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THE NATIONALS.

Conference of the Leaders at Washing
ton-Preparations for the Presidential
Campaign Praying Dissasteful = All
Sorts of Topics Discussed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The National Greeu-
back labor party conference met to-day.
About 125 delegates from different states were
in attendance, and with the exception OF thlr-
teen Greenback congressman are mostly rep
resentatives of state and local Greenback asso-
Citations. The conference was called to order
by +. Devices chairman Of the National Com
mittee of the Greenback Labor party.
j. M. Sanderson, Greenback mayor of Lynn,
Mass, was elected temporary chairman, and a
permanent organization was effected by the
election of Hon. r. III. Murch Greenback
Congressman from Maine, permanent chair
man.
Mr.. Murch called on Rev. De La Matyr to
offer prayer misses and cries 1--WE came here
for business every mon to his own trade. y
A motion was made that prayer be dispensed
with. The motion was lost. De La Matyr
then offered prayer.
A committee was appointed to report upon
the time and place OF the nationol convention
and the basis of representation.
At the evening session resolutions were in
troduced and read in great numbers and had
reference to all sorts of subjects Every side
of the Greenback position wrs defended, every
proposition to initiation of the currency endors-
ed and every hard money statute condemned.
Many subjects, including capital and labor,
Socialism, Mormonism, eight hour law and
railroad and other corporate monopolies were
also presented The resolutions were all re-
ferred to committee.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

Senate.
Especial to the Press.
AUGUSTA, Jan. S.-The Senate was called to
order at 1920 and prayer offered by the chap
lain. After reading the journal Mr.. Hobson
of Lincoln introduced an order that joint
committee be appointed by the chair to inves-
tigate charges of bribery and intimidation
which are alleged to have been attempted
against members of the present legislature
and that they have power to send for persons
and papers and report as soon as may be He
remarked in presenting his order that the
honor and integrity of this legislature had
been attacked and he wished for full and
fair investigation, Mr.. Patten of Penobscot
endorsed the order.
Mr.. Locke of Cumberland endorsed the
spirit of the order; he believed that if any per-
son had been approached for any purpose Of
bribery and intimidation the criminal should
be punished. But he believed the Senate had
no power to take action in the matter unless
some Senator had been approached; it had no
right to undertake to investigate charges of
bribery of members of the House. The House
has that power alone. He asked the Senator
if he knew on his honor as Senator II any OF
the branch had been thus approached; If SO he
favored passage of the order; otherwise not
The Senator replied he did not certainly
know that was the fact in regard to any
Senator, but reports of fraud and intimidation
had been circulated broadcast, and he thought
it the duty of the Senate to investigate them
at once.
Mr. Dingley of Auburn opposed the order.
Mr. Patten of Penobscot favored it and stated
that he was sorry to see the order
opposed and that it was apparent some
one was afraid his toes might be stepped
upon.
Mr.. Locke asked the Senator from Penobscot
if he wished to insinuate that he was fearful
that his Uocke's) toes might be trodden up
on, which was answered in the affirmative,
and the Senator from Cumberland then de-
livered a most scathing rebuke to the gentle
men, characterizing his action as most dis
honorable and unworthy the high office which
he now holds. subsequently the answer made
by the gentleman from Penobscot was modi-
fed by him.
Mr. Strickland of Aroostook favored the
order; Mr.. Berry of Kennebec opposed it; Mr..
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
MINOR TEI,EGRAMS.

