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against 2o7 for Blaine. Yet II was con-
oedsd before tbs delegates arrived that
Grant had more than q majority.
Chicago Q Possible WstsTieo.
This Convention is surrounded by
one hundred thousand OF more OF
Grants most bitter opponents, aud "
he !. not nominated II may be said that
Chicago beat him.
HtrsnEth of othsr oapdidatss.
The latest canvass OF delegates give the
other candidates the following strength
Sherman. O0 Edmunds, i0i Window,
l0i washburn, T. Upon tho unit rule
,hcy stand a5s for aud 900 against
W. i. w.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
SENATOR FERRY TINE vlCTln or A
RATHER RAcv SCANDAL,
A Black fys hbou, Which There !, ssms
Spicy Gossip - The ssnsts Amer
Minister hayasrd-Hh exhsss.
diaafy AssumplIea sfPswS.
or.fAcro HAYES KNITTING SHERMAN.

The prediction that this would bs Q
dull week In Congress 10 being fulfilled
10 ths ls,tsr Public attention 10 10 On.
tirely taken up with the Chicago Goa.
veniion thai q racy biz Of Ssaslosisl
scandal has been permitted 10 aImosl
entirely escape notice. The handsome
Radical senator Ferry has, tor several
days past, bcsn In ths rather 9asstioa.
able enjoyment of . very black sys.
lie Says u resulted from q fall on the
Capitol steps; Others say Il WAS pro.
duccd by cow.hidc In the hands Of an
indignant daughter who resented the q.
ten'ion OF the senator 10 her mother.
Tho senate 10 disposed 10 investigate
Minister haynari's assumption oi The
rolo OF Judge aud jury Ia the trial Il
Calro, Egypt, Of an American citisen ior
acapi'al oficnso. There 10 . chilly at.
mosphsrc surrounding Hayes and shvr.
man al present, owing, Il 10 said. V
Johns notion that tho 10 Pacto hes
gone back on him In his Presidential -.
pirationa.
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CLOSING pRoOnnpIsus.
Logan works In . Bis uans Of orans
bhouters- The Oomm,ttsss Retire and
the Convention Adiourna

Logan Worhs IN btG uanH OF orAno
bhouters- Tho Oomm,ttsss Retire and
Tho Convention Adjourna
General Logan. Of Illinois, offered q
resolution instructing tho Committee ON
Trkets io distribute among veteran
soldiers five hundred tickets, The Gen
eIal spoke earnestly In behalf Of the vet.
Grams, aud said that no understood that
tho Oommittoe had refused this, .
courtesy that had been accorded ln
every other Republican National Con.
vention There was manifest some ev.
idenoe Of personal feeling. lilo said that
none Of them wished 30 cheer Tor any
man,
General Kilpalnck also spoke ior the
resolution. which, being put 10 q vote,
Was declared carried.
usttlns Down 10 Businsss.
Tho committees on credentials, rules,
business, permanent organization aud
resolutions, we're assigned rooms aud at
onGo proceeded tO transact business In
quarters adjoining tho stage.
Mr. Conkling obtaining ihe iloor said
ono or two 0i these committees might
report this afternoon 0r evening, hut nj
least one, that on credentials,
would not bn ready 10 70.
port until tomorrow morning. lie
suggested that the convenience OF all
tho members would bo subserved aud
business loo forwarded by adjournina
lilo therefore moved that tho Conyen.
ton adjourn 10 II O'Clock tomorrow
morning
Mr. Hale, of Maine. remarked that
this ueem,d 10 be the proper sclion, IN
nothing could bc accomplished by an
evening session which would not be-
done IN we'll or better IN the early hours
ol the morning. ThereupOn the Chair
put the question aud thu Convention
adjourned Tor the day.
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the NEWS.
A Capitalization OF the Import.
ant Events of Yesterday.

