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, 1880-11-06


Tho Committee on Jidlclary 0f tho City COIN.
ell wns III scssion ycstctt,ay. and h0sf uncr con-
ei.tcrNtion AID. Mct1rath's resolution Ut an.nn
munths ago, providing for tho appointment Of
Committee, consisting Of AID. Swift, Culicrtor,,
Everett, snorcy, McAulcy, nlxor, Murphy.
Muycr, md 1Inrloy, 10 rc.llstsict tho wnrtis Ut
tho city with II view to n better division than
vnrlo,ls phases. md u vas concluded to rccom-
tnpnd tho aiiuptfan Of tho resolution.
%ss 4. ha s q me nect so1sSt a
% ,,o,h,uE lp The matter !n,!! ..ho ne
things. new Cnngressunai and Senatorial Dis.
trlcts aro to bo ,!lc. THO Into cc,atis gives tho
TX A., county ct, Srka inere"ss q aatlo,n
three Senators. at,d tim fcnl,nR nppeafa to 30 to
SECURE MI tncrrnsv If tlle number ni wards, by
ton lonktng to rcd dlstrictnH tho clty.
The Alderman w1ln anoku upon tho subject
say that they aayo studied t9o whole ,1, question
how It wilt no ros4ittle e remodel sho wnrtss, 50
u.s. to mike Convenient Legislative districts,
ca'!'"t s't ue %,'s ous until Tho stataory PRO:
vIsIntt. ittt''t!ng tho city L, tatrtf.six Alder.
tMo Of wnom on, a! nH frq TS.r ec
.nurc loolkne to % ntucna tho Inv that tho city
Ut y Ssst NIL they y sf "t.te se esy u
tho J,,'llelnry Committee, In considering tho
question ct rcdlaetictinK to this fnets 10 III.
creAse tho Congressional md Senatorial repro
sanitation Of tho clty. they contend, without In.
crcas!t,g tho number ut wattls. would neces-
Rary result III splitting tho wnrtls in the cgtsl9:
tfvp rcttfsrscttng, su ttiAt fart ef ward would
be II ono soNis.iiarial district and part IN
smother. which would lend TO confusion:
rh!s thoy secm to want TO- ayoltl. anu
nppcar inclined. or some Of tletn do.
to hive The StntG inv ntnendea+ as suggested.
buforc tho ENAnctl does nilythng, At@.l III for
ward this purpose It IL proposed to hnvc ticct-
tnu OF the mtintcrs-clcct In This city prior 10
'antiary, when tho whalc question Will fo hid
lcfnre tholn. II ut this ineettnR No uprnsltton
npp1nts tn M icrcnse nf thn n,tnlsInr or wnrsls.
then II ls prs,u0sel to push the amendments
askeil ind huvD them uduptrd by tho 1st nf Feb.
runry. which ,hoy, ,sny win aifsir'l tho CoulIc!!
nmplc time t,' rc,llstrct tho wnFs III nay9nceof
tho spring nleltion. Whether tho amendments
sought cns, he obtained Or not remains to bn
seeii. int whuhcr they nrc or not, tho wnrk nj
rGtlletrctiry Will hU fOt!nd tn bU no
stnntt tnsk. All hummer of questions will
arise. 10 eny nothing of tho flet TINT thoro
Ia likely IL he grens lcnf Of Divisional Jealousy
Rhnwn: hut t,0 th!llg Is ccrtnliE, ind ttat fl,
that tho rcistrictlng by wnras needs tn 10 dune
bet0rN rho Legislature can !nteffKentiy tHekle
the rearrnuulng OF tho Congressional md Sona-
torn1 districts,
Tho EnntnItteo will present Its report to tho
Council MoilttHy evening, when 1t Is most likely
TINT expression will be Aas1 on tho subject 0f
come kind OF another.
, 1880-11-06
FAT STOCK.