A white woman named Emma Foster was
raped by four negroes near Thorold, Ont,
Wednesday night. They have been arrested
and confessed
Gov Perkins of California was inaugurated
yesterday.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland was re-
ceived in logged silence at killarny.
kilograms from the Caucasus report extern
sive fires at Tifis and Kutais.
Putonis, ex-President Of Transvaal, has been
arrested for high treason.
Felix Munshon has been found guilty at
Frederick, Md, Of the murder of his cousin.
The Maryland Democrats have renominated
A. P. Swan, for U. S. Senator
Deadwood had very narrow escape from
a second destruction by fire yesterday.
Fighting has occurred near Gusinje between
the Albanians and Montenegrins. The latter
were victorious
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
xLvIth CONGRESSES Session
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
Several witnesses were brought before the
bar of the Senate for contempt in not obeying
the summons to appear before the ingalls, in
vestigating committee.
A petition from Gen. Banks for the with
drawal of the legal tender quality of treasury
uotes was presented.
After considerable debate the three witness
es at the bar were discharged.
Bill to prevent cruelty to animals in trans
portation was postponed until tomorrow.
After an executive session the Senate adj
iourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE.
Resolution was adopted looking into causes
of the deficiency in the postal star service for
1879 and $780,
House went into committee of the whole on
the recent revision of the rules.
Communication from Hon H0ratio Seymour
asking for monument to Gen. Herkimer was
referred.
Bill to apply the proceeds of the public lands
to the education of the people, was referred to
committee of the whole.
Senate bill providing for the publication of
supplement to the Revised Statutes, was
passed.
Mr. Reagan, chairman of the committee on
commerce. attacked the new rule that proposes
to deprive that committee of duty of preparing
the river and harbor appropriation bill and to
assign it to the committee on appropriations.
Debate was enlivened by slight tiff between
sO'Neill (Rep) Randall Oem.) both of Penn
sylvania.
Committee rose without action however and
after several executive communications, reso-
buttons, etc., had been referred the House ad-
iourned
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
LABOR TROUBLES.
End of a Strike in Pennsylvania.

End of Strike in Pennsylvania.
READING, Pa. Jan. S.-The employees in the
hat factory of Mohn Bros, resumed work this
morning, the firm granting the advance asked
for by the men and for which they have been
on a strike. 1t is expected the remainder of
the hat factories here will resume shortly.
Strike OF the New Jersey Miners.
MoRRILTowN, Jan. s. The miners in four
mines near Dover, Morris county, struck for
an advance of from S1.25 to $3.50 per day. The
strike began in the Boxer mine and it is
thought it will be general at the mines. Orders
for ore are largely in excess of the amount
mined and it is expected the men will get the
advance. No violence is apprehended.
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MINOR TET,EGRAMS

The statement that break in the wheat
market had been made at Chicago is prema-
ture.
Milton White is in jail in Mackville, KY,
for shooting boy named Phillip White Con
siderable excitement exists and threats OF
lynching are made.
Subscriptions to the memorial to the late
Prince Napoleon amount to 100000 francs.
The committee propose to erect a chapel be-
tween the Arc de Triumphe and the Hotel DIES
Invalides.
1t is reported that Rev. DIR. Bushnell died at
Sierra Leone few days after his arrival
there.
Gov. Long of Massachusetts was inaugurated
yesterday with the usual ceremonies and after
wards delivered his address.
The charge of criminal libel against Richard
Smith of the Cincinnati Gazette has been dis
missed.
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Pork and Lard.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-The Price Currents
January report on pork packing in the West
shows returns from all points and estimates fol
the remainder of the year. The report indi-
Gates an increase of 100000 hogs in the pack
ing at interior points, and decrease of 700, 0OC
at the six large cities, making total of about
6,9SO,O00 to March 1,against 7 900 last year.
Total packing to date at all points 1850, 200,
against 4,S60,000 last year. The average
weight to date is about 8 Is pounds lighter
than year ago, and the yield of lard 4 to
pounds lighter per hog. The future of the
season is expected to depend largely on the
weather, which of late has been unfavorable
for slaughtering, there being considered an
ample supply Of hogs to reach the estimates
given, and probably to exceed them.
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Railroad Accident.

MANCHESTER, Jan. S.-The parallel rod of
the engine ON the paymaster's train broke this
morning between the city of Lawrence and
this town, punching hole through the boiler
and badly scalding Charles E. Jones, engineer,
and Charles Webster fireman; both of Con-
cord. The engines cab was badly damaged in
consequence and the passenger train delayed
three hours
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
EUROPE.
The Relief of Ireland.

