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WEDDING or COLONEL HorNsBrLT IN ST.
LOUIS lCincInnaii Commercial Mar
ried, In the Church OF the Holy Communion,
st. Louis, Mo-, on the Sth instant. David
Stewart Hounshell 10 Mamie Dunlap
Werth.
Colonel Hounshell Is vIrginian, OF one
OF the best families OF the Old Dom,nion,
was distinguished officer OF che Confedc.
rate army, and in several battles won the
nom de QUcrre OF !" the bravest Of the brave"
lie was the bosom friend and most trust.
ed adviser Of General John Il. Flsyd, under
whom he served. commanding regiment.
He was educated as a LAWYER, mainly In the
offices OF General j. Floyd and Judge
Brockeubrough. After the war he came 10
Kentucky, and for the last nine years has
been engaged in the practice Of his profess
sion. residing in the city Of Newport.
Miss Werth Is a native OF the same State
lady Of high culture, OF rare grace and ac-
complisaments, and has been reignlng
belle in the bet circles Of Richmond socie-
~. She Is descended Of famous Virginia
stock, being a grand. daughter OF Alexander
McRea, who was one OF Virginia's greatest
lawyers. Colonel Hounshell goes 10 Rich
mond, Va, to make IL his home and the
scene Of his future Iabo,s.
AT the marriage the bride was appropri-
ateiy attired in combination OF white silk
and satin eat ga princess and ornamenied
with orange blossoms, besides wearing the
usual veil. The other ornaments consisted
OF pearls OF antique design, heirlooms in
the family. and worn on like occasion by
the greai-crandmolhe OF the bride. MI.
and Mrs. Hounshell are in this city [Cincin-
NATL. stopping at the Burnet House.
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FIRE RECORD.
Forest Fires I'm New Jersey and Penn
sylvauia.


POINT PLEASANT, N. j.. April l4.-Two
thousand seven hundred acres OF valuable
timber was destroyed In Ocean and Mon
mouth counties, In this State, yesterday BY
an extensive forest fire.
NEW EGYPT, N. j.. April IA very de-
siruc'iye forest fire IL sweeping through
Cumberland, Atlantic, and Ocean counties.
In this State. The fire originated yesterday
from locomotive spark, and since that
time an area OF fifty miles long and ten
miles wide has been burned over. The
smoke Is dense and sitting for miles around
the burnt district. Some loss Of live stock
Is reported.
TONS RIVER, N. j.. April 14.-Tbe forest
fire has crossed the river and Is spreading
towards Good Luck Point and Island
Beach, and fears are felt that IL will reach
the town.
Fork RIVER, n. j., April 14.-The entire
country about here il mass OF flames.
One hundred square miles OF cedar and
pine forests have been consumed.
MILFORD, PENN, April 14.-Owlng to the
high winds The forest fires In Pike county
are assuming alarming proportions. In re-
mote townships 1t is feared that all OF the
valuable timber will be destroyed. At
night the horizon is sheet of flame. Large
fires also prevail in Monroe county.
Tannery Burned i'm Peabody. Mass.
PEABODY, MASS, April 14.-A fire this
morning destroyed the main structure Of
Procter's tannery and large amount OF
stock. Loss, $4,000.
Another Tannery Burned.
L0CKHAvEN, PA, April H.--The extern
siye tanne'y OF KistIer Brothers was burn
ed this afternoon. Loss about 100000.
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pound. Parties mt the NORTH, nc says,
prefer Il 10 the imported silk, and he will
have specimens at the New York Worlds
Fair. Two colored women and six chill
dren can make three hundred pounds, he
informs me. from an acre by working three
months.
DILL. nay IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE.
The House to-day had the Indian appro-
priatIon bill up. and the Senate the consul.
lar and diplomatic appropriation bill, and
nobody offered political rider to relieve
the extreme dullness Of the proceedings.
BILL ABOUT BONDS.
A bill introduced by Senator Wallace to-
day proposes TO require the Secretary OF the
Treasury to purchase and extinguish all the
outstanding per cent. United States bonds
to the amount OF not less than five million
dollars per week. The bill further provides
that the amount OF these and OF all other
purchases of outstanding obligations Of the
United States to be made by the Secretary
in each successive week shall be advertised
by him on Monday Of the week preced Ing
SENATOR VOORHEES, AND THE MgxIcAN.wAR
VETERANS.
The speech OF Senator VOORHEES, to-day
In favor OF pensioning the MeXican-war
veterans is highly complimented tonight.
BRIEF NEWS TENS.
Mai Grimsley, OF Culpeper, was at the
Capitol to-day, and had his daughter with
him.
Senator Hill, Of Georgia, has no idea Of
resigning his place on the Elections Com
mutee Of the Senate.
The House is in session tonight on the
nava-appropriations bill. 1t will probably
get through with the Indan-appropriations
bill tomorrow.
Senator Slater says Senator Grover, OF
Oregon, his colleague, is improving.
The Russian minister sailed to-day for
Europe on leave OF absence.
John G. Laub, Government clerk, died
to-day. His father came TO Washington as
a clerk when the Government was moved
here. The son OF the deceased succeeds
him.
There were Indians in the Senate gallery
to-day.
The Attorney-Genera has gone North
and will be absent ten days.
w. A. johnson has been appointed store
keeper and gauger for the Second district
OF North Carolina.
Colonel NJ. ID. Ball addressed the House
Committee on Public Lands to-day. lie is
to lecture here on Alaska.
Mr.. Acklen has been defeated for re-
nomination in the Third Louisiana district.
Senator Call, Of Florida, spoke to-day
against the Geneva-award bill.
Rev. MeSsrs. Tyler and Dearborn spoke
to-day in the Eastern Christian Ministerial
Association. The former also preached
from III. Corinthians, 4th chapter, Sd and
4th verses.
Mr. Conway Robinson, assistant clerk OF
the Supreme Court of the District, has re-
signed in order to enter upon the practice
Of the law.
The weather could not be more beautiful.
The Irish inmates OF toe soldiers homes
are sending remoDsrances TO Congress
against the reappointment OF General Zen.
Butler as q manager OF those institutions.
The Ways and Means Committee will to-
morrow have anotbtreXci meeting.
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Political.
A BLAINE BOOM IN IOWA.

