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summariIy dismissed from tho Austro- Hun.
garian diplomatic service, without pen.
sion, for gross ofiiciaI indiscrefion In COM
municating diplomatic Intelligence Ia pri-
vste letters.
RoxE, December 2g.--Si0nv BaceIli has
been appointed Minister Of Public Instruc-
ton uice SIgnor DE SInctis, resigned.
LONDON, December 20. The report 20
the committee on the loss OF the British
training-ship Atlanta, which sailed from
Bermuda In January last for England with
more than three hundred young seamen on
board, and has not since been heard from,
Is published. The committee consider that
she was stable ship, aud speak fayorably
Of her officers and crew, pHd poin. out the
fact that at the time OF her loss there was an
exceptional storm and great loss to mer-
chant vessels.
Heavy rams have caused great foods In
Monmouthshire.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, December 29.-The agi-
taiion In northern Albania against c)n,crip-
lion Is growing. The Turkish functions
ries at Priesend, Uskeys, and Ipek have
been dismissed and replaced by Albanians.
LONDON, December 29.-The remains OF
Lieutenant Irving, OF Sir John Franklin's
Arctic expedition, brought TO New York
by Lieutenant Schwatka, and which ar
rived at Glasgow on the 18th instant, are 10
be buried at Edinburgh.
AT Westport, Ireland, last night several
soldiers we're severely beaten BY mob.
Professor Harting, OF the University OF
Utrecht, has drafted an address to tue Bril-
tlsh nation, which is receiving numerous
signatures in Holland, praying for the re-
establishment OF the independence Of the
Transvaal.
LONDON. December 29-Michael and Will
liam Burke and John Harberry have been
arrested at Claibur on the charge OF COM
plicity in the murder OF Lord MoHGtmor.
roc
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The virg,nia Midland Railroad.
Alexandra Gazette j
"a

A special term Of the Circuit Court Iof
the city. Judge James Keith presiding, wa.
held here to-day (Fuesday); the principal
business before which ior conswsiat'o''
was the late sale of the Virginia Midland
railroad. After the sling Of the report Of
t,ommI.sioner Shepperd OF the transactions
Of the receiver for october and November,
and Mr.. James Il. McGraw's exceptions 20
the report OF The commissioner OF sale, tue
sourt adjourned until tomorrow moroing,
to all,w time for counsel TO examine The
reoorts Of Commissioner Shepherd and
Receiver Barbour. Among The counsel
nresent from a distance were Colonel Cor.
~ w.;or Darlington, and james Alfred
J Son: ESQ Esq, Of Richmond; General Payne,
ford. Of LyDcnburg; =. a. Gofs'l,, ESQ., l;
Of Amherst; Mpjor James W. ur p:.,, q
CuIpeper; j. Z. Hurt, ESQ, OF Pitisyi'
vsnis and Mr.. cowaD, Of baltimore; Inc
latter representing the syndicate 81 cFsd''
tors.
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ELECTIONS rs sYpxEY, n. 8. w.--oUTRAGE
ny s0uTU-sgA ISL AYDfRss

ELECTIONS rs sYpxEY, n. 8. w.--oUTRAGEs
BY s0uTH-sEA ISLANDERS.
SAY Francisco, December 29.-Tbe
steamer ZeaIandia. from Sidney, N. s. W.,
and Auckland, N. H.. arrived to-day, bring
Ing the following Gates:
Sydney. Decsmber 1.-THE elections are
nearly over and the results are largely IA
vorably to the Government, although the
members elected are mostly unpledged 10
parties. Buchanan, pronounced Prottc-
ZIONIST, was defeated.
Natives surprised boat's crew belonging
to the schooner Conflict at Florida Island.
Two OF the men, who were bathing, and
anoih her, who was watching the boat, were
dubbed 10 death. Commander Bowen and
two others were stroIling along the shore.
Seeing the natives coming, the former hid
In tree, but was discovered and shot the
next morning. The only survivor OF the
crew swan out and escaped to neighbor-
ing Tribe, and was rescued by men on the
Conflict. A boat subsequently recon hotter.
ing lost a seaman, who was shot by the
natives, and another was wounded.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1880
Country Produce.