Program Of tho Third Annual Show.
The third annual Fat Stock Show,
untlpr TIM n,1snIccs of tl,a 1lllnois Stntn
Heard ~ .rio,,,,,,ro ,r,t, ~, n.td ~ ,ho ~
non.u u nGcie' WI ~ lislu ANY, y. oio &
nos't'oh 70 l'1'lN1ng from the ihtl 10 @otl ,1sts.
This 0lie promises 10 be nn Improvement over
previous exhibitions which were no dlscrctlit
To this. the acknowledged leading nlcnt-pru-
t,nrt,r, cnnntrx rn,",,attttnm ia n,.n tn Tia
N..S so"N3' s''''p..tul - "pst w WV
world, nlltI While TIC exhibition Is very PROP
orly held III Chicago, tic greatest mca t-'l1s-
te, vs on nu a v s1w
!nSafuf f..n,nrs mnt '' n,,ps. fr,,,n III H., WiI,io
Wrstntn. mi Mn thcru @ S;1tcs hit n s",nn % frmn
En1iau,i and thn fomSnv rha Tis ,,rn,,,,n uv
~ ,Inrot ta r"tes ~
r. rct,,r" fnr nviIhftnrs. nn1I thc Nm,,nrf,,hni.
tlps r, s"il stucI; nn nyi,ttin NJ fn,nv ,,rcmx
n Tlaulnra frnn III tI i"rr" cttfas III ,yI, .il1
t,o I,rnsant n srar III ~ rt,risf1nna stnnt
sho,1isl h. s,ii,Icinmt itl,,ce,M,,,t IL, sec,,rs
grand dispIay Of fat catile, sliccp, ~ nnI hoss.
nrfzra 1T n shnw ~ ft,ts ct,"rncfnr tf.i,n efns.
, 1880-11-06

Eptetal Dispatch to The Chicago 7rfbuns.
GExEvA, Ill.,, Nov. IA second session Of
the Grand Jury Is lMing hold this term in the
Kane County Circuit Court. a1ll among tho
partics arraigneA for icurtng is William
ktmlMlf, tlle fellnw who, ten weeks ago,
Sh"t billings Wright, of Aurora. Thls vii!
prove Il yexed subject with tho Jury, a'ld 10
little Interest Inns hee.l awakened it, tho ro-
suit. On cicctIot,-.lay Wright died, having
but n few hours bcfuro death, Mt Ills
own urgent request, bccn takcn to
tho polls, ,,wlers 'Iu cast HIS yota for
llnncurk. Tho caul,sel for defendant will
sudcnyDr 10 Dxonernte him, clatmtng that thp
expDs,,rc u9grnyatvtl tho cnsV i.1ud prntlureh
death, Willis tle prosecution ni1egcs tl!at tho
ass Ms a, % ,aS wi i ,s'iX Ws INV "as = nrati1 X fs
.tyIns request, ll,at llu waa per!nittGi ia
l,l,norE0 t,xGosl're:, 4 ,post-InDrten'., 1t II
antl L this le no, pl.ysictnns ngrrc Tint tle,.tl
cnlll.t mt hive llebn BtAyrd i,,Huy ttays. This
Grand jury will not ho readyto report before
next week,
, 1880-11-06

' THa United Atatea Hub-Trensl,ry redeemed
S,oco In silver yesscfduy uuA patd out &a,OC0,
Thu gold disbursements wcre tlU0Oo
SIX IauSnuEu AMI SIXTY barrels OF alcohol
wero exported from this city yesterday, tho
largeat axIhrtatlon for several mouths past,
rmE intcraal.royenlo rccaipts ycstorday at
Cui!ootnr staeyey's ntlico wetu Sll,3l8 OF this
sn1, $!7.aGl MIS- fur &nx- iii sntrta, Ei:p7 fpr
tobuccu md ci9ars, and f;s:s fnr l,eer.
THE u.onthly statement III tic business 1T tho
Ch!cagn Pnst.l>tiico tor tlctober " Nv iuliowH:
eAls 9t 'staEr. Stul!IIa, lH1stA.carls 8kn,npp4l.
c'lrrlr.s employed l0i; delivery trips daily, u:
E!r,! Ixar' 4, irl, aaiy AT scK!s;vrs iuttefs az
mail ptls,al cards uelyuret III, ,ssj; ocai Letters
.GiyGrc.i. Ut ,os: !oeal postul-cAEtls delivered,
.at.; howtpiport, etc.. delivered, sD7.Hf:; lei.
Iets fs1nrnt1 ~ tAp olltcG, 7.asJ; lettors col.
lce1t1, s'ptul53; posta.caras collected, f.o.;S3;
, 1880-11-06
THE CITT-IIALL.


