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The new North-west., 1881-01-07
New TODAY.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
q. 8. LAND orrIcE,

U. 3. LAND OFFICE,
..a HsLxxA, N. r., January q, 1881.
Notice d hereby given that Clement Villcneuve,
who fled Presumption dec eclaratory Statement Num-
Der 37S5 for west half northwest quarter and west
half Of southwest quarter Of Section % In township
Ave, north OF range nine West, has fied notice Of
his Intention TO make nnal proof In support OF his
claim and eecure 6nal entry thereof. and that said
proof win be made before the Probate Judge Of Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory. at his once In
Deer Lodge, on Saturday February B, 1881; and the
enter said trac. will bc had 1t this Office 1t 10 d m.
Tuesday. February 8. 1850, Said Claimant names
the following Witnesses 70 prove his residence upon
Edward n. Whitcraft, Peter Peters and Andrew Pc
terson all Of Warm springs, said Deer Ledge county
e0i-x JH. NOE, Register.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND oyrIcE At HELENA, MONTANA, !

LAND OyrIcE At HELENA, MONTANA
.... -0F q. December H. 1880
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has died notice Of his intention TO make 6nAl
proof In support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver At
Helena, n. T on Saturday, February, J., 1881. viz
William Williams, u. s., No. 59St, for the = Of
w. He names the following witnesses to prove his
his continaous residence upon and cultivation OF
rsid land, viz--John G. Moore, John Chadwick,
Gilman @. welch and Michael Geary, all Of Helm
vile, Montana. -..ar .a j. h. MOB,
e0i -St s&.' Register.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

MARRIAGES

the Catholic
Church, Deer Lodge, January I, 1881 by
Rev. r. DeRyckere, Mr.. Thomas Nc
Tague and Miss Minnie Mcmahon.
JoHssoH--SKARLEs-In Butte, December
81, 1881, by Rev. J. r. Russell, Mr.; Samu-
el Johnson and Miss May b. Searles.
MAppux-CHuRcH-At the residence Of Mr..
Paddock d. Maddux, on Camp Creek,
vanOrsdell, on Monday, Dec. 20, 1850,
Mr. Paddock Maddox and Miss Ida
Church, both of Beaverhead county.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
Summons.

In the District Court e the Second yad.cisl Dii.rss
Of the Territory OF Montana In and Tor Inc county
Chsries d. Warren. Plaintiff Va Nathaniel L. Turner
Defendant.
The people ef the Territory Of Montana send greet
You are hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you bv the above named plaintiff In
the District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory OF Montana In and for the county OF
within ten days Iexcusive Of Of servics after
the service on y,a Of this sammons, served within
this county; or served ont Of this county, cut In
this District within twenty days otherwise wltnin
forty days; or judgment BY defanlt VIII % takcn
against ron according ~ tbs prayer Of said complaint
'The ssid action 10 brought TO recover OF you the
sum OF S13B So alleged 10 oe due and owing on
certain promissory note execnted by you benl. z.
Power and the aboye named plsintid on the x9h day
n,srsss: $50 the sum Of S7b 80 dine and OWING from
you on certain promissory note execnted oy you On
the aOth day Of March, A. d. 1878, 70 one W. n
BOyce for the OF go and fot legal interest," saa
WsmIseorv note having hssn duly .sssnsa % ~ H 70
alleged 70 be due and owing from you 70 paintin on
.ooount for money loaned ron By one James A. Aur-
rsy. at Butte Clty, In Deer Lodge county. H. in
the year 1850 and the account for which oy ssio
And yon are hereby notified that, II you fail 70 ap.
near ana answer asid complaint - above
ssid plaintiff win take Judgment By default against
you for the sum Of 19s6.So, and costs OF suit To-
Rsther with accruins interest On said ssm n ~ n,.,,r
Court Of the second judicial Dfstrict Of th,
/ Territcry of Montana, In and for the county
| cf Deer Lodge, this 30th day sf Decem
| 49, bcr In the year OF our LORD ona tn9asan'
<.! ssh' hundred sRS ;ss '1sa'iis " 'iisv1s, n. c~..
'Thss. /. s'pson. Esa ;;;;,,s p1.n'if'' Attorney.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

