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The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21
DOMESTIC Markets.

by Telegraph.l
NEW YORK, June 19.-The market for Breads
tufts has ruled moderately active, but generally
lower. Provisions firmer and higher.
CoTroN-Market closed quiet and easy at 12c for
Middling uplands and 1880 for middlng Orleans;
sales for the past week have been Is 800 bales on
the spot and 334, 100 bales for future delivery
:, FLoUR-market closed dull; No 2 at 2 25@3 80:
Suppertne Western and State at 3 1904 25; COM
mon to good extra Western and State 3 5000 4O
good to choice do at 5o@6 90; common to choice
White Wheat Western extra at 5505 90: Fancy
do at 1895 80; common to good extra Ohio 65
g6 20; common to choice extra st Louis at $50
80; Patent Minnesota extra at 0O97 90; choice
West Indies at 6O@5 So; low grades extra 8Oa
20. Southern flour dull common to fair extra
the sales for the week have been 80, 900 bbls
RYE FLoUR-frmer and fairly active at 500
10 for States sales for the week 2400 bbls
CoRN-MEAL-sieaGy and unchanged: Western at
2 5093 O0;Brandywine at 3 Is; Bag meal more ac-
tive but weaker; coarse at 95@98c: fine Yellow at
05(9l 10: fine White at 1891 25
WHEAT-the market closed dull and weak: No
Red Winter on spot and seller June 1 2401 241s:
sales July at 141s; sales August at 10; No
at e. %o MSt at lSad ~ No na
asked July; sales for the week have been 3,061-
600 bush.
Corn-closed easy; No 2 on spot 521ac; June at
961% C; steamer 49c for June: sales for the week
have been 1 1855, 900 bush.
do 1875 6139c; No 3 White 371bc; No Mixed at
$50: No 2 do 351a@395sc.
Fork-closed hgher but unsettled and irregular;
cash mess on spot at IL S71a0D12 90: June IL 70
bid; II so bid October; IL SO asked eeler year,
sales for the week 1000 bbls the spot, and $500
bbls for future delivery.
Lard-closed irregular and somewhat unsettled;
prime steam on the spot at 2507 PIN: 20 bid
for July; 25 bid for August; 80 bid September;
sales at 20 seller year; city rendered II 9; sales
for the week 1890 ties spot and $4,000 for fu-
ture delivery.
Tallow steady at 61sG6 3-16c.
BUTTER-quet and shade easier; State and Yves
tern creameries at 1S12G021c.
CHEEsE-dull and weak; State factories at 81a60
101s; Western 71a091@c.
WHIsKEY dull at 10 4Y gal for Western.
CHICAGO, June 19-Wheat quiet at 921Ac for
June; Gle for July; 84?sc for August; No at $50
bid cash; No at S4c bid. Corn quiet at 1874 for
June; 357sc for July; 36@361s August Oats are
lower at 271sc for June; 26ssc for July; 227S for
August. Pork lower II 171a@11 221s July.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Wheat is dull; No Red at
at OTIS bid No 3 red O3. Corn dull No Mixed
at 3514 @35asc.
DETROIT. June I9.-Wheat firmer extra nomi-
nal; No White at l O714; O61% for June: on
for 04 for July; 94c bid August.
MILWAUKEE, June 19.-Wheat is quiet; No 2 at
934c bid cash; 9314c june,
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SPORTING.
International Rifle Match

DUBLIN, June 19.-In the shooting for the
long range challenge cup at Dallymont today
seven of the American and ten of the Irish
team competed, the ranges being SCo, 900 and
1000 yards. Ten sighting shots were allowed
at each range with two sighting Shots There
was a drizzliDg rain and mist which much
hindered the sighting shots. At 800 yards the
American team made total of 265, Rockwell
retiring after six shots, scoring 49, The Irish
team made total of 443.
The rain ceased after the 900 yards range
had been shot, but the sky continued overcast,
and light fog came from the sea at the long
range, and the bull's-eye could be but dimly
seen through the sighting glass. As the
Americans are accustomed to shooting in good
light, 1t was admitted that today's practice is
not to be taken as test of their merit. The
following are the individual scores of the
American team at 800 yards: Farrow, 46;
jackson, AZ; Fisher, 48, Clarde, IS; Brown re-
firing after his ninth shot, with score of 80.
AT 1000 yards, Farrow made A, jackson, ~;
Clarke, 40; Scott, 81; Fisher 81.
Base Ball.
At Lewiston-Colbys II, Bates 10.
At Boston-Bostons Z, Cincinnatis 6.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Buffaloes 8,
81 Worcester-C hicagos8, Worcesters Z.
At Troy-Clevelands -, Troy City 6.
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MONDAY MORNING. JUNE sl.
by TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
FIELD DAY.

