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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12
New York News Budget. :

New York, Feb. 1.-THE police in
spector and the excise commissioners
had "a conference to-day and organized
for the suppression of low drinking sa-
looms. The plan is not to renew their
licenses after the first of May, unless
they disprove the charges against them.
Sixty applications have already been re-
fused.
This was the warmest day of the win
ter, but the warm sunshine makes the
bad odors from the garbage and filth in
the streets more oppressive than ever.
Miasma fills the air and the stencil of
decaying vegetables endangers health.
Efforts are still making to clear the
streets, and blockade of trucks below
Canal street continues unabated. Some
truckmen wait in line four and five
hours.
At the Whitaker court martial Gov.
Chamberlain made a vigorous and
pointed speech, denouncing as unfair,
unfriendly and harsh, the trial of Whit
taker by court of inquiry, and an
nounced that he would give the judge
advocate all the trouble he could.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12
The Great English Remedy.

Is n never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, ,Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
terrible effects of Sell
Abuse, youthful fol-
lies, and excesses in
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las.
Is / I II d c, Nocturnal
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12
For reduced prices

For reduced prices
in
Groceries
for
CASH,
for the year 1881,
go to
j2tf UNDERWOOD s. McGREGoR.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12

Rock and Rye for colds at Addoms q
GloYer,s.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12

Toranto, Can: A cable dispatch says
that no order has been issued to slaugh-
ter Canadian cattle in Liverpool.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-12
FOREIGN.
One Thousand Beers Moving TO Inter
eept Colley's Relief
London Brevities "A Noted French
sculptor Dead.
UndIgnined Universal saTragists-
Irish Coercion Bill.


London, Feb. 11.-In the house of
commons to-day the secretary of state
for war said that upon receipt of the
news of the engagement between Gen.
Colley and the Beers, he telegraphed
Colley offering him considerable force
of the small army he had. He received
a list of the casualties, showing that
telegraphic communication was intact
up to midnight on Thursday.
London, Feb. lit is reported that
thousand Beers are advancing to in
tercept a squadron of hussars and a
battalion of foot moving up to the re-
lief of Gen. Colley with reinforcements
from Sierre Leon. The available troops
at Cape Castle only number 600.
London, Feb. H. The Alsatia,
Caledonia and California have arrived.
Ottawa, Feb. 11.-Of 1853 emf
grants to Canada last year, 47,7eO pro-
ceeded to the states.
London, Feb. 1.-THE Windsor spin
ming company's cotton mill, Oldham,
burned. Loss, 100000.
The Mersey steel and iron company,
limited, Liverpool, has gone into liqui-
dation. Liabilities, e35S, 900; assets
consist principally of stock, premises
and machinery, which have consider
able value.
The fire in Victoria dock is doubtless
the work of an incendiary.
Jacques Edward Gottesux, the dis
tinguished French sculptor and metal
ist, died at Paris yesterday.
A convention in support of universal
suffrage assembled at Rome yesterday.
The proceedings were uproarious. The
general public are reported as supreme
ly Indifferent to its deliberations.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

