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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

HE IRON WoRKs.-Tho iasru{pe}rr, IS
lroD from scrap iron. by the vcpor fucl nrcc ,so
Was regularly comnercsd st the cs:sbIis' REM
CT the PotCmcc Manufacturing Com.,.9v =,
this city, lbs Eo:ring. The msEu.sciptc ~
Iron i:o.n tic cro will be Commenced 1T tIio,s
tsbllshncn: 90 soon ss the padding tcr2sc, !.
erected. the Castings i1r which a7o a,iGg ao.;rn
out as fast as possible. 4 skiiied !.ar,T.,errn. :,
arrived at the works ibis morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
EagsyS Certificates,

II IS - Eils plugged siuii, preicEaiis &c be
inatH q ~oadcTfGl foreign roots, bsrks sc , End
tGisG up D? long hoHas Carili estes CT pretended
miraculous turca, tn. a simple, pura, effective
'G"Iio;79, r:G1e Of we'll Known vaIusblo rene.
';ts, lha; tU:Hishaa is own certificates h7 lis
caF,E. Eo refer 20 Hop Ri;tors, the pu.cs! ard
rc5! ~ .NciciGes, -RSpHjiican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
vi! CASSiUS CARTER. Trustee.
By (1roen Il Visa


lReal Estate Agents and Auctionce-;.)
49, VIRTUE UE 4 DhGRgE or fi;
~ Circuit Court uf &lcrsnt1;s COUNT. Va.
!eaderH1 ct i:s Msy term, 1851, in tho euit OF
joseph I. Nelson vs Joshua rusacy. in csa.
Gerry, the undersigned, commissioned therein
named, Will crer Tor sso Nt public svc.;,r, N
SAIu aDai, the 18Th day OF October JsS:, "a
iIoAt OF tue Market EE!lG3iFg, on Ssi.fs1 street
a. A., - Q, Gicct nj. !ho !2~rG described KEA j.
E6EATE 10 wit:
ATTRACT uR hA1}N i: :ae caua.7 & Alag
Sn1rla, ADJOINING :ho lsI.,G ot Harvey Bailey
and sewel L. Ccrba!t, tho Eour Nile !;t.n sni
ma Arlington Turnpike. said s.sct Of lsri is
hcundGd aid described IN c s!cojl from Bailey
aud %iie TO Feter Davis, recorded in libor x 10.
%. 15 Q! the lhad records Of Aicxanaris county,
u |h!ca rotercnca is 1naio. aul Ca0tairs nov.
sa1at ONE HUNDHHD AND SSEEE
ACRIS moro or less
Terms OF Sale: Gosh S. 10 G0sto Of suit and sai
sid rs 10 Tho sum Of S. iGC 81 with interest there
on from sept 18th, 1881, and ns 10 tho resih;o D!
Tao paTehnSo money, # any, upon credi. of Il I
t"a!pa SID oieteen months, with interest frcrI
usto q saia. The boads or tha pu5chaaer villa
@ooi security TO 10 taken Tor the deferred pay
maGtsr and Tho tlLa - ba retained until tHGv ara
pSd. CiihHIES STITaRn'
seE:'-ts CGmDl'r Of Ssir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

PERsoNAL.-Mr. G. L. McCiusr, Sureri5-
tendent Of the S6u!hcrn Bel! ysicrhono Com
psny. is 10 the city, pushing along tho work Of
establishing az Exchange here.
flr. .. Nj. Kemp. OF this city. who hiss bccD
employed by the Virgins MidIabd Eai!roGd
Company as telegraph operator q: Manassas,
mas beeD appointed assistant operstor 10 The
Western Union Telegraph Office here.
Mr. VIM. Oouling who bias bec1 Spreading
tho summer in Giles c5uuty. has returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
MARINES DISASTERS.
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arri7ed-}aa:s " c Hunter, " j 3oolhc,
j: Il t;Tsnt $ Henry. 70 American Coal Co.
- oAon Gahe!E, aad While & Fransia, 20 Geo's
lIGek :; 10. Lucinda, 10 j Z AgusT & Co.
,ut2ar !cd-E1ats q 3 Turner, MonoGg nhels,
Tl;ne Il H7sEi:;r, " uua:cr, W j Booihs jr,
I. 5 GEsnt, s. ttanII anS Iucnds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

