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, 1879-03-19
IN MEMORY OF KEATS.
Gathering of EnEI,si. md Americana In
Rome.

Gathering nf EnEI'sft md Americana In
Rome.
nt*ndfrh to London 7fmss
RoNE, Fob. 2s.-Thts nfternoon the Spanish
stcps presented altogether nn unwontet aspcct.
Notwithstanding the ine1encnt state OF the
weather, they were crowded by English anil
American residents and visitors, n,d every wiM-
dow lopkttE upon them was filled with spectators
Of the same naitona'itics assembled 10 Witness
the rcrclnony on nnyeillng memorial slab
ptaccd upon tie watI OF the house. "a
fiazza III SpagnA, where ,Tuhn Keats
lived anl whcra he died tlfty.clrht years ago. In
i''c ccnssc Of the crowd sso"d grour,
composed OF, among others, her Mai-
trank l.a*cel!ea, Sal.-Gen. str vineent Eyrc,
her Afajessy's tonsstl, a1r. Mclean; Sir James
staplrtnn, Gen. E!a,l.lcy, ucn. Maxwell, DR..
Nessn, Mr: Plowacn, Mr. Story. Dr. Steele, Mr..
A'sssrs. llooker., Beck, Stevens, aud others.
Amou4 sllnat Ii, The Windows wcre sccn Lady
n!nl Aflss rarct, Lady Eyrs, Miss .Iolllllc,
Countess % q D4nrayeu: t1'ss Hon. Mrs; Waipolc,
;! Mn5sl.ssa Santas,i'a, s'rs. Lascelcs. Marehr.a
Miss p. Lockwood, Mrs. Kiiig, anl others.
The dhe eerg:nony was very simple. Sir
etssss xsis .! FIJI @ ,ao. t. i x' e, aas ss' :, 'S s
1n'rahlc address. liz bntkc of the poets resi-
denrc AEt home. tile tittcrness Of heart III
whcl, on Ills 1sat,bcd t.u had dictated the IN
wiosc naInc Ia writ In wuter y: ,l,c Justice time
had reHsercd tn him: the difference between
tue rritelsms ieycIed against" Eniymion :" In
tile quarterly liev eU nt the time of Its puhlfca
tton md ;l,e homage t,at review !pald to the
lhs circumstances under which he lind assumed
ile grateful task now COMPLETED. fio apukr VI
lossnt' Severn, in whose arms Keats lcd, who
, 1879-03-19
Eccentrirltlra nf tho A,vQrtlflsl,.

