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The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

PORT OF PORTLAND.
WEDNESDAY, June 8.

WEDNESDAY, June 8.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st john NIB.
Brig Emma Richardson, Matanzas sugar to
Phinney g. jackson. Vessel to Webster
Sch Montezuma Melvin, Woods Hole-superphos-
phate to Pacific Guano Co.
Sch Governor. Stinson, Boston.
Sch Cabinet Sellers, Boston.
Sch Emily Staples Coleman, Boston.
Sch Sophia Wiley, Hans, Gloucester.
Sch Margaret, Johns. Newburyport.
Sch H Prescott Dorr. Portsmouth.
Sch st Elmo, Humphrey. Saco. to fit new fore
mast, the old one having been shattered by light
ming.
Sch Sparta, Arey, Saco.
Sch Anastasia r. (Br) Campbell, Dorchester, NIB,
for Plymouth.
Sch Geo Collins, Wooster. Franklin for New York.
Sch Helen Mar, Romer, Yarmouth.
Cleared.
Sch Ethan Allen, Simonton, Philadelphia-D w
Clark & Co.
Sch Juventa OBJ Redden, Chester, Ns-Portand
Packing Co.
Sch Alton, (Br) Watts, st john, NB-master
Sch Peail Verrll Tremont-N Blake.
Sch j Merriam, Smith. Belfast-Kensell G.
Tabor.
Sch Sophia Wiley, Hams. Bangor-S W Thaxter
Sch Arcade, Robinson, Rockport--kensell & Ia
Dor,
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

ASTORIA, .o-sld May rs, barque Herbert Black,
Treat, United Kingdom:
BALTIMORE---Ar 18th. schs Edwin I Morrison,
Lavender, Kennebec; Daniel Clifford. Smith. from
Bangor; L Newton, Stover Boston.
Ar 7th. schs Searsville, Hart, Gun Point Hattie
Meg Buck, Woodbury., Georgetown; NJ Brook
ings, Dunton, Kennebec; E r Emerson, Childs, and
Cattawamteak Kennedy Charleston.
,PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9TH. sehs Bramhall. Ham
ilton, Portland; Ellen Tobbin, Rose. Kennebec.
Ar 7th, brig Clara j Adams, McFadden, Cardenas;
Willie MartiD, Willard. Portland; Emerson Rokes
Marston, Kennebec; Ella A Warner, Holbrook,
NEWCAsTLE-Passed down 9Th. brig Daphne
from Philadelphia for Pensacola.
Passed up, schs Edw III Norton, Emerson Rokes
Governor, Willie Martin, George Clark.
Sid I'm Delaware Breakwater 9th. barque Matan-
zas for New York.
ChARLEsToN-Ar 18th, sch Eagle Rock, Ham,
NEWBURYPRoT-Ar 7th, sch Georgianna, Hart,
Amboy.
ney, Sagua; schs Rocky Yates, Merry Tonola 81
days; G Ii Paine, billiard, Arroyo; Alma, johnson,
do Nellie Bowers Spear Ab% Rehard
ton; A Gross. Greenlaw. Bluehill; Storm Child
Young, Deer Isle; VIM Rice, Pressey, Rockland;
Maggie Mnlvey, Hart, Boston; Hiram, Boyd, Fall
Cid 7th, ships Cora, Coombs. Yokohama; Success,
Hichborn, London; schs Mabel, Maloney, and Van
Passed the Gate 7th, schs Silver Spray, from New
York for Boston: Mary Longdon, do for Vinalha-
ven, HaleSJlne, WeenaWke0 1Or ROfJIan0, MARCEL
lus, Weehawken fer Lynn: Alice Boardman. Port
johnson for Saco; Isabella Jewett, do for Boston;
David Torrey. Amboy for Portland.
NEW LONDON Ar 7th, sch Helen j Holway,
Thompson, Arroyo.
PRovIDENCE-Ar 7th, schs John Mayo. Drink
water, New York; Grey Eagle, Colson. Bangor.
Below, sch Abbe Dunn, Fountain, I'm Pensacola.
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Black Swan, Morrill,,
Camden for New York.
Ar at East Greenwich 9th, sch Abbie Emery,
Arey, New York.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 7th, sch Abner Taylor,
Dodge, Bangor.
Adam, Young, Hoboken for Boston; Rising Sun,
Jones, Virginia for Bath; Helen King, Townsend,
Calais for New York; Gustie Wilson, Gray, Winter
port for do Alligator. Martin, Calais for Fall River;
Mary Means Dodge Bangor for do.
Sid 9Th, schs Almon Bird, Lucy NJ Collins, Emma
McAdam, Rising Sun, and Alligator.
BOSTON-Ar 7th sch j Morse. Upper, Savan-
nah; Lamartine, Haskell So Amboy; Geo w Bald
Pierce, Parker, Steuben; Gulnare, Bowden, Ponob-
scot; Emma Hotchkiss, Phillips, Winterport; j III
Miller, Paterson. and Karen Happuch, Lewis, Wis.
~casset: Sarah, Wright. Bath.
sch Mary e Gage. Huntley Salmon River Ms; sch
EbeA Fisher, Reynolds, Charleston, SC.
Sid 18th, brig Sarah Gilmore
Ar Sth, sch Ella M Watts, Watts, Cienfuegos; EN-
ma McAdam, Young, Hoboken; Lucy NJ Collins,
Curtis, Amboy.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 7th. schs Bertha j Fellows.
Clark, Perth Amboy Marge, Lewis, Philadelphia;
X L Tay, Brown, Amboy.
West Indies.
BANGOR-Ar It'll, schs Harriet Weymouth, and
Mariel, Anderson, Portland.
GARDINER-Ar 5th sch Ida L Howard, Mclean
New York
Sid It'll, sch Satilla, Riveas Savannah; Nellie Star
Colby Philadelphia.
Sid 9Th, sch G Loud, Mcfarland, for Atlantic
City. Nd; E M Colder, Hodgdon, Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
Railroad Collision.