BLAINE DUNN Nv IOWAs
DEs MONIES. April l4.--Tbe Republican
State Convention met this morning, with
s65 delegates in attendance, every county
IN the State being represented. All the
delegates met before the assembling OF the
Convention in district caucuse-. Each
caucus selected two names to present TO the
State Convention for delegates TO Chicago.
The Blaine men carried every district and
selected none but pronounced men. The
only contests were in the first and second
districts, but decided Blaine majority was
secured In both.
Resolutions were adopted by the COnven-
ton endorsing Blaine for President and In
slructing he delegates to Chicago to vote
and Use all honorable means for his nOm-
nation, and to cast the vote Of the State as
unit.
The delegates chosen by the district eau
cuses were then unanimously elected as
delegates to Chicago.
GRANTS STRENGTH IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, April IA The Republican
State Convention was called to order to-day
by George Denny, Jr. The call OF counties
showed the representation to be larger than
usual John W. Lewis, OF Washington,
was elected temporary chairman over John
J. Landrum, Of Gallatin county. the vote
standing 500 to 800, the former figures
showing Grants strength in the Conven-
ton. III. Lewis, on tIking the chair, made
a strong speech in favor OF Grant, which
was loudly apnlauded.
A motion pledging every delegate to sup
port the nominee OF the Chicago Conven-
| ton created long and heated debate be-
| tween the friends OF Grant and the ODpO>i-
ton. The resolution was finally declared
adopted amid loud protests. The Commit
tee on Resolutions reported in favor of in
structions for Grant, but before their adop-
| ton minority report was presented, and
received with wild applause by the anti
| Grant men.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPHT To THE DISPATCH.

