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Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

Andrew ]. Hossinger has taken out
letters Of administration on the estate
|of L. Theodore Bslipg, late OF Newark
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
aHns,rAI s,ENrION.

TyROOERIE S.--lHhVE ! 1Sr RE.
kY coired d me lot Of goods, J Will SOL
iuTinR tha chFistma1 holidays at Il follow
M YeduGHd prices: 3 l-s ralsin7N ;, !hs OF
ufranth 40, . lbs apples 25c. lbs fcrackers
ia. gibs 81 french prunes, 100. 4grhl Ns aS30rt'
,d Jelly at,, A lDShpple Dutlof 70, lbs Webb
nfnc6 meat 2bn, fhOCa 9c, sesdiGs5 ralslns Il
eh0ioe II clss a1ltanna raiNns lI:. muscatels
100, citEOn aee, pfange and lemon peel l9 ctap
Bakera cefn I'D. tomatoes 10 cts. Niagara
corn 10c. ibl r. and q, Oolinc soap 26c,
sand s0sp tc. blencber &c, ploine soap 6c $
ibs buckWhent 40. New crop, N Orleans
molassesE5e. golden drtp', I5c. white lbc. sil
yerdfop iec. ~. IA. molasRcs 7c. Teas SOC. our
i0c. IA iine, our 800 We guarantee. Ooiiee lac
our lbc. Is fair. 1oc Is extra best. Rlo 26c
Iaguyra 2so, lnarneabo, 25c. santos 2Sc, Java
DO. Table peaches ibc. per can. pic peaches
lie. Sweet cidsf 6c. qt. chow CHOW, pickles,
oniofis, cpuiidowerfn buckets and quantity
10 suit the buyers, also a full assortment oi
almonds piurns prunellas, wanuts, cher
flee. blank herriss bran berries. etc. Our &c.
nous Il aood,. our Hour at $50 We guarantee
win refund the money when not satisfactory
f4F p. FORD
l2fblzN Front and Madison Sts
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
A E0yEar Held.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Robert Samuel
Cowden, charged with forging the
anne of Joseph Owen, as endorser OF a
draft for $500 on the Provincial Bank
of Ireland, and who fed to this country
and was arrested upon his arrival, on
demand of the British Government, was
this afternoon held by U. S. Commis-
sioner Osborne to await a warrant OF
extradition by President Hayes
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

WeNr5Ean.orAa ora H0arhwaNI mo1e .prarem,ns SohsL a..
ply ia W. Twelfth stree. Jln4t3s
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

1&< &.x<rsr MAN in Dover must be
X. .lb,IInnut Young journalist"
z&rr colslsysr. who has eaten mud
,noueA y sst ne ofics TO build mud
VIZ rsst i mile long. Harry knows
y fhl< t;eos thar too Democratic party
ion,t eivs oiIIcss 10 political turrcoat'
shs lufn ior ths sake of office, while
Nv hAys 81 many Of their own true
md triad asefvslipgs to feed. Had
lazy 81 y pspOcrat we should have
Iynoashisad with him in his defeat
,ut 'bsIne j Rspublican turn-coat our
IountaIn of tekra, for hin, is dry.
NKw CAsrLs couSTr has none OF the
,,ckings from the Democratic table in
he organization oi the Legislature
houah she has more than halfthe pop
,lation of iii slAss. This is the pun
shrasnt III hsf Republicanism, We
u not bslIsvs the Democrats will re-
ase ths taxas mat come from Naw Cas-
u Repubiisans. Woll, all right,
,rixktly beams the futuretor Republi
,auisin III Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

TN0R REhT.-aOU~E lao WESf ST.
N snd 2 second story rooms 6u7 Shipley
street spplyto D. WEBB.
ian4+4t 90; Shipley street.,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
state of tine Thermometer

Pst the REPUBLICAN Office, on Tuesday
morning, Jan. 4:
| 7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, II O'Clock
go 34c $50
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