CHICAGO, June S.-A dispatch from Lacarpe,
ILL.,, says two freight trains on the Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Railroad collided east of Burn
side yesterday. The west bound freight was
behind time and running wild. Both trails
in jumping and the brakeman badly hurt.
Both engines and several cars were smashed.
Loss S500OO
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
MARRIAGES,

In this city. June 8. by Rev. E. Y. Hincks, at the
residence OF Peleg Barker Esq. W. H. Milliken, r,
and Miss Jennie s. Barker, both of Portland.
In this city, June g. by Rev G. A. Dickinson.
Richard II. Turner and Miss Annie X. Hill both of
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it ie biscuits, cake,
doughnuts, pie crust, etc.
GERS. wa eN
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
Foreign Imports.


ST PIERRE, MART. Bark j r Lopez-59O hhds
sugar, 176 kegs tamarinds to Phinneyy s. Jackson.
MATANZAS. Brig 'Emma-6o3 hhds sugar TO
PhinneY 81 jackson o ~
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
THE BOYS IN BLUE.
Annual Reunion of the Army of
the Potomac.

HARTFORDs THE SCENE OF A BRILL,
liant PAGEANT YESTERDAY.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
vacancy:
No choice. The convention adjourned until
To the Bitter End,

TO the Bitter End.
NEW YORK, June S.-The Telegram's AL
bany despatch states that Mr.. Conklipg this
morning expressed himself in hopeful terms of
the outcome of the prevailing struggle, and
stated that he was going to stay here and see
the issue out to the bitter end, even if it took
all summer.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
Grain Market.

PORTLAND, June g.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
1877 Commercial street.:
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
New York stock auaHy,v,ex
Rv

By Telegaph)
NEW YORK. June 8-Evening.-M market
easy at S94 on call closing 8; prime mercantile
paper PS 5g41s; Sterling Exchange steady at 4.84
dor iong ana 200 1or short. Governments weak
and 1s9as lower. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
irregular. The stock market closed firm.
ed 355, $40 shares aSsiesa'-
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations of
United States new SIS, reg ....,. i01
United States new 5's, coup. .........i 0a
United Statesinew AIS, reg. -. .....,,,...iI4s
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
EESHE RMEN.


