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Hiohwcv Robbery.

Isaac Croker Of Albany started from his
house Thursday afternoon, 2Sth ult, to go to
Mechanic Falls to make payment of money.
Early in the evening he met two men who
seized and took him from his wagon, ro bbed
him of a watch,a revolver ,and $160 in money,
The place was in Norway, bnt few miles
from where Mr.. French was robbed few
weeks ago.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
The Portland Republican Red Cross
Club

The members of this club will give a supper
next Friday evening at their rooms in honor
of the victory of their party. This club was
organized by young Republican from Ohio,
and its object was to remain a secret until last
Tuesday when ten young men, not voters,
worked vigorously for Garfield and Arthur.
The club cast but one vote, but they brought
to the polls quite number. They will con-
tinue this club until 1884 when they will cast
ten votes and get many more to do likewise.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

The jury on the inquest on the death of Mr..
N. D. Spear of Lebanon, N. H., by being run
over by the Deering horse cars, yesterday, re-.
ported In accordance with said fact and that
no blame attaches to the employees of the rail-
road, the cause of his death being through de-
fective eyesight of the deceased.
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KniQhtVilla

Rev. j. Benson Hamilton, OF Lewiston, will
deliver the fourth lecture in the course this
evening at 745 o'clock. Subject, every day
heroism.'
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Parker JACQUES,
will preach next Sunday evening. at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
Enterprisinp and PATRIOTIC

The schooner Brunette, of Belfast, has
made four trips between Belfast and Boston
within twenty-four days. Captain Babbidge
worked until u o'clock Monday night to get
his schooner loaded so as to be able to get to
Cape Elizabeth, where he lived, to vote the
Republican ticket on Tuesday
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THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 4.
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
GERMAN Canaries and large assortment of
Cages at w. 9. SAWYER & Co.,
nov4d2t % Market street.


Smith g. Lightner, of Chicago, ILL.,,
buy and sell grain and provisions for future
delivery on commission. Margin required
five cents per bushel on wheat, three cents on
corn and oats References-the banks and
prominent business houses of Chicago. Their
book of statistical and other information
mailed upon application.
oc IA 1aw4w, Th.
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The following officers were elected: /:

Vice President-Mrs. L. L. Billings.
Secretary Leafy Chandler.
Treasurer-Mrs. Charles Plummer.
Trustees-Mrs. G.. Woodman, Mrs. r. L.
Barbour, Mrs. Bates. Mrs. George Gray, Mrs.
G. W. Tobey, Mrs. H. Taylor, MIS-. FL. T,
Perry, Miss FL. Dain.
Purchasing Committee-Mrs. Charles Plum
mer, Mrs. j. 81. Kendall.
Superi intendent-Mrs c. Chesley.
Collectors-Mr5. G. III. Plummer, Mrs. H.
u. Perry.
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DEATHS

In this city, Nov 8, Arvilla j., wife of j. b.
Thorndike.
Funeral on Frida; yafternoon, at o'clock,
at house No. II Salem st. Burial at convenience
of the family.
In Norway Oct. 26, Osgood D. Hill. aged 2s years
8 months.
New gloucester, Oct. %, Dea. Lemue1 r. Fogg,
aged "a years 3 months. lsf
In St George, Oct. IT, Mr.. Lewis Lowell, aged 80
years months.
In Dover, N H.. Nov. 2, Miss NJ. E. Leavitt, aged
6S wears
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1. O. q. T,
l. -. u. L.
The following officers of Forest City Lodge.

The following officers of Forest City Lodge,
No. 2OS, were installed last evening fer the en-
suing year:
W. G. T.-Edward Nixon.
W. v. T.-Mary Youngray
W. S.-Thos. Millett
W. f. S.-Mrs S. r. Wilbur.
W. T.-Geo III. Lefavor.
W. 1. GA. r. Pitman.
w. o. G.-Geo. w. Westman.
W. H. r. S.-Mrs. M. N. Bruce.
w. L. III. S.-Miss G. A. johnson.
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International Steam Ship Company.
On and after Monday next, Nov. Sth there
will be change in the running of steamers to
two trips per week leaving for Eastport and
ST. John Mondays and thursdays at 6 p. m.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

The name and fame OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup are known throughout the land and ev.
erywhere it is relied upon as the specific for
coughs and colds.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold 1t has always been made pure an
healthy, and is to-day without rival
mY-Siades English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
Samaritan Association.