Visitors Mt Nuw London, iilock Island, or
other ot our iish!nE ports lave no doubt
noticed that thu cn Of ti1u bowsnrit OF tho larc-
etsikcd sliing loats there Is often an Iron eagu
sta1ul IN It. THIS is thv paco from whlcil liz,
tlsfcrlnan throws thu harpoon to capture t,,u
swordflai1. au.l tho swordtlssl il Just now tho
subject of considerable discussion. Its ways
have ut 1east ns 1nuch mystery a. tho sllui, snl.
nun, herring, or anY Other unaceountabla Tint
ITO have.
Prof. Il. K. Goodo Is studying up the matter,
preparatory 10 report to tllc Qoyornn,ent,
thesa: lt IL found hero anh thcru from spring
to fall IN tu nceats on our cast, lying "asGrp
the sailors Gull 1t, Oh til, very husiacc Of ,u
wntcr. Nobody III tho American const, as fur
us rcyortcd, eYcr saw lttt!U swortlt1sli. Tic
smallest recorded by u correspondent Of tiu
Lvttst aud StretM Weighed fnrty-hix ruunls,
They run I'm to 700 pounds. Their dnsy knnw
hrecdlnE-Gr0lnu n IN if.u Mediterranean, Ilirre
from t'at they ~ M to very heuyy measure.
ncnt. 1t Ia naturally inferred from tlIs tllut
~ our swor'iasIl aro Mediterranean products.
What mystrrlonS " "eeau currunt guides them
lhc,l that hers they will find .te naekerel anil
n,snilatlcn tint they trrd o,ll Onu cal almost
!alasine That tlIe glme flight al'a pnrsnt kept
Is run to black lslAt ever. ltay.
l'hr SEOrlltsh dlrts ulMt, u school of psey,
mud by skillt'll llse nj tts sword wotls tilat It
afterwards captures AMI cuts. Until this sta.
SON lohnly rVcr thought IT entching 1t except
BY harpnuils. This year, tsuwnyur, 1t ms taken
illc habits Of .lc :rawIs--bo.,o.n linus--of The
Cupe Ann ct,dRslvsIl,cr, a11l many sworjl.h
llaye been caught III that ttoYci way, W1,at thry
e,l,c ub anll s!crp far Is ov Ut lllu t,lzzlea Gf
thclr nature. They eoiau al,,l 70 ~ t,lu tlark-
urally concluded lllat they spenl trIr tiIue %
chnsIH these Iinul! llsil. Wliat with t,,u,ks.
sworlifsts. porlnsus, hlucash. sea e,lls, eaylrs,
md ae!us, nul all ttIr rryt utter item.
lives ut Aight ud tcrros llsat It IL uu lut,grr a
wurlea that tic tnoyau,ents ot any school OF
thru, hecnl always guided by MI inherent idlOcy.
It y lets slEnngp ot tttn tllai they are all tho
while victims ihan t1at bet,Ig caught by mill
ions yeary they should steadily tacrease, There
were 1eyer 'nprc Arnhadcn 6u our coaxt thau
this yEng.
, 1879-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH.

~ TOllElGN.
INC follow Ing were received By tho Chicago Board
oiTsulc;
LlvEnrnoL. March 1B-11:;l0 a. m.-Fluur,
MQsloa. Wheas-Wtnter, DsGb0s Id; spring,
nadetSs I'd; white. Bs l1d10a Id; c!up, Oh 3JGb
e'da. Corn. III I'd. Pork, Cos. Larl :l3s Ill. Re.
sept' of wheat lust three days, III, o00 ccntals,
4e7, 900 american.
-! !LtFEhrou' March Isl p, m.-Lard, :EIs Oil.
"sa'et fa1r breadstuiFs unchanged.
LoSnoS. March IL. .--I.lsENreoL--Wheat-
Hs firmly held, but whites aro very dull. Call.
,oia club. 0h dG1ns I'd; cal[fornIn white, 8s lid
wa I'd. Corn rather taslcr; iH tld. Cargocs OF
so1st-"htat very aulet, hnt no apparent ct,angu
1apHees. Com slow. Cargocs On pasaage-Whcnt
very huasy.
LisxArool March 1s-l1 40 q. n,.-FLoun-No. M.
h. lust No. 2, Bs Cd.
!, Observation-Disclosures. No. /, o. Id; No. =,
~ 'RF.ng, No. /. " ID: No. 2, n ID;
n' nnne' No. ], Ds i'd; No. =, II iii; club, No. i,
'1s"' No. =, 0s I'd. CorI-New. No. l, Is ID,
sHo''sEoSs-Iork, 50s. Lard, :s}s I'd.
Lsflsp0oL. March 1S.--CoTToS-1n fair demand
A"'7Ghsssd. sales, y, coo balea; speculation and
s4pP11, 1,0o0; American, 7,Du0,
tMNtsloak-Frlmc fneas beef, ia Cd. American
~ I1s I'd. Long clear bacon, IT'S; slurt clear,
.asns aud fabrics at Manchester hsmer.
SaM, 4'' NA"o 'Ao ""''''s""'
"1N'"Enr, March 15.-pETHolsux-29.
~''1apooL, March III. H.-LARp-Closed VI 34s.
, 1879-03-19

