentary benefit
for the needy members of Post Boswortb, G.
A. r., at their hall Thursday evening
Chandler will provide the music.
Cold bright day Saturday with snow in the
evening. Pleasant Sunday Mrrcury, Satur.
day, 79 at sunIi>e, 30e at Loon, 26a at night
Sunday 22a at sunrise, 40a at noon; wind north
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
THE MAYORALrY.
clifford Still in the FIeId-War Between
the Two Wings of ihe Greenbaclers.

The question of who is to be Mayor is not yet
by any means settled one Mr., Clifford is
not out of the fight by any means, but is en-
gagged in a ''still hunt" and will insist on being
a candidate in order to enter a protest against
the prohibitory law. Walker will doubtless be
nominated as the candidate Of the Democrats
and part of the Greenbackers, but there Is
lively prospect of a split in the Greenback
party The fact that the Leader, under Col.
Montgomery and Elliot King, is red-hot 1or
Walker aud combination, does not make wal
ker any more acceptable as candidate, or the
proposed comb natibn any more popular Win
Slmon-pure Greenbackers, and the New Era,
their organ, is out against the combination,
and presumably against Walker. Montgome"
ry and King retired from the New Era last fall
IL Is supposed for the good of the paper, OF
which the former had been the editor, and
King president of its publishing company, and
it may be set down as reasonably certain, that
if King succeeds in putting Walker in nomina-
tion as the combination candidate, Turner, or
some other we'll known Greenbacker will be
voted for. John M. Todd, the sold Greenback-
er" Of this county, is supposed to be for Wal
ker, but if he should consent, or even keep
silent, it is probable that he would ba support-
ed by the differentiation Greenbackers fer
Mayor. A good many Greenb.ckers will vote
for Clifford, whom they are Inclined to regard
as quite good enough Greenbacker for them.
Kings Inconsistency in Supporting Demo-
crat like Walker, instead of Greenbacker,
like Turner or Clifford, is freely commented on.
1t Is reported that the combination leaders are
inclued to buy off Clifford with some other
Office, aud hope TO succeed, bat he still insists
that he has come to stay. Oae thing can be
said of Clifford, that he is mlking fair and
open fight, aud does not attempt to catch votes,
by false and malicious charges ag ainst others,
a nd that hs. .fas kept his own salf-respect, and
that of others. Fox will be supported BY the
Independents and the ''R. 81. G.'S" and will
probably draw hundred votes Or so. The
Democratic. G Greenback can iidates of all shades
of opinion may be set down as follows: Walker,
Fox. Clifford and Todd or Turner. d. A. Mad
dox, Esq who was mentioned some weeks ago
in connection with the Office, is out of politics
just at present. If the Democratic-G reenback
combination should make the ''soft'' money
plank too prominent, "hard" money Demo-
cratic candidate may be expected.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
Sick of the Greeuhackers.

DR.. q. E Hussey has Withdrawn from the
GteepbAck city committee in Biideford, for
the following reasons, which he gives in a pub
lie letter:
As between Republicans and Democrats land
for D-mocrat who is such from principle l
have much respect) am a Republican. first,
last and always, and when the Greenback par
ty becomes a cats paw to pull Democratic
chestnuts from the fire, OR in other words
stepping stone to help them into power again
in tbs city or elsewhere, beg to be excused
We hear that nearly all the salaries of State
officials have been cut down to compare with
the times, aud we also hear that more than the
amount thus saved has been squsndered in g;v-
ing out one contract to the highest bidder in
pr. ference to the lowest party because he was
a Republican. After this wonld ask, gentle-
men, what kind of a record have you to come
before the voters of this State with apother
year? DO you expect to so blind the ewes of
that portion of the party who were once Re-
publlc4ns, as to succeed 10 making the State
Democratic? Ii so, l think, gentlemen, you
win be most woefully mistaken, and for one I
shall decline any such alliance,
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
BATH LOCALS.