The Silver Lake House, Philipsburg, has
changed hands, Col Jenkins disposing of the
propertyto Mr.. n. H. Connolly. Mr.. Con-
molly Is well KNOWN throughout Montana,
and is calculated to make first-class land
lord In retiring, Col. jenkins extends his
thanks for the liberal patrons@e bestowed on
him, and requests a continuance for his sue
cessnr = - f
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
FOR SALE.

ANGORA AND DAIRY GOA1H
have on INV rancho at Warm Spring Station abont
Anqora and Dairy Goats which circumstances
now indnce me to offer for sale. They are fne AMI
msk and win be sold In numbers 70 enlt purchas-
srs A. yerv reasonable prices K. G1RARD,
am - Warm Springs, n. T.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

Now that Garfield i elected President
everybody can gst their reading matter ut
greatly reduced prices by ordering through
M0xons Subscription Agency, located ut West
Liberty, Iowa, In 1876. send TO above ad-
dress and ret the Farmers Diary and Price
List Na-tJan. !.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

EAsrMAN-In Deer Lodge, December %,
1880, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Eastman,
son. ~+*=a #~- s.E
NEwMAN-In Deer Lodge, January l, 1881 to
Mr.. and Ms. N. p. Newman, q SON.
MAHAs-In Glendale, January 2, 1881, to Mr..
and Mrs. III. T. Mahan, q daughter.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

McELRoY-In Deer Lodge, January !, 1881 /,
James +. McElroy, a native Of Ireland,
aged about 81 years.
PowELL-In Deer Lodge, January 2, 1881, Of
pneumonia, Mrs. NJ. Powell, aged ~
wears. ... ss
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
LOCAL NEWS

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VIOtISLY SENT.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Rems4ning nnaalledf f0r In the Postofflce at
Deer T.osOe Montnnn Jnnnnaxv 4. 1881. 1T
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
A Fine rhinq For the Teeth.

Fragrant sOZODOyT is composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every tngredi-
ent In well known to have q beneficial effect
on the teeth and gums. It's enbalming or an
tiseptic property, and aromatic fragrance
make il 4 toilet luxury. SOZODONT re-
moves all disagreeable odors from the breath
caused by catarrh,t bad teeth, etc. 1t Is en-
tirely free from the acrid and injurious prop
critics of tooth pastes. and powders which de
stroy the enamel. One bottle last six month.
Curtis & Laity received to-day new lot OF
those large. fat Oystes-Booth's and New
York select. /. .I -.. ....
The new North-west., 1881-01-07
FOUND AT LAST
Fol Catarrh, ,
&. n7 .Sf#aE
tsa-aet u.sf
Neur'algic
) .sHa .E
+ .s.a ! .rf .tn' ......a..
And Nervous
" #F L'.H ...-
..........EaR s.ss.s. ...t.
Headache.

".Dvs sss' suxn cuns" 10 IN The form Q, snan ano q
n put % in larxe size impervfous wsoden boxes ~
i ned 4 snuH ana ID always ready and ccnvsnient
Tor x.hoa. any s.tr. trouble e saaonah sshsr
smmonis Mood root. copperss, bismuth, calomei or
Inorphins, and children dve years OF age can nss
With perfect safety. wonderful ana osnsnes n., I
fects quickly follow the nrst application ana neink
oompcsed oi simple chemicals, VIC guarantee 70 ns
perfectly simple and harmless. One box WI Ass
about one month. and has frequently oeen saMclens
TO effect cure sut Il cases Of ong standing. my
REQUIRE from three 10 slx boxes. II Immediately o.
ssroys the uausrous catarrhal stencil. ana gives W
bsasth its original purity and sweetness.
hv Cure Guaranteed.
II our Sens Cum be regularly and pessmtensy
used ~ directed BY label on each Boz We
relief In every case and absolute caro- IN az cAses
where the patient ID free from constitutional ansnk
o; complications resulting from scrofnious OF syRai
istic adecsions. wners such ss'msnts or compnea-
tIons exist We have IN alternative which, whsn taksn
ID connection with !" Sunx CuRK We guarantee W
cnre. ThON, HI. Irvine, kSr.
- - Butte, Sole Agent Tor MsnsanA
For Sale bv STANLEY Q Co. Des7 Lodes: 80:
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

