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P0isr HunoN, lch.. April l8.--up--Protcllcrs
noawase, Tccuu'soh, u. II. ynn Allon, Passaio
n,id burgess; schxMIcEs John 0'Nc!, Emma q.
l4utchson. Sweetheart, kIhg slstcrs, 0ullattn,
IL. W. sage, Jonn!e Mathews, II. Capron.
D0wn-Propclletb Oseula, Colorado, Antelope,
with schoouer William CroathwaIto and barge.
Emplrs State, GLASGOW, and pargcst scteoners
Evening Htar, q, d. ilaxarl, uerthA llnInes. nay
BtMte, u y. uaiiey. U. X. Nlms, Naiad, lteplblld.
Wyiaa-Eas., Whit. ,.,,. ..,p ',
P0ltr iiuRoA, April l6.-Up-ptopelofs City
of Concord, Montana, aurora; schooner
DoWn--propsllers Ira II. Owns and consort.
SchoonotS Angus Smith, J. ". Doano, Annio ".
Peterson, T. w. Ferry, l.. Hanna, Donaldson,
, 1880-04-17

Special Dttpateh to 1As Chicago Tribune,
TEcuMsE1I, Johnson Co., April 10-Wheat NIL
sowt,. No Increase IN acrcnge. Oue-flfth Of tho
old wheat In tho hlnls Of turner's Moro outs
Bown thll llsuMl. Acrcnxo of lux Increased.
Special Dapate'l to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CESrnAl. CirY, MerrIek Co., April 1g.-0Tounl
getting dry. Acreh8o or spring wheat Increased
10 per cent. No wheAt to sGl. Acreage of outs
apd tIax doubled.
, 1880-04-17

MILWAUKEE, april 15,-Tho schooner Walter
Il. Alien, In tnw Of the tug Caroline Williams,
SINK ut 10 O'cloek this forenoon somewhere be-
tween Manitowoo md shcboygsu', IN thirty
faihoms Of watcr. All on board were takon Oft
by thB tug after five attempts. 1t was impoasl-
bio to keep tlro burning under tho boltor Of
tho pump rs tho scns would board tho schooner
and utmost bury her from Wow. Tho tug rcnehed
hero this evening.
Tho Wnltcr u. Alien wns built at OEtlensburR
by II. e. pierHon In 1HlB, measured ssW tons
bllrlc1l, rntcd u !. and wnH worth $13 900. John
n. Long, Of Chicago owned hcr.-Ep,1
, 1880-04-17

Speetdl Di,pateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FAnao, Cnss Co., April 1G.-ureat dcal offspring
whcAt hna been sown. Acreage inUreasu, Ii pDr
cent THIS IL Il small tncreAsc In this crop.
N.rjnors nro pnyipg moro attention TO general
diversity of crops this seuson. Oats n1d barley
will bo largely so,Yn.
, 1880-04-17

DRtnorronr, ILL.,, April -Clcarcd-Noebuck,
St. 1Io,sis, 1.s.,,648 feet lumber: Enshotah, st.
1.onis, t.7i0 feet lumber; Friendship st. Louis,
lt} .ssj feet lumber,
, 1880-04-17

Special Dtspdtrh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Jo1fers0n Co.. April 19.-Wintcr
whcat 20 per cunt better thnn lust year. LnrKcat
acrcngo ever sown Very small proportion Of
tho old whcnt on hand.
, 1880-04-17

Eptttat Dapateh to 1hs Chicago Ittoune-
OTIsoo, Ionta Co., April 1u-Whont docs not
look As well RS Inst SEASON account Of frosty
nights. AcreAyu pup- hllt mDro thAn last season.
, 1880-04-17

CHICAGO II WESTERN INDIANA.
Tho attorneys in the calso OF Hickey ys. The
Ch!cugo & Western Indiana Nailroad Company
wcre around tho Appellate Court yesterday anx-
ious to mako n motion to have tho cnso
60 ut once to tho Supreme Court. Only
Judge Wilson was present, however, md
u tclcgrutu was aont 10 Judge AioAllstor
at Wnltkcgun. lio replied that be was busy
writing opinions, and tho attorneys, porforcG,
wcro obliged to tlopnrt without nttatntng their
object. II Ia prObab!o tho m0don WILL bp 1nado
next wock so,no time, 4 any two OF tho Judges
Othorwtss tho rurties will hayo to wait Until tho
sut,rf ram
, 1880-04-17