Cid at Halifax, Ms 4th inst, schs Snow Squall.
Hanson, (from Bucksport for Grand Banks, having
repaired; Somes, Blagdon, (from Gloucester) for
Western Banks.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Hong Kong May 18th, barque Xenia. Rey-
nolds, Cardiff.
AT Batavia May %, barque EVE Ray. Ray, for
Iloilo, to load sugar for New York, freight about
$20O0O)
Sid FIN Valparaiso April %, ship John Potter,
Cocord, England.
Sid I'm Sierra Leone May 81 brig Hattie, Linnell,
Boston.
At Port Elizabeth, CGH, April 90, barqu, Annie
Reed. Crowell, disg.
Ar at St John, NIB, It'll inst, schs Lizzie, Lamson,
Boston; Nash. Crowley, and Abbie ingalls,, In
gals, slachas; Sabao Flynn, do; John S Moulton,
Crowley. Jonesport.
Cid 7th. schs Allston, Haskell, New York; Forest
Belle, Sypher, Rocklan6.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

Inc following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros g. Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, "a & 56 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
MEMOIR ANDA

Sch W 4 Emerson, from Orland for Grand Banks
put into st John, NF, 7th inst with loss of main
mast by the deck, having encountered severe cas-
terly gale Would repair and be ready to proceed
about the 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
Dry Goods Wholesale Market.

Dasiy Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-lOOO bush Cornruesl tn n
". Trua G. Co. w "
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

PORTLAND, June z,
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads rs cars miscellaneous mer'
chandisa.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

Inc following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. & Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchanged corner of Middle and Ex
change streets:
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

EUrOpeNH Markets..
By Telegraph)
LONDON, June S.-American securties-Cuited
States bonds. As, 1904 IS, 1854.
LIVERPOOL, June S-12.3O ?. M.-Cotton mai ket
firm; Middling uplands at 61sd ;0rleans at 3-I6d
sales l2,Oo0 bales; Speculation and export 1000:
futures steady.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

Ar at Boston Sth, brig Giles Ioring, from Sagua.
Capt Lowe died ON the 9th inst of consumption.
Ar at New York Sth. steamer Niagara, Havana;
ship B Cheney, Humphreys, Dublin; brig Martha
A Berry, Charlson, Matanzas sch Nellie Bowers,
Matansas.
Sid FIN Matanzas 29th, barque j Chadwick,
Howe, Boston; Chas Fobes, Loring, do; brig Maria
w Norwood Delaware Breakwater.
Ar at Sagua 23d, barque Hattie Dixon, Yates
Havana.
Sid oath, schs Hitchcock Reed, North of Hat
teras; 2Sth Edw Waite, do
Ar at Caibarien Esd, brig Henry T Wing, Small,
Philadelphia.
Sid Esd, brig Joseph Clark Whitney, Vineyard
Haven.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst ships st Paul. Williams.
San Francisco, (Peb 18TH; America, Blethen, do,
(Feb 1Sth)
Ar at Cienfuegos May 31st, barque Carrie Heckle,
Woodbury.. Newport, E.
Sid FIN Guantanamo May 81, brig Mary Bartlett,
New York.
Sid FIN Havana Goth. barque Walker Arlington,
North of Hatteras; 31st. brig Dauntless, do.
Ar at Cardenas Both, brig Merriwa, Downes from
Philadelphia schs Norman, Reed. and Kocheko
Jasper, do; j Richardson, do; 1st barque Olive
Thurlow Corbett, Havana; sch Grace Webster,
Young, Philadelphia.
LAUNCHED AT Bath Sth, by VIM Rogers, steamer
Kenawha. $50 TONS to be employed between New
York and Fortress Monroe in connection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09

May 49, off the Saltees ship Ida Lilly, Eastman,
from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
May 81, lat 80 A, Ion 70 81, sch Vineyard, Rose
brook, from Boston for Wilmington NC.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
Havana Market.

Havana Market.
(By Telegraphl
HAVANA. June S.-Sugar-sellers reluctant ard
prices nominally "A reals gold higher than Saturday
Spanish gold unchanged. Exchange tirmer.
The Portland daily press., 1881-06-09
OF PORTLAND, ME.