Reports from tho Calaycras Water and Mining
Cn,upauy state that the recent severe storms m
california have done 40 nnteral damage to the
cOmpany's property, and that itS mines are beng
Thr supcrlntendcnt Of the Bonanza Chief Mining
Cnmpany reports, under date of Jaunary ~. that
,Ln nrr body on the hanging wall ~ increasing and
that the VEN seems to bo changing ifH pitch toward
fine northeast and II IL becoming NOR" regular every
day These aro considered excellent IndlcItlOns. ~
The COURSE of all true VEINS in that country ~ to
ward the northeast. Under date OF january ID he
rcnorts that tho ore body on the front wall shows
over fourteen feet wide, and on the hanging
waIl over sixteen feet. The vein now distinctly
nitches northeast and has two perfect wall case
iuents On the hanging wall can be- seen specimens
show,nR free gold. The entire depth of incline be-
low tnnnel level is now, twenty,9ne feet: After
sinking Eve feet deeper level will be run oil to AS
certain tho extent of the ore body.
+ G. Simpson, NJ. f., writes from the City OF Mo-
roha. state of Michoacan. Mexico, under date Of
January 10, TO the office OF the Mchoacan Syndl-
cate In this city. giving the information which he
had acquired to that date bearing upon the interests
climate Of Morea, which may DO taken as an aver
aye Of the three mining districts OF linda, Otzu-
matlnn and Chapatuata, Is very agreeable, the tenn
urrature during the day being about 70o, and about
$50 at night. In summer the temperature rarely
exceeds so In the shade The whole district IL
now under construction from the City Of
Mexico to Morella says that the road will
bo completed in about fifteen months
An experience of ten years shows that the
native labor is excellent the natives learning
Guickly. being easily controlled and very indus
trols The beat labor III the market may bo had
for from 20 to 80 cents (Alexlcanl per day. Three
lists of assays made by Mexican chemists, of ore
from the mines of the Syndicate (which included
some samples which assay proved worthless, and
which. ordinarily, would be excluded) showed q
clear average value from forty-six samples of
1854 81 gold and silver per ton Of ore The repre-
sentatives of the Syndicate Mt Morelia have the
reputation Of being men of prObty, energy and in
teigeuce and II is believed that the local interests
OF the Syndicate will be perfectly secure in their
hands.
The superntendent Of the Sacramento Company
reports under date of January "a, that the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA SrooA~
Rsp,rtsd by JOHN H. DAvrs s CO.. No. IL WINf.

THURSDAY. Feb 3d. NJ
A largo business was done in stocks to-day .h'
REGARDED sales amounting to G29,35l shares. l.
difficult to state how much of the business was auo
to matched orders. but 1t is beyond question 'uaS
many of the recorded sales were tho resu'U
of such manipulation. 4"
greater part Of the day depression
was the rule each rally being followed by s.o"t s
declines; but during the last hour there was as'oa'
advance in prices, so that in many instances '"o rn
clines OF the day were moro than recovered ,n1
condition of the market however Is ais"a1 1or
Few. If any holders of stocks arc net seeking -.
market to sell, at about the current ns su,,n.
OF course there are holders who AZ sacn o''"As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

OlII1E W TnE pULLMNN's PAIAcr CAR L0MrANI,
FIFTY FOURTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
i Ihc usual quarterly dividend Of TWO (2l PER CENT
this has been declared, pay
able +, Binary - Mt the following Offices;
l'hc Farmcis' Loan and Trust Company. Ncw.lOrk.
Sew. lngland Trust Company. Boston.
COmpany'a Ull e, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
MINES AND MINlNG


THURSDAY, Feb 3-P NJ
Mining stocks to-day were active, but the move
ments were irregular Generally the specuiatlop'
in the fancies showed some hesitation ana III some
instances prices for that class showed mar eu
decline but without effect upon the better class
stocks, which. if not higher, were firm LiVVio
Pittsburg continued to be active and SOLD as h'en DO
So. at tho Stock Exchange, and there closed III %
bid while at the Mining Exchanges its highest price
was dig and Its last price was o. Chrys'Nte was -
lower in final sales at g. and Little Chief was steauy
at about 100. Annie and Climax each Declined
cent to 40 and 80 cents respectively, and South ie
sold at 4O042 cents. The Comstock shares were
weaker Consolidated Virginia declining from loo
to 16501.7O, and California selling down to lZo'
Green Mountain was 1s ga ser, with sales at g.
Rising Sun cents lower ut g. and Moose strohe al
90 Moose Silver selling ut 1901 80. A g0 0N
business was done In Hbernia, With sales up 10 lo
but final sales at 1.20 show decline OF c1nCs s
Among the fancies. Boston Consolidated aecln e9
from 1.06 TO S0G91 cents, Nandewater rom %
to 55 cene, and North Standard, with large trans
actions rose from 40 to 43 cents Go0dsha" Vas
specially weak and fell from 90 TO 90 cents. Ahe
markets closed irregular and unsettled.
~ Y. MINING STOOk EKOH4VGB SAbaE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
cLoSlyG rricEs or cALIroeSIA STOCKS