Margaret Dolnmorc begun a suit In eJcctmcnt
ycstcrdny nRninst Dr.slgot McCor1 to recover
rosecsslon Of Lot ~, Block 10, in school-Bcctlou
Addition.
Chrlstort, noscher commanded a suit In ojcct-
mont ngnnat Peter j. nnt Helena Cnspore, claltn-
ing title to Lot In County Clerks Division Of
fractional Eco. T]. II, u.
Henry II. Rognrs commenced nm .nctton Ia
trcspnss nHainst Matthew Latltn, claiming $1,0o0
dutnHECS,
, 1880-04-17

6urEn1on Counr-JUp0E GARY Ehregatt
Kaoseborg ct at. vs.. Tousund Menard,
sr., md Tousaud Monard Jr, $3s3bo.-
sIgm,,nd Jnooby ct nl. rs. Nelson II.
Merrill, $1tf.d4.-Hame ~. Same S113.-Andrew
nrystlalo ys Jhtncs Turbt and Bridget McCnnt,
<:a2 .e,8.-1ohn Carson Va. Moses A. Thayer,
ClnUl11T -CosFEss1oNs-C H.. Patton
vs.. Andrew j. GAincs, <.B7.30.
, 1880-04-17
PORT Ct)LlsORNT

PonT Cof.noHSE, Ont, April M+-Clcarcd-
light: schooner pAndor1l, snndnsky, light.
, 1880-04-17
AIISElsEE.

Special DIspateh to tn Chicago 1rtbuns.
AHSKrEE, WlB.. april 10-Ths schooner Annie
Thoinc, ashore At Alaska. III yuid to b0 n total
wreck. Tho wind has buun biowing tfosh from
tho n1rthoast all dny, alid Bnow to tho depth of
tlbotIt ten lt.clleS foil.
, 1880-04-17
OHIO.


Sptetat DApateh to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
OArNoLLros, Carroll Co., April 1a.-liavc had
very cold weather, with severe frcezin8 nights.
Hard to tell yet wnt effect Will DO on wheat and
fruit
, 1880-04-17

TIE CALL TODAY.
JUDGE nnuMMONu-1n chambers.
JupaE DLop0Err--Cull Of his criminal ca1on-
dnr.
JunnE GAnY-Afotlons.
JUNE JAMEsoN-Dtvorco cases.
JUDGE no0Ens--Motions for now trial.
JUn0E Manifestations. No. 162, Kracgcl VI
Brown, On trin1.
JuE1E TuLEY-DtvOfCp cases,
IUp1E nAHNuM--DlvorcO cases.
JUDGE BMtTN-No call.
, 1880-04-17
More Heavy Weather On Lake Mich
igan, Resulting from an East
erly Gale.
Quite n Budget Of Disasters RE-
ported rs Resulting
Tllcrcfrom.
The Propeller Antelope Jettisons Part Of
a Grain Cargo on Lake Huron.
Schooner Sunrise Seriously Damaged BY
Collision On the Rivers.
Total Loss OF the Schooner Walter B.
Allen.