WANTED "A WOMAN Foh ,tEn-
~ oral housework. Apply at the y. ".
cor. OF l!th and TstnsJl SITS 1'n4tH
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

NETANTED.-A RE@FECTABLE BOY
w froya L. to "A yoafS OF age TO do er-
ralds. Apply at th1 Ieiawafe House; 5ls
Narke. s.. lsnAtN
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

uSr--ON SUNDAY, JAN. IA BLACK
IA far cellar. between Sixth and King and
81 W Third st. A suitable reward VIII oe
paid II returned to 5lI W. Third st. )an4tl
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Fish.

II Fish.
Powell has on his stalls, in the Third
street market house, fne pickerel,
perch, sneltz, haddock, steak Goldfish,
Labrador herring and other varieties
Or the 6nnyH tribe. Also a fine lot Of
tsrrapin. He hopes the ladies will call
sarly.
NJ, Sfmuas' white PuIm0ntc
BalBAm,
the famous throat and lung remedy,
endorsed by thousands. SOC. aud 81
Main depot, 4th and King Phila., 6ol
Arch 81. Baltimore, lO8 Baltimore st,
xxygenAe Underwear.
\ La6iss' and misses Hygenie Under
wear and Corsets made to order ; per
fsct fit guaranteed. Mra. G. E. Ward
5I3 King street.
P0Snfpas nu Apples.
I Japney's, BOB King ST., is hesdquGr'
ter5 for produce OF oil kinds. Speciaj
arrnn gemsntD TO parties for GER load lots
1 leo III ths Boston Boot & Shoe House
i200 Market street, and select youl
nlipporH, {Qf h0llday presents, INT
tlargest st0ek II the city, at prices rang
Ing ffom u cents to $500. Call early
ard BE- auitsd. Sole agent for E. c
, Burt's fDe Hhoes.
Medicines, ohemicals, toilet and fancy
articles families supplied with meai
cinss, accurately. Domestic CougL
s Syrup, at West End Pharmacy, sevenrl
and Jefferson streets.
Halls Hair Remover, Montgomery
Hair Restorer, Carboline, Ayers Hail
VIgor and many other preparations fol
Iths hair, TOR sale by J. K. Hartman
Druggist, Filth and Poplar streets.
Cubeb cigarettes, for catarrh an:
cold "a the bead, for sale by Taylor I
{, FULLERTON, Druggists aod Apothe'ar'es
= 3o2 King street.
Ifyour roof leaks have it made tiEh
Ny =. Mitchell, jr., 80 West From
street, Who makes no charge unloS
deals sfe ntcpped.
Chest Protectors reduced in price, a
): Dani0ftts's Drug Store Second an
Mhfhet atfsets. A special room 70
Tsusaes
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

1t /, the fashion for many people o
IL ep lect natures laws and blame Provi-
dc, CO for the result. A favorite thing
wi h hem is to neglect cough or cold
in, tead Of using that unfailing mesns
Of relef, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 2t
cGIti q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
A 4 aFu.

NJ 10 ali Who are suffering from the errors anA
Jndiscietions of youth, nervous woakheSs,
early decay, loss Of manhoo 1, ETC.. will send
you n nfocip6 that will cure You FIR aE OF
EUHAHtfE. This great rcpiedY was discov.
ersd ~ ~ missionary Ia South America.
Sand h a5if addressed envelope 10 the REV.
JugHY4 .ANMAN, Station D., New York
Oit4. 4l6lyw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

yEYANTED.-a Or. OD WHILE iRo-
wv testant girl Tor Q: eral h>usework a.
No, ll22 King street.. ianit2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

Kxsfa servioes are icing hid in tn
Eoott MITE Church every ev Mig his
N (ek.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
Frozen to Death Near Their Home