DUBLIN, July S.-The relief fund of the
Duchess Of Marlborough now amounts to 914,-
435. The government has made an important
change in respect to the condition of Ireland.
They have resolved to grant loans for the
construction of drainage works in the distress
ed districts. These loans are to be repayable
in So years or perhaps longer. The number of
years before repayment shall begin is to be ex-
tended and the government is to bear the
preliminary expenses of such works them
selves. If these measures be found Inadequate
the government will apply to Parliament to
sanction the appropriation OF e2, 100000 out Of
the church surplus for the prosecution of relief
works. There are some further reports OF dis
turbances by riotous assemblages in resistance
to processes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. 8-Evening.-F
17,001 bbls rather more steady and prices without
decided change; sales 1880 bbls; No at 10
"a rs; Superfine Western and State at 5 25d
5 So: extra Western and State at 1906 70; good
to choice do at 309S so; White Wheat western
extra at 50G7 90; fancy do at l0oS 90; ex-
ira Ohio at 6 1907 rs; extra st. LOUIS at g LOG
s so; patent Minnesota extra at ZOOS %; choice
to double extra at 10a9 90, including 800 bbls
Citv Mills extra 6 5Od6 rs for w. LIT 90 for S. A..
270O bbls No at 1894 70; 1900 bbls Superfne
at 25G5 65; 900 bbls low extra at 1906 90; 81
bbls Minnesota extra at S0G9 co. market closing
steady. Southern flour is quiet and unchanged sales
100 bbls: Rye flour duh. Wheaf-eXports IQ6,-
532 centals; receipts AS, 900 centas; 1d3c better
shippers holders off and business mainly specula-
tive; closed irregular and unsettled; sales ,452
900, including 40, 600 on spot: No Spring 36;
No s do at 1 So: No 2 do at l 46; ungraded Winter
Red 4401 5219; No 2 do at 54gl 50; Mixed
Winter / 1914; ungraded White at 4Sb29l 90
L 5CG1 So; No Red for January, 104,o 600 at l OF
al 551a. Rye dull and heavy; State at 3D. Germ
exports 52,8S7 centals receipts 10 l6S; without
decided change, closing firm; sales BE, 600 includ
ing 1853, eco on the spot; ungraded az 56gg59z2c;
No 3 do at 1854 0I561ac steamer at 5SSG5814; No
at 590591ac No 2 White at 651ac; steamer do so;
southern Yellow at 59la@62c; do White at 65e;
steamer for January 5814c; No 2 for January 59c;
February 59c; March 594sc; May 5oSg5914c. oats
active; sales 1876 900; ACC for rejected; 49c for
No 8; 4S1a 649c for do White; ASA case for No 2:
491495oc do White; 5012c for NO Nhite IN
Mixed State 49050c; White State at 5O052c, in
Guiding 5000 No 2 for Feb at 49$4 @5Oc. Su-
gar firm and quiet 1000 hhds Of low grade Cuba
Muscovado IA 254 hhds Molasses Sugar z Ills;
2OO0 bags Rio Janeiro at rs; fair to good refining
quoted 11-16@8 refined frmer; standard 912
d95sc; granulated at 9s4 G9zsc; powered at LOG
1O7sc: crushed 1915. DEoiEsses unchanged. Pc
troierl,a nominal; united at 1212 crude in bbls
at 71s6191sc; refined at 81s. EaIioyv steady GA :.
Pork higher and very quiet; $50 bbs mess on spot
at D t;quoted IL 750l3 20. Cat Meafs quiet; mid
dies firm; long clear IA short clear at 75s. lard
higher and more active; 2250 prime steam on the
ot7 (21h. $50 Off Grade z SU1H7 b2iyo !.
1900 for January 971a@6 021a new; $500 old
for February 7 So new O5@S 1919: 1000 ties for
March new at 8 1903 20; $3.50 city steam at 50;
$500 refined p t; quoted 45 continent. ksntter is
firm and unchanged. Cheese quiet and firm; State
at 10G131ac; Western 109l314c.
Freights to Liverpool stronger;Cotton p steam at
SIG; Wheat f.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Cotton quiet and easy;
hIid(tiing uplands 12Ac.
MEMPHIS, Jan S.-Cotton easy; Middling uplands
12Ac.
1214c.
OF 10
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The Indians.