C131CHf10.
Rates have not yet been liked ythc Directors
OF The Lu'nlscr-Vcsscl. Owners Association.
Tho ho1kcrs wifi bcgu to quill out nhout April I.
-, ,TuEncn arc fnsy putting tbtfr boats In orcr.
IN business this scasoll, bat sercrnl Independent
lines Will nc formed brt'hc uwncFs oil the forty
tugs nov Til tll.. "w!Id'! list.
,hc, Chicago tlclegatf to the Convention of
vcsscl-Owncra at C|Eytland, 3tcssrs. 1irnry 3.
llalstca,l. 1ra II. O*Git. md 1ucob Johnson left
this city yesterday anil will be OH i,antl ut the
opening session to:.lay.
Lawyer Condor IA lhout to bring suit In lilo
IT, recover tlemurrngnn ri SlDO pcr tiay OH ncct,nt
nf The detentton CAUSED his sthU0ner, the Ellen
spry, by failure t1 dtaelargtnY cargo Of eoul.
, 1879-03-19
MIL LWAukEE.
H1kttff{ 1tyuHfth IN 7he TFfbuns.

6DEf3 }71FUHEEN ID 7H8 3Tl5NHE
MILWAUKEE. March 1H.-Tllc ycasc-ow OF
Milwaukee, to the number Of acven Of eight,
met ut the Office Of tlihbard l. Vance tlls morn
to representation ut the goncral Convention, of
vesscl.tlcn at Cleyclaud tomorrow. After dis
c,est0n, the conclusion WIS reached that, nwl,l.
to tl1e lntcncss OF .lc caE for t!lc Conventon II
would be impracticablo 10 scsltl delegates with
Instructions TINT could only be- given alter
thorough canyaas OF tllr marine interests III the
city. Ii WIS therefore decided 10 authorize tic
Chicago Delegation to act for Milwaukee, ns the
propnuu!tY Of the posts a'd tic cIoso relation-
shin Of tllc shippers Of tho two cities rnnda
their interests identical.
The 8chr Napoleon arrived this morning from
Ahnapeo With curgo Ut wuud.
, 1879-03-19
T}0h't''0N.

nosroH, Morch IN. a.-FLoun-Quct; Western su-
pethno, ~. 9hGl:k s0i Common extras, ST. b0st. e;
Waconsln c1t!as, 81. 01l1I.b 30; Mtnncsota, 81 60
@5.73.
GilA1N--rotn In sa!r demand; mixed and yellow,
4761iHc. Oats aniot; No. | aud extra wAttu, a71S
QSiUc; No. :! white. .H!4S,a7c. Rye, Hit.
KEcztlTs-Flonr. y. 500 lElsi cu1nt III, 600 bu;
whcat, ~, 900 hu.
EItFVNEEyN-Nhnn
, 1879-03-19
PHILADELPHIA.

PntkAprLrntA, Masch -stcndy :;
Wcstcrn cxtsa, 81. 1.1.;6a3 a!.s;; Mnnc.uta oxtra
faniy. si.+ido4. 20: fancy do, 83.a0 Ohio fancy,
e5.:W; Indiana do, s;.ua!s. Rye Hour steady and
unchanged.
GNA1N-.whrat nomtnaly unchanged. Rye quiet
md unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged, Oats
qnict; mixed, :E'GeEsNc; whito Western, 34df35c.
PnoyisloNs-steaAy. Mess hrcf. ST.. l0G1 IL %.
Meas pork, STU. $50 1U.5n. l1ans-Snlnkcd, 81. 10
@ln. III; picklrd. S7..5GH:.5. Lnsd--Wesern
f1ercc. so. 1iGtT. 10.
l3ur1 1EA--Stent!y md unchanged
EaHe-VIiet: Wes,crl, lie.
cnEEsE.Quist; Western full cream, 8la,sc;
10 good, TGt14c.
EErnoEtfM -Nomtnal1y unchanged.
WHtsKf--l)cfnnild nctiyu: Western, S1.OCi,
KEtE.rrs-FloHr, y, tlDlt brls; whcut, II, 600 bu;
corr. l7d, olo w; oats l!, o!o By; rye. $50 bu:
PENNSYLVANIA, and West Virginia .ounia a extra
nsld nbovc, n lp:tlc: rxtru, :EMtiic; n1ctun, Is
ts:i1c; co!rsc. a.Ms:Gc; gambling. wished, :i5f.
d:c son,biuc, un'Yashcd, .Udt.sc; Canada combing,
:s14I.3Sc.
, 1879-03-19