PROCEEDINGS AND WASH
iNGToN NOTES; THE PRESIDENTIAL OUT
LOOK; TlLDEN Is SAID TO HAVE WITH
IOWA, KENTUCKY, AND MIssoURI-FoR-
Est FIRES IN NEW JERSEY AND PENN
sYLvANiA-FATAL ACCIDENT FROM AN
ELEVATOR GOING DOwN-EARTHQUAKE
IN SAN FRANCIsCo--ARRANGE NENTs FOR
THE HORTICULTURAL AND PoMOLOGf.
CAL EXPOSITION OF TIRE MISSISSIPPI
VALLEY, TO he HELD AT ST. LOUis-TAN-
merry BURNED-DEATH OF REV. DIR. o.
GOOD, OF NEW YoRK-ExECUTIOS OF THE
ASSASSIN OF THEKING OF sPAIy-swEDEs
COMING TO AMERICA.
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Ttsden,s Candidacy.
REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF HIS NAME AS
pnECInF NTIII ISpIRANT.

REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF HIS NAME AS A
PRESIDENTIAL IsPIRANT.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1.-THE Bulletins
Washington correspondent says he Is In
formed to-day by Il prominent Democrat,
who has held high position 10 the councils
Of his party, that Mr. Tilden has wri'teR
letter, TO be read at the New York Demo-
cratic Convention at Syracuse, declining to
be a candidate before the Cincinnati Con-
yenfion aud Withdrawing bis name. The
reason assigned for his course is the cond;-
ton OF his health. This same gentleman
SAYS Mr.. Tilden prepared letter two
months ago Withdrawing his name, but the
iniercession Of personal friends prevented
II from being made public.
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nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YOKhs
rvU Vopg kpriI IA Ho6n.-siochs lower.
Money on call. 5G6 Der cent rxchanGe-Long,
ss4I short, sS7A. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. e,, a., no, cent Fxcha sae
As4L. Govtrnments weak andlower ne os, toor
az per cents, IOst; A yer cents, l07 states dun'
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, April l4-virginia %, Isierfsu,
Ak asked: cOnss,s, 63h BID second ser,rs, ~ ~
atked: pas l. due coupon, b4h ohi new lo'1o''
AZ; lO.40's, coupons, 30.
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From the Indians.
THE FIGHT WITH THE APACdEs.

NEW YORK, April IA Santa Fe spe-
cili saws: Fuller returns of the fight on the
eth by General Hatch and command with
the Apaches state that Victoria's war chief
Maui was in command of the Apaches. The
fight took place in Embryo can ~. In the
San Andreas mountains. The Indians were
well fortified. occupying regular rlfle-Iit:..
CAPTAIN Carroll. with his command, struck
the Indians aud fought them for awhile,
when the Indians retreated, encounterlng
CAPTAIN McCeIhp'S battalion IN the rear,
and were defeated, losing about thirty war
riors. whose bodies were left on the held.
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Centennial Celebration at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, TENN. April l4.-Tne cen,
tenuial Exposition will be opened on April
23d with appropriate ceremonies, but tbe
unyeilinp of the jackson equestrian statue
viii not take place until May Goth. From
NAV nth to May 22d will be devoted to
military display, competitive contests
ham battles, &c. Some OF the best mill
tary organizations in the country will take
mart This will be the most attractive week
OF the centennial celebration.
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The Mextcnns.
THE FIGHT AT EAGLE PASS.

THE FIGHT At EAGLE PASS.
GALVESTON, April IA special from
Eagle Pass says: sin the night last night
Mexican woman was killed, and Lieutenant
Decker, Of the Twenty-fourfh infantry,
shot in the mouth. John Rollins. s'idler
of the Twenty-fourth infantry, was seen 10
The neighborhOOd and arrested for the MUIR
derr
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pIfuzMOND TOBACCO MARKET

AvsrL l4.-The following are NE QsooaoHs'
pAnK GOODS Son pxronr.
L..os.--f,ommon. t3@tsSo; mads~, sS~
"a eoj sSS sa,m s".S sseSs.so; meiiap, te9t7;
,,s~ ,omiaaI: fius, nsinia1,: exsrn nae nosa,nsa
RoN 90 saS.-,,ommon, 486e$4i m dun, eo@
AZ M, sccc, t7ass.50; tas. tsfSetO.
dark ops-xANvyAcrvsiso.
Lug Eiiers-.emmHcess;s sS'o"esss' """'
''i,cT Pliieys.-fomm , t6ae630; mens s..s
sssaSe SO; good, ~ %; nne.ss~sioi extra INV
M sarsS, 'cnmo., t7,BeaAsso @s,.,g'n
.onsrma IA. r1od t0.6o6a110; ene, sie@eii
's;o"Ss iSais; extra san-eured, none.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, April l4.-The ele-
yator in Barden block fell accidentally TO-
day, fatally iniuring Henry Sevev, tn@ cor,
respondent Of the Providence Jo"r"d'' ana
seriously iDjuring tive others.
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The Atlanta and charlotte Airline
Railroad.