Lr,pvILIr COLI Feb. 3.-Iiibcrnia on Monday
,rrrt - rich ore body III the north work :nVs. IL
~ - ,I,,n,up mo lnIgc vein with rich chlOrId :.
An average assay made to-day returns over loo
ounces. a., ,,,; - ,ro,o.
The orc-hodlcs In the NCnkln are improvnK'
Iarm,rv shipncuts sos tone; net TcccIps. T3i 800.
The report which Is ~ circulation thai Anne has
ho., sLnt down il not true. The mine ~ being
worked rs usual -, =,
Inns bccu reached nt n depth OF 500 feet.
Warner OF the Ono and Missouri Smcltc Las re-
nrnrd he will ut Orcr enlarge the works AMI Will
sinrt M Litilo Miami, which closed account of
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
BANKRUPT Notices..

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF n EWNORK.
-Ir the matterO WILLIS KNOWLTON. bankrupt In bank
ruptcy southern District OF NewIOrk. 50; The under;
the assignee In bankruptcy of the estate amt ELECTS
WILLIS KNOWLfON, the bankrupt above namc'i hu eby
nOca that Monday the 18th day ~ February SS
at o'clock In the afternoon &c tho slpehouse or ta es
York he will sell at pubic auct0n certain personal
property belonging the OF the said bankrupt consist
lug OF Photographic goods and anh furniture OF
Photographic gallery the particulars Of which can be
ained by inquiry ~ tho undersigned at his ONCE, No l7S
broadway. IN tho city Of New dated Now York. Jan
~, 1881. HORACE NJ SMITH,,
Assignee &C, OF willis KnowltOn, Bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
Nfm 11nb!itations.

ALL the SOCIETY NEWS of the WEEK IN
N HOME JOURNAL, out today .o.o
For sale everywhere. cents copy So year poe'So
,rae ~ 81 ovSn or ont MORRIS PHILLIPS q %"
NV ." 3 Park. place New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
1nrnp CArI.-12 O'CLOCK VI.

-. II-.,-i AIy,, Xu.etf Voni.g.trr Miner Roy
.,,, - lunu 40 l. loo .h3. 90 1un.... ~
-p., .,i.-,' s' 200 H.. i.} 100. I'd.
IH''' ~, 1,,,ii.t1 q. Lin. IlirO
!", :. .' Xxx '"'' J., 100 80 go 100 ..... 5.7j
l' -" '.-' ID, 81 california
~, '''u 1 1000 a. i'll SilNor Cuh 20n... 100
loo al rs 400 Hlu IL iO1 - ., opier hnV
Jim '''' ~ iitrrcc 200. 10. 4.7U 1909 blJ. Os
.,,,, '-''' ~ 200 - $50 bphr 80
wv rous,l "a 900 - A. 200 ..... J.l3
100 900 - .. .. sol Con Pac.3r MrI'an O.,
la, .,o 49,, N,ulcw-t t - 200 . rs
,,.,.'.., irt al Union con ~irrtdNc thdt
20 : .Dt ln1 ...-.r 80 lH' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

depth of Lark Wine is 65 feet The clay seam stiii
wide. The sinking of this winzs is being pushed %
with all possible dispatch Prospecting 1or ore e, =
being carried on at the 1Oot level, and some "orA
is being done in the FrIie shaft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04
SECOND GULL o'cLccx NJ.

Ams C1n virginia N9tde"Atcr non '.n,
200 hGp. - 10 '-- 80 ''"' 80, -'' ,,,lr
ed o. Crpwrl Miner Boy lOu...... J.lJ
lnu % 90 1900 b,p % 1000 -.... - b"i1hHo :.
100 silver Nuggr Iop i'W - '',...,,,.., 80
M IU''"ii ,nl ,i-y.oii, lJU. 52J 100 ...... 40
;.iitir tinc oVp. b~VCJ" o. ''0'"@
/ - -O'...... -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