Haskell turned over the renegade Indians who
surrendered at Bucker, to acting agent Major
Chaffee of San Carlos, who will place strong
guard over them An important military
move is now on foot to capture or to crush Vic
toria and his band of warriors, about So in
number. They are now in old Mexico.
General Trevino, with Mexican troops, has
marched against them with a view of forcing
them to flee to New Mexico. Arizona troops
will leave at once for the line in New Mexico
to intercept Victoria.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NETT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFF ICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
January 9, A. M.
For New England.
Stationary, followed by falling barometer,
eastery winds, stationary or higher tempera-
ture, clear, followed in southern portions by
threatening weather and possibly snow.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
NITRO-GLYCERINE EXPO
SION.
Two Mon Fatally Injured

WHITEHALL, Jan. S.-The glycerine build
ing belonging to the Latin & Rand Powder
Co. blew up this morning. Two men were
blown through the roof which was blown off
and one side of the building demolished. The
injured men are still alive, though thought to
be dying Both were blown 40 feet into the
air. This is the third explosion within three
years on the same spot.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
MAINE.
Sudden Death.

RoCKLAND, Jan. S.-Henry Corson, q man
about 10, a government pensoner, without a
family and addicted to drinking habits, enter
ed a house on the Point this afternoon, com
planning of feeling unwell and died in a few
minutes. A coroner was summoned but found
no cause for suspicion of foul play and did not
hold an INQUEST.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
MARRIAGES.

In So Waterford, Dec. 25, Jas. w. Stuart of Har-
rison and Miss Claribel l.. Horr of Waterford.
In Buckfeld, Dec. rs, Preston S. Laughton, Esq,
of Lewiston and Miss Lora l.. Gerrish OF Buck
field.
Ella S. EnmoIs.
In Winthrop, Dec. 81, Zelton House of Monmouth
and Miss Ora l.. 'rosby of Winthrop
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
California Mining Stocks.
c,,;caro Five Stock Market.

CH1oAGo, Jan. s.-Hogs-Receipts 10000 head
shipments $500 head; nearly all packers buying
heavy hogs fully 10c higher, closing strong; mixed
packing at as; light 35a4 3d. choice heavy at
50G4 rs; yards well cleared.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 220O head;
better feeling and shipping Zoe higher at . 65g
5 %.
Sheep-receipts 1000; shipments $40; market is
active at 70@5 so.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
Contested Rejection Cases.

Two subcommittee of the House commit
tees on elections have under consideration the
two contested cases of Curtin VS.. Yocum and
Donnelly VS.. Washburne. Hearing. in the
first was began last evening and will be con-
tinued this evening Hon. Geo. w. Julian
began argument in behalf of Donnelly this
morning and will conclude this evening. He
contended that bribery was used by Wash
burne's friends and agents, and that money
was openly paid for votes which under the
law and well established precedents should
violate his election.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Dariy Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. Jan. 8.
Sugar is firmer and 1sc higher to-day; we quote
granulated at 1O1sc and Extra at 9$sc. Flour is
quiet with moderate demand.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &c.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09

NOTICE-"Congress' is one of the Oldest and
largest selling baking powders in the United States
1t makes light dorghnuts, dumplings, biscuits, cake.
&C.. &C. CONGRESS Yeast Powder and Slades
English Mustard received the award at Mechanics
Fair, 1878. Always reliable, and the ladies' fay
orite
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
WASHINGTON.
The West Point Academy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The Senate commit
tee on appropriations to-day agreed to report
the military academy bill back to the Senate
with amendments, increasing the amount
voted by the House for the erection of a new
hospital.
The Pay of u. S. Marshals.
The House committee on appropriations re-
ferred the subject of the pay of United States
marshals to q subcommittee with instructions
to prepare bill Army and Indian appro-
priation bills were also referred to the same
subcommittee,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
New Work ssocIs and " onev Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 8-Evening.- very, easy,
loanng down from 6 to per cent. on call, closing
at per cent; prime mercantile paper at 5@6 per
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet and nominally un-
changed, but tirmer at 4S11464S11a for long and
48312@483s4 for short. Governments active and
strong; advanced "a for SIS, 5s and IS. Railroad
bonds strong and higher.
me Following are to-day's closing quotations of
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
Foreign ExDersa,
g.c.,u,s of Maine Ceurnr.