Athletic SPORTS at Bates College Satur-
day.
Especial Despatch to the Press
LEWISTON, June 19.-Field Day was OBJ
served this afternoon by the Bates Collegians
on the Androscoggin Base Ball grounds. A
large crowd was in attendance. The follow
ing were the officers of the day: Field Mar
shat, III. l.. Merrill; Judges, w. E. Ranger
S. G. Mosley; Referee, HI. w. Cakes; Timers,
III. B. Nevens and 1. F. Frisbee: Directors,
A. l.. Woods, 1. NJ. Norcross, E. d. Rowell
and l.. B. Hunt.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Five mile walk-winner, Hayes 80; record 53m
AS.
Hop, skip and jump-WinDer, Martin 80; record
Three standing broad jumps-winner, Nevens
81; record, q #.
Standing high jump-winner, Carpenter 49,;
Putting shot 25 lbs-winner, Woods 80; rec
ord, % fl. in.
Running Bro ID jump-Martn 80; record, 16 it.
. in.
Hundred yards dash, 8 heats-winner, Deshon
80; record, 1019s.
One mile walk-Winner, Judkins 80; record
91am.
Running high jump-winner, Norcross 's2: re-
Standing broad jump-winner Rankin 49,
Throwing hammer, 20 lbs-Winner, Woods 80
record, "a TT. l in.
Half mile run-Winner, Martin 80; record. 2m
BIAS.
One mile run-Winner, Mckinney 's2; record
5m. Bis.
Potato race-Wnner Tarbox 80; record 43rn
20 yards dash-Winner, Martin 80.
Throwing base bal-Winner Sanborn 81: rec
ord, 1926 #.
Sack race-Winner, Rideout '81.
A match game of base base ball between the
Bates and Colbys concluded the day. The
game was won by the latter nine by score of
IL to 10: 1t was holly contested game and
hard earned victory. The Bates defeat can be
attributed TO the bad errors of their catcher.
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M RINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
SATURDAY, June 10.

SATURDAY, June 49,
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland Pike ST John NR VII;
Barque Rachel, Walls, Observation-Disclosures to Goo
S Hunt & Co.
Barque j II Chadwick Howe New York-coal to
Portland Co. Vessel to Curtis q Davis w
to II L Paine g. Co. Vessel to j Winslow s. Co va
Sch Merrill Hart, Brown, Dar1en-lumber In
S Fl IA Dotten. "
Sch VIM Mason, French, Georgetown, DO-coal to
Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Ada J Smonton, Hall, Baltimore-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
Sch Martie Holmes, Burr, Philadelphia coal to
Portland Co.
Sch Ruth Darling, swazey, Philadelphia-coal to
. S government.
Sch Richmond, Hall, Reimbursement G. AR
Morse & Co. Reports, 18th twenty miles east Of
Thatcher's Island passed vessels foreastle deck
with capstan windlass, &c. Had been but short
time in the water.
Sch Marel, Anderson. Connecticut
Sch Hibernia (Br) Coggins, Westport NS-dry fish
to Dana & Co, and Trefethren & Co.
Sch Sophia Wiley. Hams, Gloucester
Sch Mary Wiley. Williams, Portsmouth
Sch Tiger, Douglas, Deer Isle.
Sch Maggie Cummins Penobscot for Providence
Cleared.
Barque Oivari, 9TH Molfni, Cork, for orders-.J
Main.
- Barqqe Queen of Ceylon, (Bp Taylor, Boston,
Chase, Leavitt & Co.
=, Sch Union Flag, Lindsey, Philadelphia W
Clark 81 Co.
Sch Gszelle Crockett Boston-Portland Stone
ware Co. N'S--'
=, Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor-Kensen &
Tabor. "
SArED-Barques Alex Campbell, und joseph
Baker.
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MARINE NEWS,
A British Barque Wrecked by Coli
sion with an Iceberg