T. ,hs D,s,r;ct Court Of tn Second Judicial District
al the Territory Of Montana, In and Tor tne county
of Deer Lodge.
The new North-west., 1881-01-07

TERRITORY or MONTANA, s
COUNTY OF DEER LoDGE,
An inaulsition holden on the 18th day OF
December, 1880, before me, Daniel Berry,
Justice OF the Peace and Acting Coroner, up
on the body of Philip Heenal, there lying
dead, by the jsrors who's. names are hereun-
oaths do saw that the said Philip Heenal
came 70 his death from the effects OF . gun
shot wound fired by his own hand. In trsti-
monv whereof the said jurors have hereunto
set their hands the day and year aforesaid.
JOHN EDWARDS, Foreman.
+. GEO ID. LYON,
JOHN T. BoLAND,
~ TIL. GRIFFITH,
a. ROBERT ELLIOTT,
JAS KENNEDY.
, 1881-09-30
Erlylltfll Circua Sccno-A Race for
Lille.

NEw YoRK, Sent. e4.-Lsst Monday afternoon
your correspondent Wis present, tand watched.
tn tho ohGrs 1as aSe 1%a P5s 3S
truck Willis tho attor wont once Rnd Guarter
On u run. Tho zulu mado IN exce!tont bronze
EylnK Mercury. and he wont so swiftly over tho
8rUund TINT. g the establishment Of tho audi
unco, he wun the rnce. Then camo the Indian
ner w9 nne sx mS o' eat
roatetl Nony. und tlnni!y ono Of tho Inter ca1t-
urcd hcr by neatly swinging her frs,m her sadd!o
which i've san,iy vobicie.! or red and gold, each
drawn BY tnlr hoses and driven by women In
''' ill., rec s'' was hugely @ exciting. for there was
of the A,l.azons 10 Win the otfored prize. physl-
hnod. aud as they stood upright IN the low
charlots. urging On the spirited horses with
s9ms whtto, vii bat viii It'll muscles taas stood out like
whip -cUr'l. lis the stools ncnred tho corners tho
cro,va chserod % them @ aGaln aad % aEa'; - little ,,
Thoa ye josSsys ca@s but ., wearing @ different M ''
thrcc 1' times round tho traek. Twice they
whixzed round with white uhsad. Then Grea1
took tho lead, and WIS half way on tho third
md shraw HIN ,coinplctoly over hts hend. Tho
nun lay !nsonslole on the ground. ,
a asr sssd
enily about to tranpe, over him. but lnur-
niur Of profound admiration for animal II.
hesitation jumped clean over tho pnnstrate
lnrln. without evcn touching, him. Tho In
Sy he sTw SStssa a III
accldunt, settiett daw,, to wntch the closIuz net
III r4icu belwusll u lnnn alld wn'nnn,. each
driving ft,4r ps1wcrful hntscs harncssctl abreast
iun Itnaan chnrut. As tho cntnputitora mp
pehrch nuHlur.'us hets wcro mAttn nui,ng tho
rsltler slight, With white skin. Iarxc blue eyes.
und scry ycllow hair: liIr tluWinR robe was "
brilliant Frs': aaS % on n1s walse @ asns a sns r W1fe
, 1881-09-30
GRAVES OF PRESIDENTS.
where the Eighteen Dead Mon Who
IIuyc t:uyerned tho United States
Were Laid and Nests