The RSolsrEs will display hulls,ln.
otc'rD ballot taken IN the Chioaso Con.
yeutiun to-day,
Yesterdays rain caused a pos,pon.
mrut Vt the jerome PaTk races.
The hoat race between Wallace Ro..
aud frcpchy Johnson has boon declared
oH
twenty valuable horses were burnsd
tu Heath Ia "A livery stable lire In N
LOUIS Yesterday.
The Srnhto yestepiay confirmed ths
nomination ui Horace Maynard. a. Pnst.
master urnvml
ilppnlytr rhilibert pa.sy, a veteran
pr'I',lsu aui mcmbcr ui the FRENCH
Institute, ~ dead.
tnr thlrl anuual Council oi tina Eul..
,'p'l d'o''-c at Wcst Virginh met ln
rUsrrshurE Yesterday.
turty thousand persons are threaten.
81 With starvation iu kurlistan. Arme.
ui,. bui western Persia
raul Auguslin Alfred I.sruuH. mann.
hsr oi the frcnch Cabinet ynI,r the last
Eupirr, ~ dead, sgrd 81.
Nj sherman yesterday issued anoih.
90 uulrf inr the purchase oi Si,OOOO 900
hpui, iur the sinking fund
q is not probable that a vote will h,
t,,byi u the Republican National
Convention hciuro Friday.
Iur htst daN = srsslnn uf the Chicayn
Convention Was marked 10y unexpected
solHyu,-s II VAS the calm beiuro the
storm, though.
Tho River and llaIbOr bill, heavy with
thu additional amendments added 10 II
Juriue tho past few days. passed tie
Srultr Yesterday.
tho National Association ui llreT
BySrr, met Iu convention in Bunalu,
ytgHUiW Henry II Reuter- was elect
~ rry-i irnt aud Conrad Seip, of Chi
,alu. \lrr President
The Democrats vi Alabama and Ar.
klutts we're iu convention Yesterday,
bat g,iI uruvd over until to-day without
m,,ug state uckCis, nr elccting dele.
"a IN, tu ihu National Convention
Ibyrr tsa growing Goodness between
sherman sud liayrs, owing tn the iact
thU the latter h. believed hy the inrmer
a. by concerned with Governor Foster,
an ,'cucrsl GaTiiyld Ia slaughter him
al chic un.
TIE pymucrais ut the Third Congress
sim d nrslrlrt ui West Virginia elected
tbrrr delegates at large in the CunvUn.
u,u U Huntington Yesterday They are
u,f instructed, bat Thurman IN the llrsl
,b,r.y ut tNo, aul the Second choice nj
tb tbu idvlcgair. They arr all opposed
O. ullen,
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TmE TIIIRD DISTRICT.
The Democratic Convention at
Huntington, Yesterday - The
Delegates Unpledgod, hut ~
rrcpnndcratlng Sentiment in
EnNnr nI Thurman.

s,",il i'ispatlh iu The RogistT
IiuNuSuros, W. Va, June 9.
Tho Democratic Convention met
hero to-day, and iis session was
mar,,duy tl,,. utmost harmuuJ. .. w.
~ C'arc, ot F,y,It', wasolrried tempo.
r,ry chairman, anj hr wds succeeded Ia
tho peru an,nt orsanitalion hy lion. J..
q. E,slhar, oi Mavn county. The
rr,n al ona Il, clur,d the confidence oi
tho Cuny ,ui .on h. H. entirely rcposcd
in th, q n ,innati Couventioni pledged
the support ut tn party Ia the
Sl,to a. ia nominee, and closed
hy A, nounc NJ the Third Term schemeS
ct the Impcr.alisls Too general sonu
mrnt oi tlr Convention WIS drcidoily
favorable lo Thurman lor President, but
No inat,urt.ons w,ra given To the dele
yates. The delegates elected were w. y.
IIu,uw. Gr-,nhrD,r, Henry q. SimmS,
U,hclI, aud q. T. Snidsr, hanawha Al
,erna,rs. James pitchari, Wayne, y.
I. Lowry. Monroe, SudJ.G. Downta'n'
Putnam. Harlow iayurs llanco'k.
Thurman ~ seymour. Simms and 0n'-
der favor Thurman ~ seymour. AIaro
opposed ~ T,ldon. u ~ w.
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THE ooHTpsrs
The Pro,sas Of irrsgu'sr psissssss pss
posed Of Without Debate.