N!t7a fiSrS''....... y VI hit'l SctS~....... y 81
.Ha,vGi:
Strnp .0.n Gibson, How York, IL + A Rood.
Stmp h Z Knight, Now York. to f a Reed.
Str Norfolk, PhiadelDhis. to y Koed
Str Geo Loaiy. Norfolk. to 7 HOoo.
Str sue, Baltimore TO j Eroders " Go.
Str Lady Of tho Lako. Norfolk. to L A. Reed
Str ha!.aio, lower rolc Ii j Brodors Il Go.
ST. Il Y .a.>rowsmith. lower Potomac to 20.
lomno Ferry Company.
Schr Gen IorbelL, Washington, 10 = i HOoo.
saILKD.
So Ncrr,lE, rni!ad, iphis by + n Reed
:.r SOC, Baltimore. by Breeders & Co.
Str SlatlaEc lower fot'c by j Broders q 10.
Str Lady OF tho Lake. Norfolk. by + a t;eed.
:|tr 7 y A,rowsmith. lower Potomac, 10 ro-
toThac Ferry COrauanY.
S%ir IL > Wl!lamr, GcvrSntGwn, ty + :
Hcnt.
Schr Henry Wad!ing!or. Eastca, By Jl' Ag-
GeTy i. e..
.c:r ,H.lnl, With her inre taa-,,ssi rnt iii
boon e""''. To ;:nOrg town.
rAssEn DOWN.
S>5:.! NAndlsln. !92m GcniS cto;sn.
sfrEoGAnUA.
H.ri. itoGcs 8 Tower, ron, tbs ror, IL :;Cs-
ton III.
s:oars loin Is Halliday and Fsanconis. rem
George town, g. tesJ IurS ?.h
Schr Harriet l'hnmas, from this city, ri Now
iCTl: Oh
Sichr M.rgia, fraGl anoSgasown a. Boston Stir.
Schr Manei i Staples, from Iiichmcrd, ri
.!Gstcn s b.
Schr Mcpr,s! s.,lcd from Ga7direr f.;
$clrs C!ara Z; %"rimsa !ialtia Leila end
Charles NG0lsrg, cicaini =. fIcw York tGr
RChmcnh Sth
SchF = Bsncaaan. cleared .. Windsor II 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

1HE CATTLE TRADE.-The cattle trade over
Inc Virginia MldIsnd Railway is st presaut
very hcaVy. Every weak several large trains
Y. i've stock pass over tho road for Northe:u
M iAetS. ooo hundred and twenty three cars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
n:cssra. Stnushi,cY =. So,

g. 10 j. J.. hcDcw Z O.. for cheap. sessoa-
r. woo!-hirc. Oak ard Hickory. cc'IO.ec!R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

FAIRFAX COUNTY CIDER VINEGAR. 5 years
Cd. Tic best na,l most reliable for PICKLES.
Never fails. Sod bg GEO. hCBURNEY e. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

hS Or aHGOLS snd ia rolls for wa1
~ upTeTs. tastEGr Work, sc &C., for sale
1t Is Arg street, corner O, Royal.
sepI ia CREIGHTON e SON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
ssGTEsslS SAFES

ES9R SALE At AllMgiu,!. on m:GEs-
iSo - NJ. -: lsai, $. l!;c.. 10 i:aai >:
Ing PRESS 81, With Ssards, G,lov. :TrMc
$40 APP u;tenancas COW used IL puE!;ce;av 4 p
saiTt'X Messenger. Terms: Casa. lnqliro ti
f. 7. Lucss. '''0 VI
sep4-p4. CASSilJS I!aR9EH 7r-,.,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
( =. MhRSHhHS SALE,

=
Ey virtue Of Ell order Of the Circuit Court Of
t wa CnHea States for tho ksR!e,n District OF
Virginia, entered in the attach aai emit OFFS. F.
ana I. bowling Us. H. Nj. Willis, will sell at
nuo!ic suction, on TUESDAY, tho 18Th dav OF
oc1o6or, 1881, ct 10 o'clock g. m, on tho prem
sas OF srld Willis about two miles from Freq
stone DEPOT. on the A!e1sndts srd Froioricks
STEAM ENGINE and BOILEK Of shnn.
t%e.Ta morse power: also q SAW MILL and
F!AEu nGS and THREE So w; belonging TO
said .aiil "''> W
Tai'as: us3b or day OF sole.
:. I. KAMaUSIi., L. $. ri.
ocli-t2 BY I. 6. ONEAL; Danu!v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chill

and lever impossible.
For esl0 By Z. S. Gaadboa.or 20 Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
LOCAL EIhTTEEH