Whore the Eighteen Dead Mon Who
IIuyo t:uyerned tho United States
Were Laid and Hest.
Nely roFk lFurid, sept, ~
Washjngton's remains wcre In 1887 removed
from the old yuult whore they had hitherto lain
to Il sootny brick vault, simple and substantial.
Ills body and that OF his wi(o are lnckosed In
collins Of Pennsylvania marble. one bear!nK an
American shield, the other tho words, Martin
Washington" These aro placed iu the vestbule
of the vault proper, which Is closed aRtiust tho
public with au Iron gate. John Adams aud hls
son, John Quincy Adams, elecp aldo by side be-
meath the Unitarian Church OF Quincy, Mosa.
theIr wives with thom. The tomb 10 an Apari-
ment In the front part Of the collar, walled In
with largo blocks OF roughly-facad grant, and
having Tor door grant slab soven &eet BY
three, With massive bln8es and lock OF wrought
iron, In tho church above, tn either side Of tho
pulpit, aro tablets OF clouded marble. each sur
mounted by bust and Inscribed With tho famil'
iae and h,gh-soundtny eptnpha OF tue only
father and sun that eves held tho highest ofncO
in tho gift of tho American poopc.
Mott readera are acquainted wiki tho c!rcutn~
stances attending on the erection Of new mon
uuent to
and the ceasion OF tho family burylug. ground to
tho cnre nf tho country. jefferson and bis wlfo
and daughters wore buried In thick Kro~th uf
MCttu4 Il lew HuNuFEQ 9FMtuS ~ ku1 EtAQt W ta0
road !onding from Charlottesville To Monticello,
III a s1nnl! prttate cemetery about 100 feet
sauaro. 1t was tlmc TINT IL caro- should be un-
dertakcu by the public. for whom the lvor'ds
correspondent visited the spot two yoars ago he
found tho tncloauso matted with weeds, tho
walls breached, tho graves troddeR levol With
tue ground, aud the coarse granite obellak over
Jetferson'a resting place Clipped and battered
by reiio- hunters TIL only two llncs Of tue ILL
soripaon were docPhvrnhlc,
MADISON
frposes In such sceno aud anidsuc surround"
tnxa NJ the rnnntlon Of bis natue would lead one
to look for. Montpelier, near OsapKe, Va, In
tho ceatre Of 4 softly picturesque region, IL q
fair and trim estate, and tho comctcry.lot In
tho centre Ut leye! tiold, we'll kept and neatly
turfed. From pedestal OF four pieces rlses 4
graceful and slender obellsk. inscribed with
atadlson's name and birth willis by tts slde
loss lofty shnft marks tho rsstiax- place Of tho
faisest OF republican Queens. Dolly Madison.
sloSNOE's BODY
reposes In Hollywood Cemetery. Virginia. on an
ca,lueuco near Its cxtrolae southwestern limit,
| commanding beautiful View OF N!chnoud and
tho james. Above the bodyts q huge block oi
polished Virginia marble supporting 4 ool1in'
shaped block OF grant, on which are bs4ss Platsa
suitably inscribed. Tho whole u surrounded BY
a sort Of gothic tempie-foar pillars supporting
peaked root. to Nhlcn something ot the hp'
, 1881-09-30
Y. M. r.. A.

BLooM1aofoN, ILL.,, Sept. 20,-The ninth aunua
convention of tho Y. ~. g. A. OF Illinois met
hero this afternoon, With $50 delegates present
It organized Us follows: President, DR.. H. A
Gilman, Of Jacksouviie; Vice. Presidents, Dr.. D.
Marsh Of Bloomington and Prof. p. 9. Harkin.
son of Cnrbondate; sccrotury, ". N. Fisher, ot
PEORIA; Asststant- Secretaries, J. Davis Of De-
cntur and J. hicKnuny of Lincoln. AT the even.
iuR session DIR. Richard Edwards. OF prlncetutl
formerly President Of the State Normal Univor.
sIty at Normal. delivered m eloquent nddrcsf
on .'The Need Of Detinlt Work for Young Men,
The convention will adjourn Saturday evening
, 1881-09-30
OBITUARY.