TtlE plntes for tho new water bonds arc botns
nrnnnrri. and Tim Cnntro,Ier rxpects to hnye thu
s..n .o",w rr ~, ,,,"r,,nt aor1,r H., t,,r,,,r,.
'ss"o 'e"o! to' '"o 1''"'A's c"l'' :" o"''''1s'
dit. J. r. EDWARDS, of Lownaiownu, pn..
writes to the Mayor Tor list or aii tho citizens
nf this scctlun who nro over 10 years OF ago.
Tho t)octor, 1t npponrs. Is nbout to prlnt n hook
,,,., ..t, =, .h, 1,,,a,..,.,a -,o<,.,,...
luE rhsn ol I'D 1e'nufFhEe tlehel.peaolers
continues, but tho Mny0r has not yet determined
how i,p cul, my tho,u out Of tho City Treasury,
nni tno ,.,a,,lt n th.t thnv oro nrrcn1In,lv IN.
,....,.'.' 'a nav 20 '""' "A'' "'' wv
natp'
AMONG tho building permits Issued yesterday
was ono to \. H. IjnrrI., to Greet n fonr-story
,. Wv - ,',,,.. a. - w ~ 49,
storo aha a"elllng' ~. w e!hto etsee't 10 COST
$4,000: one tn Pnlmer. Fuller 4 Co., tn erect
two story shelter shed. corner Of Twenty SECOND
o,1t Union strct,ta to Gust ssno0: anu mo 10 ].
~ r. - ,ssa''. ~ 49,. aa "4 "
y r. liz s'enzos, III oroet t""spofs lrnnlo
dwelling. No. II Granger street, TO cost St,soo.
nm ne Wo..r wns fmck vnster,1nv. md unyo
tho ",,nys' Win hnyo % booi, dcHiimG in MI ,c9itIcs
II, hfs nsc,,cf, II iSnfy fl1rn ffp snys thnt tiln
Drm,rt,nrnt IF Unnitl1 mtist &o kent I,IoIf frutn
,,,rtr ;ntl Tint IN" rnnvSs mi,st III fh., T,,rE
thnt ,h"v ,.rm nMitj tr t}n. in IntnnIa 10 ink
ny"r III, Wurksi,nn tnsncnts,rs ,sssnriaijr. ot,ti
, 1880-11-06

eas; On the ChcaEo. burlington = 9n1.cy
& ltdlnnn llallruad for ltlalng l1nt cars In n
manner which t. ai.oas certain to res'ii. fatally
ta ~ w ers a sn .e'' fea
tho lsnitrnad Company which received tho tnr
loatled N Tint cGnd!tion. An lu1,,sst vas nl:o
avenue, wha died Of injuries received BY being
run ovor hy, a hnrep 1nsi buggy while attempt
nAih
HsconnEn 'lttpcxWAr ASH, THE "ARpE1TEn
xEtTuS0."
Tic pnbl!,her, A,'s4st sr!e.: tho caitor!al
ii nSicrt. % a Erncst hIa9t: @ ana .hs foratar, a
Willlnm ,ica,low, ot tho drbeit<r xsti,snp. ito
orgnn q tho Cnnl,n,i,lsts. who were arrested tho
a!Ipcnrel bofnrn Justice llawktnsou ut 9 o'clock
yustcnlny nflcrnuan,-thu hotlr sot for thpr
fssfx y aa ~ s ss"ss s eFnS swoso w. "
-: PrendcrEast moved tho discharge of tho
Tho Justice declined to let them ~. snyfng TINT
tho complainant wonld undoubtedly soon 10
Mr. rroutlcrsast thon nskcsl tor chnnge Of
:, Tic 1ns.ce rot 4 blank affidavit. but Nj:
the parties could bG 2wurt1.
aplcs ca,no forward md sworo that he cosiid
nj , h"yo - @ fur tr.. 49,, ,.,,
tlcg Ftnltnsnna nlslGc. next iOOr.
Mr. lren,'csgast askc,i that tho case be dis
At this junctnru Mr.. John N. narkcr, Mr. I'm
1iunll, and Nal Ilrockway nrr'vcd, and said they
Sir: ltuhans wantetl to know whcthor tho CURT
hntl Jurisdiction Of any OF tho accused except
sffGs Fhs. ,rovokc,, n al.pu,c. in which prcnier.
gust ati,l ltubens eottet!Acsl that u c!nnEe of
yen,'o Ind been nrAntcd on1y as T. srles. an!
%s s craunt hS aes Ind rcfe c appssfod ssS II ss
Mr.. t}ltcI1. ht,wGver, urged tilNt tho chanRp mp
, 1880-11-06
DEATH or AN OLD HUNTER.