The annual meeting of the Samaritan Asso
citation was held yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. DIR. Ludwig on High streets.
The Rev. VIM. e. Gibbs, conducted the relig-
Ious exercises. The treasurer, Mrs. Charles
M. Plummer, reported as follows:
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NOW FOR A JOLLIFICATION.

There will be meeting of all citizens in
terested in proper celebration of the grand
tiers, Lancaster Hall, this, Thursday, evening
at 7.3O, for the purpose of arranging for the
of out-of-town companies and have first
class jubilee.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. Nov 2.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, vie
EaStport for Boston.
Barque Lepreaux (Br) Brown, Cow Bay-11OO
tons coal, to Railway Co. Vessel to Ryan g.
Kelsey.
coal to Randall & McAllister.
Sch Viola May, Owen, Amboy-caal to Kerosene
Oil Co.
Sch Carrie Hix, New York-coal to Randall &
McAllisiter.
Sch Caroline Knight, Dyer, New York.
Sch Minnie Taylor, Taylor, New York--coal to
Maine Cent RR.
Sch Odell, Winslow New York.
Sch Telegraph, Thorndike, Clinton Point.
Sch Gomecock, Robinson, Boston.
Cleared.
Brig Laura, (Br) Mcdonald, Turks Island (and
back)-Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Addie Jordan, Leavtt, New York - D w
Clark & Co.
Sch Maud Briggs, Barbour Bangor to load for
New York-Ryan q Kelsey.
Sch Merrill Hart, Watts, Bangor to load for
New York-Ryan g. Kelsey.
Sch Harriet, Weymouth. Bangor Kensell & Ia
bor
Sch Railroad, Webster, Castine-Kensell & Tabor.
SAILED-Barque Daring; schs Clara Leavitt,
Sarah g. Ellen and so coasters.
FR0A DUB CORRESPONDENT.
WISCASSET. Oct 21-Sld, schs H Tilton, for
Savannah; Henry Wilmington, for Norfolk; M
Brookings, Dunton, New York; Boxer, Lewis, for
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MAR RIAGES.

In This city, Nov. 2, by Rev. Herbert W. Lathe,
John Il. Lincoln and Miss Julia d. Robbins, all OF
Portland.
In Yarmouth, Nov. 2, by Rev. Geo. g. Hamilton,
Orin B. Young and Miss Nettie r. johnson. both OF
North Yarmouth.
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SPOK EN-,

Oct 10, in Straits of Sunda, barque Robt Porter,
Nichols from New York for Samarang.
Oct 27, off Barnegat. sch Daylight from Hayti fol-
New York, (was supplied with provisions0
Oct 80, lat 40, Ion II 10, ship Titan, from Manila
for Boston.
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1aw4w, Th.
Eat Candy

If you will, but be sure to use SOZODONT
right away, in order to carry off its injurious
effects npon the teeth. All candy eaters should
carry SOZODONT with them, if they wish to
keep their teeth sound. nov4ThST&w
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

Ar at Havre Oct 81, ship Henry S Sanford, Sleep
er, New York.
Sid FIN Montevideo Oct 26. barQue Boylston, Small
for New York.
Sid fm Barbados Oct 7th, brig Jennie Norton
Granger, Trinidad.
Ar at Inagua Oct Is, sch Carrie BOnnell, Harris,
Portland (and sailed for Baracoa.)
Ar at Bermuda Oct 25. sch w Plummer, Plum
mer. st John, NIB. for Rio Janeiro (see Menu; 9th
barque Norton Stover, Portland.
Cid at Windsor. Ms, 29th, sch Emma Crosby,
Crosby, New York.
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MEMORANDA.

Sch A Hammond, from Portland for New York,
before reported in colliiion, towed into Chat
ham I'd full of water, having been hauled of Pol
lock Rip.
Sch Viola, of Machas from New York Jor Boston
with COAL in collision with Handk erchief Light
ship on Monday night and sunk in fifteen minutes.
Crew saved
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