BONNEVILLE, MO-, January l.-TWoo old
negroes, Ida and Henry Slaughter,
IN mother and son, we're found frozen "
death six miles from this place. Hen
fy was lying in the road about 100
yards from his house and his mother
sitting a. the ireless hearth at home.
There was plenty Of wood in the yaad
aud ID stock of provisions and cloth
ing in the house. The couple we're
old and sick, Henry being sixty and
his mother said to be over one hundred
years old, and both were nearly help
less.
TRENTON, N. j., January John
Bell, aged about sixty years, nigh
watchman in Slack's stocking factory,
in this city, was found frozen to deatt
in a shed attached to the premises
early This morning. 1t is SUPPOSE
,, hat he was prostrated by a tt an.
h us m with this untimely end.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
SCHOOL BOOK.

1t is important that school. books
should be obtained as cheaply as pos
sible. would recommend that the
State Librarian be authorized TO pur.
chss the books directly from the plp.
lishe RS and distribute them am ,ng
the different School Commissioners, az
they are needed. who should sell them
to the scholars at cost and forward the
rroney TO the Librarian.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04

In order facilitate the ascertaining
Of the actual valus OF fertilizers, the
Governor recommends the passage Of a
law making it the duty Of the State
chemist to analyze free OF charge sam
pie Of each fertilizer sent to him by a
farmer or other persons using the
same, and to prepare certificate, Civ
ing its value, and making 1t q misds
mesnor for any manufacturer, &C., to
nisrepressnt the intrinsic value Of dry
manures.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
NATIONAL ReNK:.


proceed to collect the taxes due from
them, in accordance with the opinion
OF the Attorney General.
RAILROAD ARREARS.
The report Of the b. & F. R. R. for
1878, shows that the gross receipts OF
the company amounted to $l9.44l.92
and the gross expenses to $l9, $3.50
which shows an excess Of expenditures
over receipts o. $24l 50, but as it ap'
pears that the company has been
prompt in paying the semi-annual in
terest Of $4,000 upon the States mort
gage, it would not lie advisable to fore
close the mortgage. l, therefore sug-
gest, that the time of the mortgage be
extended for two years longer.
II the fund already dedicated fol
this purpose is not ample it should be
made go. The children of every dis,
trict should have the advantage o.
eight or nine months schooling ever,
year. | would recommsnd the Lev.
Of tax sufficient to keep them open :.
least that time.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-04
FRUIT sULTURR.

In view of the injary caused by in
sects to both large and small fruits the
Governor recommends the considera-
tion Of the sdvisability Of employing
an experienced entomologist to give to
the people such information as will
enable them to devise some means for
protection.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
The Assembly then voted to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation of Platt as fol

LONG TERM.
PlaCC.. ~ h6fnan (Den11 Of
Anti-Platt Rep. rs
FOR THE SHORT TERM.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
THE NEW DOMINION.

Laying the New American Cable-Re-
Electric Lights.
STEAMER FARADAY, via Canso, N. S., May
31.-Immediately upon completing the land
ing of the shore end of the American cable,
late on the afternoon of Monday, the steamer
Faraday began paying out the cable and has
made an average of about six and half
knots per hour for the whole distance since
that time. Sunday, a little after noon
more than nine hundred miles of the
cable having been laid, the end was buoyed
and the Faraday got under way for the
Lands End. Not a single fault was
found in the cable between the shore end
landing and the buoy. The tests have been
perfect, and the speed with which the work
has been done, as well as the quality of the
work, must be pronounced unprecedented in
the history of ocean cable laying. The steam
er will proceed to London to take on board
the remainder, which will be laid at once
The Faraday being fitted with an extensive
system of electric lighting. the work goes on
as well at night as during the daytime. She
carries competent corps of engineers and
electricians, who subject the cable to con-
slant tests as it goes out These are of a
character to show the slightest defect. Eve
rything has gone well, the weather has been
of the right sort and the arrangements of the
Siemens Brothers have proved themselves so
perfect that the present expedition shows q
much greater amount of cable laid than has
ever before been accomplished in the same
length of time.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
MEXICO.