HAVANA. Bark Fanny Lewis-1S5 bdls hoops,
1000 box shocks, 1887 shocks and heads, boxes
preserved fruits.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
DniIy Domestic Receipts.

POKTIAND Jan. Z.
For Portland, 1 0 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, Ga miscellaneous mer-
chandise,
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
Euronen.s Markets

LONDON, Jan. S-12.3O P. M.--Consols at 81 IL
16 for money and account.
LONDON, Jan. S-12.3O P. M.-American secu-
rities-United States bonds, at 5s, 1O65s 41as'
1101a; As, 1864.
LIVERPOOL, JAM S-12.30 P. M.-Cotton maj ket
-diddling uplands at Lied; Orleans at 3-16d.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S-12.3o P. M.-Flour at LOG
II l. California average 10 S,a11 7; club do IL b
gil 10; CornE at Z; Peas at z Provisions &c.,
Pork so; Beef at 80; Bacon at 36a37; Cheese at
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
DEATHS.

In Saccarappa Jan 7. VIM. NJ. Quinby, aged 55
years months days.
Funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock,
at the residence of his brother, Dan' T. Quinby.
In Bath Jan. 5, Jennie p, daughter of Alden S.
and Kate w. Perkins, aged years.
In Mercer, Dec. 18, Mr. Daniel Gage, aged ~ yrs.
In ReadheId, Dec. 20, Mrs. Minnie G. Whittier,
aged % years.
2 months.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
Boston Stock Market.

By water conveyance-1Ooo bush Cornmeal to G.
W. True & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS


THURSDAY, January s.
Arrived.
Steamship Chesapeake, Williams, New Pork-mdse
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, Boston for PASSPORT and
st John, NIB.
Cuba. To j S Winsow & Co..
Sch Arrival, Farnum, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Barque Fannie Lewis (Br Howe Havana-A L
Sch Buena VISTA Thurrill. wiscasset- master.
Sch S j Lindsey, Kennedy. Rockland-Nathl
Blake.
FAST SAnING-Barque Charles R Lewis, of Port
land Capt Chase, from New York, arrived at Mel
bourne Nov 27, making passage in 81 days.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
ROCKLAND, Jan 2-Ar schs Maria Theresa, KEEL
loch, and Sophia Wiley, Ham, Portland
Jan AR sch VIM McLoon Thorndke, Portland
Jan 5-Ar, schs Aleghania, Cookson, and Carrie L
Hix, Xix, Portland.
EAsTPoRT, Jan 6-Cld sch Abby Weld, Gardner
Portland.
MACHIAs, Jan 7-Cld, sch Jerusha Baker, Chase,
Portland.
CUTLER, Jan TAR, sch Ocean Romp French,
Portland.
wINTERPoRT, Jan Ar. sch Sympathy, fainter,
Portland.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
AR at llatanzas 9Th inst, brig H P Dewey, Loring,
Portland.
Sid FIN Navassa Dec 80, sch John Douglass, Park
er, Wilmington NC.
In port Dec 80 barque Hattie Dixon, Yates, for
Baltimore.
Ar in the Tyne 9Th inst, barque Lorinda Borsten
Borstell, Portland.
Sid I'm Antwerp 9TH inst, barQues Norwegian, Lin
coin, United States Rome. Paterson, Charleston.
Cid at London 9th inst, ship Golden Rule, Lewis
New York.
Ar at Hong Kong Nov II, barque Hiram Emery,
Wyman, Newcastle. NSW.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following dispatch has been received at the
Office of the Lighthouse Inspector at Portland
No sound from Whistling Buoy at Moose Peak.
Whistle gone"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALvESToN-Ar 9TH, sch Washington, Jordan,
New York.
Sid 7th brig Castalia, Timer, New York.
PORT EADS. LA-Ar 9th, ship Marcia Green
leaf Bunker, Bordeaux.
MoBILE-Cid It'll, sch W G Moseley, Bellaty, for
Cape Haytien.
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loAIes OF inc brOKeT's BOAru, Jun. o.
First Call.
8 Boston g. Maine Railroad ................119h
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FINANCIAL.
ST. LOUIS, HANNIBAL & KEOKUK R. R. CO.
First Mortgage 2 per cent. Bonds