Suono14A, Pa, Nov. 5.-Jonas Shnifcr, aged
10 years. died nt blooming tiroyo, pIkvt'nub-
injuries received In the nttack ot astcur near
ly Month ago. liz wtls ulle OF tho In.. t
llotcd benr mud deer hunters IN Northern
Pennsylvania, mud the fourth WIN Inns met
tragic death After years spent aiming ms
dangers of hunting ald trapping Will bears
Al,d other wild NnlIl,Als
, 1880-11-06

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, b:-rhn Grant Jury
tl!ed report to-day, the findings of whlc!,
are ordered withheld for the present, but 1t
leaks ont that Sheriff Desmond has been iu.
lltted for foIony IN permitting the eseapo Ut
prisoners. IA citation has Also been Issued
why he should not bu punished for contempt
IN ATTACKING tho Graud jury in the prelude to
, 1880-11-06

havn t,ccn Sls,Uo. Hut ns matters stnntl there
inay be u trttloncnt In tho shnpo Of II
wtne. .urpcr ut tho Grand rHe!hc. Capt.
nfternnon. and ssAtntl Tint II was nnly n jnkp.-
the bet va. not tn chrNcss. n,a u whH mt tr,to
TINT hu Ind hren tlnwn liking IN tho Frt1itn 50
ns to irs.cn hnr carrying rapacitt 10 twenty
tivn bushels. Capt. l'rLHd!viltn viii mt turn out
with tho DoAr1 uf frr1,lo procession Tonight.
, 1880-11-06
THE FIRST REGIMENT BAND.

Tho cautract TOR Instruments Tor the First
Regiment Na1nl Inns BEEN awarded to the
Root j. Sons Music Company. Tho instrlt-
neitts Mro of tho uIaHufarturo Ut Anto!ue
C4nrtDis nntt 4. I4Bcomte s; Co., OF 1'tlrls, ut
whtel! this firm IL large ;tnlpnrter., The
lending houses, mil On the basls OF 4unllty
mud nTtcu.
, 1880-11-06

NEW Yo.K. Nov, h-Tho General Com
mittee Ut the Missionary society Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church to-day appro-
prlatel S:6, coo for missions In alexlc.,, With
a contingent fund In nd,lttlon ut Sl4Hl4. A
S:O, ,0QO appropriation for ue Japanese mis-
s(pllS WIS also lnndg.
, 1880-11-06

TINT hu Ind bren slnwn liking IN tho Frs,!tc 50
Il yc "e caes seffxx NH n ta t ot
with tho noard o{ Trnt.o procession to.lllKht.
SUBURBAN..
EvAssrOX.
Tho FlltnEc Trustees met Tuesday evening.
Present. Jerks, parkhnrst, CtHxrove. md Ihlnt.
Tho Treasurer reported Tint there wAs a. 44a
III tho Treasury at tho beginning NJ tho inonth.
A resolution declaring tho Hbcrty-paic lit
dangerous condition, nri ordering tho Stecct
Commissioner tn cut It down, WIS passcd. An
ordinance was lassod for n nftocn-lnch sowor
OH 8hern1hn avenue to park strcet.
HTrE Park.
It Il understood ttat tho Luke Shore 4 1ficht-
gnn Southern ltailroh,t will soon rIlu dummy
over tho Uniun staek- f,ltsts truck M Forty
ilrst street frt,n. Dearborn street to tho iakc,
ness is In tho s.ook-far THO dummy viii
run 40 a. Il, cnnncot with their regular
CENTS from siato street. This VII ai tho Erowtli
OF tho property interests IN f,ako avenue, near
hanis Of u compnmy ot spec,1ators VIII, nrnposu i
to build number Of dwolllng-houscsl 1t, n short
a.vcn brick house. arc in process Of erection
on Washington aycnhc south Of Fifty~fourlh
TSss sas " %hs" ss
se eq d S SS oS f sss sceo sfG sY sss
o !he ssa psf0 o ss WIFI ifek"ry @ s''?a
ssSs # s Ese poSsssts sS
81 e w. shs ,S taeSs nrks md .hs
roie foll. F!m!liyIt was raised but hepubl!can
sssiLors :aia L c9s ,ow"l thc S,1t
Homo vn1,.lals gnt together and loweretl Tho tiaR
no nat + oT hGxs s # n s y so tp;
{Ett lin lilo DtE IN FGi1HTn IL. HtStNrnV the
, 1880-11-06