American Enterprise Away From Home.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 31.-On Saturday
three sections of engineers left this city for
the purpose of making a survey on the South
ern railway. The first section is between
the City of Mexico and Tehuacan, the second
section between Tehuacan and Oakaca and
the third between Oakaca and the frontier.
The Repu6lica complains that while Mexico
is sleeping on her money bags, the Ameri-
cans are carrying out the great enterprises of
the country. 1t is reported that some
American capitalists have purchased ground
outside this city on which they will erect a
large hotel. The price alleged to have been
$1,000
Don Angel Anguaino, the Mexican astron-
omer at Chaputteppe, has left for the United
States, having been commissioned by the
government to visit American astronomical
observatories and purchase instruments re-
quired to observe the transit of Venus next
year.
Ex-President Diaz is reported as about to
go to France to interest French capitalists in
another bank.
Congress has passed the bill for coming
copper and nickel money.
contract has been signed with Manuel F.
Floera to build a narrow gauge railroad
around the city, connecting the different de-
pots.
The Dsaro says the government will ap-
prove of the colonization of the Rio Grande
as proposed by DIR. Rucklas.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

About may 10Th, pair of COLT
~ SSSPECTA LES dong bows and bent al
the end. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving them at
fe1 81 223 YORK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
SITUATION WANTED,

I'll OIAIION w kAN 1LAVS
VHNO COOK. wash ard iron in a small fami y,
IL do gen raj housework in city or country; goo
city reference Induire for two days at
je1 1t" rs OAK STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Base ball yesterday At New York, Chica-
COS 6. Metropolitans 3; at Princeton, Prince
tons IS, Amhersts 6.
The locust plague is said to be ravaging
sections of North Carolina, eating up the corn
and cotton crops and every kind of vegeta-
ton and destroying whole forests of valuable
saw-mill timber by stripping the bark and de-
posting their eggs. The injury is said to be
vast and incalculable.
William B. Graves, 60 years old, was run
over and killed on the Connecticut River
road, near Whately, Monday night. The
body was frightfully mutilated; both arms
and legs were cut off, and the latter have not
been found He formerly lived in South
Deerfield and was of unsteady habits
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

FOR RENT,
49, Seashore Cottage, furnished, at Morris
HssiiI Cove for the season. Apply at
ii1 iel 1t IS CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW York, May 31.-Sailed, the Abyssin-
mia and Sarmatia for Liverpool. Arrived, the
Rotterdam from Rotterdam, the Stella from
Amsterdam.
Baltimore-Sailed, the Caspian for Liver
pool.
Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Georgia
from New York.
Lorne-Sailed, the State of Pennsylvania
for New York
outhampton-Arrived, the Hohenzollern
from Baltimore for Bremen.
Bristol-Sailed, the City of New York for
New York.
Liverpooi-Arrived, the European from
Quebec, the Lake Winnipeg from Montreal.
Sailed, the Missouri for Boston.
London-Arrived, the Ocean King from
Montreal
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
THE WEST.
Colorado.
a Bo,d Bona 81 Robbers.

DENVER, May 31.-On Thursday last the
west bound stage coach on the Barlow and
Sanderson line was robbed while passing
through canyon, four miles west Of Poncho
Springs, by four unmasked men. After Sc
curing $500 in money and $3, 800 draft, a
number of gold watches and different valua.
BILE articles of jewelry, the coach was allowed
to proceed Later in the day the same rob-
beers entered store at Poncho Springs, conn.,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
Ireland.