L., Com Pacific Chrvsolue Miner ROE
IN, u A. 5rO.... o. 200 blJ go 1000 .......'0
tT, T'' - luranro I,ac ljOpb3L 80
5, a., 81 300 49,. IL 200 ..... 5.1j ODhlr -.
Il, lion Goa IIfrerri4 Goa Virginia 100 ...-. aI3
40 "a - 800 . 20 .0J ...... 20 NcIiCNn 80
Wv Boz 49,, In ft,.f Caiifornln 200 ... 2 3
.--.-' - zoo - lao / 30 sierra Nevada
80, nl ;rU no 81 Copper Knob Lib. 30
..lp. - SILVER NuSg't lDUu DO 10 h'u on 90
ZOO b. 81 lOu...... IL su,. -. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-04

NEwlORK, Jan 20. 1881.
N0TICE.-Tho coupons of the First Mort
~ gage Interest the Guaranteed Preferred
stock ot the LOUISIANA AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY and the Preferred stock Of
tn, KANSAS cry. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
Road Company, maturing February /, 1881 Will b. paid
that date clcc " Messrs JESUP PArON
& co. No 81 Willam.St. New. York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

The sidewalk on Main Street has been
torn up and the material has been landed on
the spot 10 build new one. The town has
raised 5000 TO be expended on sidewalks in
this place.
There has been commenced within "A
few weeks ten cottages to be finished in time
to LET for the summer business, besides many
others to be occupied by families living in
the place.
In the special town meeting holden to-
day. it was voted to raise II 900 to COM
mence the road from Duck Brook to Hulrs
Cove Ii was also voted TO put in new sew
ers in this place to the extent of $4,000.
Work has been commenced on the
Water Works. and men can be seen here
from all parts of the State. IL is more diff
fcult for men to find boarding place than
it is to find work.
We now have boat almost every day
The Sasanoa makes three trips week be
tween this place and Rockland; the City of
Richmond from Portland makes two trips a
week. and the City Of Bangor comes here
from Bangor twice a week and there is talk
Of having three more during the summer.
Every one is now busy getting ready
for summer. MANY Of our Hotels are shin
ing under new coat Of paint. o. VI.
Shaw has made many extensive repairs and
alterations in his hotel here besides making
an addition of about forty rooms. This
when completed. will make the West End
Hotel the largest in Bar lIarbor.
Nav 3. PETRA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12
1BluehiiI

Business generally j. very good
Mr.. Duff j. pushing his wharf along
with his accustomed energy.
Steamer Henry Morrison has good
freights We hear.
Threatening weather. but rain ',cometh
not save in very restricted quantities.
Mr.. Maliphant, of the Douglass Smet-
ing department. is out and attending to his
business.
John A. Stevens. and I. 6. Douglass.
are pushing their respective houses to com
petion a. fast as possible.
The Temperance Meeting at the Baptist
Chapel Sunday afternoon was very well at
tended good speeches were made BY Presl-
dent Trip, Rev. L. S. Tnpp, DIR. Grindle,
and Ira Grindle; the young people were out
in force. and all seemed Interested.
Hanson Gregory. Jr.. and Vim. ID. Swa-
zey were in town last week. Mr.. Gregory
expressed himself as being well pleased
with the progress made in the Smelling de-
partment at the Douglass, and feels sure that
at no distant day, the most sceptical will
have to own that the Copper Mines Of
Bluehill will be successful.
The Douglass had fire in one Reyer-
ber=sory furnace last Friday, to dry the
masonry. There are two of them but only
one Is as vet completed. After the ore
passes through the Cupola Furnaces 1t be-
comes what is termed Matte" and then has
to pass through the other furnaces before it
becomes "ingOt copper" ROB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Mann Of Your readers will be interest
ed To learn that last fall the Maine lii>turl-
cal Society commenced unco,crng the
foundations OF an old fort At Ca>tinc sup
posed Ia be that of Baron DE Ca>tinc The
excavations made disclose lines Of old stone
wall, an old we'll. stone Placements, stone
steps leading to underground chambers,
irou hinges and implements. and other signs
OF occupation 10y the civilized race. The
spot has long been supposed to be the site
OF Baron CASTINGS fort. vet the ground has
been often ploughcd aud planted without
any knowledge Of the extent Of the stone
walls beneath the surface soil On visiting
the place YOU arr surprised 70 find such
rum in Maine The fort mus; have cover
cd several times more ground than j. &C
cupiei by the wall uncovered. A. the wall
extend, 70 the shore and the bank Ia, worn
away and many wears ago the road SUI
,cyor, turned a brook through the site Of
the fort. That has worn away a good deal
OF ground, and there are probably long lines
% Nall vet To b, uucarthro. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12
tbrIand.