A resolution wss adopted that oil con.
tests should be referred 10 the Commit.
tee ON Credentials Without debate or
recommendation by the Convention.
When Illinois was called q contest wax
recordel In behalf OF the ten Conafes.
sional districts Of that state by Hsndsr.
son, q delegate 10 the Convention frou,
the State of Iowa,
The various States were called, aud
the cha irman gave notice. ~ Q rule, that
the credentials Of the regular delegations
hal been sent 10 tho desk oi tho Secrs-
tary. Tho only exceptions we're where
contests were announced by soms oI
the members Of the other delegations, "A
in the case Of Pennsylvania, when the
chairman gave notice to tho same effect
La Pennsylvania the two contest in the
Congressional disiriots, tho sixth and
Ninth, we're recorded.
THIS business being nearly concluded,
Mr.. Conkling, In behalf ot the Republi.
cans ol Utah, presented the protest aad
contest from that territory, which, 90.
cor,iing 10 the rule, WAS sont to the com.
mittee. An Alabama contest was aini.
larry disposed oi,
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TuBFIEI.p AT MIDkioaT.
ursnt aud Bla,ns Mach Claiming Three
Hundred Votes On the Firss bsiios-
pha Other llauuldatal

Nh. O,her Candidate,
go, p,o., hIsbt nenou
As9u'an' nv, I,,nnD n' A O'Clock 40.
,n'.t"o' '" % t,ilou., TN,
,,isht 'no s',u"n iii IN .es
Com'h'''ee w N'u'.','"i' ~, =, " an niyL,
s'"i, anu t,"''',' W " 49,. d."il.J
SeSS'on' ihp, "v -, n,,i., AMI
one oass, WIN ,,i' VIZ IA hl.h,'ns JI.,ri,,I
u'an', uou' w 80. ,,,,,a aI an ,n 40 IA
" WV, ~ ,,,a, .Jni,,iny Kapicr. This
report w "'"' v, "n ,,i,,.s
was the only test vote ~ 'ha o"'n"'e
except that upon whloh U'R'' "
made chairman, being ~ /" ~
Tho COMMITTEES very briefly con.
sidorcd tho cases OF sm''h sou
Warner, oi Alabama contestants pu,
they wero passed lor tho u'''r hna Ws
Illinois ease Was 'akeh
Ilanes presenting w. Iom oo
probably occupy tho greater par" w wv
sussion.
The permsnsn. omos o,,.,i.
lhc oon'"''',o. o" Ill 80. da,I.
tNloh, Wy Pa'u'"', 'o,..,.
dod ~ continue 'ne ""'p""y
as pur'nahen'. u' aslJ H..
agreement Una. 'u,to IT,, 80
..t.....l Al ntlplllAn III lUNtlNF
sllIon lo AL parties
hesu"s =, ",.a, 'a.', M, ~. nluht q,
=. ine'e "as ,.nJ 'os .on,., oihu,s. mo-,
we ufao' uo'et''.' n',, a Az n" d,6nit,
dclepAha '" ~ a"p. - sI,.I I,o,n
ln'nt"'s.'"m "a ,,s, ~" i,,n,,s.,on 4. ,hsl
,h.u' p". ,nv ss" .ah ~. G,.n, and
lhof 9.o'u." " s"" :" IN n.n1 oi 4
that tue sPse'nss 49, ,t,a.,.
strong snEl"h n,. y, u.. s,,sn.,b
m. no, ns ION ,o'ni.ht claim owe,
qno nm ,he 6,.t ballot, while their snta
lsi,sys that bs wilI fall belo 4
900 Thi. estimate 10 based on tb,
h.jici that most Of the anti Grant
oonis.,sn,s viii bs admitted, and
n /. REGARDED certain that the Commit
,ss an crdentials y III report In Isvor @
,h. sImi.sioa II the Illinois delegation
p,n,n A conservation With members %
,,a CnmmIt,.e h 10 quite evident ihs
"t. ,hs,, nurpose 10 take such action.
o,h., c.sd,a.,es
tn, BI.in. men also claim over 800 OF
the ftst ballot. EiBunds appeared "
be- grosing slowly Ahn Tvs I'v" III,
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AFTER THE CONVECTION.
Anti.orunt Men Claim Q Victory in the
COMMITTEE on Credentials