Country produce.
1nnles Green-From sl50 to 1925 PEI barrel.
P,atisr 1rime 20 choice yellow, use; fair to
sO Corn MeaS: $4,000. . bushel for country; Csc.
f0T BIZ cry FrGfr: Apples, 2@4c sackberries, &C.;
cherries l2Ml5c. raspberries. zOd2Zc,
Drssssd PouItrU-TurkeYs, i2ql34e.; ducks,
l2Gl4c. chickens, aloe; geese, oel0c.
E fSgsts.rS Prime nve-goOse, 40s45c. common.
ZJ Hs;arsssd: sl@sI.o5 p bushel.
Hav: Virginia timothy, sl'lS@sl.Zo; cio'er'
na;s: Hsled. sl@sl 10.
SatSiass: irish, si.75 . harrel: SOC. p bushel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl.l0@sl.3o FD. Seneca Tree
of tops, 40c. q 10.
Lard: Country. &C.
Rvs; e0@9jc. p busheL
Sumdc: Prime. i0c.
Shucks: 70deO
BsIsd Strao: $50 Zoe.
T WooG: WISHED. 4O@42c.; unw,shed: 20 a soc.
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
o.m.rt. Rose dale. sI.40@sl.5o y barrel
a Ii@s Agricultural ssiOc Sus1sI; Roe a,s1s
sl.lo@siy0, o ,cc9 G.sns, Fans. II. ''
Plaster: Lump. "a 10; gronno, 90 cacineo
MASTER, aI.60@Sl.7h
Tar: Large size, t4soV.
DRY Gsods.
Prints: Merrimack. az: Merrimsck sn nis,a.
sxc Richmond. &C; South Bridge. 6sse. racine
yc': sprare. &C.: sprague shlrnng, ggs''
panne, 6Nc; Aliens &c; Manewa s;Io1s p pe
w, W TcN: simpson Mourning. 7c.; simpson Grey,
PPc..;; simpson Black, esc.; Harmony Dye; Ash
'a9 Ero o Cations: Manchester \ A., 6sc; Man
chester A. A. s.s.; s nss lanes h,ssr
nTy1E Axe !: lanes River "A H. H.. 6xc. James
River Standard a. y u !fs.; IRA sr.al PoenSosis
A. a.. &C. Cone<sors D. Ike: Conestoea w. g.
Sroion SAssfings: Peppereii io'4' So'1c.; an
dr1ssoennd i 3Ss,scs and saetsss: New Yori
Mia; wsnsqiIa i I, Davo id dx f Ha.
ressdals &c. Hero "a, 6xs, Pelham, 7tc; Quine-
bang lops q. e.; H.: Es a:xe s's Se'' 80
s,fsg1a,as' rPlunkei, 1oc.; White Nanulaetur'
ing, i6c. Kenilworth. 7xc.; Qua esrisna. ISc: r.
ysess; Conestoga A. A., a2e'' coaes'oss V Y
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
DECEMBER 29.-The following are the quota
lions: -
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luos.--Common TO good, s4@f6.
LeGC-Iommon, s5@S6; medium, S6.50M*7;
good, SsG$Y; fine, sI0@S11; extra hne, sl2@
Sl4.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug FiILers.-COmmo s3.50@s4; medium,
~ 50Gk5; good, S5.50MS6.
Lear FilIers.-Commop, s0ds0.oOi medufn,
S6M Sf. so; good, STA IS; tne, S9gS1O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 87.5OGss.oO; medium ,
Ss.5O@s9: good. s9.50@sl0; fine, $lO@sll !:
extra sun-cured, $l2@sl5.
BRIGHT T0BACCo-MANUFAcTURI
SmOkers-Common, sS@Sl0; medium, s1O@
SI2; good, f12@SI6; fine, l6gf2O. 1900
Fiifers-Common, &6@&S: medium, S7@s9 !;
good, 81 g0$l2; fine, nominal.
WraDDeTs.-Co Common, sl0Gf15 medium, 800
$40 good, t20@s30; line, s40@s60; fancy, s6t
@i75. co .,on.,,.
medium, d 5a@s2O; good, s22@*25; fine, 1900
$40; extra, $f5Ms5o.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally to good old heavy-bodied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: - ana
Old Jugs, &4@t5: Kentucky River Jugs, tlOg
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3Msle.
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FIRE RECORD
New York Table Mandatory Burned