Aps<G:t <hsratsh 10 T:4e 4Nteacc TtbAn<.
LtrfLE ls0cK, Ark. Sept. .9.-pt, Y. r. Dale,
OF TUxArkaua. Lted ut Gleasun'a Hotel this
Afternoon. while III bis way home fr0m 1t. Louis.
Feeling that death was near, he Kaye mlnute
directions respecting bis business at9Alss, and
aent nInny tnpssM0es to bis family. nE. DhlO
lie WIS NJ nnH time prInvIpul VI tho Sherman
bthoni. Vt this city, aud wins will known all ovoF
the State.
, 1881-09-30
RIVER EXPLORATION,

Sptstaf Utspatth Ia TAs EAteaao Tribune.
KEt,KuK, la., Sept. :o.-capt. Glazler arrived
III keNxuk this lnDrning. lte ID OFT II tour Ut cx-
plaratlnn down tho river. and IL accompanied Ly
u. Z. rAino. The Captain claims that Lake
lutska il nut tho head anurco Ut tho Mississippi,
Glt s,iniIer lake sDnu tltstHuco further North,
The EMpMin ilisansietl occurring here, hut tiU-
purity lnEt Lake ltuskM July -, - alta expeut u
rearh tho sl.,uth 1T the river In llrcalnbcr.
Vhey tsAscl III birch canoe, 0ud Will continue
OH ther yOyAKN this DyeMiuM1
, 1881-09-30
COMk,fsS fsSI(}NrR lo3ING,

MILWAUKEE. Wls., Sept. 3y.-united states
Commissioner OF Agriculture George u. Lur-
ing dvlIvored tho address ut thu WISCONSIN stale
FUR ut Fond du Lac Via, today. An In mportAnt
Isonl WIZ his advocacy 0f the establishment OF
u department Ut Industry !n thu Noyernueul,
tbs hea1 VI which would 10 I Cabluet QuiGss,
, 1881-09-30
AlAnGE ATTENDANCE

PEORIA. ILL.,, Sept. e0.-With elegant woathoi
today tho attendance ut tho State Fa!r approx.
iuated 35.o00, tho aAto rccotpta being $4,000
which IL moro money than was evur taken In at
any state Fair held IN Illinois.
, 1881-09-30

s1setal DIspateh to 7hs Chicago Tttbttns.
Wabash, Ind, Sept. :o.-Grasshoppers and
othor pcsts ate fujnTEng tho growing wheat In
this county. Quito number OF fields will have
10 be sown again, a. tho plants arc eaten 10 the
ground.
, 1881-09-30
IlIllSulLlE.

T1rusv1LLE, Pa, Sept. ao.-OlL-Opened 1t
n3c; htxhost. 05.io: lowest, plo; closed Rt 05!ss
Shipments I0,0U0i charters. u, 900: runs, none.
, 1881-09-30
WORLDS FAIR.

DusroN. Sept :so.-Ths committee considering
tho project Of o Worlds Falr aRroo To como 70
Nuat dccialon two weeks hence u to tho cxpe-
diepcy Of holding the fair.
, 1881-09-30