A British Barque Wrecked by Colli-
sion with an Iceberg.
NEW YORK, june 19.-Ship Liverpool, from
London, which arrived last night, has on board
Captain Tooker, wife and eight persons, pick
ed up in two boats June 9th. Capt. Tooker
reports that he sailed as master of the British
barque Birdstow of Windsor, N. s., from New
York May 9th for Gijon. On the morning of
the 9Th of June in dense fog s.rt.Uk an ice
berg, bow ont ne snip lost her whole stem
and began to fill, and all hands took to the
boats. After being at sea nineteen honrs were
picked up by the ship Liverpool. The COLI
si2n occurred in lat. Al 40, N. long. 81 Is W.
Weather warm. y
The captain of the steamship State of
Eiorida, from Glasgow, states that in lat 43 to
icebergs.
Two Steamers Collide on the Hudson.
the steamer Grand Republic collided with
the steamer Adelaide this evening on the Hud-
son river, the latter sinking in few moments.
No lives were lost nor any one injured. Loss
$O,0O0 on the Adelaide, valued at $50. 900.
picnic.
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DEATHS

In this city, June 10. Mrs Phebe wife of VIM
Stowell, aged 80 years l months
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at No. 15 Canton street.
In this city, June 49, Elliott F. Clarke aged GA
years months
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 21a o'clock, at his
late residence, Portland corner O. Grove street.
Burial at convenience of the family.
In Deering, goth inst, Mabel p only child of B.
M. and Carrie L. Richardson, aged yrs. and mo-
Funeral at the house of G. j. Walker 13S Pine
Street, Tuesday at p. MI
In Boston, June 16, Rachel Pomeroy, formerly Of
Portland, aged 30 years. The remains were brought
to this city and inferred in Evergreen Cemetery.
SThe funeral of the late John t. Andrews will
take place at O'Clock this afternoon from his late
residence, 151 Danforth St. Burial at convenience
of family.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H, June 19..-The house
owned and occupied by Erastus Hilton, at
Wells, together with barn and shed, were
burned few nights since Loss about $500;
insured for $500.
Drowning Accident.
BATH, June 19.-Wm. Sutherland, carpen-
ter, 50 years old, fell from ship repairing at
Houghton's wharf into the water this after
noon. and was drowned He leaves wife and
three children.
Boy Drowned,
CALAIS, June ia boy named Vanstone,
aged seven years, was drowned in St. Stephen
yesterday. The body has not been found.
Hand Cut Off.
Harvey Tarbell of Meddybemps had his left
hand cut off yesterday while working shin
gle machine in Gates & Wentworth's mill at
Midtown.
Pennington Solid for Frye.
HARRINGTON, June 90 The Republicans
held large and harmonious caucus last even
ing and chose delegates to the State, Congress-
ional and county conventions Congressman
Frye is the unanimous choice of the delegates
to the latter convention
Sudden Death
BANGOR, June 20-A married oman named
Susan Pond dropped dead in house where
she worked tonight. 1t is thought heart dis
ease and trouble combined Cher husband being
in Jail for breaking into the Castine postofice)
caused her untimely death. She was q years
old and leaves three children, two of whom
are in the orphan asylum.
Kingman Threatened with Destruction.
Forest fires are still raging near Kingman.
1t was thought that the town would be de-
stroyed this afternoon, but it escaped owing to
change of the wind. A special train with
fire engine went from this city. Fire is also
burning near Vanceboro.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Postoffice discon.
tinued-Jackmantown, Somerset county.
Postmistress appointed Catharine
Adams, Parlin Pend, Somerset county.
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Havana Market.
by Telegraph.)