ATLANTA, GA, April 1.-THE breaks w
the Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE raliroao
caused by the late storm VIII all De c'osea'
and trains will resume the regular schedu'e
time Tomorrow.
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MARINE iNTELLIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IA, 1880.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IA, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. b. Schuyler Hancock. Bsfimore, mcr-
thand 30 ami pa ssengers. Cur - & Parker, agents
schooner George =. llail0ck, barrett, Guy Point.
llgin, Curtis Il Parker.
ScLooner Robert Healey, Brooks, Baltimore.
gpa o, Hill, skinker 4 Co. nj,
Scbo1n.r Maggie, Myers, Baltimore, guano, Rch-
mond and Danve Railroad.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariei, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise. aud passengers. l.. ". Tatum .
agent. 50 ,,,,,,,,
granite. Curtis q Parker.
schooner w II. Burrow. Taylor, New York via
Osborne's, wood. Curtis < Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. April lS.-Arrived schooners ser.a
Fox, Cor, on Fanny Tracy, Tlion; Nj, 4. Bayaid.
Bush. " iIIiams; II. W. Godfrey. Jarman; NJ. G..
Leonard. lowIv; HhOdella BLOW, Blake; YANKEES
Doode, Rose: Mary G. Becker. N'kon Jennio
RodgtrI. Chadwick: from virginia. The Two last
named vessels ere bound for New Haven.
NORFOLK. April l4.-Afryed: schooner oiafoos
H-rDeri, from Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York April 18Th, 'chonners y. .
Knighi Jr. Hunley, and II. II. Grant, sulphin.
by TeIegravB.
BOSTON, April l4.-Arrived Schooner Rebeccs
W Huddiet. from Richmond, Va.
NEW YORK. April 14.-Arriyed Schooner SANDY
Hook. from Richmond.
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LATEST FOREi"N NEWS.
England.
,,. ,,p,,IxsNrARY ELECTIONS.

Iounoy. April 14.-Tbe parliamentary
.,I..;o D are now nearly comDieied. Only
1sa.s,nshire. Sonth Cork county. four sso'-
LII ~"iyers,ties, and Orkney, shetland, ~
tsu a ~ he heard +, ON. The Liberal ma
aa;" " over the combined opposition, inc,u'
, s,ns ,rc Home. Rulers, will be about Sky
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Tn. frank Leslie Will Contest.

NEW YORK, April H.-Tbe contest over
the will of the late Frank Leslie began TO-
day before Surrogate Calvin. Tine contest
IS brought on by the sons OF the deceased,
The will having left the greater part oil the
property TO the widow.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
x,.Dx.AnNn Anvil Ia lSSO.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April IA, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, 40 bushels. Red, 1000 oash'
els. oo.,,,
OATs.-llo bushels.
MGAL--S4 Bushels.
BIACnEYgD PEAs.-eS bushels.
SALES REPORTED To sECREcAR''
WHEAT White, 40 bushels ON private terms,
Red. a sushel comuop MIXED ~ 3Oe.; nnsosl,
ec"moc miyed al Sl.lO; 4S bn 'hrls pr,De mixed
~ a. aa. 400 bushels prime mixed AZ tl.4O;
& bushels fultz on private terms; nHn~s c"m-
mon Tutr a tl.20-totaI. 1882 oashep.
CORN Waste. asa bushels pfim. a. osc.
0ATs.-l0O bushels prime spring nj A7c.
NIAL-5A bushels ~ 6oc.
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The HanIau-Courtney Race.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, April l4.-Tbe Polo
mac river has been dnally designate as tDe
water upon which the Hanlan-Courtney
race IL TO be rowed next month.
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Eailure.