The Mason Bow, are building quite a
lArs, >.lcd two >Ior, binding. particular,
Ton a Carriage Mandatory. tile upper story
iol ar..u- room. They Nil have room
however for any other machinery thry NAV
vt-a ;o pa, .u H. ias; they have ucAsll a..
Kinds %, machinery nov and can 30 alulp,,
any Job Dra4-.i "a t,pn!.
QIl,, d uumh,s u: uc~ buildings are
being p.t ap. Almost ever bod, painting
and ,.rartu. .p :or tar the Summer.
Nose, Hartman. uu, Of our smart aged
mr.., n4, jus, died. aged 80.
The Man cauycr, :, the Ju,cr,al.,'
church vi, lcuarAabi, good. cannot
pas;.e-.AE.le. there were 80 many good
ta,u-,. lacl Always have good concerts
ana a crowd d; tA., church ;or they work .u
hAuu1al. anu the singing - always pagtl,-
uArly cared for.
We >ae... al. unit, A, ONE man and
wage w45 ut determination .rpu ,A4uA,.
Oar ~ the advantage, Of Sabbath
>,anu. concerts - jAa; l4ry give Young
oa.4sra confidence from ia, habit they So
!-lre % ear.l speaking I'D pa'.sg- \, ,ar
concert uu ;ac H.. tAc u,ac. Sabbath. even
M little Alice Man r,l>.,c. pu., > wear,
90: age stood up and repeated "I~ue.r,
t0luA., ..',.c star aud did B; w,.. roo. ter "a
..itu 10, IKE her. NulJ>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-05-12

Bar n a rbor.
West street has been extended to Hol-
land avenue.
Rev. J. II. Moores will deliver his COM
meneement sermon, Sunday, May 22d
Improvements are to be seen on every
front lawn, in the shape of trees, shrubs
and fences.
There is to be sewer laid in Main
street. from Mt. Desert street TO CrOmwells
Harbor.
john Harden is erecting stable in the
rear of his old one, which will be great
addition to his accommodations,
Mr.. f. G, Desisle has fitted up the
store formerly occupied by NJ. W. Frost,
and will use it as a Post Office. This is
step in the right direction, and one that
supplies a long needed want. A.
May 8.
Work on the summer residence of Mr..
Sears is being pushed forward quite rapidly.
Ii is to be finished with all the most costly
modern Improvements.
We are blessed with a telephone. 1t
was put in by DIR. Amory of Brooklyn, Mass.
and runs from his summer residence TO the
Bellvue Hotel and thence to the store of A.
VI. Bee.
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BucL.port