10y
HAVANA. June 19-The Sugar market was fairly
active at advancing prices closing with an upward
arrobe; No 10 to 20 IDS 9s4 gil reals Molasses Su-
gar No to 10 at 1014@101s reals ;NIuscovado Su-
agar, common to fair at 714@74 reals; Centrifugal
Sugar SO deg. polarization in boxes and hhds Ss4
@91@ reals; stock in warehouses at Hayanand Ma
tanzas, 100, 400 boxes, liz, 800 bags and ia 300
hhds; receipts for the week 5000 boxes 400 bags
and 1900 hhds; exports 1925 boxes, $3.50 bags and
10075 hhds, including l6O boxes, $3.50 bags and
94O0 hhds to the United States.
Mol8sSes nominal.
Freights in fair demand and steady
Spanish gold 2e@2 261s exchanges unchanged
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Il arOpean Markets.

by Ielegrapnl
7EesDoS, June 19.-Coasois at 1891 for none,
and account
LONDON, June 19-12.30 P. M.-American securi
ties-United States bonds, 5s, 1051s.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-12.3 so P. M.-Flour at 10
t0l2s: Winter Wheat 9s 9d010s; Spring Wheat a
9s@9s Cd; California average IS Sda9s 1Od; clul
dosat 9s9d910s Sd; Corn at 5s I'd; Peas at IS IOd
Provisions, &c,-Pork Cos; Beef Cos; Cheese at SIS
Lard 3es Sd; Bacon at 34s 6d935s Cd; Tallow a
33s 3d. at London 41s6041s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-12.3O P.M.-Cotton marke
ct quiet and unchanged; Middling uplands at 3
led; Orleans at 1b-16d; sales 900 bales; specu
lation and export 1000.
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The Captain of the Narragansett Excited.

New YORK, June GOWN S. Young,
master Of the Narragansett, this evening at
tended the Trinity episcopal church in Jer-
sey City of which Rev. r. Hare is pastor.
During the sermon the minister denounced all
the officers of the Narragansett as towards.
Capt. Young who sat in front of the pulpit
arose and said any one who made such a
charge was liar. He was conducted to the
police station by one of the trustees charged
with bad conduct and locked up to answer
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Wages to be Advanced on the Boston g.
Albany Railroad
SPRINGFIELD, June 20.-The finance COM
mittee OF the Boston & Albany railroad direc-
tors haze reported in favor of an advance of 10
per cent in wages to take effect June LIST. The
rise IS understood to include the officers as
well as the employees
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WASHINGTON.
The Railway Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The railway mail
superintendents to-day agreed upon several
new regulations to perfect the service. Among
them are provisions for promptly notifying
newspapers of the instruction or missending
OF news packages, by the means of blanks to
be furnished each employe of the railway mail
service. Subsequently they presented Post
master General Key, with an album and reso-
buttons of regret at his refining to which he APP
propriately responded.
The Raymond-HTl Case.
Miss Jessie Raymond, who entered a suit
against Senator Hill of Georgia for seduction
claiming $4,000 damages, apeared in the
Circuit court to-day. The defendants counsel
had filed demurrer setting forth that the
plaintiffs allegations were false, that their
declarations were bad in substance, and that
there is no cause for action. Judge Wylie
the defendant. This ends the case for the
present, ~
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NEW YORK.

Ravages of the Army Worm.
New York, June 19.-Twenty-tour hun
ored acres OF rye, corn and grass have been
eaten up this week in Harrison townshin
West Chester county, by army worms. It is
thought the pest was brought there in baled
manure, as farms not using it were not
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21
SUMMER BOARD.
"WadsMOrth HOmestead.o Hiram, Me

fH1HIS situation cannot fail to please and satisfy
4 those who wish to obtain board for few weeks
or months in the country. Hiram is on the p. & o.
T. r., SO miles from Portland and on direct line to
White Mountains. Please apply at once and address
MRS. j. p. HUBBARD,
lelOeodIw Hiram, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND June 10.
Sugar advanced again to-day 1sc, and quoted at
10ssc for gianulated and 97sc for Extra G,
The following are Jo-days quotations of Flour.
Grain, Provisions NC.
Potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21
EUROPE.