Nsw YORK. April 1.-THE cotton ana
,ant,ng firm CT Dodge, Potter Il Co., ct "a
pine street, have made an assignment. Inc
claims Of preferred creditors amou"' ~
slI4,000.
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CLOTHING.
FURNITURE.

CPRING STYLES IN FURNITURE.M
- Just RECEIVED We call aten ION OF Y
all 10 o cd Of FURNI UkE 20 cur large ama
hr.c,ng Queen Anne and East Lac; me tarior
and ms inoer Sui = In Wa'Dnt; idcooards. BOOB
Eases, Hat Rsrks, WaFdroDes &c. Eve'y ots Si,
W. ask al needing goods IN our line 70 exsmine
our stock before tusing. Our ierm wiz DC maoe W
accommodate nal. Easy term. o. Dsvm ID.
Am 10 Governor street.
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uenrv C. Frsder ck.. q member OF the
lineage Board Of Trade, Tuesday evening
lumnfd iron tbs fourth sosy Of the Wood
ssn House. aud was Instantly killed. lie
s "ss lnssne, IN ecoseq spce Of disastrous
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ObltuarY.


DEATH OF REV. DR.. osGo0D.
New YORK, April 14.-Rev. Or. osgo "a
d,ed this morning Of congestion OF The
lunes.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, April IA, 1880.
sALEs.-2oO United States 4 per cent? sold at
lO7A; 10 shares OF c., c. and A. Railroad stock
sold at As; 8 shares Of Richmond AND Danville
Railroad stock-three ssles-sold a. IS; and 5000
Piedmont Railroad b. nds tSf) sold as Ill.
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FIeuE.

.,ne. Aas4.50: supernne. -. 25G4o,s0i Extra
IA bOsste.7o; coEnnaoa family. ~ fancy orsnss'
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TSUKNlTUREI FURNITUREl-IN

JIG Offer Tor Sc 4 2 % suits OF Chs mbei Furu.
ture, in price from S23 10 42O'', from the best
msDufac cries Ess' aud West, also OF my OVID :. a
cssr,en rurni mr. ana every article ~ tht FurDi.
tnrs i,n- All. Csbines. Msksrs' supple. OF every
ds.sufp,iop. win duplicate baltimore prices. Isr'
,61re ma = srerooms 1898 Nain ,'rssi, neat ~
<s.s, street. Workshops: 10, IL, .ndTo norm w
tee N frret. WIhbiA4 1nss""~
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Old Dominion steamship Coz. 100 ~ 80
NOTE. The advance In Richmond ana Dan'iie
Railroad stock Is attributable TO the inmorea COM
blna lou With the Atlanta and Charlotte aou 'he
rnrchnse Of The Greenvile and Colnmola.
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MisaOurf.

,,o,r,,r, rrpu. AND PoNOL0GICAL EXPOSE
TON OF TUE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Sr. LOUIS, April 14.-several members OF
the state Horticultural Societies OF Illinois,
Missouri, Arkansas. and Texas met here To-
day and nearly completed arrangements for
,hs hortIcnltnral and genealogical exposi.
. ,Iv ~ the Mississippi Valley TO be held
here an the 7lb, stb, and 9th Of September
next.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
JOnN LATOUCIIE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
No. 4 NORTH TENTH srREgzr
has now In stock q well-selected as ortment of
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
Ipurpose TO make up these goods In the
BEST STYLE OF CUT, TRIMMINGS, AND
WORKMANSHIP,
and at a small Uniform profit, hoping 10 be remuHe~
rated by a Increase In business.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed II Zo-eoa
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nICVMOND GALV ANiZkD-tROH
X WORKS.
WARNER MOORE. PROPRIETOR.
xASurAcrrRER on
c.IyASIZED-iRoN CORNiGks WINDOW
CAPS AND sILLs. Do8Mg. WINDOWS
BALLUsrRADEs. AANsAkD
ROOFS, &C, &C.
Works TOO Main stree, Rieem'ad, v.
Ihsve engaged Mr.. Tbno Hxisssox ~ ,.sssir".
,',srs,,eu, OF the rrm OF Asa ssvo*r . w. -
Sb,eh wssa rasmoer up 20 1877
ks'tma's 'u'"''" WARNER MOORE.
NIB 4. sod2m formerly VI A'a 7"s"'
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u. r.r,nouake I'm San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 14-At D minutes
INST O'Clock to-day there was experienced
the heaviest shock Of earthquake felt here
for years. The motion was vertical. NO
damage Is recorded, although buildings
rocked so that the motion was plainly visl,
bic. The Nevada block apparently swayed
a foot out Of perpendicular.
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DENTISTS.