Sc Hc1:Ecr ItoJaLi7ittcs. Oc,. TO- ISL
81! the Middle Atlantic Sts:cs !s!r wei, ,,.
no:tn9tI7 winds, higAG. 6s-c:do:gr and rsa!igug.
- or lower te,nrcrs.u7c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
ROAHDING HOUSE,

tho handsome residence on Queen street, re-
ceaHy occupied by Mr.. Penick, hes been en-.
slIelS renovated ard 70 pains or expense have
oeeh spared IN rendering it attractive as 8 most
oenhn!iul boarding House. MIS-. DORSEY
will tsse Possession on the frss of November.
oclU-lE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

Of c4l:ie, collected zen g,f;cGs plaos slcnc
tie !ns. want throusn, here urar the road,
Saturday nigh: FIR Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

hLGiATUE& AhAAEAC, OCT. 10, 1881.
S!l1. 'tScs Of No, sc:s........... SO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

New ENGINE, &c.--A splendid aag ;nn
wheel ifo'gn! engine, r7oahiog 50 Cons. ins:
c, mHicted 8: 10 shops Of the Virginia ii ii;,rd
hallway Co., in Ibis ely under the suacrvsion
OF IL. jan IS 4. WsI4e5, Master tiecnsnic,
This engine. il:o the others turned on, by tic
Virgin" midland Co., reflects cr".ii. uooa the
workmanship Of the mechanics VIC bail. i,
Arrangements are being ru,'e !1r The const,uc
ton o! Two moro freight engines finilsr to he
ono Jus. 'uinad cut Carpenters arr also buslY
engaged in building ircsh. carr Tho.a rnS,
aoEiHcs and cars ase denhuGsd ~ the iscrcss.
'n2 business OK tho road, which, i; IS sid, was
never IN ro:o prosperous coati;ion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

AW ~ kklSH p2UNRS, n,iod Choir
~ rles, Peaches sud Apples for sslo at
COTS j. L. MILBURNiS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-10

EIOH SALE OK EEhT-THE THREE:
" :5TORY BklCh DWELLING NO. leo
Duke st,eet. Iramcdlate possession given 70
an carly application may DO q bargain. Il is ono
oltha most pleasant localities 10 tho city. AppIy
on the PREMISES sprn5-im
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
aOTEb ARRIVALS
October IS. 1851.
VALLEY HOUSE.

OCtOUoE @Oi kooIs
VALLEY HOUSE.
JIG Brown, Stockton; A Huff, Castle
Valley; T Sanders, j Pearson, Clear
Creek; & Hewitt, n Hullhellsnd, Og-
den; A " Eaton; Oxford; J S Eaton,
Washington; j Bastow, w D Dsnelson
and wife, Cache Valley; w Bowe, Og-
den; 8 F HALEY, Frisco; NJ Il Cole,
blackfoot; S F Lee, Idaho; J Black,
Castle Valley; j Murray, Park City.
oLIFT HOUSE.
William Jackson, Lehi; ] B Wssden,
Grand River; P Anderson, Mount Pleas
ant; W J Snyder, Pleasant Grove: Mrs
G Hicks. Park City; A Thompson, Kel-
ton; q r Morgan, Butte, Miss Keyes,
Bingham.
WHITE HOUSE.
O Berger, J Duncan, G A.rrots, z A
Gunnison, Bingham; Mrs A Gunnison,
Tooele; Mrs DeCourcey, Stockton: n
r Williams, Cane Mine; 81 Wales and
wife, T Thompson, Sandy; Mrs E NJ
Tyler, Miss G Tyler, Serrito Falls, N Y;
Mrs II Black, Ogden.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
wv Willard, Bingham; j Birch, Clear
Creek; j A Stephens, Omaha; D A Cory
Chicago; j S Eaton, Washington, A n
Eaton, Oxford; A Alvord, Mrs Q North,
Evanston; w FL Wood, Rochester; j E
Chancellor, University of Virgins; L L
Sperry, Wakefield, Mass; G 6 Lyon,
Texas.
WALKER HOUSE.
Mrs II B Doddridge, Evanston; D
Chase. Kansas City; w H Eaton, Chi
csgo, W jackson. Philadelphia; J G
MCGUIRE and wife, Washington; z T
Kelly, Chicago; z Z MCGEE, San Fran.
Cisco; Ben Sheeks, Butte; w N Shilling,
Idaho.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27