SATURDAY, Feb. %.
The Creedmore yesterday lost its second
daily trip from the port this season owing to
the gale.
Flags flown from the Custom House and
Park Liberty pole with closing of school and
public offices were Bath observances Of the
pater patrl@ day.
Mr.. Viney has not sold his colt.
According to the Parkers Head Lookout
the proprietor of the Eureka House, Fort
Popham, had narrow escape from death
owing to an over dose of medicine this week,
Monday.
District school, No. 8, at Nequasset will
close next Friday term of fifteen weeks un-
der W. q. Hatch, graduate of the State
Normal School There will be public exercises.
The school numbers tifty.three pupils.
Two large schooners are daily expected at
Parker's Head to load ice for New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles E. Larrabee, we'll known
Bath boy now in business in Boston, is spend
ing few davs 10 town.
Mr. CHARLES w. Moore is absent on bust.
ness trip to New Orleans.
Several Bath gentlemen with ladies will
attend the reception at Augusta next Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Charles f. Donnell is not "now train
muscle tor a 100 mile vs.. zine walk at Colum-
biau Hall, TO take place about April 1st.
Popham Lodge has improved It's hall.
Mr. Chas. b. Harrington will soon begin
work on steam yacht for Massachusetts
parties, also sail yacht. He has work
marked out that will keep him busy until
June Isl.
Miss Lena Berry, clerk in the post Office,
has resigned, and Miss Emma Hogan succeeds
her.
Mr.. Smith of the Sagadahoc last night Slip
ped on the ice. sDrainiDg severely his ankle
He is confined to his room.
Mr.. Isaac Cobb If Lewiston, proprietor of
the Sea Side Lake House, is making prepara-
tious 10 begin work at the opening of the
spring on large summer hotel, 224 feet long
BY Sc feet deep aud three stories nigh. The
Oreedmore will be run in connection with
the house. This hotel with the Eureka House
will make Popham quite fashionable resort
An audience of $50 persons were present. at
the Corliss ST. Church entertainment at
Columbian Hall last night. The entertain
ment was admirably given in every respect.
A dozen of gentlemen have signlfed their
willingness to institute local couRcil OF the
royal arcana.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace church
have an oyster supper Monday night at the
residence of Mrs. Schottlier, Western Avenue.
Owlog to drifts, some eight feet deep and a
| quarter Of mile loug, on the Knox q Lincoln
| Railroad, Conductors Woodbury's and Whites
| trains we're deraied this morning The 8 ..
| m. train was half an hour late from Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
TIE CATTLE TRAFFIC.
The Dom iuion Government Willing to
Permit Transportation Through Hts
Territory il the Spread of Disease is
Guarded A yainst.

Mr.. Hickson, general manager of the Grand
Trunk road, has been in communication with
the government at Ottawa, respecting the Or
ders In the council In regard TO importation in
to and transportation through Canada of Unit
ed States cattle. The government intimated
that if the Western states would take the nee
essary steps to guard against the contaeion
spreading into their territories. which are at
present free from it, the government will use
all their Influence with the Imperial govern
meHt to permit the shipment of cattle from the
Western states through Canadian ports, and
they have fair prospect of success. Pope, the
minister of agriculture, has spared no exertions
to amel crate ths evil effects Of the recent
action taken in England, and is now in con-
slant communication with the authorities at
Washington with view of getting them to
take active steps to prevent the spreading of
the disease in the states. The Washington
government has ordered an agent to be ap.
pointed at Portland to give clean bill Of health
to cattle shipped from this port
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
Washingt0n's Birth d ay.

difference from othnr days. The banks and
public offices were closed, the boys blew their
horns and built bonfires in the evening. Pub-
lie buildings, some of the shipping iucludln e
the Eogsh steamer, the Eoglish and Spanish
consalat+s, displayed their bunting. The Pat'
rioiic o der Sons of America gave a social en-
tertalnmsnt a. Congress Hall with select read
ings by Mrs. 7. P. Beals, and music by Mtssrs.
Morgan, Watts, Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Pratt,
and remarks by Hon. BENZ. Klngsbury, G. L.
Parker and others An excellent supper was
provided and the surplus given to the poor.
Dirieo No. also had supper in the evening
and Washington Hooks clam-bake.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
PORTLAND VARIETIES.

PORTLAND VARIETIES.
Mr.. Howard will open Music Hall with his
new variety company tonight, and will, no
doub ,ba greeted with fall house. His bill
embraces serlo comic, character singing, and
dancing, negro business, instrumental music of
various kinds, and in fact all that goes to make
up an evening Of light mirthful entertainment.
Such performance, we'll conducted, is just the
thing after day of business cares, for It seems
to amuse without taxing the intellectual fac
uties. The sale Of seats has been good and
tickets should be procured during the day.
TONY DENIER's TROUPE.
Tony Donier's pantomine troupe will open
at Music Hall, for three performances of
Hanp,y Dnmpty. Friday night among the
as Ada Boshell, William Enuice, and Venus
and Adonis. Then there are Denier, the Ameri-
can Grim adj, Charles Diamond, Clifton and
Fox, j. G. Franklin, Victoria North, Lester
and Williams, Emma Mouton, the Wood
family, Phil Heath, Fanny Cossell, and the
Mexican bourro Jacques Carr. The matinee
Saturday, will call out all The children.
PORTLAND THEATRE
The tickets are now ready for Robinson
Crasoe," to be given by Mafits celebrated
burlesque troupe in Portland Theatre, Wednes-
day and Thursday. There will be large, fully
equipped company, and Mafftt, Clara Fisher,
E. j. Tarr, Harry Josephs and Flora Lee will
appear.
NOTES.
The tickets for "Plnafore'' to be given at
Portland Theatre, Friday, Saturday aud Satur.
day matinee, will be ready at the box office
this morning at O'clock There will be a
rush.
Tickets should be procured at once for the
comedy of "Tne Country Squire" to be pro-
dnced by the D. s. D. at G. A. r. Hall Nor
day evening.