NEW YORK, December pa fire oc-
CURED this morning IN the table manufac.
tory of Brown & Bis, No. 1856 Cherry
street. The building wGfiIled with inham-
mable stuff, and the flames spread rapidly.
The factory, a five.story btick building, was
destroyed, as were also ths joining build
inss, Nos. 1928, $50, 332 and 1874 Cherry
street, occupied by variots manufacturing
trims. Allwere owned by Mrs. Owen Simp-
son. 307 Madison street. The loss is esri-
mated at 100000; probably insured.
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THEGATEST NEWS.


FATHER nyA ADDRESS IN BALTIMoRE-
DEsTRUCT1A FIRE IN NEW YORK
SALE 0r TR4 WASHINGTON CITY AsD
VIRGINIA. MI ASn ROAD CONFIRMED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SURRENDER OF
SITTING Bull 4ANoTHER HEARING FOR
CADET WHITAKER SEIZURE OF A
CROOKED CI! AR.FACToRY IN NEW
Yourselves PERSONS KILLED FROM
THE FALLTNedr A ROOF At A CHRIST
MAS SERVICE N FRANCE-THE FRENCH
FRIGATERIcH tIEU BURNED ANDsUNK
THE RECENT SlssACRE BY sOUTH-sEA
MISUNDERSTANDING OF GEORGE ELIOT
REPORT ON TIL BRITISH TRAINING SHIP
ATALANTA.
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Exprcss business Resumed.

NEW YORK, December 29.-The Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company has
to-day entered into contract with the
Adams and Southern Express Companies,
by which the latter resumes the transaction
OF express business over all the Louisville
and Nashville system Of railroads as for
merlg. and upon terms satisfactory 10 the
general parties in interest.
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Expected surrender OF sitting Bull.

CHICAGO, December PA dispatch from
Fort Buford says: "Gall, one OF Sitting
Bulps chiefs, who has been defiant, surren-
dered Internationally on Monday at Poplar
creek, with twentv.siy lodges. IL Is conf
IDENTITY expected that in view OF this sur.
render, and Of the severe weather, Sitting
Bull, with his one hun dred lodges, will
sufrender soon."
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Obituary.
DEATH OF DIR. II. C. cAFFRY.

new YORK, December 20.-Dr. Henry C..
Caffry died on Monday afternoon at bis
home, No. Ais Madison avenue. He was
born in Montgomery, Ala, and was edu-
Gated at Cbai lesion, where he studied med
cine, being graduated in 1883. BY bis
fathers death he became the owner OF large
plantation in Georgia, where he remained
till the war broke out. He was a captain in
the Confederate service, and was on here
for treatment for paralysis when he died.
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Adyance in Prices OF Leather BeIting.

NEW YORK, December 20.-The leather
betting manufacturers OF the country held
a meeting in New York to-day and decided
that net advance Of 10 per cent. should be
made OH present prices.
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Sale OF the Virginia Midland Road
Confirmed.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, December 29.-The
sale Of the Virginia Midland road for
Sc, 100000 to the syndicate Of bondhoders
OF The road was to-day confirmed bv Judge
Keith, OF the Circuit Court. all objections
being overruled. An appeal may be taken
to the Court Of Appeals.
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Settling at Fifty Cents ON the Dollar,

sT. LOUIS, December 29.-Nauson. Bar
tholow IL Co.'s liabilities are $4,000 unse-
cured; $4,000 secured; nominal assets,
S2f,00O. The creditors baye agreed to set
tie al fifty cents on the dollar cash. The
firm accepts this, and 1t is understood will
resume business.
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Cadet Whitaker

WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 29.-Pres-
Ident Hayes has decided to accord Cadet
Whitaker another bearing. The court
martial in the case will be ordered In few
DAYS
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, q per cent. rxchange-Lone. 4SOS
snort. 1924. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
EUsntag.-m Money, 6q4 per cent. EXCHANGE, 4eV'
iOlh; new AVS, l1IH; new AS. 1885, States fair
y active. ,,on,
BALTIMORE, December 2o.-VrginIa 6's, old. 80
hid. deferred. / 3 asked; consos, AK bid second
series. 20 bid; past-due coupons, 81 asked; new
l0-4Oi 6lH.
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Reputation Of the Waited state..