This circular is presented by the IN.
dersigned, Wholesale Dealers and Manu-
facturers OF Portland. The Merchant
and Manufacturer will here find cOnyen-
iently classified and indexed, general
merchandise and supplies of every de-
Scrlpti0n, which are offered to the
Trade by firms whose facilities, ex,
ence and enterprise have given this
an hOnOred position among the Whole
sale Markets OF the country.
, 1881-04-29
tsropoaals fur Iah.Au kupplies and Trans.
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scasta,s. showing the kinds and quantities ot .nb.
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eoasssut Id Iond. conditions " Vb1SFvsd " bid.
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NEW YORK.
auAtial lAandtth tn ia fAicaao Ikihllua


NEW Yonk. April 2a-t3nAtS-kxtanalvp dealings
In wlnssr wheat, mainly On speculative account on,
however, 4 very unsettled u,stket, opsnlnR On tho
various deliveries tslhs stronxas but On The option
l4t breaking sharply, aud thsauXh the afternoon
eIvhA war kenssaiy lta1c 4 bY, No, rod Tor early
do!yafy su2oSlng tho uiDat dopr0sa.oa. hardsn-
Ing kgAln about 4ako 4 bu, psftly
through purchases " uoveF outstanding con-
tracts, and leaving ou IrFo1u!arty. g0nogalty
on tho option ltts weaker. comparatively moderate
export cell noted. Tho dsulAnu from this sourra II
checked in Ja1t By The stronger range OF ocean
fssJRhas. The mDfe favorable yssthss AND crop
posts burs sslnst opsrntnFs fus sse. Spring whoAt
hhs beun nAeltso, hut hold nrmy. Halss No. rod Mt
stAJAi.Sl, coalnx ~ &LsEI, No. rod u sLSs5{AL1
closslx at fA57s hdf DO April 1t mostly
III sekt'ol1snt, closing " 3lMk bid, and
tlai askedt do MAY ~ eLaha1xsx, closnR n sl136i
d. Juno ut Stsl cosluH NJ klSJ bkdi do July A.
f11hittLlp eloslus ~ tilsx, No. Tsd ss ttss0LsA
oluss sLxs, uo <rAdsd red II tlssln .. 70 qus!-
ityt Nos Chicago spEsnE NJ sl-4aA0i4s c'oaox at
slI,N Cotn-A bsst tusn ess r. pottod again. a0sly
iu .he lluu with No. Tor sssty lsveeT
guuse4 up Aa0uk l4iHo 4 hu, ~ axssnst pas~
ilea having oontEact deliveries 10 make, white on
lho optoa ist a!tsr hasdaa ~ it4ls carly In ths
dur On The MAY vE.Qt1, speedily wsasaasHg Huo Fes
ctd.ux ilako per hu tha Mar oplon hAv!ng bssn ds~
ctdudiy the must prominent ID ths doaitagA otheE
Vrldu1 thzh No. ] and un9sadad spueS GENERALLY do-
Cliasd, 10 lnstAncss NJ much ~ H1to per eu On
4 moderate moyemaaIt chUico white and
yalow xcarco and exceptionally strUny.
~ wanted tor shipment 10 tho VI p1s tndlos,
NoxIco, AnA Conu4l ana 61uth American
mixed ~nter unRtnded ~ tsstSl1sc, ~ " pualltyi
Nsu YORK mixed oatIy deliveries II oeS t0.
closing at d,oi DO Apti! nomlnali MI vhtv auu!'
, 1881-04-29