cron wilic!, gos:s to my for them, leaving him
fllr INSURANCE Df II Ii .Hsolnc profit II the crop II
n goni one atlsi I'll. price advances md inhnrtng
him tEaihst heavy fpns cvnu II Tie prsce OF hts
atnp'e shall hr aa low or tawsr than now. Tho
outlook VIC rsgarsl as moro hopeful than 1t has
been fur yuars
, 1879-03-19
THE COUNTY BOARD:
Calling on the Treasurer for Some
Useful information.
Pay Of Members. The County Finances
---Toll-Road Inspectors.

Comnks,o.,crs was he'll nj . o'rlock yesterday
afternoon, President scnnc In the ellaIr a,t ali
The Commissioners prcscf,t.
Tf,e first Item of business taken up was tl,n
resolution Of Commissioner Scnnc, laid over at
the last meeting, directing that tI,e pcnp1c Ut
thu tlfIcrcnt tOwns in tue en,,,,ty he requested
to sc.d It, the names of paFtfcs w!ann T. was !r-
sised should be appointed hy the Eoarl ns Toll
R0al Inspectors. After sonie discusslou, In
which Commissioner Fitzgerald oppusru the
measure, the motion was carried.
CALUMET.
A communication from about twenty yptcrs
OF the Town Of Calumet for ncw pnIt!ug.piacc
was read bs .!r Clerk, mud on ,nottol t!lc rules
were suspended md tile tnattcr WIS .nn1e
subject of 1Iscuss'on, aila finally the pcti.ion
Tas granted.
TnEAsrgERts HEronT.
The scmi-.no,thy report Of Connsy.Trcaslsrcr
McCrcn was submitted nn' referred to The f.
nance Committee. 1t slrpwet1 tIe following IT,.
suits: Hcncral fund, 1877 n.Nl prfor, *:.a71a7:
9encrol fund, ls1s:g, s2!.eShti: interest fund
{S,S ,sw 'q%fssRxs ':sfs;t cs"S;,,Hsc 'e
fund, sl,at5.Js; sinking fund {accoun. Ut new
inde',te',ncss}, 81tl,2l0.5o:
Several bills were rcad md referred to the
prnuer committees, Including a bill Of S2U pre-
senteu by Dr. llcntotin Tor services rs an cxpert
II, examining uouatluc regarding his Insal,fty,
which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
4 asmigr Of REPORTS were rceciycd from the
dry bills he uaIl Tie ComlnIstcu on Public
Charities recommended that bills amounting IL
s2.f}it} be raid. Carried.
Tile Finanec Committee reported upon the
communication Of Treasurer s1cCrca rccon-
mcndins that tho taxcs elected TN t',s ~ per
cent which was added TO the assessment ol uer-
sunaI property OF South ChlcngD t,yu ycars ago
bo related. 1t beng decided that th!s incrcuse
, 1879-03-19

fnkc. slvnnent to S1Ac. clpa!ng nj hike bid;
rhinmnnts: 4 600 brIa averaging ii. 600; trans.
actiOns. 200, ULj
CtErHLAKn. d., March tB.-pErnnLxux-Un.
chnnxed; aananrd white. 1lo tcst. AHc.
Quiet; crude, 1.01 + Il Parkers for shipment;
rcnnca, Dic, PHILADELPHIA delivery.
, 1879-03-19