WAsHISdroy, December 29.-The Cen.
sas once has nearly completed The first
count Of the population OF the United
states, which shows an aggregate Of nearly
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TAXES.
OFFICE or CITY CoLLECroe,(
RICHMOND. December L, 1880. !

OFFICE or CITY CoLLEcro.,l
RICHMOND December L, 1880.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
1 DAILY between the hours of o'clock A: NJ.
and o O'Clock 4. NJ. from the 18Th TO Tue 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already pad
one half only OF the city axes charged to him the
remaining half.
said remaining half OF the tax char ed In every
case where the party assessed snail tall to pay said
remaining half within the time 50 limited.
But IN case any persol, having failed 10 paw In
the month OF June one half OF the city taxes Que
from such person, shall fail 10 pay me wirie
amount thereof on before the 3lst day OF De-
cember, there shalt be added 30 per cenium UPON
The amount of the tax so remaining due.
A. Il. WOODsON. Collector.
n. R-Partes paying several bills viii please
send lists that they NAV he gotten together.
de 2.lm
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V,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASI
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RT6AGE us,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We offer for sale limited plumber OF the sboye-de.
scribed BONDS at the advanced price Of slO2f
and interest, the company reserving the right to
advance the price from time to time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as a good and safe Sc
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any OF the othtr
stockholders In the city of Richmond. q
DAVENPORT 4 co..
do Stockholders.
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CRIMES Ab CASUALTIES.
MurdeifrtaI Ended

NEW YORK, Dectnber pa special from
Napoleon, Ohio, ST ts that Squire Peyton,
before whom Ex-G sernor Scott was exam.
ined on the charge 4 killing young Drury,
pronounced the deei murder in the first de.
gree, and Scott was taken 10 Defiance iail.
Escape O'Prisoners.
GREENSBORO, N. December 29.-Ou
Friday evening last Richard Langford and
SmaIley RYAN, FedraI prisoners, I'm jail
here undergoing science Of court for il.
licit distilliDg, made heir escape from jail.
They bad sawed the hinges off their cell
door, and when the IGOR came in tC attend
to them they threw the door bIea, and
caught the iailer. ch0scd him, put him In a
cell, and made their tscape. They are still
at large.
Crooked Cigar-NhctO Seized.
NEW YORK. December 29.-Reyenue OF.
ficers o-day seized tie crooked cigar-fac
tory OF A. H. Dapk, all1O5 Park street, and
found therein 10000 Cigars on which tie
tax mad not been paid A. III. Dank was
arrested and held for examination.
Distressed Vessel.
NORFOLK, December 29.-Put in In dis
tress to-day American bark Western Sea-
from Portau Prince to Boston, leaking and
short Of provisions, having encountered
unusually severe weather.
Excitement i'm New Mexico.
CINCINNATI. December pa dispatch
received here reports intense excitement al
Socorro, New Mexico, on account OF tn
failure TO arrest Jacob Bocca, the assassin o.
Conkling, editor Of the Scono Sun. The
military have been ordered out to protect
property and prevent riot
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CONCORD. N. H.. December ze.--Returus
received indicate the election a. nav IN The he
Tpird District ~ nearly 1900 msjoeity.
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PERSISTENT sNow
The Fleecy Flakes Fesshery FAN once
More Begins

ROUGH WEATHER AND DISASTERS DOWN THe
BAY-PRos, BITTEN oysrERxEN--A THRILL.
mo ACCIDENT TO CHrRcH,GoERs-s
WRECKED LADIES.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, December 30, 1880.
sALEs.-50 Atlanta and Charlotte lseller 60) at
ocn. L a Atlanta md Charlnffp I'll 2RL
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FINANCIAL.

edmond AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY Coupons due yaouary 4,
1881 will be raid on prese 1tafio0 at and after ma
iurity at the oSice OF pLeSSoN HAYS, No III
n lssau street. New York. 4. .. FRENCH.
dc 2b.6i President.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
England.
GEORGE ELIOT's FUNERAL.