inai New ynrk Jelnw ut a. sc low nzc,l at Gle; yel.
lnv Western Ut si.ssse t'nsnHHta n:.ivr. chiefly IN
tho ""a line A.. h'ssof, variable prices. stl'
sllgntIy, md NJ. IN tho ugltIpn ,lst
s,,' |stt ~ lc.s .stm.r, Sh!s we..ern nnttaaed ..
s!ss1s s!s!s + % ss% q q s!s r!s
ss ssa T. ;Gs sti s,, III
tsss ts a!r, Gas'sG i, Sps ss 2i0' @ad aeDf''p' 10
,b as Il ". :s H., :s 'sss, s;'sI ~ y
t1 II ss;i; Sess; as: Fl, lux. s'ss .3
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$$ \ $' II ::: ::!':@ S!!s:
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NEW vonx. Anil A.-tUtT!IS-.WenN 4. .Nns4a11c,
iSS!s, Jy !o'!s; hxS.., ,ssrs,'lsf 'iis
.;! r.s.e,a Ial m Ers, eaSfs .
extss; s..is4si so.a u. sn3sss &avSt!i 4; nnte M
ioNi. (; e7t M!nnts"" ~; ~, IM.e.1. r oess. *sto
a1 p.,i exI"t.s y a'*, w. b., So2 shenf', elxyi! "a;
Tht9, {t,S}{eI3, ~ q" Il d ;l;3 81 III, M
sI1ii July: N!'NSi;I Chr, hlKaeEMi H. MtsSsE,s jS,
iSs:ass istea9sr, 5f:.a'e; N;.; &s*Sszci, I'm
;iSns. tSa.sXs, 5a!S, 1at. sSsisss Essaipss'
RAf-fitEi, In faf aRR,iis1; IEt.
IUt'8-QitlGt but Httnfy.
guiel bus stcsdys fair y k!od r,t!htng, s4A7c ~.
ih+sat R.Hady. wlih fnlr dun and. tta III fair do
tihf1d3 Carolina and tt1Msslnrh. iJtfs4c. =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hut alPtdyt Unto6. S3Ac;
cf1lttE. ~ &7ttct ftanHd, " nkxetl. -
yAA&jw-)anlmFd fair ind market ar1n Gi1D y lie.
JtEStN-Qn1ut And unununxNd.
lrNFEXfiSk-l1ult and l0~uF{ ttc.
E1uH-tIcarst tHhLt
FKuHtxlOSX-Porx in moderate demand, old moss,
{iAla'fHit2ss M & na~ d. q, %a@'9ssa @ A. tisM3taA i,sef
lsa!.i k'xhott i ,Etn'e 't s!can,. @ ~ h.sthS,
CuEEaE-Quict nnd unc.nnkcd.
, 1881-04-29

.t'od catlc nmonn tho nn:,nvt. rho tIc%t u hc,n
we're tnxHi. nt tiHtt ~ Tho urr xtu xn. pni IL
Sacr!tt tint wont NJ saia ss. bpi n lie nntlrc
ttnRpy not y nxtGeh w hest. enli prcrH bclnw
saHsn a tl,o !,lxa.t rs!Ss. lal 81 tat cas.
~ ,',,;n HE% . % tso 'sSn 9'sst sor ~, S ie.s
sold hy flc&t9G Adnna, n0tko 4 fii. at a. I1l4ah
WttA i few tnttinHs u 4 Is 4 nroyp 81 i!b Texas
etogFs. shipped ftutn knnta," Wss sold by UrexGry,
Gdaio5 Il Co. nt &1j.
QDHrArfuHts
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a TIL 70 i4i ". s<uses
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vpas-pcF l l5,. MA1J
, 1881-04-29
WEINBERG VS.. WEINBERG.