KILLING HAVING become so fre-
.eEgeat, the Louisville COurier-Journ0E
1gogeses a plan for limiting. If not
r..z1r pressing ''the sbominable pistol. !"
-.GIE wants dealers 20 pay tax OF s25
avery weapon sold, and the per
zsa carrying one to pay license fee
Zng:e25, in default of which there Is to
'aeaSssg q fne OF $50. Whiskey and other
~sxxHs are regulated By taxation, and
.gxSz. st.0uld no. the dangerous pistol
s2as brought under semi-subjeosiou By
EHe came means?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
THE UTAH 5. RE.

In connectiol VII the Washington
monument Hew in course of erection
at the national Capital, there is some
thing that should interest toe people
OF Utah, namely. t : stone u % this
territory that Is to a. a p'aoe In the
massive pile. This territory has g
stone in Washington, seat there n
our memorial osaaf - 10 the
monument. We do tot KNOW BOW
long the stone has oeen there. Oft Be-
lieve it was shipped "Serland rs OK
team a score OF year. a.,o or more.
AS Q monument &c the eni+r, riee a,,o
pluck of the earlier settlers 10 the ter
ritory the rock naY do very vel t
We undertake to say that everybody
from this territory who has sean the
atone in the sheds at the monument
has blashed from shame, while
looking at the miserable piece
OF sandstone amidst magnifi-
cent blocks of granite and
marble, artistically carved and beau
tifulIy polished. The Utah man who
takes pride in the territory, if he
happens to be looking with others at
the stones from the various states
when bis eyes fall upon the insignih-
cant block cut from the cheap and
common white sandstone of this re-
gion, feels like passing it by hastily
in the hope that his associates atten'
ten will be turned in another direc'
ton. Ore of the most prominent
features of the stone is the name OF
tbs we'll known stonecutter who did
most OF the lettering and figure work
in stone in this territory quarter OF
a century ago. Most OF the states
have taken great prids 10 their
memorial stones for the monument,
sending works of art that will forever
cause feeling of pride in the breasts
of the people from those states who
look upon their representative
in the glorious pile, There
is no sufficient reason Why Utah
should not have something there
worthy OF her. Let tha territory
send down g block of her beautiful
granite, s rock Wbicn is strictly
Of the territory. and
which is more appropriate than any |
other FOR the Washington monument. |
No taxpayer will ever regret the cost
}! making the Utah stone as hand.
ome and as worthy as tie best. The
other may be brought back and
placed in the .nuseum as monu.
nent TO TIE folly that Utah came
7e:y near perpetrstiDg. in inficting
IN eyesore upon al future genera
ions of Utah people who visit the
rational capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
Five Hundred Dollars Reward,

We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction of the
scoundrels who forcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night.
September 25th, 1881, and who mali
ciously destroyed a portion of our
stock and fixtures to the amount of
about four thousand dollars.
AUER s. MURPHY.
2. S.-The occidental will con
tinue as Of old, and will endeavor to
keep nothing but the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fam
lies supplied on short notice.
AUER 6 MURPHY.
Proprietors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
TEsE CONTENTS OF the HERALD thi

IKE CONTENTS OF the HERALD this
qsaEeraiag are as follows:
EST PAe-Latest kilograms = Senate
Proceedings. E
1aB PAGE - Telegraphie News = The
~Gapital-The Csbinet-Etc.
.izB PAGE -9elegraphie News-Blaine's
Letter on the Panama Canal.
.GawE PAeE-Editorials- Arrivals.
6Ez PACE = Correspondence - Silver
Eeef--Pink Eye.
44zm PAGE Miscellaneous Telegraphic
Dispatches.
-1-ET1zn observation-disclosures Bust
ness of the Country.
a-EnR PAGE-Criminal Calendar - Sere-
e1ades-Local Item.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.