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Md, March IL 18.--TLoUn-S.eady and
without change.
0isAiN--Whcat-Wes firm; No, g Pennsyl.
vanil rcd. SLIT: No. !. Western winter red,
spot, March and April ST. 1i6n1. LII; May ST. HI:
GD1. 14al. CorH-Western dnll and caa!ct; Vest
crn mixed. spot, and March, 43s.sI,a,4c; April,
i'Ei043:ac; May, 44,4Gt44Hc: steamer, :l1.;c.
Oats armcr; Pennsylvania, 3tG135c; Western
white unchanged; do mixud, 32Ql33c. Rye quiet
ut 57Gl-tc.
HAy-Dult and nominal.
Observation-Disclosures
lsuTTER-t}uict ant. unchanged.
E"Gs-Ftrn ut 1,lIic.
PETHhLECM-ljnl3 a,l unchanged.
E0rFcE-9trDne, t1rtn, anh unchanged.
WlllsEr-hntl ami Unchanged
FKEFlIrs-CnchnaGed,
KEcEirTs-FtHur, 1i70 brls; wheat. ILL., 7tD
hu; corn, 107, h00 bit; uafs, d 100 bu ryc, l3tS
Gu. -
snEraESrs-Whcat,4 III. :,53 bu; eora, 1,5o0 bu.
, 1879-03-19
PEORIA,
PETROLEUM.

PkontA, March 1a.-1liuuwisEs = 1rrcgula
aales 100 br1a at u .O4.s; 80 brls At 41,03.
, 1879-03-19

OswEuo. March 1H.-uuArx- Wheat in fair do.
manl; No. l hard Duluth sprlng, 8i.l1; No. =
Ai!waukIe, $1.05. Cnnh nomiually unchanged;
Hestutu mixud. old, 4ha14Gc.
, 1879-03-19

DErnolT. AI'ch., March l8.-ELoun-steady. II.
0nAla-Wheat easier, extra, $1.O54 asked,
No. white, 2l.04,i; April, sl.0a asked; May,
n. 01li; milling No. !, 8l.D1!4. Neceipts, 70, :.
UUd bA; shipments, 81, 49:3 bH.
, 1879-03-19

KANsAs Ctrr. March 1H.-GRAlS-Ths Price
Carreat repnrts. Whcat-lecclpts, e., 100 bu; shp-
'uelts. II. .s15 bu; higher hut dull; M. . cas..
Di!,c; March, D:5sc; No. j cash, Hsc; March,
aa.ic; No. I cash; a3e. Corn-isecsiIts 3. h''0
Hsic; MaEeh, 5tic.
, 1879-03-19

!h = {0lNHlaut {GN,) 3fnlts.
11te plantcE's years. supplies Of both meat
'nnd fertilizers lIayb hrcn bought on turlns TINT
, 1879-03-19
.,.. mixing At -. 4nff4. 21 for poor to medium
I'M s.scs ad and At et.huQ5.2j for Eood TO really
!hoIcr' 'rho following shlos glvo fair ilea Of


