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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-07
Spanish Consulate.


NOTICE is hereby given to the captains of Spanish
islands Of Cuba or Puerto Rico that eight days af-
ter date the Consular fee for such cearances shall
be tho same those for the other ports of Spain.
Parties rested apply for further information
to the Spanish Consulate in this port
ENRIQUE AINZ, Consul.
Portland, Me-, Nov. A, 1881. nov7d3s*
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate of
GEORGE w. FRANK, late of Yarmouth
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and given
mands upon tho estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES HUMPHREY, Administrator.
Yarmouth, Nov 1 , 1881. nov7d1aw3wM*
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
estate of.
LLEWELLYN KIDDER, late of Portland,
In the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands upon the estate of said deceased, re-
debted to said estate called upon to make pay
ment to
JOHN H. FOGG, Administrator.
Portland, Nov. LIST, 1881. now d1aw3wM*
TO Pensioners.
TN accordance with instructions received from the
il ension Office the Portland Board of Examn-
ing Surgeons will in future, meet only the first
Wednesday OF each month. nov7d9t-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
AT AUCTION.

DURSUANT to license from the Probate Court I.
Il Roswell M. Richardson, Administrator OF the
goods and estate OF Nathan L. % woodbury., OF Fort
the premises, at three (3) O'Clock in the after
noon, on SATURDAY, November 18th, A. ID. 1881
the following land and buildings thereon except
tho buildings hereinafter specified in parcels as fol-
lows, except what portions may be meanwhile sold
ut private SALE namely;
thereon, bounded: Commencing on the Westerly
side of Paris street. in said Portland at the Norh-
easterly corner of George Humphreys lot, thsnce
Nortberly by said street about one hun red and
twenty-four 124 feet. to point fifteen Qb) feet
Northery Of the point where the line OF the North
erly end of the block upon this parcel intersscis
said street; thence Westerly, parallel with said
Northerly end of said block, about ninety-seysn
(97 feet to Daniel Glaziers lot; thence Southerly
ings' estate to said Humphreys lot; thence by said
Humphreys lot about ninety-seven (9D feet to the
Also the parcel of land lying the Westerly side
side of said Paris street, bounded Southerly By
said first parcel Northery by the parcels ,aid Rich
Wsrk, and Westerly by tho parcels he sold said
Ralph and Ann Margaret o. Brion Meilen r. Ham
ilton and Mercy 9. Hamilton and George Ii. Owe.
and Elizabeth 4. Owen, being about seventysix and
onehaf feet the street, about ninety eight
and threetsnths (98: :S feet on the rear lines and
about eighty-ons (81) feet deep; excepting the
buildings thereon which buildings do not belong to
said estate.
said street, bounded Southery by land Of the late
Eli Webb Easterly by land of city OF Portland, ana
Northerly by said land sold said Conant, being about
one hundred and thirty-four and thirty-six hum
dredths Il "a 36) feet on the street, about ninety
eight (98 feet on the line and about one hun
dred and two Q02 feet deep.
Alss the flats and upland lying nearly Esrth Of
the above parcels including all the upland and Hats
which are bounded Southerly by Kennebec street,
Easterly by land and flats OF the city Of Portland,
westerly BY and and flats of heirs of Charles q.
Clapp, and Northery by the channel, excepting the
buildings thereon which buildings do not belong to
to the estate.
The terms of sale will be ten (1O) per cent. dspos
it at the time of sale and the balance delivery Of
deed ten QO days after sale. The administrator will
give administrators deed without covenants, but II
the title of any parcel is not found good and clear
the purchaser thereof will not be required to COM
plete the purchase and the deposit will be refund
ed. --
ROSWELL NJ. RICHARDSON,
Administrator.
Portland, Sept. 49, A. D. 1881.
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Casco Bay Lodge.