Anu-urunt Men Claim Q victory Ia the
COMMITTEE on Credentials
Associated pr ~ Day hepoH,
Cuios0O Jun, 2 Alter an OIL Iourn
ureentfsUu, M Iu,ii,np, wws av'"''".,.s
for chairman of tho COMMITTEES. MI
Tracey, oi New York, and VIM u. Chan.
dlrr nominated Oncr H. Conper, oi
Michigan. Congressman ConRer Was
chosen by largo majority Tho anti
third term men point TO this A. a Hipnlh
cant vote. Others deny tllat this IL the
indicative relative strength. The com
milice then took n recess nniil o'cloch,
and IN now IN session NJ tho sherman
House.
The Oommittee an Resolutions elected
as its chairman Hon. Edwards Pierre
ponl, after which they heard an address
from a delegate from the Womahs nut
lrau, Association, now In session here
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Cns,,sr park Races.

Cr~uxN,u. June Queen oi.y y
J,ckey CIuh; second day. Wsa'ht
cle,r and cool. Track still heavy "o'"
attendance. a ii,
Tnr drst race, for all ages, ! mlle
dash. Was Won 10y Bucktiei be'',e "a "a
s,,nnd. Ida Davis, third. rlmc, s'lSi
ScconI racr, iOr all agcs, m',e hss.s ,,s..
-Ir.h Ming. |, /. ryphOon, = y M'h
mi dis.nrrI. Tune, 3ibl, 3;Asi,
IN, thiri race, the C,ncinna!' ladies'
st,kY. brt~n year olds, mile das.
wts won 10y Greonlandi h'"' '"'
Ilnn -
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THE CONVECTION ORGANIZED.

Don Cameron Gets Ia q Word for Grant
Judse Hoar, uf Massachusetts,, Tempo
tary yUha,rman- His opening speech
Associated Press, Day Report,
CnoAGo, June 2,-The general ar,
rangcmsnts coycripg ths admission and
seating are ander General W 4 s'fons,
aud ~ lar everything has been "a periee,
order. Al II O'clock the band stationed
on the north balony began PIAylng
national airs, bat nearly sn hoar passed
before the delegates wers STATED. Inc
Goa yeuti on wss called 10 order st %
O'Clock. exactly, by Don Osmsrea, and
a praxer vss offered 10y Rss. A. h. kst-
,srdie. of the Third Presbyterian
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noili,,nn ON Tho Bee Lane.

CoLuMnus. June "A report res',,.s e.' ,s.,
h.,., tbst n collision occurred on u'e
r. line road early this morning, ma, a,
,.,,,'.i 49,, ,s,,,,n one section oi a trelgh'
tr,n wbicn hal broken In two anu :
ns,,,,gsr train bound west ssSeln'
cars arr reported badly wrreSed. reS.,Il,shly ..s,Iy
Bier. Of Cleveland, Was eons'1Ssi IONS Tsn"in.
injured, AMI Charles Good,n' o. linn ,,,, ~.
nau, the express messengsr' s''sH"' "
iured.
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INLINn on BATTLE