nnrng Fehtnary tho pnhliaics OF tha Droeers'
9r"n q S esS 6s nSa'y sss
81 te IF Far West relative 10 iho condition Of West.
sia ind Texaa cattle; the probable supply for flo
ms,kelcd caror or Inter tllan Inst scnr1n. In ycs-
.sS Of 'bat napfni VI; ps1;sa e rst
u for thc Of 1ass mud TINT tho quality wsi
ee equally eooa, ,s Msrt 9f san An1onio ltivcr cat-
sersb seeSrrssierab!e lo,ses hnse bccn caused BY Ito t"o
severity Of the ssintor. Reports from Colorado
blyd one, and thnt cattle hare como through Ii,
poor condition ani VII probani1 he marketed q
ss aS ,n ,a as 5 rn, thenG aGt1 t. S
syes neforc. From Wyoming tho roports arc en-
toarss,ne. not!on!y fo[ az Increased run, bt f9,
iii isor datc Chcycnnc. says: :'We have ind thc
hardc.t winter evcr 'known and tho heaviest
In bin, sn some few hsyutlic." From Fort i,fdrcr,
ssess Eli %s bsys ass @
y s wns, ss in Ses'ks r. XII - q 1s
.od aT is7s, and catte ,aso eoinc through III @ Tory
poof condition. Tho loskca from starvation ard
eIrosnrc Htc Estimated nj! tho way from Mb!t pcr
cent tho through cattlc taken ntu the sta1e last
iii suffering tina. most 1t Ii believed. however,
That our fGCE1ptA 1T0El L0cFG HhfnE Tho lItEAunt
eston will be In excess Of iaet year. there woto
rTeut many moro cattle on the ranvea at the be.
lnnlnp ot tho winter, though the quality Will not
b 10 good.
81. Lotus. March 49, B.-CATrIE-Actlve, lrm,
md higher; etloco hcayy shipping steers, 81. liza
h:o: eood do, St s;,Gf5 90: eeod 60 M light, St.4om
mi 6ctfcre, 50. GO4t4 .1l cern-fel T0xnns, ST. Vt
Ga.;7,s: feeders and stockers unchanged; ra.
ee!Pt. ioo; ;sa!pmGsnt'' 4o9. 4 .,u,n. v.., -,
pnois, Snsns''Sss @ 81 ri osfans 9asI ae:ss;s @ 90
ttccf heavy. st.::; mixed rough. which nro tnkc,,
yprns,,ph nn nsnekcf'' receipts !, 100;
SI1rsl.-Scnrcn and wanted: common to tatr
s. a5dt3 "; good to cho!cei 81. s5an+. HIS export
hnttons. S. oo1t5.* *'' receipts, 15o; shipments,
uuna.
EAsr L1nERrY, Pa, Mnrch 18.-CArrtE-nc-
tcpte to.dny, got head through and 230 locat;
supply very light selling strong; ,ic higher than
a%ssss1D,s sS1 SS io;asy I ese Workers.
extra.
Egtcf1i Dieputch IN The Tribune
Er.et Current rrports zcccspts ot'5; shipments,
a79; active and lrln: = natiys shippers, -. 700
!;e5; a@fiyc ' aockcFs, s3"o&s3.75' native cows.
I!oas-- -l,ceetpts, $50; ehipmcnts, sol; active
ebt ieS snss sec;, ts9 r. t o solso as heavy
wATERrowN.
WATEHTowx, Slasch II. observation-disclosures AL:
#. qssi'{Sy $$;;oGS.oo; sseo" s4.sS%SoS;
swiSE-WetteIn fat, live. ss.6oDi.75.
RI ss5zE easa e1tE M l5 sa5s: ble
DuFrALo. March observation-disclosures an1.
, 1879-03-19

ToLEno+ O.. March 1A.-GNA,S-Wheat dull;
No. wlltc Michigan. 81. 0I1s; a.nber Michigan,
spot, Il. oI; April. sl.ouA; 2tay, u. o7A; No. =
red w'ater. April. 31.ot1; May, s1.07ai; Juno.
no =, Aay. :i7stc; No. wlito, suot. 7,sc: April,
J71c, Uats lu'ii spot nomlnally :!Sc, MhY, .tc.
, 1879-03-19
N-.---
FINANCIAL,
1926. $50. $lO0. 5000. $500.

AIcx. FrnIhineham 4 Co. have hern for 1nnny years
etyck brokers all bankers III New YuTk, nj T. WkIla
They have the ia u EatnE fnr ilrr c'ts!HI.
skh an have thu chsIab.s rrput ton y! always max
ns quick Fvturi!s. hel1 for their fYaHAcdaf Hepart
frrn.-Apw York Tribune.
, 1879-03-19
DRY GOODS.
CTtlffAn1,

