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LITERARY NOTES.

novel by Mr.. Julian Hawthorne, entitled
.r,licc Quentin" has just been published III hohuo"'
Cbean editions of Miss BraddOns novel,
.Just as Am" and T." Memoir OF sydney smith, a'e
the latest additions TO Harper & Brothers fra"hn"
sqnarc Library c.,,
Gustavc Frcytag the celebrated German
novelist who has not written play since the
cf his celebrated comedy, " INC Jouin""S'''
work new comedy =.
"My Investment on the MISSISSIPPI ny
Geo e. Ben ,am Co. p. Putnam's sons).i Vo"me s''
,na the experience Of Northern cotton planter ""o'
a,cr various failures aud GiscOuracenens' is 10" gar
wi, G on HI. plantation With good success
ID. Lothrop g. Co. have novel project III
n HANK book for children, called &c Write Your own
Stores, L. a quarto volume with tht'y sp"''eo
pc,urcs and as blank ruled rageso on WhcO ~ Nf''
The stories suggested by the ongrarnss Inc pos"oI
offer three money prizes for tie best three compete s
of stories. written by children under fourteen zen rk 70
tie pub'ishershy Juy, ISL -.
The ROYAL Library st Berlin celebrates 'n'S
month tnc lO0th year OF its existence IN is resen
aon,ce although "a library 1t ia 22l years old IL
wa. founded in 1859 and located in the schoss' 'h'
,.dcrce Of the Great Eiector. at whose death IL VI
clnded l6ls manuscripts and about 10000 'onineS
I'm 1875 the number e books was est natch AZ '-Voo
Frederick the Great paid great attc"ton 10 lis IMPROVE
rpent from the beginning o mis- reign spenHuS co"s'
MI, Sums upon n. u wa be who selected the nSrip
non I" yuirimentuni SpiritgS Tor TIE new p"'uiHt,
winch calico frih rcnous;rances from MS phosolivuI
ri.nIs bur III vain. At present the library contaius
over 100000 voumes and moio thah loo0o Ha'"'
scripts.
In discussing the question whether profess
ors are the best n,asu'e poeis. Inc Erdmi"er
soys: Thc next election OF Professor o Poetry h tue
University Of oxford will not DC the usuai hundru"
sf,ir-thc rcsul; OF good deal OF back stairs napage
men,-but a keen and close II not pt'er contest oe
tween rival schools OF poetry" II is sara the
schoo, ,nend TO see how thew stand with what IL race
tous,v termed "the coister pub ic ana TO hSut ohe
IIny, rsity battle with undoubtedly strong cano-
date Mr. Morris. and t"at the leunysoh'an ""iu
worthaus and other orthodox folks VIII stand To ther
pups and seek TO spike those OF the "inense school,
The fact seems 10 be, that the moment men ne
come professors they become worsiuppers OF moral or
aesthetic cnv1ntionali,ieS and set to prodchhS tne"
course fatal 10 a proper treatment o men iiK1 Burns
au1 Byron who, Achilieske rebel AGAINST "'" rams
cend ell law. Mr. Nichols case Is 'alidn" ua'nt s
ehow,uc how even abl- when III pr0fessuil nucN
rIm fail short OF "suuiccls ana thelf bsi s-tes.
II ;s almost safe therefore that poets a'o o
worst men maze Prof OF Poetry
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exceeding 81 900, ,00O or Is, 600 shares The direct

exceeding 81 000, ,O00 or Is 600 shares The direct
Ors of the Delaware. LackawanDa and Western
Company met today and declared a dividend Of 1i2
per cent. payable October % No statement was
made beyond tho general that, for the
eight months ended August 80, the earnings were
equal to per cent the capital stock. or tho
stock $4,000 shares were sold, at prices ranging
from 90i2 down to Ssl2, with final sales at SS7s.
The market closed weak aud unsettled.
Government bonds were heavy although the
transactions at the Boards amounted 10 only
S1f7. 400. The final bids show a decline Of Is per
cent each for the and per cents a per cent for
the 1i2s. and per cent for the ls. Annexed arc
the closing quotations:
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ERIDAY. Seni. q -r. y