The Governments DenOuneed-Parnell's
Followers DESERVING their Chief.
DUBLIN, May 31.-At the meeting of the
Land League to-day Mr.. Sexton strongly de-
nounced the arrests of members of the league
and said that the government in crushing
the Land League would lead to a serious sit
uation.
LONDON, June lit is rumored that some
of the Parnellites intend, going over to the
ministerial benches. Another Cabinet coun-
Gil has been called to consider the state of
affairs in Ireland
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

PEELED all present to hold up their hands, and
forced the proprietor to turn over the con-
tents of his safe, amounting to about $3.50,
after which they departed The leader of
the band was recognized as Charles Allison,
former deputy sheriff of Conejos county
The remainder of the men are supposed to
be members of band of a cattle thieves who
have been operating around Pennington for
several months past
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

oAn0IlsE 3. ?. DORSEY ORDER OF NOTICE.
WILLIAM J. DORSEY,
state of Connecticut New Haven. May 80, A.
New Haven County, { 3d. D.. 1881.
Upon the complaint of the said Caroline r. Dorsey
u praying for reasons therein set forth for a di
vorce now pending before the Superior Court in and
for New Haven County, to be held on the second
Tuesday of September. A. D.. 1881.
It appearing to- and being found by, the subscr1b
ing authority that the said defendant is absent from
this State-gone to parts unknown;
Therefore, ordered that notice of the pendfncy OF
said complaint be given by publishing this order Il
the Daily journal and Courier newspaper print ed In
ssid New Haven, once week three weeks successive
~ commencing on or before the 18th day OF June,
D 1881. JONATHAN lNGEksOl-L'
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court New Haven
| Count je1 oaw3t
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
VOL. XIX.
dHants.
SITUATION WANTED.

SNIUA TION J" AN LEEV9
RY capable girl to do general homework, secol
- work, or as laundress in private family; go
references given Apply ut
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

SITUATION WANTED,
FENO D. general Homework in private family
IL good reference from her last place Call at
jel IT. TOT STATE ST. EET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

DUBLIN, May 3I.-Three parishes in Dom
egal have been proclaimed under the coercion
act also one in Meath County Galway is in
a very disturbed state. A very serious affair
occurred in Clonmel to-day, where some
property was being sold. A cry was raised
that priest had been arrested, when a des-
perate night took place with the military.
Ihe hussars charged the mob several times,
and large number were in ured.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
new York Produce Market.

NEW YoRB, May 81.
FLOUR-Quiet, weak and unsettled; southern
-four quiet and unchanged.
wHEAT-Unsettled and in fair demand spot
saies of No. red winter at 81 26kas1 27k; No. 1
white at 81 241Sasl 25 No. spring at 81 a.
L CORN-Moderatels active and lower spot sales of
a57
No do, 48a4814 No. 2 mixed, 45a4a46; No. d.
EYE AND BARLEY-NominaL
PORK-In fair demand ordinary mess for early
delivery $I5 IS for old $16 IS for new
LARD Steady and active spot sales of western
steam at S11 /; city do. SO IS.
BEEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Nominal.
SPOT COTToN-Quiet midd1ings, 1917; futures
steady.
PETROLEUM-Firm but quiet.
BUTTER-Fair demand and steady; western
creamery choice, IS do. prime, n.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
EOR SALE

=
CE Cream and Candy Fixtures, Soda Fountain,
Il Marble Top Tables, Refrigerator, Chairs. Show
Case, Candy Jars, counters, Scales, small Safe,
Store Awning, cuoice lot of imported Shells.
FOR RENT-Store and tenement, West Portsea
street. second floor, st. John street. SIS half double
house Clinton avenue. SIS; second floor, Auburn
street. S. half double house, Dow street, SIS three
tenements Winchester Armory, SO and 81. Of
fee hours II to daily, to evenings.
rny7 SO Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
PUBLIC VACCINATION,

VTNHE BOARD OF HEALTH have authorized and
Il prov ded tor the free vaccination of all persons
in the city of New Haven who stand in need of such
protection from the contagion of Smallpox.
The Physicians named below will be in attendance
to vaccn te all requiring it, fr'm ur ~ to i've 10y
O'Clock p at the Schools specified and on the days
mentioned during the weak.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
NEW ENGLAND.
MaSsachu sets.