GEORGE ELIOT's FUNERAL.
LONDON, December 29.-George Eliot was
buried at Highgate cemetery to-day amid a
pouring lain. Many friends attended,
among them Mr.. Cross, Herbert Spencer,
John Tyndall, Robert Browning, Sir Theo-
dore Martin, Professor Bes,ev, CoIvin Du
Mourier, the artist. Edmund Yates. and
Thomas WoOlner. OF the Royal Academy.
The services were conducted by DR.. Sadler,
Unitarian. The grave is near that OF the
late q. Ii. Lewes.
France.
A CHURCH FAI.LS-sEyEN PERSONS KILLED.
PARIS, December 29.-The roof OF a church
at Jaillagot. in the Department OF Tarn ct
Garoone, fell in during the service on
Chri-tmaS.day. Seven PERSONS were killed
and fifty injured.
FRENCH FRIGATE AFIRE.
TOULoN. FRANCE, December .29.-Tbe
French iron-clad frigate Richeieu took HE
last night, and was sunk TO prevent her to-
tai destruction. The damage is not irrepara
BILE. Several OF the crew were injured
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A.. 14c.: Conesfoga G. T.. 49,; Conestoes Pre-
MUM, IKE: Couestors p. r.. LOG.
dan a G.v &c.
SYopn Arfifs. GrsnisevilIs, g.; Stark, exc.
Peppefeie. &c.; kockDfidze A 0c.
Dsnfms sewstt City, ] lie. Beston, DC.
Cotton Piafds: Ottawa. skc.; yokdo, ekc.
old Virginia, Be.
Onset Jeans. Roctpnrt. &c.
CaHg5rfcs. Flat Ed. g.: P4per.7e
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THE sToRM AT NORFOLK.

I'D eisI telegram 10 the Dispa,chJ
NORFOLK, Va. December 20.--The hea-
'lesi snow-storm prevailed here to-day that
our section has experienced for several
years. II commenced at day break and I. II
hard all day. The storm continues tonight,
Impeding the railroad trans and other
travel. The street-caIs stopped early this
morning, unable 70 make beadway. The
rsighiDg Is very 6ne.
fBy Associated Pressl
sxow AT R0ADoUr AND wArkETowx.
RoxDour, December 29.--At7 O'Clock THIS
morning the thermometer Indicated 10c
so,ye zero. Ii n showing.
WArss10wx. December eo.--Twesye 70
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GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLlNr,
CLOVER HILL NUTrALBuR6, and SOFT
COKt. PINE and OAK WOOD. Call and b. con.
WINGED you can do better than elsewhere. Orders
by telephone % otherwise promptly oiled from
either ofice--70e Broad opposite Theatre, OF 1905
Cary street. Use i6J C.H. PAGE.
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AN GRAFTON TO BE DELIVERED BY COLONEL
HUGH s. THOMPSON BEFORE TIE CAROLINA
RIFLE BATTALION.
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a DEAD BODY FOUND IN J0RDAN'S
RIVER!
4 COeooev's noAa0ss.