Since cur previous report there has bcon well.
sustained activity In tho denlaud for staple and
fancy dry goosis, though owing 10 tho prevalence
Of untlvorablo wcnther the movement has not
tnwn tho increase which a week ago tho tyaus
wefo warranted In anticipating, Tic wcnther tas
bcen altogether Ton wntry 10 call out Il brisk ue.
maud for spring fabrics, and tho wonder il that
the volume Of business should show any Increase
oscr tho previous week. With tho advent Of mIli
Weather IN active t}ennnd md further hardening
Of prices Ia confidently looked for. stocks whi,o
not as large as III some nast Seasons, rarely c1n-
bihcsd hotter assortment, and were never n.nru
afsaeslye tl1hn ut present. Just now wo1stch
dress goods, prints, Hosiery, anI notions eeclu to
u receiving thu in0st attention.
The Now York ftHtfttiH Of March III says:
Thu Imports Of dry goods at this bort for tho
pat week. nnd B!nce Ian. /, compare ns follows
With The enms pernis Of thu inst Two sears;
For REX 1b7D. lB1u. 1877.
port.. .,8 e.73o, Til 81, sas s., os7, 600
:, market. a.o5o.74l 1,0ea,511 :.oi4, 457
Entered At
port. :. e1.31o. .a33 ao.3so. oao 20, 74a, o7e
market. q. 1s5,417 eo'o2s, a05 20, 7o3, s7a
NEW YORK.
NEW Yonk. March III. H.--Tho jobblug trafle con-
!lnhea laiEly act!yu and bus1rlcAa Mudcrate with
sommhson hnltses; cotton guods IN moderate ,le-
aana anu 'fr!y hell hy agul!ts; prints usosc net
Nei Fhpu EnEHn1ah In EUnd dcMinAd AnIl light
snnplyi areks goods jobhlnI well; nleI's war Of
"ooEhs quiet; tosclgn RonAs In butter rcQuest.
, 1879-03-19
f'fbsT'rNN.

MEMrtlta. Tcnn.. March .-t:orTox- Stchds /;
rccclnts. ], .75 bnfea3 shipments. =, I;i: rtuek,
-. Da4; Gales. 1,"5o. nl to ttianers; snlddling,
DHr. "
, 1879-03-19

OH CITY Pa, March ELECTROMAGNETIC
optAsd acaye, with sales AZ SlHc, declined 10
, 1879-03-19

TUNpENTlNE. x1r
WILMINGTON, MArcl 1S,-~Sr1nJrs or TunrEy.
TlNH-FIEm at 2bHc.
, 1879-03-19

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, L ST, PAUI, RAILWAY
Un!on Dcp0t. Corner Madison ard Cann.stA Ticket
tnce: r. south Clarkst., opposite Sherman Ilonae,
, 1879-03-19

CHICAGO, ALTON l. 81. LOUIE, AND CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY l. DENVER BH0RT LINES,
Union Depot, West Side. near Mnann 1T, hrtd7e nuI
Twenty.thisli.ss- TtckEt Ufdce, lI1 Kandulrti.st.
, 1879-03-19

Pullman 1intel Dafa Ars r11u through, tctwcen OhI.
At tn:31A. NJ, ~ NS
Noatller road rnns Pullman Or any pti1er form st
hotel wcat u ChtcnRu. 80
H--jlrtDt cUrncF OF WHl!s and Kfukte.Sts
b-I}epot cornsr Of Calal Anl K1nxle-Atk.
, 1879-03-19

CHICAGO BUaI1NGT0lI l. QUINCY RAILROAD.
ucrnta foot Of Lakc-k, Indanans. and 9ixseant~6t.
cnd.:anR snd kixleentll'aa. Ticket Ulnccs, 90 CAri
, 1879-03-19

Pullman lalncc fnlng. Cars and Pullman jH.whcel
the PaCi1c E1fcss. "
CHICAGO, ROCK HLAHD & PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Depot c1r1rr If Wan tnren anil Hhersnnn.hts. CITY
Ttrkst 0fllce. 10 Ctark.st., HheFfnaH House.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK,