CONT1NUEDDOls " tSAiIif.t ~
Tho present spring hns thus 1nr provcn INC
oes .,eo,,a ,,,s tho f,rcnt rnkcs hnye
foF auI'y t"o "c'Na Nv" ~ J s ,hn.o ,.I,,,,o
been swept br series OF saiea' aita t.oev "s'
With tho ndlnnct oi an 'cc-I"1u II, NV o'e"''e'
have wrnurht destruction upon t1oattnE prop
nrt,r L., n,.or, ina p;nahle pav Scarcely hna ono
o.ls ~ ~, hor I'M. apr,,nr up in
its stcal. und THUS mariners have been kept III
4 oanstnnt turmoil OF excitement md fcar lest
80, ,,-,,,, ,ntarort,,nr shn,,id pyertako them,
oo,"u sln' ,,.. '.''s 49,, i ,,.lt,,iotton In. nm
laek OF Judgment nuu CIV. ~. -aa"~., ~
doubt aided nateF'ollS III s"cl''ns ,... snv ...
1.,nrarou. rccfs doitf,,u narrow
sih.u,,1 STat, hnv., nrovrn tuG much
n.an"{r.+, ,rh,ni n.rinnrs cf,sntiy BECAUSE Or
t ntnrt nh"rarfnr nF their Ctit1catiotl and
t tho dsstrnlon nr scynrn, I'M, u,1fts may Ou
ehn,..cG fn fhs shurtcutuun nut tho purpose
~ ffo nrf;ct il II, ,icu with tho weather rAthor
st ~ ,r;fte IL intrtstrtj And ia rot lNck To
,hn s,t,iant II shnttIIi hn stated TINT tho uasAt
tsSnj ~ rh,,rsdsy evening treshcnei To gallo
MI m thn idko during the night, cnualng
h,;, rot,, n1ttin natrinIly Ia tho discomfort 0f
1nnr,ncrs rntt0ht tiltsItc largo 1ect nf vcaHGa,
ra,trn1iy fTr1whtcIj with lumber, ties, cc.!nr
IPnsts Kills nnT wind, ntiI curryng large t!cck-
ns' honnc"nT mi II, nn h,nd th{s WAY, aud gut
t"9; ~ ;,i1 IL hrn"flt of tho storm Nono OF tonl
,ycrc hcarhcd. but n number suffered tho loss OF
, 1880-04-17

Yesterday afternoon tho 0wncrot tho schooner
Cape Horn tclegmphcd FROM Nuskegon that
the tug Iiagcrtna1l could not 70 to tho assistance
ut the schooner from II blIlwnukoe, which is ashore
In Punt bt. lgnncc, and fut! NJ water. and tskcd
that d tug bu dispatched ns soon as possible
from, Chicago. Arrangements were accordingly
nlnde to sund tho tug C. II. jlaekicy, with the
tourteen-inch rotary pump controlled BY Ncssra
Atkins i Heckwith. Tho tlacklpy coaled lust
evening. Bhp will taku tho pump nll boar!
carly this morning, and lenvO III soon US tho
weather haa moderated sufficiently.
, 1880-04-17
TIE COURTS.
Col. C!eary's South-Town Orders
Declared Illegal.
Glcason and Philips Also Left
Out in tho Cold.
The Post and Mnil-Record of Judg-
ments, New Suits, Etc.
sour11-rowN ORDERS.

sOUT1I-TOWN ORDERS.
Judge Itogcrs yesterday rendered MI opinion
In tho mat,damue cnsU Of tho roopio OK. rel
Patrick Elcury nRnnst William, II. raRo Super.
Visor ot tho Town Ut South Chlcngo. which will
he very hal rc,ltiiug to n number pf encculators
who havo been buying Up town urdors. Tho
present case wns petition Tor nland0tuus by
Cfcnry to compel tho Supervisor to pay a ntlrl-
bur of town orders, amounting 10 nbOnt $500,
-t,no OF which had bcnn originally issued to
Jatncs Gleason, Town Clerk In 1876: two to Ed
wnrtl Phillips. Town Assessor; md ono to
CIunry hImsuf. 1t Is sn!d that there arc
town orders 10 tho ntnount Of hcariy $4,000
moro, whose holders havo boon awaiting With
interest, not TO Bny attxiety, tho result OF tho
present casc. 4 demurrer WINS filed to the pctl-
ton and argued nbout thrcc weeks ngo, and tho
decision ycsturdny wns technically On tho du-
murrer, though Involving tho ulcrits OF tho
caso.
After citing nt length tho provisions OF tho
stntuto OIL tho powers nlld duties uf tho town
officers, tho Judge suld tho petition was bad in
not showing that tho cnims referred to III it
wcro presented to tho Supervisor In tho form Of
certificates Of credit and allowance; slgned by n
majority Of tho l3oard OF Auditors. Tint Donrd
In the Town OF South Chicago wns composed OF
sovcn Justlccs, tho supervisor, md Town Clork.
nine III alt, tivo Of whom constituted quorum Or
Tha petition SGT out tho CLAIM. Of Gleason and
nvcrrcd that It wis audited ntatl ni!owcl, sottnE
s WIS ts ssed ss by tWo lstcos, tho Mpcrsisor. and
tho Clerk, togcthor with Phillips mud Eynns.
Tho two lust hafncd wore iIft showi, u lnve bu-
mud wcro cuflcl In ind asstelntet with tho JUS
tSss sr ay Shown NJ t. o M ia "a
their agnnttircs. Hut, even on tho stppositlon
hey wsFs a1sors It. wo' @ nGt le.p M th9 r1tl
N majority Of tho Unnrd. I1raidos ulenson
, 1880-04-17