Cold
Weather
Approaching.
ALLEN & CO.,
would call the atten-
tiOn Of all in need of
substantial, we'll trim
med, well made and
perfect fitting Gar
ments to their Ele-
CANT Stock of
Ready nadeClothing
All goods sold by us
are manufactured with
special view of our re-
tail trade and i'm each
case guaranteed as
represented. To all
wishing to purchase
garments for immedi-
ate wear, or who de-
sire to give special or
dels in our Custom
department, we ex-
tend an invitation to
inspect our stock.
We possess at pres
ent the finest line of
| FURNISHINGS
ever shown by us.
ALLEN & CO.,
229 Middle
AND
6 Temple Streets.
| oc23 eodtf
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Nov 1-sld, sch Douglas Haynef, Hodgdon, for
Providence
SACO. Oct 3O-Ar, sch VIM Thomas. Wooster
New York
BOOTHBAY, Oct lar. sch ABBY Weld. Gard
ner, Eastport for Portland
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MACHIAS, Oct 3O-Ar, schs lucy Hammond,
Robinson, and Chalcedony, Thompson, Portland
BELFAST, Nov 3-Cld, sch Brunette, Babbidge,
Boston.
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AUCTION SALES.
Assignee's Sale By Auction.

nN THURSDAY, Nov. 4th, at 10 o'clock A. M.
" at f. kenney Place near MorIill's corner,
Riding Wagons, Plows, Cultiyators, Two SleIeLs
Two Pungs, Two Express Wagons, One Yoke OF
Raeh Rae Dne Horse tive rive rigs, ox carr: Wheels and
in Homestead and Slaughter House.
WIN. PAYS0N, Assignee
II: d. BAILEY & Co, Auctioneer-.
nov3 dtd
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Calcutta Sept 49, ship Rembrandt, Paine, for
Falmouth barque Chalmette, Chadbourune, for
Salem
At Iloilo Sept T. ships Chas Dennis, Carney, and
Hope, Curtis. for New York.
Passed Anjier Sept IL, barque Abel Abbott, Chase,
Hong Kong for New York.
Ar at Vladivostock Oct %, barque c o Whitmore,
Shillabar, San Francisco.
Passed Castle Island Oct 30. sch Stephen g Pink
ham, Sherman, from PHILADELPHIA for New York.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Sept goth, barque Carrie E
Long, Park Portland; 21st, ship Martha Bowker,
Bowker, do.
At Hamilton. Bermuda) Oct %. barque Norton
Slower, Farr, from Portland, ar 27th disg sch Wy
oming Foss, from Wilmington, NC, disg.
Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 3Oth, sch Jonn H Ken
nedy Georgetown PEI for New York.
Ar at Annapolis Ms. 2Sth. sch Addie Sawyer,
Coook, Boston.
Ar at st John, NIB, 1st inst, sch Victor, Perry,
Machias.
Sid 1st, ship Louis Walsh. White, Liverpool; sch
Silver Wave, Capes, Rockland.
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FROM MER1HANTs' EXCHANGE

Sid I'm Cardiff 1st inst, ship Yorktown, Murphy,
Acapulco.
Sid I'm Havre I'd inst, ship Anna Camp, Gardiner.
United States.
Ar at Dunkirk I'd inst, brig Nellie Crosby, Rogers,
Philadelphia.
Sid fm Cardiff I'd inst, ship VIM G Davis, Morse,
Bombay.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

M MEMOkANDA.
snip JAS q Pendleton, Nichols, from Probolingo
for Englsh Channel put into Bremen Sept with
pumps damaged.
Barque w A Holcomb, before reported ashore on
Long Beach, LII, has gone to pieces
sen hammond, (of Saco) Simpson, from Port
lana ior New York, with lumber, run into on
Monday night, 1st, by an unknown sehr and sunk
Crew landed at Chatham
Sen Walter l. PluWmer, from st john NIB, for
Rio Janeiro, put into Bermuda 25th with loss of
rudder and part of deckload.
Sen w Smith, of Eastport. broke from her moor
ings at Medway Oct 22d. during a gale and went
ashore and became total wreck.
Inc materials saved from the wreck of schr Geo
w Snow. were sold by auction 28th at Port Clyde
The hull was sold at the same time,-the whole
bringing 1858 Sc. The carge of railroad ties will
be reshipped to Portland.
ABOUT 400 hhds tobacco were saved from the
wreck OF barque Devonshire, at Bordeaux. The
hull and materials have been sold by auction.
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DEpAKTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. g.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia Mangum, New York-ncse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch L M Strout, Fernald. New York-coal to Jos
H Poor & Bro.
Sch Forest Belle, (Br) Granville, Fredericton,
NIB, with shingles and railroad ties.
Sch Fostina, Barter, st George.
Cleared.
Brig Del Gratia (Br) Robinson. Bowling, Scot
O A McFadden.
Sch BENZ F Lee, Marts, Philadelphia-D W Clark
& Co.
Sch Julia S. (Br) Mcintyre, St john NB-mastel. .
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machiasport- -Nath'l
Blake.
Sch Helen NJ, Bray, Cherryfeld- -Nath'l Blake.
Sch Onward Lowell Bangor-S W Thaxter
Sch Pearl, Robinson, Rockland-Kensell & Tabor
Sch Superior Coffin. Wiscasset-Na ath'l Blake.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
FROM MERCHANTS ExCHA
MEMORANDA.