At the meeting last week four new member
were initiated and officers elected as follows:
W. G. frank FL. Stevens.
W.R II. S.-Mrs Alice H. Crowell.
w. L. H. S.-Ida Hussey.
w. v. T.-Mrs. Emma Keith.
W. S.-Charles Talbot.
WI. S.-W. L. Keith.
w. T.-W. E. Keith.
w. M.-Frank Cary.
w. ID. M.-Mrs. Lucy McCalmon.
w. C.-Horace Atwood.
W. /. G.-Tina Parrott.
W. &c. H Waterhouse
P.W. G. T.-Allen Keith.
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Gospel Mission,

Revival services were held at this place yes
terday. In the afternoon Rev. Homer A.
King preached from Dan. chap, 9-10 Ii ver-
ses from which he delivered very instructive
discourse on Daniels vision. At the evening
service every part Of the room was occupied,
and very many were unable to obtain admit
tance. Mr.. King preached from Romans Y,
to 10 verses, and at the close after very
earnest invitation fifteen who had never start
the altar for prayers. Tonight Mr.. King will
speak on the smitten rock in the wilderness,
from painting. It's expected this will be
MI. King Is last week of labor with the Mission.
All are invited to these meeting.
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY,

A two year old child of Mr.. Fred Witham
of Ellsworth, accidentally fell Wednesday
striking upon small stub The stick entered
the inner corner of the left eye, and must have
penetrated the brain, as the child soon passed
into an unconscious state attended with con-
vulsions DIR. Haines was summoned, but
despite all efforts the child died in about "a
hours after the injury.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The Fryeburg House has been sold to Eben
yVoakvtfcr 60 40
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ARCTIC vOYAGING.

A Survivor of the Kane Expedition in
Portland.
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HEALTH LIFT ROOMS
2OI MIDDLE STREET.
du
Rooms to Let.

Furnished, large and pleasant,
with board, in nice location up
town. Address &C." Portland
Press Office.
oct11 5rdp dtt
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The Boston Advertiser says;
'The Speakership question is exciting very
much interest of late, and the candidates for
the honor are multiplying. The South is the
only section of the country which presents no
candidate. Prior to the death of the Presi-
dent Mr.. Hiscock, Of New York, seemed to be
the favorite, though there was strong sup
port given to Mr. Kasson, of Iowa, and to Mr.
Reed of Maine. Now that the President and
two members of tho Cabinet are citizens of
New York, the argument of locality is against
Mr.. Hiscock. That argument has very little
force one way or the other; but on general
grounds we think the candidacy of Mr.. Reed
may be strongly urged. He has all the ability,
energy and tact that are necessary for Speak
er. His experience qualities him to admins
ter the rules with promptness and efficiency.
His knowledge of men fits him for making a
judicious selection of committees There is
every reason why he should receive the cordial
and generous support of the New England del
egation."
The Boston Journal. speaking of Grant, the
artist who commenced his career in Portland,
says:-"C. r. Grant shows a large canvas, rep
resenting isher-girl sitting upon a brown
hillside, mending her nets The face is very
intelligent and sweet, the figure lifelike and
graceful, the general color of the work harmo-
nious and rich, the tone very quiet and true.
The work is in many respects Mr.. Grants best
achievement, and shows capacity for realiz-
ing at no distant day a reputation as an artist
endowed with skill and feeling in high de-
gree"
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our CANNING FACTORIES.

III SchAAAl6 L 6S1SA ioSs
The several canning establishments in this
city and vicinity are entering upon their win
ter's work. We are pleased to learn that G.
E. Deering & Co., whose business was inter.
rupted by the recent Long wharf fire, are get.
ting well under way again. They have crew
employed here making cans for their Scarboro
shop where brisk business is being done in
canning CLAIMS, and are arranging for large
general business in the immediate future.
Burnham & Morrill, have already consider
able force engaged in canning beef, mutton,
chowders, &c., and will add largely to the
number of their employees later on in the sea-
son when their winter operations are fairly
under way
J. Winslow Jones &. Co. and the. Portland
Packing Co. have begun to can meats, soups,
&C., and both of these concerns contemplate
packing heavily this winter, we are informed.
The winter operations of these packing
houses furnish employment to many in our
midst during the inclement season, and as the
market for their products are found abroad,
they must be no inconsiderable factor in the
advancing prosperity of the city.
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II. I. NELSON & Co.
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nOv7-st
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From 500 q. m. to $50 p. m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from TO 10 a. IN.
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CENIENNIAL JUBILEE SINGEHS
The Centennial Jubilee Singers will give a
concert at Reception Hall tonight. Those
who heard them at Congress Hall last night
were very much pleased with their singing.
They should have full house.
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The Jury Wheel.