Singular Dcclsson Of n Ncxv York Court.
Tho decision ot New York Court, aiven in
yvse.aHya y.,sy aspStohcss w ""en 1s' Eaisn"
weinberg, an insane person. was granted tenn
from hcr hnsh,nd Moses WEINBERG. n
loatilno iewcior uf this CITY. IL attract.
pn iDw much ts"Ite sttenuon ~ ''f from II. noveIIy
n ons f en1 sa oase. 'aoe m o
Stale Ut Illinois, ind rendered 1udSmeat on the
tcsllmony or Witness VINO makes ser!oas
chargcs ara'nst the infringement Of tho Eivln
mate.
very n,,ch surprised ut tic aotion TINT bud been
taken. and the ,lenfstnn or',hc Court, Uo said at
tl,e n,tsct VIM haa alnonlv hccn snh.tnntln,iv
Eiysa Il !ho 1lspatones: M snat i II. wifs haa bsya
WIN nasIm ssu 70 ;M" .hmro snn rnns i'm a.
t,tiean mooti,.: With .ss at,snd,,x M R6ysie;sa, +,
ra,. :, HcE & @ ,n WI ~ ~ a,u1, ~
st,t,itlut fnr vs Scars. wncrc shc r. was @ scYunriy
,y " & ner III s, au ,1 a Is, sss ~
snmr. I'D ~"rv mni, ,nnrt, it,.i, sen,y mr.
nri.!"mts an,, i1Inriss m Ait. !. tai. rhe tm:ne
l., EnirIvs, ind stnp1..d 1T Mr. WcfnUerxs hous0.
licr ii,t,1hcr who Wis hcrc t,oa, upslrrd that Tho
woaid provlue for per at thn!r nsu i,a!,c. thlnk-
Tic tGoro thnn ut tbu asyIit,. Mr. Weinberg says
no dc,nuerc'l Mt l'sat. int finally
CtlXNESTKI1 Tt1 t.ET HIS WIFE GO EAET,
TIM Tint n gas Wu;ii Scsp sho danx,ser IL hi,r nwi,
Of tlS hsr HUSBAND caarst. i IT.. wcinSSrs statcs
10 NV Yak. tnoixa hn uruf,Trcd to inv. i,cr
rotnain hort.. shc tiui escte xs,rso tivo monihs
hn r,ntiMetl. md BE- hxti :ncrer hgnrtl n word
abo,il hor. s,oins l;ast It;,sl ian.,ary 10 6.ty
i1r;soJ to lcari, that S;rs, w. hai i,ceti placed in
litUutnIuatiaio Asylum, wtthnt hts Knowledge Of
ct,nSsIlt, Tile nnrcnte tUii hin they vure piy-
' IN. inr nos taarsi III tic iualit1tjH.1 saj 10
Ill, prr mUnth. Ttoy hai foulMl tint yl1o rot
rirnt n hnin,,. ana nnnsiarrsu il I,rgcsslry 10
se,,tI h~r ;,tr,aY.
III nNiitxl nj the aRvlut,,." eays hlr, WelnberR,
.a,,d founi. nv wifo srrstaret t,y her t,,renie
t,n.inr ht.r nnitn nuns and lint hcr hnhr ,y,!s
GMly *sJ ltcr month" Hp says l.o tnyer refused
IL s,,nHnrf hur IA wis ni,nrred in rho suit and
wMs ssitinn % "a, n,mtnt.,in s..r now - IL cr nnrsnts
would niiow hpr to return 10 tic Wpst, VhC
nsr"nta haH nev"r mutic il iiamnrMf an him f,,r
snoney Tor i,er r. s,,pp1rt sinee sno returned to
thoTH' T'hnv mil GnE il ,ltiv,nnc fur the tbre,
mnmfhs ah,, was in tho i1N,,ni,wtn[c Institution.
Mr. Wuli,borsr tf,nn rtintcd iii Mrc,aint III iii
nrrcst il, N.,w Ys,rS ,s II nun. resident Oh iho
ohnrre ur nrVciiv md iuhurTnn cnpiGct, which
ts,nafsic It WIN clM,inl IN putting hta Wilt, in
the ElKlu Asylum MD kecl,,,1 her thpre,
, 1881-04-29
HOME GATHERINGS.

THE NEW NIlUQE N1t0INASEEs
It appears 10 bu eoncr.lIy understood. al'
though no orders 10 that effect have yot bcen
!ss,led that tho ordinance requiring tito bridges
tU be kept closed apH1nst commerce 0no and
une- hulf tpurs In tho morning and tho same
tanath Of tllno III tho evening will be enforced
on aud after Monday ntxt. Tho lueaAurG ts I'd
dItlonul II thr tc&-minuto ordnance now opet~
ntiyo, md does not In any way Interfere With It,
Go wherG ono viii along the docks, tnuttcr!nHs
Of discomfort concerning the proposed ihnuvA.
ton aro 10 be heard among owners OF tugs ind
vessels, as well as Businessmen Interested In
cotn,ncrcp; aud In SONIC quarters cou,onu-
tlnna are nlrendy being arranged 10th to
IN caSo IT auy utte,npt vt atrluRont enforcement
Ol tho uraInanDt uA lhtr pArt ut tho authorities.
When T. y taken l.at9 1ots!ossanoa That andSr
Out b! twelye hours 9t daylight: and TINT the
only nut " tw0lvv. y VIII ren.lily by gSrpsly1a
ihAt E0>l grnnHA oxists for complaint aEalItst
5As sx r Ct 20 ,so.a sSS G e sy aGts r. '
Accommodation Ut stroet tsufio cal,not he
questioned. Hut it really = nut necessary,
\; SsgSSsp'Inx tss enSs o,eSse e Nv wa,o
bus arxoly boon the I'ea,s Ct snak,p9 Cheaeo
%sss II ,aa "a o. aSe 4os I'll Sesa 10 10 'h'
0uopHiClI LINES,
The Ooadrlch Transportation Company hnvc
completed tho arrangement Of r,utes and up,
passcii9rr sieutners, Tho WtthIrawat Ut tie
GranI 1iuyen 4 Mutkegtn lno has necessItatcd
otA,,Ees n ant .uit.ons r.. H. y H. thS wnst sa.,ss @
arranged, t0gAtGer With list ut the oluars a1-
s'ytxl @ Tug sercsl sican'e9yrs: ; 9ys:, e,,,. o,.
siiowhuel ssenmor Chirago-D. Sweeney, com.
xt..scr, JaA'es A. ratno'ee, clerk; Gavin Wat
sitcwhsoi steamer Bnetoyeau-u,' Mcintosh,
, 1881-04-29
,nandsr; Hush Clark. nrst officer; G. II. Saba
VEGAEt. TElANlFERa.