FRIDAY Sept. 24-P NJ.
The stock market to-day, after a rather steady
opening developed more weakness than it has done
in tho past five months Tho political situation
was discussed with no little anxiety rs 70 its
influence on values, and there seemed 10
bo only ono opinion In regard to the
results that will follow n Republican or
Democratic victory at the National election
Tie opinion seems to be unanimous that hirher
prices will follow the election of General Garfield
and that lower prices will follow the election of Cen
eral Hancock.
The transactions for the day amounted 10
SO 1000 shares against 800 500 shares YESTERDAY
Conspicuous in the dealings werc Erie at from 3S5s
down to 37aSa37's st. Paul at 027sG9l Isd9ll,
Missouri. Kansas and Texas at 31l403O7sd3lI,
ONO and Mississippi at 330s 3Ilo43I3, Unior
Pacific at esi20S50S5as NeH-Jclsey Cen.
trail at 733s0G92i070ls. Wabash at 35as
d3il2G34os and preferred stock al 65la4 6ia64lo
Western Union at 9S9sG97 lI0979i, and Lake shore
at 1910 1O5 l2V l052i. St Louis and Iron Monnto,,
was specially weak and sold from 81 down To 46l,
accompanied by report that the COMPANY il ahout
to issue 50 900, 900 additional stock. The f,c,.
are. rs stated by the company in an advertisements
IN another column, that the St. Louis and Ira,
Mountain Company, having purchased "A maioritv of
the stock of the Memphis and Little Rock RaiIro,J
Company and certain other obligations of
tho last-nained company, will within tb.
next thirty days, issue its stock IN nay.
ment OF the Same to an amount NOT
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

In London. British cousOs steady at 97l3le
for mOncv and 07l5l0 for account. United States
bonds were lower; ms IS Is at 1883. the 4l2s u
~ l3. and the As Ii at lip. American railways
were unsettled aud irregular. Fri, decliued from
1873 to 39La0390s, aud second corSoS. after de-
cline of 4 10 T. recovered to 9l3l. Atlantic and
a. but later declined to G9ll; llliucis Cen
trai was steady at llG; Pennsylvania
dropped from Gl4 to 60l2 COOS; Reading
sold at 14l20l4os against l6 Wednesday,
aud Central ana Hudson Il lower at 1852.
The BinN OF England received EI7O, 900 on deposit,
and 100, 600 bullion WAS withdrawn. reported To
be- for shipment to the United Stajea. Pam, French
per cents declined from 500 to 81 80 l2. and
later recovered 10 $500. special dispatch to KIer-
mans Wall Street Bureau announces tlat the London
stock Exchange has admitted to IT. dealings the ST.
Louis aud San Francisco common, preferred aud first
preferred stocks, first mortgage q ler cent bonds
and the second mort gage bonds elias, {.
/ he iccelpIS OF hDur aud gram ,t Tho pgincpal
Atlantic ports this 2ith day OF September
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SIN FYIvCfSCO cLOSING PRICES.
san FRANCISCO. Friday, Sept. "a. i
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxE.l