Tn. brand Psnorama oT Yesterdays Oon
vsnt,on The Important sosnes Dehly
ptotured The Fallus on OF orants
strength The issue ret IA Doubt
spsrlaI Dispatch Io the Register
CurCAao, June 2, r. NJ
Don Cameron has just struck hisgavel,
and ten thousand.eyes are riseted upon
the stage Of the National Republican
Convention. Lacking down upon the sea
Of human faces not listless object 10
,seu. n the crack oi doom hal sound
"a aud called this great multitude ~
iulvment. thore could not be u more Ia
tense manifestation oi eager interest
aud suppressed excitement. The most
steady nerve and tho coolest heads are
i,eling the tension which the issues
nov about to culminate produce.
The uonh,ot
now ia one In which a really ait, smas'
terly courage and parliamentary expert
nesa will supersede and nulhiy tho care
fully laid schomes '""' """'
,d and canned over by thousand labor
ious and calculating comm,',ees
tho Supreme hour upon "h''n Is S'"Nru
tho money ths 'aoo'' Tue s".' 80 ' -,
,hs noliliral ambitions, which have ier
wv .,.,,n,, for trial in
months past been pTepar'"e 'o' wv" :"
this conrt. A single "'''"'''afe, n',' s'"Ss
los, opportunity may wrecs 'n' N"o'9
business. CNmeron e"''s ,"e 'o"ss' :,
,ion to order aud turns anu ''ss"' .s'''''',a, -
clergyman, who n''er' q" e''p"o" "
prayer and the business p's'"s, '.,s,, .,s.,
stop Of which will have Az '"po
bearing upon the hn"' result
o.msr0a's LATHE speech
Amer formal reading OF The &C, cal, ,l,.I' o.
Al. f,onv,n,ion Cameron reads his little
'pe l. wn,ch !. not heard beyond the
s,., susI, row Of seats, aad, having introduced
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AvAnILy aUAHhsL
ss.,m.a .sd nsyss Bs.dr 10 Ks''s ssss
Othsf.

Hs<xisi a. tbs hsSeef
wAsuisero~. Jane O.
The .isniaesn, ise' that the ds''ss's'
from Hayes. Gsr6sid's snd oo'sss''
y,s,e,'. Ji.,rie,s. IN the Jhio ielsss''o",
srs opposed % sherman. hes bee" p.e.
du.ti,, oi some ooolasss b~isess ths
o, r.e,o snd bic Minister Of fissass.
Tbs, i.ady telling about sb'sh The
p,~,,I.s,,.i fraud las ssslssd % .ueh,
nsr. no. I."sss ,ri.,. ~ ~. eabi..s. Esd ss,.
~, ,,.mo, nos La. IL ,i.si fIosra job.
Iii d.,u,s eli lie ars1y,h, hfst and
iss', snd before any e.ls, ,on.'dsss,'cs; :;
70 destroy sny Dt.'',ssss., D ssss 49, sss'
80. ,h,mssI,ss ga. Thieves slssys iall
snt srJ. 90 In THE .ss~, ne devsn 70
- ssssssuily sbsss p'ssdss.
lAIsaisssi TsasrssA, ~ Ssss~ 1~i
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Opsdruy stores are nov supplied SlIn
"N,ls Mttsrn" =" the uew Food Medicine
which has doas 80 much so9d sHS IT, Ri
10 ne 90 hiShly recommenIsu. In,
Il NAV ave you heavy doctors p'hs
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The Men Of West Virginia.