On account Of tho ruin tho game set down fot
yesterday between tho Chlcago and Dubuque
Clubs wns postponed. Weather permitting, the
two clubs will play to-day, Corcoran pitching
for tho home ninC.
, 1880-04-17

FROM SAuJ4T STE. MARIE.
A letter to Ar. Spenucr, OF the Lako sllchtKaI,
4 Lake Superior Transportation Colupauy, FROM
3, sault Ste. Narle, Iato! April 3, says: "rhe
weather has been yeEy warm. with south Winds,
and tho lee IL going worry fRst. / think frOlN
prcs9nt prospects yun VII hc able TO yet through
tho Sault ltlYor On or b0furo tho 10th Inst"
, 1880-04-17

GWA1N AND EOA}HE FltEtGIITS,
Gratn frriKhts have dropped ta ~ ccnts On
oDsn to Buffalo. Charters reported yesterday
Rcre " follows; Propeller Aussin, whoat al.l
rorn OH through slto; steau.-baEKo Fietchur
Ind consort schooner Irontor, ldta Thurstlny
Afteruoon, corn at4 cents; stcam.bargu Lo-
lhatr aad consort CorlAande, coFn to Calliuxwood
BXstllA VI, through rata 10 Naw England. Gu
Nacity, 10000 bushels corn aud lbV0Q bushels
wheat. ..... ....@ -.
Bchupner Gesn0. lumber fFum Hainlin to Chl-
ca9o at MHulsteo rate; schooner PhHut1, lum.
, 1880-04-17
IOWA.

IOWA.
Ep<etai Dhpateh to 1ns Chteaoo Ittbun&.
CHknoKkE, Cherokee Co, April 1a.-8prtug
wheat WILL DO mostly eoxn this we0k. We need
, 1880-04-17
COUNTY COURT.

Western Indiana 1.alrond vs. Anna l., Dceso
ct al. Verdict for respondents, S4,0S0.
, 1880-04-17

FEDERAL COURTS,
George ]. Fisher begun n suit yesterday 10 70.
cover $4,000 of tho County of Warren.
, 1880-04-17

No other Whlskcr Dyo equals uuls-so cents.
, 1880-04-17

Rich In far-produutn2 material beyond ~
other foods aud medicines are Malt Btttcts.
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E1.s SALE Oh ssENT

hOE RENT-HOUSR No. IS Cameron st.,
= between Fairfax and Lee Apply 10
ap o-ti }. q. D. SMOOT.
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G9,leexx:uGn1rlu QDazttte
TUESDAY EybAINH, JULY q, 1880.
"a iSrrtfCREi0uS