salmon are being cAAgt, quit, p.cut.-
fully .u ;iu~ VICINITY.
There Ma, a yArit 81 lAI.r, lAl gentle
men ~ru, 70 South OrruuEtou Goa tur +.
VI. tram InIE-,.4y tn eHjul M outdoor pie
nae uHt! the retIrn OF the train at +. VI.
-ln,f, ~4> an iniau, picked up out>.se
%; one of the " harse, on Saturday morning.
II va, wrapped M clothing and >,acl up 90
some >aoA.ng Ih,r, was uo inquest. DR..
Emerson Ma, called and decided tia, death
VA, probably caused b, >,raugIla'iuu, -
there was no mark, IT violence. ne body
had probably been r the water two weeks.
The public Exercise, OF the class Of
- +. VI. {. SEMINARY. took place on fU-
day evening last. The rcclt4tIou> aud dec
.amatlon, we're Of a nigh order, aud were
much cnJoyed by the large audience ia Al
tendance. The Anniversary exercises Nil
occur on "Wednesday June sth.
Key. Mr. Sargent OF Brewer Village.
preached al the congregational church sun
day. IN exchange With the pastor. \ sun
dav >Choo. concert Vas held IN the evening.
-kr, 4. ". {. Anderson Of Atkinson.
!ec;ured at the Methodist church on N4iur-
ia, evening. subject The bnsut SIDE Of
Lie. He also preached i~o very able
sermons, al the same place sunda, forenoon
and evening.
AT the request OF several leading eli
len>. the "Jo.ItIe," repeated their perform
ance al Emery Hall, On Thursday evening,
to 4 good house.
\ match game of base ball was PLAYED
on SATURDAY. afternoon, between the Semi
nary boys, and the boy, Of the village re
,ultlng IN victory for the latter.
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
Wednesday, MAY I.
ARRIVED.
sch ! Ponder Belfast,
-,h ~y1 Flower, Mosicy, Bar Harb"r.
steamer Josie X Bella, Colt, 40 Il island.
>eh Tc egraph Remirk. RocElAnd
sch Prank Maria, Alley, Providence.
>'h D"lawarr Farrell.
>ch Abigail Haynes. Young, Gloucester.
Thursday, MAY ).
ARRIVED.
Sch Olive Branch, Whitaker, New York.
steamer Henry Morrison. Crockett, Rnckland
sch Ariel Cabbage, beer Isle.
SAILED.
steamer Josie 4 Bella, cot, Gott'- Island.
steamer Heary Morrison, Crockett, Rock and.
Friday, May d.
ARRIVED.
steamer Josie Bella, cot. Colts Island.
sch Golden Rule, Kent, Boston.
saturday, MAY :.
SAILED.
sch CIV Of Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Steamer Josie 4 Bella, Got COTS Island
sch Cha-. Upton, kief, New York.
ARRIVED.
steamer Henry Morrison. Crockett, ROckAnd
sch Grape, Lord, Bar Harbor.
Mond ", MAY 9.
SAILED.
steamer Henry hofFl-Ou, trOcktll, hetAE tni.
s.-h J. Ponder, Rondout.
sch Lo,iu-k ia, Curtis, Fall River.
Monday, May 3.
ARRIVED.
sch Ralph X. Grant, Grant, Rockiand.
Tuesday, May 10.
SAILED.
sch Delaware, Farrell. New York.
sch Panam,, Fullert -, Boston.
Sch ndalta, Alley. Providence.
sch George "a, " 0o,iward y. y.
Sch Frank Maria, Alley, New York.
sch Copy, hilliken Boston
Wednesday. MAY IL.
SAILED.
sch Wesley Abbott, PomerOy, New York.
sch Olive Branch Whitaker.
sch Ralph X. Grant. Grant, Rockland.
DOmessie Ports.
BosroS-Ar May ?, Schs \ CraLtree, Crab
tree, sullivan, White Foam, Kelley, sullivan
Concor,lia, Day. Buehil
Ar May 3, sch BlOOmer, Walls, Ellsworth.
Ar MAY 4, Bark Penobsc0t, Chapman.
NEW loBk- Passed through Hell Gate 4th,
bound Fast, Sehs otrontO. Hammond, New York
for Boston; VIM Pickering, Bellatty, New York
for Portland; JED Frye, Langley, Elizbethport for
Bangor.
Ar 9Th. sehs Geo sOmes, Norwood, Nj Desef.
Annie Murch, Lord, Ellsworth ton RoDdoat;
YesteTloo, WHITAKER, Ellsworth Tor Rondoat I;
forest City, Moon, Franklin.
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The Illustrated Scientific Ners for May
is before US, looking handsomer, il possible.
than any of the preceding issues. Since
its change of publishers last January, this
magazine has improved with each succeeding
number. The present issue of the Illus
trated Scientific Ne,rs is overlooking with
handsome engrayings and interesting and
instructive matter. Every number contains
thirty-two pages full of engrayings of novel
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The Gouldsboro Co., are finding more
mineral than ever before.
There is a loud call here for tcnements ;
who will build few cottages to rent
A cargo of coal Is expected here this
week To fire the engine IN the Gouldsboro
shaft house.
The upper. or reservoir dam Is SO very
tight. and Is holding so much water. that We
expect to hear the hum of the machiner, OF
the Concentration clear through the drouth.
district No. Q, on the Prospect Harhor
road. will build a schoohou>e the coming
summer. Another will be built at Frazier,
Greek near Winter Harbur n \. T..