Ar at Port Eads I'd, ship Lydia Skolfeld, Mile
Liverpool, (Aug 23)
Ar at Havre Oct 81, ship Henry S Sanford, Slee
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04
FROM DUB CORRESPONDENT.

WISCASSET. Oct 21-Sld, schs r Tilton, for
Savannah; Henry Wilmington, for Norfolk; M
Brookings, Dunton, New York; Boxer, Lewis, for
Boston.
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SPOKEN,

July 29 in Macassar Straits, barque Priscilla, FIN
noilo for New York.
Sept l5, lat 81 N, Ion 40 W. ship B Fuller, Pea
body from Saguenay for Melbourne.
Sept 25 lat 1873 n, Ion 29 l8, ship Pactolus, from
Philadelphia for San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-04

ONDEn III CAN.
Our stock in these
departments is now
complete in a great va
riety of styles and
qualities.
AS specialties we Of
fer so doz. 3 button
Stitched Black Kid
Gloves, in black and
colors, at 60 cts. per
pair----very desirable
for street wear.
In Underwear, One
lot of Children's Scar
let All Wool Vests and
Pants, very cheap.
In Hosiery, One lot
Childrdn's Heavy All
Wool Hose, all sizes,
at 25 cts. per pair. A
decided bargain.
Examination sOlic-
tied.
| Eastman Bros. & Bancroft,
492 and aga Congress St.
oct3O is diff
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mo was his ,nothora slater, then living In
o4wegn With her two sums, Tic old Indy IL, rcr.
!,hFl. tlcHL. Of my rulfcrinKs ! Wilt not sp!ak
much. Tl!1y nrr. known to flnl Hut In u3.+1 IL
Rptnlk VT it iImsnlE. ile etl tu ,no QUO dry:
"IfHnie. my ct1nflnct Is killing ytHl. fau lt'ut
~ plc. at,A yDur hair IA getting 70 white"
sud- III ynn kHpw your eDnlnet y killing me.
why won't you .n bother p "Wel!." aa!I llc, III
light Wny. "if yon s1!n l'cforo do. ~ SEQ ya
hiri@1." ! never hRl q penny OF his money:
tyh!?n ! l!vHi will him. He wus fed and
elothutl ~ my expense. and lffct ht my
tnsllnrs h1ttac. liz hnd ut TINT tltno nearly
fftNf, counting thom nycr every night. md
inhrntnx. At ono time he wished rnn To write 10
hin ut u place llu inpnlinncd. urd K1ve mo n
etatnp to i1ar tho fr'stnVr, but. ehnnEinR l,fh
tnt hu tatne hume. and 1l1a tlrat im)iitTy WINS
Tor Tho stntn!l. IL, ttnk II nnA niit It 10 tfe
thHknthUnx. Thnt - AlI Tho money 1T his TINT
tvtr hnmttt. Uf wttut xHHl ttI,' Ills fnnt!ty To
hfnf Nhnn Il 1--we bts treasure WHs III Gnrth+ and
6w hhw I,ohr ~. nlitst lto. luH,r i.au! uni RlNl
3niI have had 'lh photograph tAkcn. II links
tlnro, r1tirnl thai, ! wnnl'l haye thtltRht II
W. were InMrrlch. JAM T.. uttEa.
t!'l1otsrtner bus several letters wrlttcn 10 Mr.
ntt's hr .1ane Il. tIcs. and found I'll ',ss Imt,ers
IhH writing was the Btlsie. They nr0 rtInntk-
hhr, ~ shuwfngM epIrts TT law, arnl ,lnyo.kOl,
md I:csy TINT GGrtHIhy Aetnstl 9c,slll,u Thu
writer Of !llesc letters will SIKH Ii, IN Schrneetn
uy. nnt! Will hrpfy fnr letters u! atlnlnstrhtInn
tln ht'r husbands cstntu. Then t1n trouble will
NHln. Sfr. Thnntrstln inttnlAtns ttG.t tfsHru nrn
t'tlncr wlyas prior 10 ,rr. MD that II will e ilnrl
~ prnyH nfr right tn the tlrH'fty. Tho cousins,
loo, Will nMku ffy!,t fur tlIrfr Ah1rc.
, 1880-12-04
THE, PONCAS IN LUCK,