Naming Of tne Mon Who VIII Sit in the
Coming Courts.
Names of "a grand jurors to serve in the
court of quarter sessions, commencing No
vember 81 &:
George Hughes, edge tool maker, Fulton.
David Homsher, merchant, Colerain.
Martin Huber, laborer, Pequea.
Elias Il. Stark, miller, f. Cocalico.
DIV. Balmer, carpenter, Elizabethtown.
John S. Wilmer, farmer, w. Earl.
W. S. Amweg, jr, coachsmlth, Sd ward,
city.
o. Z. Brubaker, drover, Cacrnarvon.
George Darmstettcr, butcher, 7th ward,
city.
David Cramer, farmer, Martic.
BENZ. Ohmit, carpenter, Marietta.
Benz. F. Barr, green grocer, Columbia.
c. Rothwciler, saloon keeper, 4th ward,
city.
Frank l.. Calder, clerk, 9TH ward, city.
Michael Ober, farmer, Rapho.
John s. DenlinSer, farmer, w. Hemp
field.
A5ram Dennis, blacksmith, Providence
Joseph Bachman. pilot, Conoy.
II. G. GIbble, saddler, Mannheim Dor.
L. Frank Brcneman, merchant I'd ward,
city.
Levi Myers, clerk, w. Hcmpfcld.
Lewis Brown, farmer, Fulton.
John Il. Roth, merchant, 9th ward, city
John w. Stark, cigar maker, 9TH ward,
city.
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Adam G. Dietrich, clerk, E. Hempfeld.
Benz. L. Gerber, farmer, E. Donegal.
Jacob Gundaker, aucth, 1st ward, city.
. John B. Reist, farmer, Penn.
John R. McVey. farmer, Fulton.
Benz. Weaver, miller, C4narvon.
Fred. r. Mumma, shoemaker, W. Hemp
field.
G. w. Scbroyer, florist. 9th ward, city.
Christian Rine, tobacco dealer, 1st ward,
city.
jeremiah G. Hess, coal, Columbia.
Bcni. 3. Stauffer, halter, Adamstown.
Joseph Harkness, merchan I, Little Bri-
tain.
Levi S. Reist, farmer, Warwick
II. f. Smith, miller, Providence.
Josiah Burgess, farmer, Providence.
Isaac Rowe, blacksmith, Salisbury.
Adam o. Erb, laborer, E. Lampeter.
Abraham II. Nissiey, farmer, Mt. Joy
twp.
John S. HOrner, farmer, Martic.
Jacob G. Clair, carpenter, Columbia.
Names of forty.eight jurors to serve in
the court of quarter sessions commencing
December 18th.
Barton Whitman, farmer, CaernarvoD,
Peter Il Hershey, farmer, Penn.
Jollnathan Kieffer, machinist, Sth ward,
city.
Abraham Dubree, farmer, Drumore.
Peter Maurer, farmer, Mannheim twp.
Michael Gross, shoemaker, U. LeacOck.
Isaac Kaufman, laborer, Caernarvon.
John Killinger, laborer, 5th ward, city.
|. David bowman, gentleman, +. Donegal.
Jacob Bausmau, farmer, Manor.
David Wetzler. farmer, COnoy.
Robert X. Mccullough, farmer, Fulton.
VIM. Krouss, cOmbmaker, w. Cocalco.
J. S. Sahn, merchant, Penn.
Jacob +. Rauck, farmer, Lancaster twp.
Philip Dinkelbcrg, builder, 7th ware, city.
VIM. Kunkle, farmer, Eden.
=. W. Gorrecht, coal merchant, 9th
ward, city.
George f. Nagle, cigarmaker 7th ward,
city.
L. i. Kreider, merchant, E. Lampeter.
A. X. Morrison, farmer. Little Britain.
Lintncr Hess, auctiOneer, Lancaster
twp.
Samuel s. Martin, cx-recorder, E. Earl
Benj. M. Herr, farmer, w. Lampcter.
VIM. Eberman, tailor, 1st ward, city.
Reuben Keller, farmer, Ephrata.
John Gingrich, farmer, w. Donegal.
Henry Nissley, miller, w. Donegal.
4. NJ. Caldwell, farmer, LeacOck.
jos. oScfnOIIer, MllleT,tEI. LtfI.
Levi 3. Kirk, farmer, Fulton.
Amos Bair, tobacco, Salisbury.
Samuel Miller, clerk, Columbia.
John II. krcider, foreman, Columbia.
Henry G. Lcaman, gentleman, 4th ward,
city.
John +. Weaver, grocer, 1st ward, city.
Il. J. Brown, painter, 9th ward, city.
Adam Dellet, printer. 9th ward, city.
George Gohn, brickmaker, Columbia.
George Maurcr, farmer, Providence.
Aaron Brogan, carpenter, Little Britain.
Frank Elliott, clerk, tapho.
John NJ. Ferguson, tailor. .ElizabethtOwD.
f. &. Diller, merchant. Earl.
w. }. Cooper, gentleman, 1st ward, city.
VIM. Roberts, shoema'r, w. Hempfeld.
George II. Richards, bookseller, Co.
Iumbia.
Adam Croft, laborer, 4th ward. city.
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"A Heavy Swell.