The evils OF juvenile smoking were recently
considered ut Il euuforenca of eunday-4chool
and day. school teachers In Manchester, En1uni,
1r. Etnrys.jonos. of tho Royal Eye Hospital,
GUS lnduuleos ot tobacco upou tho sight, and
, 1880-11-06

ntiy tho Improved Howe Scalcs. Hor1en,
Sclleck T. Co., Agents. " Lake strcot
, 1880-11-06

Ills ser,lo,, last Snn,ny aveul,lg. Thu rcpntt
attacks number nf county officials and III
stitntinrs. md praises others. II IL mtice-
nbln ll!l& tho ltnfaprahle rp,r,.!rnts nre r0ll-
fined 10 oNcurs elected by tho worklngncIl.
, 1880-11-06
RuMORED II MEETlNG,"

V1cronIA, Nov.5-Tllo rumors Of n hostile
meeting between Mr.. Dunstcr, N. r. for
Vancouver, md ono Of tho members Of tho
local Ministry, growing out of q Into politics
al appointment, arc llDf generally credited.
, 1880-11-06

Careful operations. Finest teeth. 81. ClmmlnB
Dental 0ompNuy. cornor state and Itandolph.
, 1880-11-06
THE CITY.


clio.
w1Ln1AM LA1nnor, Of Rockford, Is Mt the ra"
cho.
10, ADAMS, OF Ncgauucc, Mich, Is At the
Bhcrnan.
ISAAC II. CATE, Of baltimore, ttd.s ID At tho
Bhcrnsnn. .-. .......
MAI. y. s. uonpos, u. s. A., Of St. Paul, 10 at
C1,Anlrs +. s17ros and vito. Of Portland, ore.'
hrO At tho Tremnnf.
Jonu n. RAYMOND. United Stntos Mnrbha! Of
Dnkotn, Is at tho Palmer.
n, II. MAcpoNEtL, nlld 1lonnl.l T. MacdoneIl, OF
Glasgow, Scotland. arc nj tho l'alsnor.
r. " MxppArGn gssern, a,iti s9stctgr r 81 the e
Taftnur.
JAY ~. HunnEL1, II. c.. of ifoughtot,. Mich.
ChnjrHiMn Of tho Congressional EonIlittoot
phAscd t6roMngt, the city yesterday o" Ills way
hume from Washington.
J, Il. Atu,.LtKES, Gcncraf Superintendent Of
the Detrnit Ln,.sIng Il Northuri, ianilrontl, AMI
II. c, brown, Ovncrnl Superintendent of tue
Michigan Central Kallro'tl. arc ut tho Trs-
mont.
.TnE son Of John @. Tmns. saioonkecper
doing business IN ltnstGd street ,icnr tho sttnk.
Yards, fell inlo tuD of butlfilg winter restrrtlat
and was scaIdrd 10 deatf' Ito was noo''t s'ass
Of ngc.
.Mknassp, DrtIcan, IS Madison street. TIt1uuNE
building, was at s... T., g sSregs: iot: ~ ILL., ~
n. III ssi &; :; ,. H., H., u: p ';' rte
JAMES V. MAloXsY, General Trnilc T. ManaEe.r 2.
Of tho Peoria & Rock island hair.A.I; !; ..
Hapids ds; Surthern llailroa'!; sad (; j. Giark,
lsallroAd+ aro Ut tho pncit(c.
GEORGE TEnRy, ths ti,1!nstlye 1l.yoar'o1a sa.
siate Of inioxcation. nfd was brought to tha
IN AMI nttt where bn sEt1k his l{1lluF.
, 1880-11-06

Buck & 1tayncr's Ninth Powder destroys roaoh-
cs, ftoas, tfies, nnl bcubm9d.
, 1880-11-06

on ONE OF THE 1.a7a OTHER pt,lzs.
To- lk1rnIt by Mnll, t1rnft, Exprrss md s,,r n.
MONEY ORDER Oh lEGtsTE'tED 1.EVrE1, ,s,i, M
ElrtIter N1tjra. ~ WIZ
, 1880-11-06