Wendell Phillips Agitation Successful.
Boston, May 31.-The Governors Council
to-day decided to commute Stearn Kendall
Abbotts death sentence for the murder of
Mrs. Maria L. Crue at Aver Junction to inn
Drisoument for life
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Another Advertisement for sarah.
LONDON, May 31.-The World says: 1--WE
hear on good authority that Sarah Bernhardt
is to marry on Saturday next with M. An
gelo, who has been travelling with her in
America. +"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
DEATHS.

NooRE-HURLBUT-In Stamford. May IT, Rev. ]
n. Moore of Falls Yillsge, and Miss M Idella Hur
but of Stamford.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
rhe Bla,k PlaeueonL ona I.1ana,

NEW YORK, May 31.-The disease called
the BLACK plague has again broken out
among the swine on Long Island, this time
at Jericho. Within the last week more than
| thirty hogs have died of the disease in and
around that place. The swine sicken and
die suddenly. The disease completely battles
the veterinary surgeons, who disagree about
it. some declaring that it is the black plague
while others say it is not.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. May 31-3 P. NJ.
Money closed at 2Ka3 per cent. exchange closed
lower at 483Ha485H governments closed firm.
tCIos1ng prices reported over the private wire of
BUNNELL L SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

SUN RISES, 429I Moon SETS, Hen WAITE
sur SETS, T.27 1852 p. m d.5s a m.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

SITUATION by experienced man. speaking
"A English and German, coachman and garden
er, who nas lived in Rentlemen's families; mp ten
in the and driving of horses will make himse1
generally useful has the best of references Irqur
Mt Durant Hotel, 128 State street.
mY3I 1t. EDWARD XOLLMER.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

No one receiving amarotity, the Senate adj
journed
In the Assembly at II o'clock the Speaker
announced that under the order they would
now proceed to vote for United States Sena
tor in place of Roscoe Conkling, resigned
Each member as his name was called named
his candidate. The vote stood as follows;
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

New York, May 31.-There was martial
music in the City Hall this afternoon. The
Mayor reviewed the Fifth Massachusetts, regi-
ment as they passed through the park on
their way home to Boston. The Thirteenth
regiment, N. G. s. N. Y, of Brooklyn, acted
as escort to the visitors. Both regiments &C
quilted themselves admirably and presented
fine appearance. Before coming over to
New York the Boston troops had spent the
day in visiting Coney Island and being enter
tanned in Brooklyn. They were reviewed by
the Mayor of Brooklyn as they marched past
the front of the City Hall The visitors left
for Boston on the steamer Old Colony
embarking at o'clock this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01

BROMLEY-Msy 49, 1881, Florence j. Bromley, aged
Is years and months youngest daughter Of JOSEPH
A. and Eliza j. Bromley.
Funeral Wednesday at p N, at q Lyon street. 2t
LAvALA1 Elm this city, May 3Oth Andrew II. Law
alaye aged Al years.
Funeral from his late residence $40 Congress
"Wednesday at D. M. Relatives and friends are in
'vited to attend.
BERNHARDT-I In this city, May 30th, Martin Bern
hsrdt, aged 81 years
Funeral to take place his late residence, Kos
suth street, Thursday after noon ut o'clock
STRICKLAED-In this city, May 3d. Royal n. str1ck
land. aged "a.
Funeral services from the residence Of his daughter
Mrs G. H Beardsley. 1416 State street, Wednesday
june LIST, at p. m. Burial later.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-01
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIVED-MAY 81,

ARRIvED-MAY 81.
Sch Ada A Kennedy, Kennedy, Pensacola lumber
to H Mill Co.
Sch Flora Sawyer, Frethe, Bangor, lumber to II
Dunbar 30.
Sch N McPheasant, Bangor, lumber to W A Beck
ley.
Sch L Mills, Armstrong, Bangor. lumber to M F
Dunbar Co.