.... .......-. .......
\ donegal fslnnd mud One OF 1ts
LcEcnaH How MncRlncoIy'h COW
Was ssOton BY ata'lor OF the assil sssc'
Special corrt*ronde"tf .! 1"f ehe"9e lr'oaHf
tofTAR0Cks donegal, 4suR. 1".-l lell ht,sa
Ethneh lsalsor III her lnacecsslbln tower oh tae
alinihltt nf Tnr-morc. wondering who these
creatures III tho " "c1rratas eWosc-tnnso ereNt'
1ires whose inccs tnstehd OF neng smoo'a "cFe
covered with halr-sho n1eant mcil' licf tather
WIS sad ut tho samo tiinc hecn"ao no eo'otea
nnu co"!' not steaa Mhchlnce1Ss cow 1to
tncnnt tntschlct'
hut "hat - "curfaen = ictose 81" "'o
! learned ~hat thoy wcfc from lora hoofRe
lta1l. the lhte pnllnntneon'o tanalofa oi oWee'
dofc.
Tho natives pi tho Islands n'ong those
COASTS, ne "roto' .hre Nory 'eal1sse oo'tnlen.
ana sx!1lui IN sno'e own way anore u very
ahc'oht anu sihiple Rtna OF ooat .
cAf.t.EH 'cuNnAcH IN 0ESEiAf, USE.
Ihov nfc very ncatly atld 'tleehlously mhdc' IN
paildnR tnosn' u hat otal 'Fntna or Ruhwaie,
with holes at regular a'stataccs from winch mo
1los afe III s!aFt' ~ M'a do"H !" too "Est "s'ance
ana sceurch 10 1no Rouhu' Ano ilos. "aleh
consist or stoat saliows arc plnt'teta ~ tue En-
wn'c,uotes' anu tae sues aFo slhsKet-"oIk toF
npout eiA Hehos "'ov Hoota tav "ou'.
shR' "s n sk"tins' III 'u"nu' 4ae llos
'toeins iatcrt"lnea at theif juno
tlon) are crossel ny transverse lnthe.
H.
Ia.hS,, ,nvcrnor WHARF thev ,,roas cnct nthor
with cor.ls mn.ic of hnr,e-bnir. Tho fromc i.
ther,tn @ ' xarv | stronr Or and elastic. It is then
'skintctl' with hide Or tMrred canvas. y very
good QUO, thut would Inst for four years per-
feet, moy be nude at 1t cost of IN shl.inss.
Sevcn-scorc of salows arn required, and IL man
a.o tn's'ns. !" ,our @ aa5s. aaoto ~ - .u ueu os
f1cnr ljrI n
M n yery 1itt,o lateral motion. tteru being no
Io"i w,,,1s' cnns,zc liam. Mart n,,',1ns ars
used to propel thotn, anl whc'' ono porso'I ot1y
wnrks IL currncu ho kncrls at the buw, a,d With
a!ternate strokes from sl''e TO sd' guides tho
It'll ,t,l parA' ,..,.
These canvas ana basket-wors canoes arc
to sos tn, ne FOR 'n
md aii two VOL fest % aecn Lord aaorsa says Tint !,
isA wonderful sight to watch curragh go to the
I.lands thruuxh u susf oa d rocky beach whore
No otnee noat eou," GOV, inn ~ sa.e.s. noe ~ 80.
tl'i'res great shlA to manage them. tet tho
psono n'Ts Uesa kuh s". to tF hn snss 'ai' M
,ro,,t,-o ,v,o,, thu. ah,rrca J., thrnwn ,,ow, tts
. "ao' w." ~ ~
lastoned with rbpcs 80 that It cannot struggle.
and thun both brute and boat aro currIed Into
shG ,y w,ss; !, :, ,, tow tno,,,ra v,,r. oua t,,,
MacKu.ssly Wis The lpr,l Of thls worry parish o.
| Enthusiastically ut TIN. period, cntt't tuite tlx
Inc date but Il honItul uf centuries il1ure or
lrss Is Ut ao sort Of consequence In Irish pngau
history ...-..-..
MACKlSEE1f's COW
thnt sns s,;s sn r1,r,r,is lint frr fam"
| snTca,t fmr mi wills an. fhut 1uilnr ri tho
Axty sTs ana a f. n y Gys ass95xa a, sh%s n
mi t,nssnssinn ~ that ,nnsf vai,,ahIn cn,v'';
, 1881-09-30

The rationale of the tultiai sup has ofteA bccn
discussed; sutnc rexArl 1t rs calculated ~ d.
lninish digestive pnwrr. Oh the thenTy lhAt 10
much luli tukeu " ttrst dIlutes tho KaHtrau
Juices. Hut there apPoars to 10 NO foundation
lUs lh!4 Iotct. 4 cae lr soup disappears alu!ost
immediately after cutcFtuG tue eiVmach, aud In
, 1881-09-30
Mtfu1cAN ellFFfRFRc

MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.
DoKnknrowN, N. j.. Sept. 3.-ClothinE and
money to tho amount Of $500, contributed BY
tho churchcs Of this city, wore sent today 10 the
Michigan sufferers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-31

Mr.. BENZ. Bunker has resigned his positio
as express messenger on the route betwee
Waterville and Skowhegan, and with b
family will soon remove from Fairfield.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-31
An Elegant Regalia.

A week from today Katahdin Encam pment,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Bangor.
will visit Portland, accompanied by the Ban
gor Band, on which occasion two Encamp-
ments from Massachusetts will be present in
Portland, and there will be grand parade,
excursion down the bay, &c. The members
of the Katahdin Encampment are to appear in
a magnificent regalia The Commercial says
the regalia consists of a chapeau, a baldrick, a
fatigue cap, sword and belt and cuffs richly
ornamented with purple and black rosette
on the left side adorned with gilded crooks;
the chapeau is also provided with two long
black feathers and a long royal ostrich plume
of purple. The baldric, or highly ornate belt
which is worn pendant from the shoulder
across the breast and under the opposite arm,
is covered with rich purple silk velvet orna-
mented with gold cord and gold fringe and en-
broidered with symbolic crooks. The fatigue
cap is neat, and ornamented with purple and
gold band and gilded emblem representing a
tent or marquee. The sword is of fine steel in
brass scabbard adorned with handsome en-
blems of the Order. The belt is of black
leather covered with purple velvet and gold
cord; it has beautiful square buckle adorned
with marquee and has also two gilt chains
crimson covered with purple velvet and gold
bands, with six gold buttons adorned with the
eniblematical three links. The cuffs are fur
ther ornamented with the crooks embroidered
in gold on the sides.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-31
THE HILL VICTORIOUS.
The Second Race for the Second Glass
Challenge Cup.

The captain Of the e. w. Hill, of the Port
land Yacht Club, was not satisfied with the
result of the race for the challenge cup offered
to the second class yachts, on the occasion of
the first race, sailed few days ago. A chal-
lenge was issued by him and accepted by the
captain of the Casco, and yesterday assigned
for the race.
At IL o'clock, noon, Capt ]. 81. Richardson
was aboard the e. W Hill, and at the same
time Capt e. L. Soule assembled the gangway
of the Casco At 12l.54 the Casco, with all
canvas hoisted. gracefully sailed down the bay,
followed at /. 1868 by the E. w. Hill, the lat
ter craft having to give the Casco allowance.
The wind was light from the southwark and
westward, and so continued to the finish.
Both vessels looked beautifully as they
stretched out on their eighteen mile journey,
but the Casco kept her lead until she was be-
tween Trundy's Reef and Green Island, when
the Hill overhauled and passed her. On
rounding Trundv's Reef the Hill was caught
in the "doldrums," while the Casco, from her
position. got capfull of breeze bringing her
swiftly down on the Hill, which at that time
was about mile ahead. When almost abreast
of the Hill the latter caught the breeze also.
and from that point it was neck and neck. Off
Portland Light the Hill began to draw ahead,
and thence had 1t her own way to the stake
boat, off the clubhouse, which she passed,
winner, at 5.08.46, followed by the Casco at
Ell. The actual sailing time of the Hill was
3.42.07; of the Caseo 3.4906. The Hills
standard time was 3.O3.3S, and the Cascos
3.05.45. The Hill beat by two minutes and
seven seconds This is the first time the Casco
has lost the cup since the Georgia left the eet.-
The Spy went over the course, on the inside,
but was not contestant.
The Casco Challenges the Hill.
Capt. e. L. Soule of the yacht Casco cha-
lenges Capt. J. II. Richardson of the yacht
e. W. Hill to sail race for the challenge cup
OF the club.