otfeaat AUpatsA 10 ths Ehls1G1 IF1otH%s
oNAHA+ Mob, DOC. N.-The caso OF tho Ponea
trlbo Ut Ins!lans ". liosl Cloud and tho Sioux
Nation Of Indans was dccldel this afternoon by
Judgu l)untly III tho Quilted statcs Circuit Court
in favor OF tho ptlIntir, This WIZ A,t action n
ejeotment brought to determine the titls Of tho
l'onsu tribo vt intlfaHs to tho la,lls ctdcl aud
,rolinQitshod to them by the United Btatts urslor
Tho treaty Of 1895. Judge Dundy ducsdcs tllat
tho PonuN tribo has legal estate, nnd 'suntltlcl
10 possession ot tho rual property described III
their lettion, md that. TIM slnuk M.
tlnil unlawEully. keepa tue poncas out of
asscss Tho ,las.,axos oi p|AtHttE by, rsastn
u lho prsnlst,s ut tho sun Dt u. i !s thort'
et,ver fr,,nl defendant tho toal alprupertS-to-Wt:
al! t4c Islands iy.ng y il,o Nlnlrar.t hysr ~!
river wIthln Vowrshlps3l and ls:nnrth mi! Within
lila lnlnges O. ~, Rlt lQwust of sxth principal
MeridtniI Ut tho Kansas and Nobriss1n suryvy,
aud nlso usaessca tho custy Ut nctl0n.
, 1880-12-04