N!1EH.s I1H"NEH CuEHIR' ~ f4AIs 3EI!f1l.: 4. y.
Ev. T. y MnlIsa,1' TnDetl nirs it r. ',r.: u:
1'fircsxsfrr Mitxt,,nt,." syts ~, ~ ,, M.otE"
imIis XII nm E II Sust S,.n,stu, VIII ,'.Iy., y. o.:
Nrtnc..s. Nav York inv. il, III, nu.,ninw ai,"s
tt., ci,,si,,t, ~ ,H,si,,osu +;,m @ unEts,s tee
,as nv q, .s.. ~ nns'Hesss e tne fsnnfs weS'
ts,rFa she Mnnuvsra at tn n,ua,Sv aiu nu,%, ~ +,
chic%an' '' ''"'""1'' " '"' e''''"''' 4oe''c" III
TsE saloonkcepers Association mut ycstertiny
afternoon. Thpre wero only twciyo n,csnbera
co.no of thu late Nlcctol n.,tl suvcrai rrasu,lY
weru given fur thu election at str, kt,ttlf III
County Commissioner. uttvr hcng, npM!stA is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
The Census.


The census lists of Messrs. Ell. j. Leavitt Of
Naples, Charles F. Cook of Harrison, Edwin
L. Poor, of Sebago, and George L. Norton,
William FL. Josselyn, Convers o. Leach, John
S. Russell, John G. Phinney, Charles F. Plum
mer, Henry FL. Dresser and William B. Howe
of Portland, have been filed in the Clerk of
Courts office. The Portland lists cover por-
lions of Ward 1, 6 and and the whole of
Wards and 5. These lists are open to public
inspection, SO that any citizen may see for HIM
self whether his own name or any other in
which he is interested is properly entered. Mr..
Leavitt will be in attendance at the Office of
the Clerk of Courts next Monday and Tuesday
and the other enumerators on Tuesday and
Wednesday, to make such corrections as are
desired. When all corrections are made tho
number of names on each list will be an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24

THE first Mortgage Bonds of the Toledo,
Delphos & Burlington Railroad Co. are popu-
lar with the most conservative investor on ac-
count of the extremely low mortgage, less then
$1,000 per mile of finished road, and for the
certainty of the payment of interest and prin-
cipal when due. This road, running through
Northwestern Ohio and Central Indiana, has
ample facilities for transportation, and is stu
ated favorably for permanent and prosperous
business. The country is rich in cereal pro-
auctions. and is inhabited by thrifty and
well-to-do class of people. The whole issue of
these bonds, running 30 years at per cent, is
$1,250,0OO upon 1856 miles of road, with only
$500 per mile to pay annually for interest.
For merit and stability no better loan is offered
in the market. Geo. VIM. Ballou & Co., of
New York and Boston, are selling these bonds
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
Brief lettings.

Mercury $50 at sunrise yesterday, 500 at
noon, 650 at sunset; wind northwest.
The Blues have received their new uni
forms.
There will be an exhibition of new relief
valves on steamers 1 and at the foot of Myr-
tie street at $50 p. M this afternoon.
Chas. S. Hanson, small boy at Deering,
fell from tree Tuesday afternoon and frac-
tured his left arm.
We have received from, Messrs. Smith &
Leighton some magnificent shapeless straw
berries five inches in circumference
Yacht Clarence, Capt. Jones, with party,
arrived at Boothbay at p m. yesterday. All
we'll.
F. o. Bailey & Co. yesterday sold to James
Cunningham three houses situated at 229 Dan
forth street, and $50 feet of land for $1460
The sixth annual convention of the N. E.
Amateur journalistic Association will be held
in this city at Rossini Hall, July 9th.
The first copy of the Daily News appeared
yesterday. 1t is neat looking paper, and the
editors say it is their intention to make it
bright, newsy and popular
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
Portland Commandery.

Portland Commandery, headed by Chand-
ler's Band, presented a splendid appearance
as they marched off for Providence and New
port yesterday afternoon.
They numbered 60 men with Sir Knight
Gen. Geo. L. Beal as marshal, and Sir Knight
A. S. Kinds assistant marshal. Eminent
Commander Y. Hodsdon was in command.
This evening the visiting knights Templar
of Springfield and Portland, with Colts Band
of Hartford and Chambers Band of Portland
will attend the opera at Park Garden. Fire
evening, after the opera is over, Professor
Blank will give his first display of water fire.
works, producing in the water all manner of
quaint designs, including fac smile of the
Chinese Junk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
Libby's Corner Railroad.