90 brief telegram in another part Of
Sps aERALD, this morning, states that
sa1ns danger from contact with unin-
-zxxSzted electric light wire is begin
King to excite the fear OF New York
.qg@5icemen and Insurance people. II
sssahe Gotham Insurance people snd
yDaliCe have just learned tha. there is
Hanger in coming in contact with an
e2aIasulated wire used for conveying
IKE current producing the electric
Sight, they are exceedingly duil and
Gaobservant people. A current such
-s=sae is sent along the wires nightly IN
es@saIt Lake is powerful enough to kill
IA so instant the strongest man in
sStFe country, and perhaps disintegrate
gzsze fbres of the muscles. It is cur
eSeut sufficient to melt iron. Yet
while there is no distractions to its
Tree flow there is no more danger
from handling the wire than there is
2 SO taking hold of any bit of copper.
salae danger comes with the obstruc-
@'lE58n of the current, or it, direction TO
Ia point where there is no proper es-
-a-S&pe or complete circuit. For in
- esgS2uce, the turning of the current
iz5ato s telegraph or telephone wire
-,sESuld be very ap: to cause a fire at
7tsss2e telegraph or telephone instru-
1Eent; or the allowing Of the electric
Eight wire 70 come il contact
~@Ejth q foreign substance that is con-
2gctor would soon start a blaze at the
9goint of contact. Under all Giro UNI
ezxtances and at all times when cleo
EGTical currents are not under control
VEhey are dangerous, and the more
powerful the current the greater the
sst3anger. At times the telegraph wires
a4ead instruments are SO heavily
charged with electricity as to be dan
-eaSsreus, though the current in them is
never so strong as that required to
/, produce the electric light which is
generated by powerful engines. It
Gas stated that the belief prevailed
Chat the big fire in Philadelphia few
o6sys sgo was caused by the electric
light. There was little if any con-
Vincing evidence that such was the |
case. Investigation could not fix the |
Ere upon any other source, hence it |
szxgEs charged to the electric light. one |
20 the lights having shown signs of
zsaoaething wrong with it. It may
Sgs correct TO blame the fire to the I
asseefric lights, but as mysterious fires
aExe al the time occurring at places
sw6eze there is no electric light, it is
&aHdly fair to charge;:this one to the
asQrce indicated without some better
evidence thanIhas. Ebeenfbrought fox.
TzzaEd. At the same time that blaze
SgIA perhaps result in COED IN this,
isast 1t will Gauss thorough investi-
@ztien into the dangerous character
af the new light, and the devising of
means for overcoming the evil. Ifit
STALL result in the prevention Of the
sGzinging in cities of electric light
sires that are not properly insulated
10 IS to guard against danger from
Ere or from people coming in con. .
E@cI with the highly charged COZ
Eucters, it will be good thing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
zzzExK BAILY HERALD is published

zszExK DAILY HERALD is published
<Ey morning, Mondays excepted, at
ESGf Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the PRIET-
's-sEG AID PUBLISHING CoaPAEX. sub
xW5ptien price SIC. 30 per annunns post
0zea included; parts Of year at the
~zggEae rate. To weekly subscribers,
pszuectisn made by carriers, Csc, week.
rsEEE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
-agChlished every Wednesday and Satur-
cay morning, st $3.50 year; six
~1zzsnshs, $1.75; postage included.
1gzE WEEKLY HERALDi Is published
every Thursday mBrning, at 81 q year
~.4ssE 1lOnths, $1.25, postage included,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-27
4 LAKE DAILY HERALD

suRsDAY MORNING, Der. a7,18s1
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-13
Important Cases Decided

On December, 1879, Eben 7. Nutter, of the firm
of Nutter Kimhal, g. RI In this c;tv oo,,,nonood
-, = ~ - 'n.' Ivy oonn'0ii'o0
suis against ALVIN RUNNER OF scarborough, upon
q note upon which $1,000 was claimed to be due
Mr. Piummer soon after brouobt a crose emit oooinst
~ ,1-.. - 80 " o.o's gum "s''''io'
mr. Nueoer upon contract relating TO slaves,
claiming damages to the amount of 25OOO At
tb. Same time be hrouht ,,z s-,,ts ora;ns+ 40 er,
- .---o ~ US. wy '".'' "e"'Ao' ''o ~ LII
upon otner contracts, claiming damages In the hrst
ayno,n+ Of s1o ono
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-13
PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
STATE ST. CHURCH.