Jacob IL. BIOOmcr, OF NIrgiIle, y. Y, writes
Your Thomas Eclcctric Oil Culcd Il badly
swcilel neck and sore throat on my son IN
1"rtyciGht hours; one application also re
w.tc'S foot was also much inflamcd-sO much
SO that Slic could not walk about the house
she applied the Oil, and in twenty-fOur hours
was entirely cured" For sale ut ii. Il. COch
rams drug store. Ii! North Queen street, an
caster.
hundreds of men, women and children res
cucd i'm every community from beds of sick
ness and almost death, and made strong by
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
in the world OF its sterling wOrth.-POa.
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Balm in G,ll0ad.

There is Il balm in Gilcad to heal each gaping
wound:
In Thomas Eclcctric Oil, the remedy is found.
Fer internal and for outward use, you freely
may apply it:
For all pain and Inflammation, you should not
fail to try it.
II only costs Il trifc, It's worth its weight in
gold,
And by every dealer in the land this remedy
is sold.
For sale at ii. Il. Cochran's drug store, I37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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How to Get Well?

Thousands of persons are constantly troubled
with Il combination of Diseases Diseased
kindneys and costive bowels are their tOrmen-
tors. They should know that kidncy-WOrt
acts on these organs ut the same time, causing
them to throw of the poison that have clOgged
them. and so renewing the whole man. Hun .
'lrc's testify to this-PiHsbnrg Post.
scp.6 lwd&w
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I,cds Of Down Feel Hard.

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then
harkcn yC peevish sufferers! ! Apply Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil to your aching, joints
and muscles. Rely upon it that you will OK
pcrcncc speedy relief. Such. at least, is the
testimony of those who have used it. The re-
;ncdy Is likewise successfully resOrted to for
throat and lung diseases, sprains, bruises. etc.
For sale st II. i. COchran's drug store, l37
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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MEDICAL.