SAN Francis %. Sept 21.-Dealcrs and brokers
who antic'pated more active market after tlc re-
tnrn of James G.. Far greatly CIsappointed Ia
find # dulicr than before. EHgruc J.. sullivan and
a party Of capitalists have purchased the Imperial
mine III the Santa Catauna Mountains. sixty mticS
cast of Tncson, Arizona. The terms are private.
Have been unab TO gain trustworthy information re-
gar,hng condition of lower workings 900 level of
Union Consolidated. TIE following assessments
have been levied M"xcan. 81; Silver lIIll. 80
cents Monte Crst0 10 cents ana Butte Creek lly-
draullc 10 cents.
TUCsO., All, Sept. 21.--Tcn new additional
stamps of the SILVER KING mill started up on Tues
daV lsr, aud shipments of cOucentrati Ous continue
regularly. 1900 pounds hrng shipped yesterday.
\ now strike ~ reported III the san AavicT mine.
The face of c!!ampcr No. south cr0Sscut the
100 level is ali III galcua ore, averaging 7G yer
cent lead and 20 ounce. OF silver per ton. he new
sineiierS are working satisfactorily. Another rich
strike was made yesterday IN the Alta mine at
HaIshaw, of which j. X. Luttrcll is the MANAGER.
The man shaft at 100 ieei deep is III large body
OF ore. winch assays IRON $500 to 5000 per ton.
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. sept 2i-P NJ
The mining stock markets to-day were only fairy
active but prices generally wcrc lower ChrysolIte
fell from 4.2j TO 4a4.OJ, Little Cniof from oS TO
s3G 50 cents. and Amc from G3GGf cents to %
cents. Climax was about steady at O. md South
Hite at 1.fO. and Little Pittsburg sold at 2's
The Comstock shares were neglected ana
their prices were without material changes. liukiH
with a small business. yielded cents 10 60. Bat
tie Creek rose 20 cents to 2.9j ard Columbia Con-
solidatcd sold at 1.G5 go against 80 yesterday
Green Mountain was firm at $50. and Rising sun nj
1.s0. Among the fanccs. Silver Nugget was active
at 5Ga6O. finally selling at 50 against 81 cents yes
tcrday. Bald Mountain declined to la ID cents
Moose. after ucuaiing cents closcd2 cents higher
than yesterday at 80 cents. Calavcras was 2cents
lower NJ 80 n 81 cents, Goodshaw cents lower NJ
20 cents Buckeye cent lower at 20 cents ana
Gold Placer was steady mt 90 cents. We noc sales
OF Mexican at 11a.@12lf U Iion Consol'dat'1 ID AZ
23l2, Ophir ut 9ls09li Sierra Nevada at II h0il
Bcs and lIclcher N lO12 Silver Clil at zig. EnrcKa
AT II, Father dc Smct ~ and Robinson ConsOli-
dated IT 9's0o. The markets closed unsettled.
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ARMY LIFE IN RUSSIA.

BIZ Lieut.. V Green. L. :. A.. late Military Atiachs OF
the United Legation at - Petersburg aDd Gutnor
Of The Russian Amy and its Campaigns in Turkey IN
Is77.7S." ! vol, l2mo. II 5U
Greene with the Russian army through
out he campaign enjoying perfect freedom movement
having every up 10 visit the points OF greatest
activity the operations ot greatest momcGt III com
ra'y with the officers COudlcii them His hook
therefore. fer al the purposes cf ordinary reader complete
ana satisfactory history Of The tOunici intimate
personal knOwiege of its events ana Of It's spirit II Is
work Of the Iaiest Ineiot ard CT unusual niit-lN y
Evening Post.
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Gorporall0n ~ olltes.

NOTICE. Proposals will be received at the
~ Once Of The Department oi Public Charities
recfion 40 66 3dave. until October $780, Tor groceries,
provisions, dry goods. &C fun ufoI City
Record, sale "a so = Cty Hal.
I'O CON RAG ORS.-S"aled Proposals for
Il binding sewer, pavlgy regulating setting curb and
ha iug sidewalks strects an
win be the office
Public WORKS until September 80. 1850. iuoruL
ton civ Record FOR sale NJ No 2 City HllL
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Eo5t an0 fonno.

| OST.-Bank book No. 122 1870 of the Ger
h man savings Bank n tuc CITY Of Nrw.YOrk Tne finder
j. requested todriycr IL to the bank II
the ljth Of October lssJ. Application Will be
book
I OST or STOLEN.-Bank-b book No. 81 S23
~ Of the German savings Bank The nldor holder
the book requested to ncl;Hcrlt not re
stored before October 10, 1850 application viii be
BOOK
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NHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED.
TIE GRANDISSIMES:

\ STORY OF CRIOLE LIFE
sv Georce W. Cable autLor Of Old CTeO.e psys. VOL
l2mo. 81 20.
Mr cane. Grandissnes ia concluded with an art ana
derree OF pathos IN any Of the preN"- my
ODD cl.p;ers; ani might almost 81 lhS s0Iy as
,v,l.t ai n n, .Ore~-in hs hcd OF EcO1 at clStne III
telirctua Of North ami ~OItl. The NaiOn
in MI Cabcs work that union OF the real ana
ideal which strength pess cnce 10 20 on a. ne
has begun VIII make him the best OF American nov
lSPuugHcd EeIu''liC&f.
THE GKANDfsSIMES Is novel that rel ays study IL
fu unknown society. an unknown NorN
absnueiy fresh characters a dialect OF which had only
Tdgmeus before aud II IDUmnaos historical p-iod tha
the DARK. IL is IN many respects The most
original contribution 10 American lcuOn."-l Hartford
COalaut
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Go fOEcm If Hiln Concern