e sea on was caught st New Brunsw n.
D., III the over lex OF the canal Saturday night
by The EH! b y .la-.er Il Was shot in Capture
but not f.leG. Il YES eight feet long snd is
supposed 70 be ore Of tho eight thst escaped
from Cory leland is:t Friday night.
The New YORK Commercial Bulletin assumes
thH, ;h' ~ o,i crop OF the present 7esr will
resch f95, co 600 bushels snG astins.irg that the
to!g'lsa demand will be li3 GO Geo bust els
there will Fc;criL @S2 coo COZ bushels This will
fsr exceed tie amount required for home con =
SUMPTION.
The ca0sua report for the ID supervisors dist.
II tEis state. |"nly couGtes, snGWs total po-
pu'stioI tIyG. l13. about one fourth the popu!a
tlcn Of the ,-laIs iTciuIod in the di.tric. are
oeters burg, Formulation u CO.; Lynchburg, 10
w; D.n>!.i", 49, hsf uesier, 6t3G; Pltt=yl
Vanla coU:ly h@s = population Of 81. $50. The
c.nsps ."cws h"svy gains in the past few years.
TIE Mo-".oE= celebrated Saturday, the ami
vtraary Il ;Eo!r is. enterance into Utah, g
gears age. they ma! q grand procession IF
tFrd9s@nl Industries with tan brass and military
hands il ;'a;. i.aEe CI3y. Il VS.; Witnessed by
5,CD 81: c.-tcrs hUolg the uo.,os Was The
happy p yganoua Family" carried by ssid
tsmlig N H4GDa. The ceremonits closed by
h'8 mooiiug Ia TIC t.bcfi- Gle Win speeches and
music.
Mir. I'm. +. Mckcwo-, late cle;i, of the
CrimHi Co,.f! Of Baltimore, Was on Saturday
chosen p2 quorum o; tie Supreme Bench to
III! tae position .. c!CrH Of tina City Court for the
rest OF the torn made Tacsnt By tae death o!
The !asa laCuLH Dcat Natha,.i Z. Itobert.on
There va no 5..io.i!ng rs II appears that Mr.
Mck-"yn VS. TIC uu.ninoua chuic, Of the
judges pIca9L.
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COMPRESSED BEEF, in /, 2 and ID CANS:
~ recsived to-day by
je8 j. G. M1LBUHf,
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TANNEY'S PALACE SODA FOUNlAly
- We have now on DRAFT ut our BRANCH
STORE, corner King and Royal streets lGs
COLD SODA WATER, with choice Frui! saI
Cream Syrups; also Vich, -,e,ze-. Deep Slc;
Bedford Springs (Ps snd Bedford Sprirg,
(Vs Alum and Iron Waters, ali at FIVE
GENTS per glass. JAENEY SO,
Druggists, Branch Store.
myl0 cor King and Roya! s,s
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CU.vG&&seEe,.v.-A t0.z.:E., rzo,v.

r, vf-,,a or srii,o,;,,, ,,o.,oa r. tboc,.,o
,.,,-.I C>.,.,:.,.. .,o a,".
No"t'"' -" "'''''o va nsf"oy designate "ed-
hesday, tnt 1!eE day Of August, 1850, as the
time .rd Ahx.ndr:8 Ms ;hc Mace, for holding s.
c.Dv.,.;i,r q, ,or,;..,, .bo D,ro.o-.,;o o.'I;
~ 'n' ~ @.'' eA.iui
dA'e LOT Congress IL Inc oth Congressional Dis
TIC. OF Yirsinig.
,lbe h,s;s - -or,-oso,,,;o, nil! IN ,,, a.,o
este ar, one sl.r,n.tn - a,.Ir- nro h.,.L-a.
volts .rd r-oc,ioro or ,,,o h,,,aroa o,oao,;-..
fGv c.st for 1iIao, ard uondriclo IN 1a-G
I,,S,i .-:I 'o"' "a '''';
1>0''SN-'S 10 s"o cohVehIi'h sfe 70 Do selected
bg ctultJ, district OF ward meetings, or by pri
yearv cl,,.;.1 10 v,crd. ., dis,-;c,, os ,bo W.
Vs. % WV VI"
H"as couhty O CITY ecr!mIttee5 nsy eItc. and
ht such mas 90 the respective county or city
corcmi.lccs may determine: provided tba. if
District q ward meetings or rimaIy elections
are Lcott,d, sucg !rect.rgs or clcctioTs in INV
Ole county ii c,y .h.li BE held on the same day.
: { rr
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks otice of ,5s -
cult Court of Alexandria count 'I ~ ~
10th day of July, 1870. ''' IN i:
Peter Shields, plaiItit, against Henri !.
eli and Thomas Jewell, defendants " 's7'
Memo. The obi ect of this suit ia to s,,sch
interest of b. Q. jewell in tho lsnds Of w6,c, -
tsther, William Jewell, died sez.d ard nos .
go; ana SUBJECT Inc same TO tbs psy ccrt -
debt of STD with interest thereon d, tina 49,, w.
ten per cent per sunum from the 3rb [.ve
September, 1877, and SIT s. costs CT ;r1ans."
IN the supreme Court Of TIE District CT CSS".~~'
1877. "a Nn"'e% b.
The defendant, Henry &. Jewell nc. t.-;..
entered MS appearance and given security scr,.t
ing to the act of Assembly and the rue: ~ o.,
court and it appearing by atidavl. -,
ne Is not resident OF this State i, is a..
dered that the said defendant sppn.r ba.'
within ono month after due publication q, 49,
order, and do what is necessary to prof., 49, .,
interest in this suit; and that COPY of MI. -.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexsrtr,1 &
zette newspaper published in the civ ri A.,
drls, once week for four successive weeks AZ.
posted ut the front door of the Cour. H.ns" .,
this county. A copy, test:
c oANJ. AUSTIN CIo-s.
|N1RGlNlA st kules reo IN IN. -.
office of the Circuit Court Ct .Icx.ni.i;
county; on the 9Th dsy Of Ju'y, 1850
John West John Hovelant, Dtncr Sra7car -.
Henry e. Wyhert, Sheriff Of aes.s:.,,
county: administrator of MaIic,i Why.tr,,..
plaintiff, against Benjamin Austin, AM,
Austin. his wife, sad C'ae CO ID. B,r,',
trustee, defendants. In chsncery.
Mem: The obj &C. Of this su . is 10 enforce :,
lien of the Plaintiffs ssaGst tns rasl estate O: =.
defendant, njsmin austin, lying in the en-.
ty Of Alexandria, Va and to Suoj c. toe san:
to sale in order to satisfy sid liens
The defendant C.reace u. 3 ,r.on not h,v,-,
entered his appearance and given security s,
cording to the act OF Asscny, and the rules a.
this Court, and it appearing by atfdavi. i,
he is not q resident OF this State, /, !. ~.
dered that said defendant appear here viii
IN one month after due publication q. ~
order and do what is necessary to pra.ec,
Interests in this suit and tha: y copy of .ris d.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcxan!ri, E.
zette, newspaper published in the city Of A
eIsndria, once u week for four successive WOO,
and posted at tho front door of the Court l!o.:
oil this city. cc2r-test:
SaNJ. AUSTIN, CIoyk.
d. . Claughtnn, p. a jy.-wi
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HRCQUETl CROQUETIl CRCQUETl =
~ We have in store and for sale cnesp nice
line OF Croquet sets. MCLkAN d UHLGK,
myl9 u kIng street
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AVN GRASS SEED-Tb celebt ated Eng
IL iish Lawn Grass Seed that We h. ve been
selling for many years; full supply just
ceived.
sp22 T. S. LEADBEATER BRO.
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Oily PAPER, of All kinds; aso FLY
l. BRICKS and COBALT or FLY StoIe. tor
sale by
js24 ES LEADBEATER g RHH
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FAMILY ROE HkKkING, in bsrle.s STD
l. half barrels and by the dozen, st
70 JIG. MlLBURE'S.
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ICE CkEAM N,
FOR THE WARM WEATHER,
LEMON ICE CREAM,
VAHlLLA ICE CREAM,
STRAW BERRY ICE CREAM,