II LANCASTER, Pa. April 3, 1881.
The KIDTEYCURA MH'G COMPANY.
Gents-It gives me much pleasure TO say
that after using one pack of kIDNEiCCRA
have been entirely cured OF severe pain IN
my back and side, Of long standing, and that.
too, after trying various known remedies. l
have every confidence in your medicine,
cheerfully recommend IT, and know that many
of my friends who have used 1t have been
benefited. PETER BAKER,
ma6lyd Foreman Examiner anu Express.
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rKAlN AND PROVISIONS BOUGHT
" sold and carried for customers in Chicago
and Philadelphia, in large and small lots, on
margins to suit, by
SIX. YUNDT. Broker,
No. I5L East King Street,
jyl6-3md Lancaster, Pa.
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Charles w. Pusey, justice, Drumorc
Wilmer z. Bolton, farmer, Drumore.
+. NJ. Eaby, collector, Leacock.
Henry Maggie, assessor, Earl.
Samuel Ober, farmer, Penn.
Henry ltirsh. blacksmith, Pequca.
jefferson Z. Shenk, clerk, I'd ward, city.
Martin 1tingwalt, farmer, CaernarvOn.
VIM. +. Hamilton, laborer, Mt. Joy twp.
ii. 5. Ruttcr, tobacco farmer, Leacock.
David Graybill, gentleman, L. Hemp
field.
J. Harvey Raymond, blacksmith, Mt.
Joy twp.
J. II. Missimer, publisher, Mt. Joy Dor.
Horace Bruckhart, merchant, w. Hemp
field.
B. T. Scldomridse, salIIcr, L. Leacock.
John III. BaumSardncr, manager, 9th
ward, city.
H. B. Becker, surveyor, T.. Earl.
Henry Brock, shoemaker, S;h ward, city
Robert A. Evans, farmer, Cd ward, city
Henry Sciplc, pilot, Washington Dor.
Samuel Lichty, cutter, 1st ware city.
Henry NJ. Shreiner, jcwclcr, 1st ward,
city.
William Sncad, clerk, Bart.
Geo. l.. Doersh, paper hanger, 9TH ward
city.
J. Spindlcr, clerk, Strasburg bor
Ed s. Roger, liquor merchant, Ephrata
Frank Diller, boiler maker, I'd ward,
city.
John NJ. Bahill, farmer, Manor.
Eph. Hershey, gentleman, Columbia.
Henry F. Hartman, limcburner, f.
Lampeter.
J. S. Eaby, manager, Sd ward, city.
John Bremen, miller, Manor.
Sam'l Slokum, gentleman, salisbury.
III. Ii. Tshudy, merchant, Warwick.
Isaac Gable, dentist, Leacock
Isaac G. Martin, miller, Earl.
S. S. Hess, supervisor, Strasburg.
Abram Snavsly, wagOnmakcr, Pcqua
John G. HOemer, farmer, E. Donegal.
&. B. Pleam. teacher, Earl.
Alexander Dysart, shoemaker, Mt. joy
Dor.
G. Lew Lyle, constable, Columbia.
Daniel Smith, shoemaker. Manor.
B. F. Krcider, farmer, Pequea.
$. r. Eagle, ,ex x-commissioner, +. Donegal.
Jacob Greenawald, agent, 1st ward, city.
S. S. HOwenstein, miller, Penn.
Daniel Hamaker, gentleman. Ripho.
James Montgomery, restaurant, Mt
Joy Dor.
Levi Hull, manufacturer, Earl.
The names Of 80 juror s!tO serve in com
T ON pleas court December6:
Peter Brum, cabinetmakcr, Mt. joy.
L. Il. Hambleton, merchant, Drumore.
Samuel Boyd, farmer, Dlumore
John +. RathvOn, tailor, 1st ward, city.
David Hostetter, farmer, Penn.
David Taggart, produce dealer, Leacock
Samuel +. Ball, groc II, 9th ward, city.
John II. Butler, laborer, 7tll ward, city.
Samuel HOrsh, laborer, Leacock.
Robert N. Knox, drover, Salisbury.
Philip Clark, wheelwright, Columbia.
VIM. Schrum, gentleman, LIST ware, city. |
Abram j. Rockafield, farmer, w. Lam
peter.
David B. Myer, farmer, E. Donegal.
Isaac w. Stauffer, butcher, E. Earl.
Alfred Ellmaker, farmer, Salisbury.
James Montgomery, farmer, Eden.
Il. U. Shuman, farmer, Manor.
Aldus X. BOmberger, hardware, War
wick.
VIM. Binkley, miller, Z. Hampfieid.
Aaron Seusenig, farmer, Earl
John K. Reed, banker, 9TH ward, city.
Eli Kendig, farmer, Conestoga.
Jacob EshIeman, merchant. Earl.
Wm. Grimley, plastercr, Earl.
Jacob Kendig, drovcr, w. Hempfield.
VIM. Hamilton, farmer, Salisbury.
Charles Lippold, file-cutter, Sth ward,
city.
+. ID. ROath, justice, Marietta.
James N. Forster, tailor, 3rd ward, city.
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GINGER TONIC.
&C.