e''fk' VESSEL, rnAs,,.es.
- Yesterday MesArs O4lir Clark. acting foS
Mps. G. y. Meyer end jonn N. H!ackbutii lthA
S'inr Gin%F so ~ ssnner Mary collnst'
G,,tS: Ioase q ~ snis & the small sehoone!
ane s? a I'D " s S,nstt nsiaa and others to
nj, ~ ns saeT Hmss ocfn EsGoroeq At t1S
seth svntnnnas H. rhi.Is pv,nn,,,M. onS.n,,ss,
ter fioS: schooner Eettte MaS, % Josn III WaSs 70
fo;sa Wes to Tnons * nasgG ~ sanshnis. Tsoia
t;;SS ,o,,,. :, ,,..n, t,.... 49, 3s',m,, w. ~.
schooner punsam %5 ssna fnr H@sen oas oo"sot 'ns
Nsisog r; Xrmstriaa. q TOLEDO, ha. ,ola .hs
the stcnm b"rne Iscni"n III 70 for ty.a@ Ell 1uiis
Miner hns sOl1 to Nielsen r. Whinnls tha bnrpN
Maanct Tor si.ao. ''' - " p''" ''' 'A"
.,1 ,res.crday The Aaenor Line propel!ers W!sss-
whst ~ fnrsr wsrs ~ ~. e sss t8e
e!s ana ;ns @ la.te, xoM hu.he!s,-on through
nnsne TSoy wili nsorsd ~ M ~ ceystns ~ y Rss
fnr tnete cnfHoos.
xssxas.a wa' .s ss for
-, %i sse,Ens fates " Mtwnnkee afe: On
afy ay MRner ni & from Mia,kskon $!5o ieo'n M Mhndns.
p ssasr 6 q: ifcn nsi'sS. hs:Sas coma tses
Jagksunport ~ Gsnis Tho steam.harge Nahant
en9 n ssnnosr r Il + 4 ~ r. .Hko "fs from Escanaoa
%,. III - T., ra.C1 ~ opGn ~ 10y 20
Ensn ~ Pntss an9 ~ 70 auHaio from Bay Cty' WIN
SioSsisaS pa!tIss o'!sf % y charter alt the yes:
vs2sd I'll. sh"s csu & Ect az . peT ion on cohI teo@
and au.. tron, 1atIs1o..
r,nr'a havn .sn eSoraas aS0na, fsa9asn sne
from Duluth to buffalo ,as.;,tss At seven e0n's.
The launch or tho 1 iT' resotloo comnan,a new
!ux viii not take place antii May Maa oae Tsos a
, 1881-04-29
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
nnAn.st tf>n,trA - Til f$kit.t,.r,. ~ b,.,,,

MusKEdox, Mich, April GA test cuso OF
cuusldorablo interest to tho pe0pic of this sec-
ton has Just bGen decided by tho atato Supromo
Cuurt. II. ", smitl sued tho Mushe9on uouul.
ing Company for 1anags, done to his land from
ntl overflow Of wutnr c,ilse.l by tho annual lOg
cjuiu1t,d $lOQO0 and wIts awarded t!,atU BY the
Circuit Court Ut this county. Tho l@uOmnx Cun-
pnny aplNult+d to tho Supreme Court, whvra tho
3ldgrnvjt Ut thu lower Cultrt wAa austuine4.
btner casus arc awaiting tho rOsult Ut thls uil0.