Special Dispatch " the Register
OnWAuo, June 2.
The Men Of wes, Virginia
The West Virginia headquarters are
almost deserted tonight, the memhorso ol
the delegation belnu engaged In commit
teo work. Mason, however, Ia ON hand
10 do tho agreeable, aud II must be said
Ia his credit that no one Ia more courlo'
ous aud obliging than he, und 'he rep
reAentatiyes NJ the REGIsTER dro
under obligations for his con
slant Kindness. llagans aud Mason
are still unialtering In their confidence
that Blaine will be- nominated. Mason
wrote to his wiie tonight that when
she again heard from him Blaine would
be tho nominee, and would also he the
next President. Ito proposes to send
the RkuIsrERa jug oi Grafton apple
jack II Grant IL ballotled Tor at all In the
convention. There continue To ho some
West Virginia arrivals At tho headquar'
ters, aud enough always turn up ~ en-
gago all the ticket. al the disposal ol tho
delegates.
Grant Not Thmkins Of Withdrawing
Tho ohiei matter which tho Chicago
pross are now discussing In the propriety
ol Grant withdrawing Hut whilo no
can count more votes than any other can
didaio ohissupporlersthink the proprieiy
oi Withdrawing rather applies 10 the
tail end candidates
The DashinE blaine Mon.
Blainos fight is characterized by an
unequalcd dash aud brilliancy and his
supporters never ilag, however high the
odds nro against him. lie will at least
70 down with dying colors.
". T. W.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
The Desperate Hordss OF Dylnu
Radicallsm howllnu In the
National Convention.
The Imperial lsvlons Masssd In
Sold 0lylslons undsr Logan,
Cameron and 'Conkllnu.
-~---~-s ~. y
A Graphic Description or the Scene
That Will be Forever
Memorable
Az That Upon Which the Most O.
uantic League Of Cor ~
ruptionlsts In
The Worlds History Planned Ito
Last Reckless Campaign to
Plunder The People.
Fifteen Thousand EscItsd Partl.
sans Surglnu In the Magnih.
cent Convention Nall.
All Parties Ressrvlng ThsIr Utmost
Powers for the Decisive
Battle OF To-day.
Grant Said TO bs Weakening, but
Remaining Vet the Strong
est Man In the Fight.
A Go-as-you-Pissss Fight, with
all the erulssrs Busy but
the winner IN Doubt.
Little Probability OF a Vote Before
Tomorrow - West Virginia
Vet Welded 10 Blalns.--
The Situation al
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CURRENT uOssIP.

She West virginia Dslsgstion stlil Ne
lisvins m blaine Grant with No Idea OF
Refreshing The Dashing Fisht OF
BlAine.
Hno,ial ulsuatph Ia the UaaIsipT
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ursphie Description Of the Great Boom In
which the Hadioal Death Warrant will
ba t3iauea
The Foremost Abrasion

oi the arrangement In the liiesised bust
portrait oi tho late Senator Zach. Jhand.
Icr, which hangs from the centre Of the
ceiling, Immediately back Of the chair.
mans desk. The likeness IL fair but Ia
not easly recognised ut a DISTANCE. Er.
londinR ir'm all parts OF the semi'OirCu.
lar south end Of Tho building ara large
flags, arranged In graceful iesloons aud
meeting just over Mr.. Chandler's por-
trait
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Rough on Abe and George.

Ga q line with this portrait In the cen.
tre oi the hall, are life. sized bust por.
traits Oi Washington, facing north aud
south, and against the north end of the
building is portrait ot Lincoln of tho
same sise, on either side Of which are
the words "And that government Of
tho people, by the people aud for tho
people shall not porish from tho earth. '"
The thI@ likonesscs nro neatly dtaPed
With small United States flags aud are
very attractive.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-02
BATH LOCALS.
Gatherings OF q Days Tramp along the
Streets and Wharves.