The next presidential campaign will have
one important feature-it will virtually ex-
press the peoples verdict upon the questions at
issue between the leading political parties. For
behind our government, behind our politicians,
behind all the legislative machinery rings and
petty partizan organizations, is the real ruler
and director of our government-the sovereign
people. Every official will be brought before
the inquisition of the peoples tribunal, and
all provide unworthy viii be ANONYMOUSLY
sent home to tend their farms and their own
business. The people will endorse nothing
whatever, be it a president or pill, that has
not proved itself genuine article. That the
American people have SO long acknowledged,
by both word and patronage the genumeness
and value of DIR. Pierces Family Remedies,
is proof conclusive that their use fully iustifes
their discoveries claims for them. No other
proprietary medicines sell so largely The
Golden Medical Discovery is a sovereign rene
dy for all scrofulous, blood and skin diseases 1t
has pretty thoroughly superseded the old-time
sarsaparillas. The Favorite Prescription has
no equal as remedy for those chronic weak
nesses and painful affections peculiar to
women. Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, sugar
coated and scarcely larger than mustard seeds,
are now the popular laxative and cathartic.
Sold by druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER r. r.
JUNE 80, 1879.

- Trains will run as follows:
f:--ssseses-2sss Leave Grand Trunk Depot,
Portland, at 5.3O q. M. and
- 1910 p. fn.
Leave Preble st. Station at 7.40 a. M, Il. 20 and
5.30p.m.
5.3O A. w. Account dation for Worcester. with
through car for Boston, via Nashua and Lowell
Arrives at Rochester at $50 a. M, connect
ing with Eastern and Boston & Maine Rail-
roads). At Nashua 11.47 a. M, Lowell
l2.l5 PM, Boston i. 10 Pm, Aver juno
ton 1910 p. NJ, Fitchburg 20 D. m. and
Worcester at 2.10 D. M, connecting with
trains South and West.
1910 r. M. Steamboat Express for Bos-
ton and Worcester Drawing Room Car
attached Connects at Rochester for Do
yer and Great Falls, at Epping for MAN.
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
lowell and Bcst0n, at Aver Junction
for Eitchburg and the West via HoOsac
Tunnel Line, at Worcester with Boston
Albany Railroad for New York. at Put
nam with "BostOn q Philadelphia Express
Line" for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, at New London with Nor
witch Line Steamers, and at Providence
with Providence Line of Steamers, arriAing
at New York, at 600 a. m.
$50 ID. m. = From Preble Street. Mixed for
Rochester an Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester at 6.45, 11.05 a. M, and
$50 p M, arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m,
LIS and HOO u. IN.
Close connections made at WestbrOok Junction
with through trains Of Me. Central II. r., and
at Grand Trunk Junction Portland, with
through trains of Grand Trunk R. II.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot offices and at Sn'iins & Adams, No. 22 Ex-
change Street.
je2Sdd j. NJ. LUNT. supt.
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
MAINE CITIES.
lettings by Press Correspondents.
LEWISTON AND AUBURN

LEWISTON AND AUBURN
..-.L--. 3. u. Z,
t=4 WEDNESDAY, aug y.
Dusty. 1tifi ltsku 'fsi5tts
CITY Marshal Smith returned from Ban
cor Mopdov
l''
Inc 1reenDack county convention is to
assemble in Auburn Hall tomorrow.
- The family of Hon. Horace p. Wilbur of
ph;IodaI,hia oro s.o,,; 80,
pnia' arc S'oppins IN 'o"n' .-.
flush boards nave again been placed on
the dam.
Quite a gale of wind has prevailed this
The Portland daily press., 1879-08-07
AUGUSTA

AUGUSTA, Aug. 6.
Hart, the pedestrian, starts for Lewiston
to-day. ssl
The schooner Kate Mitchell will load at
the steam mill for Bridgeport, Conn.
The police searched the house of Capt
Mclaughlin on Court street, after liquor
but didn't meet with success.
Steam tug Marion towed raft of logs
from Hallowell for the steam mill to-day.
Hon. A. G.. Andrews addressed the
G.eenback club last evening.
Collins and Shea's walk comes off in
Bangor Aug. 2S. s't@ 3t*
Look out and pay your taxes before Fri
day, or we will have to charge interest.
DR.. Snow of Winthrop, and Mr.. Hayden
of Madison, trustees of the insane asylum,
made their monthly visit yesterday.
Miss Emily Arey, who has been connect
ed with the insane asylum, as an attendant,
died at her house in Vassalboro, of typhoid
fever last Saturday.