cr VIVA & n9r r, h,r .,1 H., ts 3 1esd M nrn
70 10, pr1Xr EN- r ryht ;,!, e t1 r!fy Tho coaslns
'oo' Will f'"So Il'tnl 'or ,ne.r snarc.
,,r,-, .,.,-,,.,.-, ,--.,,
T1lE Kl'ENS RISE.
What TIN ,.ft.ct or =, vrc.,,ct Tn. m
,,..l tna aattspnrG ,', hnsee.
hut .s % 'nasie ''sns wa"l W ~lic I~st $" potenty
transforms thu river front OF l'tttsi,l,rg, which
brings Intense energy out Of npat!,y, which,
turns ,ay To n;xl,t MD silence in,f, l,,irl nj
sounds, Is t,c suden advent of u :eou!.boat
stngn Of wafer, /. t., anything over eight feet.
Tllis soccurs wien both rivers, swclIel BY rapid
thaw or continued ralis, send down t!IcIr
H. III; -. 49, ~ .a. ..'.. e''
.no pl'o u. tho san's ''I''e' Apout tno ntont''
slacl;-water - pouIs," '1oat hundreds ot great
clumsy craft that lave the dra,lRht Of Il sl,all
.'s',',' ueum s.e"1el' Leso a1o !aoeh Meep VIII
millions gt bushels q tile wonderful lis,inl"
1oMs G,Ml anu ;nlhtcllleHs enRe 81 western
nr yi ers + frs ffS f"n nas ststH i{tf, ries
n.y., tt1e beautiful MonollEahela Valley,
a!la a. doo inc eHkG III htso l,AFges that !loltl
hstV 81 ~, 't:' n''ssneis each, - tie oo OUTPUT
oveus os 1s t aM Wstd M
d,;'1', f"al and Soo oo uns,,s's nt eokg sse.'
!nloHsn tlo IucKs q tlla NlontnEalieth, dc.
1 tar inf f,r!x Us eonT lp9 te r9prsSe Of
lMnts, VIII! tllclr load q carbon; may l,aye
lain THUS tur !nbltlis, Willie tile prcu Ut tlcir
f"rgos soisrII n ,av aooaea ~ G HG ar f."rKe1s
~, rs M.'S r wy t "c1n 1raty a. @ rv 1etf nw rs
to i!nat OF the!r waiting c:lrgoes.
r!ttsb9rg Is Tho home ut lao towboats Of
rftteEn lhGnlnttrelnlIslDIn ~ EASTERN Eyes,
ior ltley tl9 not "toW,. ett plsl: Their
none!itess 10 ost"cls!!eu " ttlfir pull..lDS
tennelly at pnrlose, wtleti It co,nes to tl,ctr
!eEitillate business ol lliifbuf anu inls-trlr
loWIihS a. ct''isnefsne Iccts Ut cnaI'!!i'e!l
ctAII tHese ilfe !asllea III n sulia i[erl,
llindnlost hull. ~ cost these craft
rallEe from {he ttrfectaf npiolMteMtt T. mon,
stsr repsesei1tlnGE e. fortune of s5o.9oo and
the iowsr " l:loo horses ;owi' T. 70 the ~, hat-
motley fleet is lludlled In IuEt, each bnat
rcAt!y atlt anxious to move these enal craft
over tlie hllntlfeus or tiouSnllus OF miles q
tnrllious eililo or muddy NilsStsslpn; ,lhulr
mtGs .1. nea !'a aid .ns1r no'!ets ars llietl, mi
ilnds 1ittsburg bouts md tilelr crews gal
SAIilzetl into intense actloil.
IT may Dc tllat t!,ts lotlE,expectca rlse Is an
duration ct Isst. THO riyurs u plttssurE
!ay 3 M Ss tlifso isst q wa!sr q! Saturday, siE;
teGll ~ Stalaf. MIL Ao!lhy'A sli'istt wl!I
relttcl "slx feet scaiit" fn the. channel.
l5Gtweu'l thcsc extrenics Is the tide WHICH,
taken ut, tho luu.t, lenAs thu coal ,Euet
to Southern nna Western markets,
nnh brings. !ong-sleferrud cash to, t.!e
sliilIgrs The amount Of systematically Ill:
rG.ctSd energy. bacl:ed by expcrlcnce mn!
ability, necessary to RGt coal shipment ut
Say ,0o bushels ftwHnty-sIx anil hnlf
buslacls to thu toni In tlilrty-six hours, eal
aastge las i9exs 10 0 .o e; s', ais
~ 1,mesj,y t;,H i,mtv - iar,,',s ~ nc 'e n,,t
sfnatirrY, nmi tInts. nnd hnats fhnt
nwnit thctr turn. Crews. n,Ml hnats
ny,t ro,,nu II rr.tltr-
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m usseen. tho Reformed Gafnhlar.

Mess II. Green. .onro tAe ,nost otor,ous NM,
Known ~ ~. eatnO!er III Amurir,t, and afterwards
s1ed M, WI tposcr ol 9amhltrs e7lcha. IL Ilt,w
ltom iS,j II rpS1as'etty-stricken pSa'et In Philadelphia.
efa ohly f.ntota tota he Won money rt4ht a,ll loft.
dsssoaal HID '',M, amatours, but huaytiy frum pro.
S ftuto ! nayers. ms On ono Oceaslun he took $36,:
" tx3 woppsity o. card sharpers III thrcc days,
~; "a sAAAa1 ~ utAlaIhf casus,
, 1880-12-04
BILLIARDS..

PHILADELPHIA, ra., Ded a--Following arc tho
'scores In ~ days Kales Of tho billiard tour1,a
ment for tho Slate champlonship: McIauKhli..
lock, aQ; Hunter. zu. Ecl,ns, ;aQ; Estepao, ~
, 1880-12-04
Nearly $4,000 Found on the
Dead Body Of an
Cutcast.
Several Alleged Widows and swarms
Of Cousins-scraps Of His
History.
4 Venture lit Tho Direction Of A1atrl.
1,lony-Sclling Sermons TO-
Preachers.
All Of His Wealth Tint One Wife Ever
Touohol-Litigation Ahead.