DUE 1917.
Issued at S12 900 per mile of completed road;
$4,000 cash per mile already paid in on stock sub
scriptions and expended in construction.
Principal and interest payable in New York, eou-
rans april and october.
Co.,. balance of 100000 of these bonds at
and interest reserving the right to advance price
without notice and recommend them as safe invest
ment.
AIHEHgAN 81 BURYELL, Bankers,
de3d1m NO 16 BROAD ST., New York
life Insurance.
MONEY TO LOAN on life and endowment
insurance policies; the same bought unreasonable
rates. Address
nO11sndH 2. o. Box 1919, Portland Me.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


The following dispatch has been received at the
Office of the Lighthouse Inspector at Portland
No sound from Whistlng Buoy at Moose Peak.
Whistle gone"
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09

FAST SAuING-Barque Charles r Lewis, of Port
land Capt Chase, from New York, arrived at Mel
bourne Nov 81, making passage in 81 days.
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09

GALvESTON--Ar 9TH, sch Washington, Jordan,
New York.
Sid It'll, brig Castala, Ulmer New York.
PORT EADS. LA-Ar 9th, ship Marcia Green
leaf. Bunker, Bordeaux
MoBILE-Cld 7th, sch W G Moseley, Bellaty, for
Cane Haytien
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09
Grand Trunk Elevator.

The following is statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator January 8:
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09

Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
T. H. Mansfield g. Co., 81 Exchange street:
The Portland daily press., 1880-01-09

Dec %. off Capes of Florida, barque Lizzie Merry
Merry, from New Orleans for New York; brig
Smith, Trim, from do for Providence
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

:, oITY HoTELmWm Farr. Louisville. *:
child and servant West Felieiana John Jones,
Jr, Atlanta. Ga; W = Flows. Chicago, Ill: g
Wheeter. Milton; J Carmichael. Mrs J n
Carmichael. Mrs b a s.ubbs and fanilyi Miss D
P CArmIobael, Miss r z Carmlchae. Alabama;
L P Peacock. Bnnhower county. Miss Mrs n
Robbins. Mrs MI, hell, Mobile; W Myles. Mis-,
ei.appl: Park Ware. Hazlehurst. Miss: L
HempbtiI. Loyelady; ] NJ Dormap, Arcadia. L.:
b hammond. Lind drove. In: John q Pubes
and wife. Portsmouth O; J G Greer. st Louis:
Il y Madden. Mlasssjppl
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-James Martin.
I.ouisyiIle: Barmonnt and wife. Chicago:
Mrs r Blossom Dir J X Bartlett and wife, Mil
waukee; W D HUMPHREYS and wife. Column
bus, Miss; + Emarson, New York: Q a King
man Chicngo: II Wahen and WIFI. Loulsville:
Or n W Austin and wife, city, Miss r Chand-
ler. Evansville Ind: Chas Wo frow. London:
james Moore. Nashville: f r Pierce. MIL
waukee: John Fletcher and wife Gainsyllle.
Chattanooga; WB Msndenha,. Philaeelphia;
Houston: J Bew, Quebec. Canada: N Berry
man, MINI; v + Huston. Ron'herland Falls. ":
J O Johnson. Memphis G V Hayden, Antwerp:
Robert Pugh Assumption; John E, ssWanson;
d Mckee. John A Ste enson. Louisiana.