A large audience was in attendance yester-
day morning and Rev. e. Y. Hincks preached
from the 9th chapter of John 18Th verse Topic
The satisfying ministration of Christ to the
soul.
The preacher dwelt upon the truth that
Christ ministers directly to individuals, also
upon the satisfaction experienced by those
who enjoy this ministration.
In closing he referred in feeling and delicate
terms to the termination of his pastorate, and
expressed his grateful appreciation of all the
kindness he had experienced among this peo-
pie, and his affectionate regard for them
During the nearly eleven years Of Rev. Mr..
Hincks' ministry here he has greatly endeared
himself to the members of State Street Church
and society, and, in his departure, bears with
him their sincere respect, warm affections
and heartiest good wishes.
NOTES
The Redemptorist Mission at the Cathedral
evening. Rt. Rev. Bishop Healy administer
ed the sacrament of confirmation at 8 p. m.
The Mission began work in ST. Dominic's
Church yesterday morning.
High Street observed the forty-eighth an
niversary of its Sabbath School yesterday and
the report sof its Superintendent, Mr.. W. M,
Marks, shows gain of fourteen in its mem
bership. The school is in a highly prosperous
condition.
The twenty-ninth anniversary of the State
Street Sabbath School was observed last night
The School numbers 265 and has an averags
attendance of 1862. 1t was addressed by the
Rev. Mr.. Hincks.
The Chestnut Street, Pine Street and Con
gress Street Methodist churches gave yester
day to the little ones, and observed Children's
Sunday with the usual appropriate exercises
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-13
G. ID. q. FISK & CO.,
Mussevs Row, 233 Middle Street.

Examiners Of Candidates for Admission
to the Bar.
By an act Of the Maine Legislature of 1881,
hereafter all candidates for admission to the
Bar will be examined in open Court at some
regular term. The following is list of the
examiners OF candidates for admission to the
Bar appointed by Chief JusticesA Appleton, with
the date Of terms of court
Androscoggin County,. B. Cotton, j.. A,
Morrill,, A. r. Savage; term for examination;
Third Tuesday in January and April.
Aroostook County-L. Powers, J. P. Dom
worth, j. B. Hutchinson: Last Tuesday In
February and third Tuesday in September.
Cumberland County-W. l.. Putnam, j. III.
Drummond, Q. F. Libby: Second Tuesday in
January and October.
Franklin County-H. L. Whitcomb, s. O..
Becher, J. B. Severy; first Tuesday in March
and fourth Tuesday iu September
Hancock County L. A. Emery, A. f.
Drinkwater. A. P. Wiswell; second Tuesday
in April and October.
Ksnnebec County-L. Clay, Emery o. Bean
o. d. Baker; first Tuesday in March and third
Tuesday in September.
Knox County-A p .Gould, A. S. Rice,
T. P. Pierce; second Tuesday in March and
third Tuesday in October.
Lincoln County-R. X. Sewall, Henry In
gals; George B, Sawyer; fourth Tuesday In
April and October.
Oxford County-D R. Hastings, e. Foster,
G. d. Bisbee; second Tuesday in March and
third Tuesday in September.
Penobscot County VI. Varney, P. g. White,
G. f. Woodland; first Tuesday in April and
October.
Piscataquis County,. Flint, A. G.. Le-
broke, G. A. Everett; last Tuesday in Febru-
airy and second Tuesday in September.
Sagadahoc County-W. Gilbert, @. w. Lar
rabee, j. w. Spaulding; first Tuesday in
April and third Tuesday in September.
Somerset County-D. ID. Stewart, s. j. Wall
ton, j. H. Webster; third Tuesday in March
and September.
Waldo County-W. III. Fogler, j. William
son, Philo Hersey first Tuesday in January
and third Tuesday in October.
Washington County,. A. Milliken, G. B.
Rounds, W. Freeman; fourth Tuesday in
April and first Tuesday in October.
York County-R. P. Tapley, Edw. East
man, HI. Hobbs; first Tuesday in January and
third Tuesday in September.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-06-13
Personal.

Second Lieut.. James B. Butt has been de-
tached from the revenue steamer Dallas and
ordered to the steamer Woodbury., stationed at
Eastport. He will be succeeded by Second
Lieut.. W. S. Baldwin.
DR.. Charles G. Berry of the Marine Hospital
is enjoying brief leave of absence and started
for Chicago by the Grand Trunk last Monday,
Mr.. E. P. Robinson of the Lynn, Mass.
Daily Bee and Henry Buffum of the Boston
Traveller, are spending few days in towu.
Mr.. Pinkerton has been appointed Master
Mechanic of the Eastern Railroad machine
shop here.
Davis Ross, Kennedy and Plaisted are now
all in the city,
Prof Lyford of Colby University, will leave
on his European tour with the Toufiee party
which is to sail from New York ON Saturday,
June 18th. His son will accompany him.