LEMON ICE CREAM,
VAHIhLA. ICE CREAM,
STRAW BERRY Ice CREAM,
WATER ICES.
SODA WATER,
ICE CUSTARU.
BREN2 LIZ, 1873 King street will cell Ice
Cream st the same rates, notwiths tsnding the
ice fan inc Ee &C I'D grade bis cream BY the
price, bu! his would lose the good name
that yesrs of fair dealing have won T it He
asks thst persons abroad ordering "Rrengles
Cream" FROM third parties will assure themselves
thst the cream sent is cert.inly from his es.sb.
!istn"nt He warrants his cream and does not
wish that Inferior cream may injure its rapu
tstion.
His healthful handmade candies, free of terra
aoa or glucose, have been largely purchs sed
durirg the past season. To those who have used
them be refers for testimony of their excellence
Cream Puts, Tsrts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy Of sll kinds Pies specially, Fruits,
Nut, Cor dictionaries, Caromels, and Sussred
Fruits. His CAKES, Black, Fruit. Pound
Jelly and Fancy. Ornamented and Plain, are
sold cheaper than they can be manufactured at
home
He Gators fer families and entertainments
myl2tf
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EAMILY ROE HERRING, in barrels sla
Il half barrels, st
je1l j. {, MILBURN'S
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
LEWISTON g. AUBURN.