FREDERICK WILLIAM FRANCIS. who left
i sydney, New south wars for London ,, PARA.
malta on the 9Th of February lSD5 your father
Address RA ILWAY DEPARTMENT. PUBLIC WONkS
OFFICE sydncy. New soutl waes.
TEXAS LANDOWNERS can find III. NJ.
Il IKbEHEAhI AZ ONCE Mercantile Trust Co l2O lroaa
way, Oh lstlb 2Uth and zlst 10 to IL In. each day.
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tegai Nollces.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order made by the
lion Cha!cs u. Van brunt Judge Of the COUrt of Com
tor lie ltv and County OF New YO the lJth
day august lSSl, notice hereby al. creditors
ana having claims JOHN H. & NDERfIILf.
lagcv doing business IN the ~ of >ewfurk, thal they
rcqu tncr CLAIMS with the vouchers
duIy verified 10 The be the appointed guee
the John d. UDdrTh benefit Of cfedi Ors
al his place tiansaCng business, No 81 Warrens
CITY Oi New YOrs before the lot NOyembcr
Dated Sow YORK. August 10. lsSO
JOHN II. FOLK, Assignee.
CUIIDs & HULL Attorneys fcr assignee. lej Broad
wav. new lorN tIy.
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MACMILLAN & CO, % Bond-st. NEWYORK
GUPPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 4G.
~ THE ORGANIC LAW.

STRUCTURE. NAHICOCELE. HEMORRHOIDS and
their exhaustion absuriity Of swa
mc DESCRIPTIVE nature OF these alcctiuns and
TIE hOt oi treatments The old methods obsO ei"
al susceptible Of rapid aud often OF immediate re
mOval.
,ircumcisioD; wasit religious HYGIENE ritcl two
methods Of performing 1t 1t promotes vrv and mental PA
Ncrra eta AM Anrnia what thoy People who are
blood and nerves starved; what - The euro
decay # American women Is proper 10 check
n. OF family
Treatment fIi.ture internal InciSion instTn
immediate throo type cases operated on by
tie at ls private hOlta b. Dr. Dixon sci ccd
thousand llcat during The past tTiy We RS
Loss OF Niul.ty Young Married People uBsuspcctd
cause.
Influence of Tobacco " the SEXUAL Powers
FOIty.Ic pages octave. elegantly printed - cents
lac Whole Wurb be had of the editor y for SN, wei
large volumes Of > % each nos Al and
i5, price 90 cents contain The articles on Tobacco.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
nc pen OF Or Dixon f. OF value 10 the
whole Luman Tace-tI!O Gteelcy's Review OF oman
and ier Diseases
strength his the bonne of his views His great
experience iu Ms ,Toies viii always give weight 10 what
he sals HIS works aways read with profit Boston
ITave Ter.
"Dr Dixon Is man Of rreatcat capacity 10 te cl
PAGE wcighiy with knowledge ANA experiences
lNcw IOrg Daily Times
his works cOud placed tho hands OF every young
nan country they would be boon Of priceless value 10
inns generation Horace Gieeey D0teo OF Diseases OF
The sexual system.
Every motler land should read Or. Dxon's work
LDI bVnd's The Methodist Advocate aud Journal.
Hours fore Onsutaon, 10 10; to4 g. 10 evenings.
Ofice, No. 20 5th-aVc. y. y.
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Drouosdls
g5rale5 an0 fcn0ers.

TNHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Low AMI HALL Low CRATES.
BRAS OPE IIRE-PLACES.
with AndirOn. ana Basket Crates coal Brass
Fenioia, Fire sets and Coa-IiOls.
MiNTONs TIL % IN great variety. Wholesale retail
Estimates gwen 10 architects and builders.
j. =. LONONER & co.
no. 50s Canllst, ew- iork
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Curorflu Advertisements.