U.s. III .p..c, na ~
r.,Just . ,s " u, r u,,, it!; a,!;a ssr"ay
Cus,rsy. The woman rcrl.ata hin, bccnusc hu
w,s su snunt,d. Int tbc cayn him 10 cents, una
ne'enoof .oa nun io" ~ reae,i t'a on',M's a.,'
eett'emeat III "ntcrsilet' Ait'i'5 Eootfty' INC
ahres counties Of Aihany, sarMtosn nnd se',e. a
,,,ns unit ,,.,cr Xi...,sn T., ttt, ",tnr .,u,ntv
H., ,n ,,,,t,,. ~ ,.nt ,,"~ III. nil 1,,v tr,n,,
G'lteFea t1io fl!la9c Ut N'sKa5uh1' Hpplle'
tor l'in!ss9ia1 tt htt'iso "r two. was re-
lnscd, ana ttel' no llsnppcHsca. Thu 1lcxt
,norns Mrs w!"E9 went nut , I" tue esrr''rS. ., %
se sw 'e INC M " ~ ,y,s "i ' Das'' a lartI"'y
rle bnrk M 10 tho l,o,.sy with tlo news tint t,,vro
.wasn dcni na', in tho unrrl"xc-ao''sc. ltcln
wns procured und Ito nlst illni, WINS oxtInned.
1lowas not '1ead, but barc'y nl1ve. il!s eon-
H.. ,, ~, .,,,,, ,,ns htn',,,nn.,ni ,,a,,,,.
h'in wltnIh 'ho'f anors. q h'aoneattu'' 1selRn-
n M fre l,.t,' ryc @ M HIN, BRANDY mt, kl[,el chicken
t, mn,,. l,roih for t,o t,I,I ,nnu. trhc trntnr
vi,nn,t snrnlsinr. dr,, nt i o:rinc,t. t,orn,,cr
lnt!crkirk. Or sc!iencotndy. Wtls nntahcti, ntitl
that l.lEht vt n'slt,ck he arrived ut lhe house
:, rio nun wlio Ind pinyod the rart Of t'oo'l
Sh,n!rltnn ,yfs sorry ilnt NJ i!I '1tlu 50. a.l 10
hs g the GsSsr G m liz s,t ra ,nS II ;s t sn s
a't@tller a't@tl 1n!ns,le;"
pos!ng of il l,isi,i Icing, and aasi ,that hc
~Uut try to prerHra tt.o t'o!y t"r burial; :, ,,
tho eoser ws !9 WIZ Mt !. es.s II; sraHs sfss fn h
raTs. ana WV iaiirs q tr,,,!sers. / cat 81
i bnncll in tie wais!iMnd: ! sxa1ninyd a,d
i1Ih little tlnE acwGtl up, Ana t1lct Kewtd tn
tllu Wstb!tltis nf both f'hlss Ut trousers lt0Ui-
l
, 1880-12-04

6h4kclS' SarsaparliIa IL u true Medlctna.
, 1880-12-04

Tho Hamburg Correspondent. !n nrtlur to do
aWny With tho i1ca tAt tho Cur OF All tho txs!as
cnuld hpso EttNtpcl to marry heiunlh him lti.
fqrs,S tls That Tho fllnlly Ut tho Princess Dol.
Yoronki traeo their desoent frona tho Archangol
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se UxuzD srxsn pezssc11Am Ownx 4
OLYafIA. WAsmH61sH fRasI1say.J
NOTICE Is HEREBY 0ivxW THAT. ~ CON-
~ rl.anse vtfA - eBeestGou9eff1 f1e - -
0tgsr ,pPDyed y.3e :. ~, s.e:.s1 =. = =. -
horn1a. Orsens. 1evpAa saA Nsshlaosoa xms1,
tny.s 1okaP. 1syrNeU. 81 Uteo0 ee01ey. Wsnhtn0s
- lrerritpp. has thsa 6sg eleA = thle sGsoA1s
q q = x.snG : e. q a S1.E q 6ssssss -.
=. il 10y9lhlp No = Mosth. 1snos Mss -
of tho WIIIomGte 1e930inn. s-zasPs
Any ssa ~ psspsus saa1m1Qa sdvssssly ~ 80
= stSSy feot duys fFp u ds1e h1gUof
saIysn under nv hsnA. q NJ s0ee. = QlynD1a.
~ =. - - ~ = Aaf4k4 - = e
y u1eul0t ReG1ooGE oftD1 EknA 00ce.
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PICKED UP.

I'M THR SD INST, PICKED; Up A HOA1
" three miles fron Port Hadison. Its lsuAth
White top with red stripe Ground thel top. snl
white top u side with lead coln9ed bottom. WAaa
found, the boat vas bottom up. and saii 6st. The
owner can recover his boat bv calllna ss shs Ash.
cry here. proving property and paying expeussa
J. p. HAMMOND.
Port Madison, May I, 1880. SO - mstf