~ w JONES, DENTIST, Office
VI. No. s07 FRANKLIN STREET. be-SxfHu
w.en Eighth aud Ninh streets, hayins every con-
yeneuce and appliance for comfort OF his patients,
with fMesiv.dse years experience ana PRICES RK-
DUCRD Is prepared TO p@rform gen ~ ami care
fully all operations for such as loay desire MS pro-
fpasIOOsi services. no lf.om
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Tue Irish members, who are pledged to fol
low Mr.. Charles 8. Parnelps active policy.
number thrty.six.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
WINTHROP.


Jan. cph, 1oOo'
Rev. S. P. Smiths lecture to young people
Sunday evening was well attended. The sub
iect of his next will be Tobacco"
Mr.. W. J. Robinson, of Hartford, will ad-
dress the Reform Club at their meeting next
Sunday afternoon.
Some of the newly imported French Cana
dams have not got very vel / acquainted with
city life. One of them went to the pest-office
this morning and after mailing letter wanted
to buy pound of sugar.
The officers of Temple Lodge f. & A. M.
will be publicly installed at their Lodge room
next Monday evening,
The ladies of the Congregational Society
sent quite large amount of clothing which
they had prepared, to the Freedmen in Kan
sas last week.
winthrop Grange No. 209, P. of H., elected
the following officers for the year 1880, Tues
day evening:
Master-Geo A. Pike.
Overseer-Geo. H. Folsom.
LECTURER. Henry Moore.
Steward-Geo. H. Perley.
Assistant Steward-A. G. Chandler
Chaplain-A. D. King.
Treasurer-S. B. Cook.
Secretary-L. X Litchfield.
Gatekeeper- A. Perry
Ceres-Annie NJ. Robbins.
Flora-Flora e. Wheeler.
Pomona-Emma j. Page.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs. Lydia M.
Cook.
1t was almost battle. 1t occurred in one of
our shoe stores a few evenings since, and the
actors were a we'll known and respected COM
mercial traveller and leading Democrat OF
Winthrop A few "horny handed sons of the
soil'' and some not SO horny handed, including
the aforesaid Democrat, were discussing the
quorum question, and the commercial gentle
man had the audacity ~ to remark that there
were different opinions as to what number con-
stituted quorum This enraged the Demo
crat, and with an imperious tone and gesture
he commanded him to "shut up" The pro-
prietor of the store demonstrated with the an
cry man and the COL mercial gentleman was
invited into the street to flight it out" But
after cycling the majestic form, towering, with
rage" before him moment, he concluded that
in this case discretion was the better part OF
valor" and turned to his samples, thereby pre-
venting another bloody battle from adjoining
the pages of history.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
LEWISTON AND AUBURN.
THURSDAY, Jan. S.


A two horse team ran away yesterday
afternoon in the Grand Trunk yard. The
horses took a course up the railroad track,
dashing upon the bridge, where they found
rather dangerous footing, The team was
extricated from its difficulty after time,
aud the damages were found to be not
great.
Pedestrians desiring to enter in the COM
ing race can sign articles at the Marston
House.
The grocery business in Auburn has been
increased by the advent of two new firms
The net profit of the county Jail work
shop for the year has been 1854, and the
average number of prisoners employed
daily has been eighteen. One hundred
and sixty prisoners have been admitted the
past year; average number Of occupants
forty.
Music Hall was about half filed tonight
by an appreciative assembly upon the oc-
casion of Mr.. Billiards. first concert. The
programme was first class in every respect,
and seldom is there given local entertain
ment of such merit.