MONDAY, Nov. /.
The Central missionary lecture last night
was we'll attended.
Benzine flowed freely to-day, judging from
the many under its influence
Seven lighters with wool came to this city
to-day.
Shannon's Knox colt is said by Perrin, the
trainer, to be a very promising animal.
Smith Bros. have opened restaurant on
Front street.
The Express Company have moved into the
new office in Heals block.
A young lady is to click the wires at the M.
c. r. R. office in this city.
Mr.. Wood, of the w. u Telegraph Co., was
in town yesterday.
Packard barque is being painted.
The American is expected to leave to-day.
Mr.. F. B. Torrey made bets to the amount of
S45 on Front street to-day upon the Presiden-
tial question.
Mr.. F. G. Reed returned home on Satur-
day
Many strangers in town.
10 Libby, the victim of the shooting acci-
dent, is doing we'll under the care of Dr. Price.
Torrey's foundry is doing a very large
amount OF business. new YORK orders keep
| large crew employed constantly.
| Mrs Merrill, wife of Marshall Merrill, died
| this morning. She was a member of the North
| Street Baptist Church, and most estimable
Christian lady. whose death will be sincerely
| mourned by many friends.
Sewall's schooner is being planked.
Packard's barque will be launched this
| week.
The small boys are collecting large sized car
fridge shells, with which they make cannons,
I "a %I,or rat,< IL
! Eight youngsters at the North end have
built log cabin for winter pleasures.
The Barytes mill furniture has been sold.
Voets and straw berries were found in sur
| burban fields Saturday.
The Democrats will have Columbian hall in
| which to announce the returns Tuesday night
The City Hall will be used by the Repubi-
| cans
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-02
IT MAKES NO DRUNKARDS,
Breaks no Hearts, Excuses
no Crimes.

DR. David Kennedy's FAy oRITE REMEDY is no
disguised enemy of the human race where it can
not help, it does not harm. FAyORITE REMEDY
is a combination of vegetable alternatives. 1t does
not heat nor infame the blood, but cools and pur-
fes it. In all cases of Kidney troubles Liver COM
plants, Constipation of the Bowels and the deli
cate arrangements which affiict women the action
of FAvORITE REMEDY is beyond praise Thou
sands of grateful people voluntarily testify to this
in letters to DR.. Kennedy; and with warmth and
fuliness of words, which mere business documents
and certificates never possess. 1t makes no druRk-
aids-excuses no crimes-breaks no hearts, In its
coming there is hope and in its wings there is heal
ing. We challenge trial and confident OF the
result. DIR. Kennedy would have it understood that
while he is engaged In the introduction of his medi
cine. "Favorite Remedy he still continues the
practice of his profession, but confines himself ex
clusivey to Office practice. He treats all diseases
of chronic character and performs all the minor
and capital operations of surgery.
oct7 ThT&SIm&wlm
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-02
Portland and Worcester Lien
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, Oct. is,
sssssseasssss! 4 $50, Passenger Trains will leave
ef----S;s-s-sz.=iGs-s7P0rtland at 90 a. m., and
l.2J p. m, arriving at Worcester
at 2.15 p. m. and 7.30 p. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester, at 7.3O a. m. and .lE a.
M, arriving at Portland at Ito p. and 6IO p.
m.
For Clinton, Aver Junc., Fitchburg,
Nashua, Lowell, Windham, and Ep-
ping at 4.2O q. m. and 4 .2J p. Nm.
For Manchester, Concord and points North, at
1.2J p. m.
For Rochester, springvnle, Alfred, Wat
erboro and saco River 30 n. M, las
p. m.a and lmixedD at 6:4S p. m. Returning
a. m, and 3.55 p. M; arriving at Portland
(mixedl 9.35 q. M, Ito p. M. and 6.IO pm
Fer GOrham, Saccarappa, Cumberland
Mills, WestbrOok and W0Odford's.
at 7.2O a. M, l.2J, 6.2O and (mixed) 8.45
The Has p. m. II ain from Portland connects at
Aver juno. with Hoosac Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New York via Norwich Line, and ali rniI,
via Springfield, also with N. ". Il N. E. r.
H. ("Steamer Maryland Route'0 for Philas,el-
phin, Baltimore, Warrington, and the
South and with Boston Il Albany R. H. fol
the West.
Close connections made at Vesssrook juno
tiop with through trains of Me- Central Il. R. and
at GrandTrunk Transfer, Portland with trains
of Grand Trunk r. r.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot enices and at collins & Adams, No. 22 Ex-
]. W. PETERS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
GEO. T. WESCul L, Supt. oc16dtf