~-~~~~~~~--~-. ~~)~~>~>>-~~~
lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
IL OF NEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLANOURING STOCK FOR SOUPs, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES
LIERI1: CO1FbNy'.s TX RtCT
MEAT. Is q A boon for which
should feel GTatriuL"--Sce Medical Press" "Lil-
tCt." British Medical JOurnal" &c.
CATIIOE.-Gcnuine clIy with the fac simile Of Baron
JAt.ig . gnHtIie IN blue ink across the label.
'Couaampron ip England Increased leufOd in
years
LIEBIG COMPASY;S EXTRhCT
OF MtAI 10 be had of all stpTc-kecpcrs grOcers ami
chemists. s0.e aPents for tho Unie' state, (whDle-
Ouiyl. Z. DAVID & CO.. IS MARI lane, London.
Sold wholesI,c by Park & T1fori Smith VanierbceX
AckeT. Neral a. Coudit, MchcssOn ~ Robbins H. X. +
Il. iHIrpcr t'o. aud M,sSr. W. II. Sttitlcln n Co
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or. NICHOLAS:
1T is the uniform whoesomeness Of this magazine tha,
has place far above all other periodicals kind
There plenty OF fun in It, plenty of adventure these
Necessary qualities suffered degenerate into
coarseness. 1tisavery noble work that msgazn
10 doing in the world Philadelphia Times
THE BEAUTIFUL OCTOBER NUMBER.
Ready september 25th. is fun capital young
sks. aud more than nfIy pictures IL IL. finishes The
Naughnest Day Of Ny Lfe." Ingerso Tborne
Miller Laura L. Richards, Louisa 81. Aicot Noah Brooks
and many others among The number
the last issue OF the seventh volume
For sale every where price IS cents
sCRIBNER d CO.. New York.
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Nfw Vnblllnllons

AN ENORMOUS SUCCESS.
N May Agnes Flemnrs pew novel, LOST TOT
Woman" JUST published
A NEW DEPARTURE IN JOURNALISM.
THE STYLUS
A FIRsTCLAsS WEEKLY Journal FOR 81 YEAR
TIE STYLUS will combine lie Literary social ann Clli
ea estnres o, The best wceScs with The alry
md nightly OF the trcncn JuuIn hs WI
else freey lrangIy. but fairy, MEN AND BookS ~ r
ZINE ARTS aNO THE DRAMA. SOCIETY An u 81
T\CE 1he FIRST dBfK will be lssne. on - ! u.
DAY rTOBER2 II VIII bc widely ana wisely ulslo"''u
Advertisements are ectfuly sInciieu -. .
TERMS or ADVERTISING: ~ CtstS Huci Hio q
comm $40 page .. .,..,. .,norrco,o,ts
Publishers viii please favor " with their Announcements
and N,w Books send all advertisements subsciions OF
nuu @ ~ THE STYLUS.
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GOVERNMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-25

1he lOiIOwng we've the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago ani Milwaukee to-day;
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-29
Garfield and Arthur Glee Club.

R. G. BERRY. Adrt.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-29
The Maine Baptists.

lions Advocate, the organ of the Baptists
in Maine, publishes some interesting figures
relating to the growth and work of that bra nch
OF the ChI istian church in this Stale for 1850.
The whole number Of Baptist churches in the
State is 262, one less than was reported last
year. Of these 149 have settled ministers or
stated supplies. The number of ordained
ministers is 176, five less than in the report for
1879. During the year six have been ordained
8 have entered the State. 6 have left the State
and have died. The number of students
preparing for the ministry is IL, four less than
last year. The whole number of baptisms re-
ported is 592. OF these, 50 were in the Ken
nebec Association. Whole number of COM
municants in the State, 81 ,0l3. The benevo-
lent contributions as reported are much larger
in amount than for the preceding year, max
ing a total oil SIT ,702.04 Last year the total
vas Si1 ,s54. OF the associations, Cumberla
takes the lead with its report OF 1855 SS;
kennt bee fellows with its report of 81 ,Sl9.lS.
The amount reported as contributed ior the
Missionary convention by all OF the associa-
lions is S2,876.U5. The amount reported last
Year was S3.191.79 About $4,000 have been
raised Tor other charitable objects. There is a
slight gain i'll Su Iday school scholars. The
whole number reported last year was 16,04O;
this year H.6OS. The number of baptisms OF
scholars connected with the schools was $50
The amount Of money raised by the schools
was S5,545,O3.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-29
Widows Wood Society.