Mr.. EDIToR,- The city is asked to aid in ex-
tending the horse railroad to Libby's Corner
because it has land for sale there-which
is unstable at present at the very low price
asked. With the extension of the railroad
three times that price could readily be obtain
ed. Other owners of land in that neighbor-
hood have agreed to contribute more in pro.
portion-not to aid the city or the railroad
but for their own benefit. The writer of the
article in your paper of the 22d need not fear
that the city debt will be increased by this
measure. 1t will be diminished by more than
the amount asked for, and the taxable proper
ty will be increased. x.
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Yokohama goth, ship Leonora, Peterson,
New York.
Ar at Shanghae Apl %, ship Humboldt Wiley,
New York.
At Singapore May 8, barque wetterhorn, Skalling,
for Burmah.
Ar at sourabaya Apl "a, barque Charles Rice,
Montgomery, New York.
Sid I'm Genoa Sth inst, ship Ida Lily, Eastman, for
Leghorn and New York.
Sid FIN Cardiff 21st, ship Gold Hunter, Freeman,
Hong Kong
Sid I'm Victoria VI. 14th, ship Challenger, Thomp-
son. San Francisco
At Port Antonio ia. 18th, schs Adde Warner
Lewis, and Ella Warner, Holbrook, for New York
: Ar at Ponce May %, barque Casco, Leavitt. New
York.
Ar at Quebec 21st, barque Walker Arlington,
Hooper, Matanzas for Montreal.
Ar at Pictou, Ms. goth, barque L Sweat, Griffin,
Portland, Ito load and return)
CID at Halifax 10Th, sch Kocheko, Jasper, for
Providence.
Cid at Windsor, Ms 1Sth sch Gertrude Smith,
Jameson Philadelphia.
Ar at Margaretteville 18th, sch Anna, Brown
Portland, (and sailed 14th for Moncton.)
Ar at Bridgwater, Ms, 10Th, brig Emma Hail.
French, Boston.
Ar at st John, NIB, 21st, schs Lampedo, Holder
Portland; A Stuart, Libby, Boston; Reno, Ackley
Machias.
Cid 21st, sch Beta Sanborn New York. Sid, ship
Theobold, for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
Second Adventist Camp Meeting.

The beautiful grove bordering on Shows
Pond, near North Belgrade depot, is being
fitted up by the Adventists for their annual
camp meeting, to be ,held Sep. 4th to 18th.
Public religious services will also be held in
said grove July Sd and 4th.
A neat and commodious station house has
been erected here, and post Office established
called Lakeside. Mail arrives at, and leaves
this Office daily.
Thisi is one of the prettiest places in the
State, and tickets to Lakeside and return may
be obtained at all stations on the M. c. Rail-
road for one fare the round trip; good for thir-
ty days from date of purchase.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, June %

WEDNESDAY, June %.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum, New York-rcs
to Henry Fox.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch julia S, (Br) Mcintyre, st John, NB-lumber
to M Emery.
Sch Adelaide, Babbidgc, Bangor-ffsh barrels to
Chas Dyer.
Sch Fanny. Rice. Gouldsboro-paving
Sch Josephine, Bunker, Mt Desert
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine.
Sch Mabel Snow, Cooper Camden
Sch Iodine, Cousins, Belfast
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland- lime
to A Morse g. Co.
Sch sympathy, fainter, Boothbay
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton Boothbay
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Barque NJ Haven, Ul-ick, Cardenas-AL Hob
son.
Sch Quoddy Mahoney, Windsor NS-master
Sch hibernia, Coggins, Westport, NS-master.
Sch Elya E Pettengill. York Philadelphia-D w
Clark & Co.
Sch Adelaide, Babbidge, Gloucester-J H Blake.
Sch Maggie Ellen, Littlejohn, Kennebec-Chase
Sch Hiram, Boyd Calais-N Blake
Sch Tiara, Chatto, Bluehill-N Blake
Sch Nickerson Haskell Bangor-master
Sch Eliza Abby, Parker Bangor-N Blake
Sch Israel Washburn, Hatch Deer Isle-master
Sen Nellie Bowers, Spear, Rockport-master.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-24
A Confidence Game.

A counfrym man W ent into Gurney's saloon on
Centre street. yesterday, at the request of two
men whose acquaintance he had made on the
street. and went out with them few minutes
after. Soon after he returned and asked the
man at the counter if he knew the two men
who had been cony ersing with him. The sa-
loon keeper said he did not, but had no doubt
they were circus followers. 1t leaked out that
one of the men had asked the countryman to
cash check for $25 as the bank was closed,
and the countryman handed over the money.
OF course the check was worthless