Joel f. Young. Of Lamoine, on going to his
shore on Monday morning last, discovered
lying on the fats. the dead body Of q fe-
male, which vas identified as Mary +. Sto-
yer, formerly Of Sullivan. but who for the
last FIVE years has lived in the family Of FL
bridge Moseley Of Trenton.
As soon as the body vas discovered. par
ties were dispatched to this city to sumnon
the Coroner; bu, as no appointment, has
been made to tina, office to fill the vacancy
occasioned BY the death Of Joshua r. Jor-
dan, it became necessary to telegraph to
Coroner Paterson of Bucksport Tha, gen
,ieman. on receipt Of the dispatch. proceed
ed to Lamoine at once. and empaneled
jury in the course of Monday afternoon
Drs Hodgkins and Drake, of this city.
made a post-mortem examination Of the
body. They found no disarangemen, Of
the clothing. excep, tina, the dress was turn
ed up over the head. The only bruise vas
on the cheek. and this. they thought, indica-
ted severe blow from some source. which
might have been received in various Ways,
bu; Was no evidence Of foul play. They
discovered unmistakable evidence tina; the
deceased came to her death by drowning,
but no evidence whatever Of any scuffie or
struggle
When the body Was found the arms
CT Ill.
cred by the dress which was turned over the
head. 1t appears from the evidence tina,
the Moseley family retired TO bed Friday
evening. and left the Slower girl ironing
clothes. II is no, known that she was ever
seen alive after that. The deceased was
sbou, % years of age, Of good health, but
OF rather ~eak intellect; unmarried bu, the
mother Of an illegi;ima,e child. some or
years Of age.
Elbridge Ms.eley lives on the west side
of Jordan's River, Trenton bu, the body
was found on the opposite side Of the ri,er,
in Lamoine. This fact is one Of the mys-
teries connected with the case. Many who
are acquainted with all the circumstances.
are Of the opinion tina; II deceased had come
to her death at. OF IN the vicinity Of No sc-
Icy'. shore. j, would have been impossible
such has been the direction Of the wind and
the force Of the curren,-for the body 10
have drifted to the opp...,all orc.
In the fevcrish excite - shich alsay,
attends case hike this. there are many con
lectures. ,heoric. and reports. which are
wholly unfoundcd and unworthy Of oonsid-
Grafton. The verde; Of the jury Will prob
abb, throw high; on the subject, and in or
der tina, they may the better arrive a, jus;
conclusions, they have adjourned to Friday
next
In the meantime. let the public withhold
their verdict. or let them. rather than to
come to worse conclu.lons. acccp, the opin-
ion Of one Of the physician. who examined
the body. which he gave 10 the editor. as
follows
The chances are a thousand to on. ,ha,
it j. a case Of suicide"
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NJ A X Il l F. ID .


Ell-worth-June II. by Rev. Chas. +. LON.
bard. Mr.. Chas H. Smith aud Miss Jennie Is
Garland. both OF Ellsworth.
June II, by Rev. j. II. Mooers, Mr.. Cha.
J. Brown and Miss Jessie l.. Garland, both Of
Ellis worth.
Bluehil!-May 20, by Rev. ID. W. Hardy, Mr..
5. Whitoom Cousins and Miss Hattie NJ. Cush-
ing, both Of Bluehill.
June 5, by Rev. ID. w. Hardy. Mr.. vii.
liam n. Robertson Of Bluehill, and Miss Jennie
+. Durham OF Orand.
June Q. by Rev. ID. W. Hardy, Mr.. Eugine
r. Hinckley aud Miss Ella VI Peters. both OF
Bluehill.
sedgNick-May -, by Rev. {. 7. Bartlett
Capt. James NJ. Davis OF Bangor, and Miss
Helen {. Gray Of Sedgwiek.
Harrington-June g. by Rev. G G.. winslow
Mr.. NeraDus c. Curtis and Miss MARCEL Ia
RsmsdeI, both Of Harrington.
June I, by Rev. &. Z. Harden. Mr.. Chas.
A. Coffin and Miss Annie T.. Nash, both oil
Harrington.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-06-17
(iAIESA

-Gne OF our citizens on 4 tour round the
shore the other day looking for indications"
found among the drift stuff on the beach, a
tin flask similar 20 the powder flask used in
colonial days The flask was stopped up
tight with cork covered with tar. and bore
evidence Of having been in the water some
time. The content. we're three half sheets.
and small slip of paper. On each half
sheet was written song, or set Of verses,
and on the slip Was written
.'Ship Fre,ful.l. Lat Al deg. So min. y, Lon
l07 deg % min. W. Mar. Il. 1878"
One set Of verses is written in a fine mas
culine hand. and the frs, four line. are as
follows:
The massive ship DER horizon. dip,
sails waters Of darker blue;
But frazier crafts ef shoaI.r dran-
Sail waters Of lighter hue"
Another set is written in an irregular. I'M
practioed hand. and reads -
Come all We joyial sesmen bold,
who'se sailed to every land,
Gather around the cap-,an.
And IL You'll lend hand"
The third set is written in a confused
md. and is in some foreign language, so
your correspondent, canno, copy it,
Preparations are being made for fair
and picnic a, Colts Islandthe fourth Of July,
by the sewing circle of ths, place. EScur-
ATOMS from Ellsworth and neighboring towns
sre anticipated.
Resp'y, JUNE Bro.