AT the annual meeting of the Widows Wood
Society Wednesday evening the following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year:
President-James H. Eaton
Vice Presidents. w Larrabee
Secretary-S. Fl. Colesworthy.
Treasurer-Samuel Rolfe
Directors-First Parish, Unitarian, M. P
Emery; Second Parish. Congregational, S. w.
L,rrabee; First Baptist, d b. Kicker; Chest
nut street. Methodist, anil Leavtt; India
street, Universaist, S. I'll. Colesworthy; Con-
gress street, Methodist, Ezra Drew; ST. Law
renee street, Congregational j. j. Gerrish, ST.
Paufs, EpiscopNA j. W. York; Catholic Cath
edral, Patrick McGowah; New Jerusalem,
James p. Baxter: Free street Baptist, l.. B.
Smith; CascO street Baptist, Thomas Cobb;
Congress square Universalist, John Barbour;
High street Congregational, VIM. A. Good
win; Plymouth Church, g ngregational, +. H.
Colby; Park street Unitarian, SiAin'l Rclfe; ST
Lukes Cathedral, j. e. Prindle; ST.. Stephens
Church, James III. Eaton; State street Congre-
gationai, Sylvanus MARI Pine street Meiho-
dist, Geo. Il. Cushman; Willston Church,
Congregational, John H. True; West End
Church, Congregational, Geo. D. Bnzele; ST.
Dominic's, Catholic, -; Bethel Church,
Staman's, Rev. f. Sou'hworih, Treble Chape !,
Unitarian, Rev. w F. Phelan; FIRST Luther
an, John A. Ledback; Mounttorlh street.
Methodist, John Jones; Abyssinian, Comgre-
gational. Baxten Parr; Gospel Temperance
Mission, Rev Mr.. Pearson; Friends Society
A. e. Cox; West End Methodist, W. r. Gar
land; Disciples of Christ, John A. Houston
Advertising Committee-SamI Rolfe, Ii. C.
Barnes, Thomas Cobb.
Committee on Purchasing Fuel-Samuel
Rolfe, J. r.. Thompson, S. H. Colesworthy.
Distributing Committee-H. G. Barnes,
Thomas Cobb
Auditing Committee-M. P. Emery, H. c.
Barnes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-29
Disasters to Portland Vessels.


Yesterday j. S. Winslow & Co. received
telegram that the ship James Bailey on her
voyage from song Kong to San Francisco,
was wrecked on the Island of Hainan, China,
and the crew landed Oh the Island of Sicily.
The James Bailey was built at Bath in 1878,
was 1881 tons burden and owned in Portland
by James Bailey, j. S. Winslow & Co., John
Rogers of Bath, Capt Mann, who commanded
her, and some twenty others. Mr.. Rogers, we
be ieve, owned a quarter and had about $1,000
insurance. The captains piece was insured
We hear of no other insurance. The ship was
valued at 100000.
The schooner Governor Cony, of Augusta
built in that city i'll 1864, 105 tons burden, and
owned by Mr.. Brown, on the trip from New
York to Portland, sunk off Harding's Ledge,
and is going to pieces. The crew were saved
The brig j. B. Brown, whose accident has
been recorded, will be total loss. Sac has
been very lucky craft, and paid for herself
several times. Sic was built by Master Rus
sell in 1866 at Deering. The captain writes
that he left Chrstana, Norway, on Oct. 9th
for Greenock, Scotland, and when off the
Island of Lewis Hebrides, was wrecked on
Hardings Ledge.
The schooner Maggie Dalling, at New York.
brings the captain and crew of the brig Henry
P. Dewey, wrecked at Cardenas.
The schooner that ran down and sank the
fishing boat I Tell Ye Wednesday was the
schooner Fred Jackson of Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1880-10-29
Republican Rally at Brunswick.

BRUNSWICK, Oct 70, 1851.
A large and attentive audience assembled at
Lemont Hall last evening to listen to the dis
course of Hon. William P. Frye. Hon
Charles j. Gilman presided, and after a short
speech Oh the important results of the peoples
votes next Tuesday, introduced the speaker of
the evening, Hon. William P. Frye. Mr..
Frye held the audience in the closest attention
for over two hours and carefully and eloquent
ly discoursed upon the merits of the Repubi-
can party and the incompetency of the Demo-
cratic party to govern the country. He took
up the various claims of the Democratic party
as to why the Republican party should not hold
power longer, and proved beyond doubt the
falsity OF those statements. He next spoke
upon the tariff question and the Importance of
its support. Mr.. Frye's speech was character
lied throughout by'its conciseness and simplici-
ty. The brunswick band furnished music for
the occasion.