MONDAY, May 10.
Mix Mahoney made an unsuccessful attempt
to break jail, Saturday. He had filed off one
iron bar partially when discovered, and in a
few hours more would have escaped.
In the case of Miss n. M. Lewis VS.. Arthur
Sands, action for false Imprisonment, the jury
brought in a verdict Saturday night for the
plaintiff. assessing damages at 1926. In few
words, the history of this important affair, is
simply this: In May, 1879, the plaintiff Or
dered cashmere and silk dress of the defend
ant, who is one of our largest merchants The
garment was completed and on being shown
to Miss Lewis she refused to take it on the
ground that it was made up entirely different
than she ordered. Mr.. Sands heard that the
caused her arrest for the amount claimed ON
the dress, $40 Miss Lewis appealed to the
Supreme Court, and on the principal action as
already has been stated in this column, she
was acquitted. Having obtained this iudg-
ment, Miss Lewis Immediately proceeded to
prosecute Mr.. Sands for false Imprisonment,
with the above result.
Ebenezer Jordan, administrator, VS.. William
Dunn. Foreclosure on real estate. On trial.
Mr.. Corran has just completed one OF the
most commodious and convenient counting
rooms in the city.
Lightning struck house in Perryville, Sun
day afternoon, owned by Stephen Rowe. The
damages were confined to the room. Occu-
pants were fortunately away at the time.
Smiths crayon of Blaine, in Thompson &
Mosleys window is one of the finest pictures of
that distinguished statesman we ever saw.
Liquor agent Bailey drew gold watch at
the Lowering book sale.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

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The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

Bitten by -Floral-Manufactur
Gossip.
MONDAY, May 10.
Mrs. Preble of Woclwich lost pocket book
containing $40 on the street this morning.
A. S. Bangs, Esq, is in town.
Elm street sociable Friday evening at their
vestry.
b. Savage received 200 Holsters this morn
ing.
Capt. T. NJ. Reed will present his name
| sake with a set of colors.
| Gushing received 1900 shad this forming.
| All were caught in the Kennebec and several
weighed pounds each.
Mulligan and Clough INDUCED in row at
the head of Summer street Saturday night.
| No arrests.
| A spaniel dog bit sailor on Moulton's wharf
| Saturday.
Moulton'S patent windlaSS will be put on the
| Morse schooner.
| Tug Hogan has left the Kennebec, pur-
chased by New York parties.
The porgie steamer Phebe sailed to the
westward for porgies from Boothbay yesterday.
| 4Nlllc NtSSolS up ILLS lIlOTHlug.
Thirty vessels in port.
| The Wright VS.. Williams case was this morn
| ing settled by agreement. 1t will be remem-
befed that this is the Ireland trespass case and
has been up twice for trial. The wife is to
| take two of the children and receives the
household goods She is not to appear against
the husband if he applies for a divorce
Before Judge Tallman Peter Lynch was
| fined $50 and costs for supplying parties with
| liquor. Appealed.
| n c ctatod tbat avarv C,,ndav q ucp,oo nod
dies rum on Johnny Lows valley.
| The pastors of the Congregational churches
exchanged pulpits yesterday.
| The City of Rockland is hauled up for re-
| freight are transported meanwhile by the other
| boat.
1t is estimated that there are four dogs to
| every family in town.
A city merchant locked up his safe the other
! day and forgot the combination. He cut open
the door next day.
| No news of Kennedy.
AT the Central church yesterday an elegant
| floral shield having for base cedar border tea
roses and the motto eve praise thee Oh Lord"
| worked in hyacinths, attracted universal
praise. 1t was designed and made by Trufant.
This morning at about 3 O'Clock there were
| vivid flashes of lightning and heavy thunder
but no rain. All yesterday afternoon there
| was heard thunder rolling northward.
Sunday afternoon horse belonging to Mr.
| Croker of Ireland attached to heavy car
riage ran down Middle street running down
the lane back of Harris stable to the railroad.
| Turning again he cleared the culvert near
Centre street breaking from the carriage by
smashing the whiffie tree and breaking the
harness. He was stopped by Mr.. Frank
| Leonard on Centre street and both horse and
team taken to Harris stable. A young son of
Michael Bggin was knocked down in front of
Mr.. Biggins house and run over The boy is
in charge of DR.. Small who fears internal in
| juries.
Chas. X. Stinson of this city has sailed for
| Australia.
| There are few men in this city who have
saved up money but would gladly put their
savings into cotton mill stock. A we'll known
capitalist told us recently that 81 900, 900 could
be raised here for manufactures if the right
man headed the movement.