LONDON, June 19.-The second reading of
the Irish land bill in the Commons is fixed for
Tuesday, ODD inst. The bill provides that until
the 31st OF December, 1881, eiectments for nom
payment of rent in certain scheduled districts
where the distress is prevailing shall be deemed
a disturbance of the tenant by the landlord
within the meaning of the landlord and tenant
act OF 1870, and the tenant shall be entitled to
compensation in discretion of the Judge of the
county court. The bill will meet with deter
mined opposition from the Conservatives, who
denounce it as confiscation.
The Times, Daily Telegraph, Standard,
Morning Post, Globe and Saturday Review op-
pose the bill unqualifiedly. The ST. James
Gazette says the bill will Immediately unite
every prudent politician in opposition. IT is
the challenge of bmmunism to constituted to
society; The Spectator says the principle of
the bill might, under certain circumstances be
Justified, but that journal is not absolutely sure
the circumstances exist. The News SAYS
1T may be that in districts where the distress
is great the tenants are in danger of losing,
from temporary embarrassment their title to
compensation to large amount. The general
poverty is approaching the dimensions of
famine, and causes privations which all classes
may for time be called upon to share. But
whilea Conservative Parliament may give them
less than Justice, a Liberal Parliament will
not, we hope, give them more.'
The Pail Mall Gazette, on the Irish land bill,
says the Government is doing what the country
aOpiASo phOh w ooy anu Has tuC SOuHtly dt
its backs.
In the House of Commons Monday Clifford
will move that Bradlaugh be not permitted to
take oath or make affirmation, and petition
will be presented from Bradlaugh's constitu-
entS.
Foreign Notes.
Prince Bismarck remarked to the Emperor
Saturday that European affairs wore very
peaceful aspect.
In the French Deputies De Freycinct in
troduced bill Saturday for plenary amnesty
for all political offenders.
The London Times financial article says it
is reported that the province of Buenos Ayres
has seeded from the Argentine Confederation,
but the source of the report cannot be ascer-
tanned.
Within the last few days various parts of
Switzerland have beon visited by severe
thunder and hail storms. The crops in places
are ruined.
A dispatch from Constantinople says it is un.
derstood that as the result of the Cabinet
Council of the 10th, liberal project of
reforms in Asia Minor will be promulgated to
meet the demands of the Powers in regard to
Armenia. ~
The Lower House of the Prussan Diet has
rejected the second clause of the church BILL
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21

NOTICE-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without a rival.
1B- SHADES English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21
MAR REAGES.

In Buxton June 49, by Rev. o. F. Russell Willis
e. Gerry of Hopkinton Mass, and Miss Susie
Brooks of Buxton.
gin Hiram, June 16 Henry w. Lovejoy and Miss
Annie G. Hartman, both of Bridgton.
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BOSTON, June 10.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
ries'at 21924c; choice New York and Vermont dali
RES at i9922c; fair and good 15@18c choice Wes-
tern dairy packed Is Cpl cchoice lade packed ia
lSc; and common to good IL sal &c; in good demand.
~iCheese--we quote at 1O1s@11 for choice: Ga
10 for fair to good; common at 5@Sc; dull and low
er.
Eggs are quoted at 131a014c for Eastern; North
ern and Prince Edward Island 1315014c; Wes-
tern 111a9l3c; in better supply
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New York stock and Money Market.

- IDy ItItBTapH.I
NEW YORK June 19-P M.-The bank statement
Il little less favorable, showing small loss in the
reserve, but the banks very strong and this
slight change is of little account Money closed o.
fered at 2I2 per cent.
Sterling Exchange is decidedly lower and the out
look now favors imports rather than an export of
specie; We quote banlsers asking rates, 90 days
bills, at 1855 per 6 (of $4.S665 vaue) and on de-
mand $4SS. against $4S614 and 4S9 one week ago.
Inc Following are Uo-days closing quotations of
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AGED BROTHERHOOD.

a SPECIAL meeting will be held at the Port
- land Provident Associations office. City
Building Myrtle St., on TUESDAY EVENING
next, june %, $780, at half past four o'clock, to
take into consideration the subject of annual
may properly come before them. II. C. BARNES.
Secretary. ie19d3t
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Foreign Imports.
WESTPORr, Ms. Schr Hibernia-720 otis fish,
bbls tongues and sounds. 1910 TBS old junk so dz
eggs to order.
SPEAR, Mat Schr Nellie Bowers-539 hhds As
ties molasses to Geo Hunt q Co.
CORK. Bark Olivari-30, 900 bush corn
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Receipts of Maine CenraI.

PORTLAND, June Ii.
For Portland, 8 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads. 80 cars miscellaneous n,er-
al,o
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Gen. Garfield in Pittsb,,re

PIrTsFIELD, Pa, June 1o.-Gen Garfield,
accompanied by Congressman Conger, Willetts,
Humphreys and Townsend, passed through
here this evening en- route to Cleveland. They
in response to calls for speech, said: Gen,
temen. would rather be excused from MAX
ing a speech. There will be plenty of speech
making between now and November"
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Dunedin, NJ, Apl 81 barque S r Lyman,
Pinkham, Boston.
AT Natal May 20. sch Waltr Plummer, Plum
mer, from Fernandina, Fla.
At Havre June 18th, ship H Sanford, Sleeper,
discharging.
Ar at Copenhagen May 20. ship Richard III, Hub.
bard, Charleston for Reval
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Wandering jew,
Tap ey San Francisco.
At Jeremie May 81, sch Irving Leslie. Hagerty,
from New York, ar 29th to load for New York
Sid FIN Aux Cages May 49, sch NJ Poreer, John,
son, Providence via Long Cay.
AT Gonaives May 81. sch Stampede Perry from
New York, ar 2lst, for Chester, Pa.
Ar at Luenburg, Ms 18th inst, brig Maizena, Han
dy, Boston.
Ar at Arfchat, Ms 10Th, sch Sarah Elizabeth,
Sampson. Portland. (and cid for North Sydney)
Cid at Windsor, u.s. 9th inst, sch B j Fellows
Clark. New York; 10th, Ada Arnes Adams do; 18th
Emma Crosby. Crosby, do; 1Ath, Annie Whiting,
Gray, Philadelphia.
:, CID at Cheverie. Ms, 18th, sch Norman, Smith,
Philadelphia.
Cid at Lepreaux 10Th, sch Decora, Berry for New
York.
Ar at st John, NIB. 18th inst sch Isola, Smith,
Machias; 18th, S Watts, Kelley, Machias.
Cid 18th, baIque Priscilla, Humphreys, Liverpool;
John Chase, Huntley, Cork; 18th, barque Fannie
Skolfeld, Dunbar, Liverpool; sch Julia S, Mcintyre
Portland,
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 21.
Sun rises. AIS High water .O2
Sun sets. ........... TAG Moon sets..... 256
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
oFF2cER, Washington, d. c.,
June 81, A. M.
For New England,
partly cloudy weather, occasional rain. winds
nearly southeasterly,. stationary temperature,
stationary Or falling barometer.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water Compensation bush Cornlneal to
" True & Co.
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Boston Stock Market.
Sales of tho Brokers Board, June 1877
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-21

Athletic Sports at Bates College Satur-
dav
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-29
A sEArrLE,rs HuKr "A trl.ssa,

A SIArTLElTs HuKr "A trl.gsam
from Ogden. Utah. received yesterday,
informed the Aissier Of 81. Johns
Lodge Of Free MS NJ in this city. II
IN accident that had brfslien Mr. X l.
Doyle nj that place. the nature OF which
was not stated. \ reply was at once
sent from the Lodge here 10 do for Mr.
Doyle ali that could be done. and that
Sc. Johns (of which Ladge Mr. Doyle
IL = her, would he responsible. Mr.
Doyle left here fortnight ago. osten.
sibly to seok employ men, OF some point
on the lower SQUAD. He Is known 10
have had ct least q handrvd dollars,
and with this money. failing 10 get
work where he looked for it, he started
for Illinois. from which State he came
twenty eight years ago. His going
was surprise 10 every body. his wife
here not knowing IL until after his
departure. The neat beard Of him
Was yesterday. - indicated above.
How be SaS hurt is unknown. but II Is
conjec, ured that . car ran over him.
P.S. Since writing the above ws have
received FROM M Liewellyn. OF Port
unsend. = telegram from Ogden re-
ceivsd BY him tn THE effect: 1.-THE
condition III X l. Doyle 10 critical. His
right lee hss BEEN amputstsd below the
knee. lie 10 allen Injured internally.
Jnhu d Carnachan. n. D."