UTANTED-A DINING ROOM GIRL.
w Apply at q West Orange street. ltd*
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The Spotted Tall Marder.

Washington, 15.-The Indian bureau,
to-day, received another report from
Agent Cook, at Rosebud agency about
the killing Of Spotted Tail. He had
arrested Grow Dog, the murderer. and
Black Crow, the accomplice, aud sent
them to Fort Niobrara for confinement
until the arrival of the United States
Marshal to take charge of them. They
will be neld for murder by the laws OF
that territory. Black Crow aspired to be
chief in place Of Spotted Tail aud organ
lied a gang of adherants. Crow Dog
wss his chief assistant. The murder Of
Spotted Tail WAS the result Of regular
conspiracy to get him out of the way and
put Black Crow in his place. Black
Crow made no concealment of this, but
boosted OF it. Cook appointed White
Thunder as temporary chief TO succeed
Spotted Tail, sDd recommends that
Spotted Tails son be appointed by the
interior department to succeed his father.
The prompt arrest Of the murderers
broke up the conspiracy. All is quiet at
the agency.
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GUtt6eau Mad.

New York, 13,-The RerGId'S Wash
ington: 1t was learned from one Of the
guards at the jail, that Guittesu has been
in very "cranky" humor for several
days. Yesterday he endeavered for up
ton as to the Presidents conditionfrom q
guard on duty at his cell door, and when
he found it was impossible, he became
very angry and sWore roundly that he
would send for the district attorney and
have immediate action taken on his aP-
plication for bail. This morning he COM
planned Of the heat and demanded to be
removed to cooler cell, and when this
was refused reiterated his threat tc press
his application for bail.
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New York Fruit.

New York. 15.-The Times review Of
the fruit market: Suosurbsn and Mary
land Bartletts are now fully ripe and are
being offered in the markets in large
quantities. They will doubtless be sold
this week fo- $3.50 per bushel or less,
while all other kinds of pears, being very
abundant will sell for much less. 1t will
be possible to obtain FIVE peck bssketful
of good Tober pears for so cents durir g
the most of this week. OF egg plums
aud green cages there will not be much
mora than half a crop.
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Cotton.

Washington, I5.-Tbe following was
Issued today by the department OF sg-
riculture: Cotton returns to this depart
ment of August 1st, show a decrease in
condition since the returns for July.
Average condition, SO on the LIST of this
month against 95 on July 1st. AS COM
pared with last year the condition is re-
ported IA per cent. less. The plant is
generally reported small and there is
much she dding of balls. Insect injuries
are not reported to any great extent.
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Ogden G good only
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Observation-Disclosures
On and after

SUNDAY, AUG. II, 1881,
The Utah snd Nevada Railway Trains
will run daily Sundays cxcepted), as
follows;
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A REGULAR BATHING TRAIN

viii leave Salt Lake at 44) pm, arriving at
Black stock at $50, Garfield at $50, Lake Point
al $40 Returning, will leave Lake Point st
$50 p m, Garfield at 6.55 and Black ROCK at
7.O5, arriving at Salt Lake City at TOD pm
Tickets for Round Trip, oOc.
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VIZ % VII sEE BY ExAMlMIae NAE, THAT THE
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ON SUNDAYS

Trains will leave Salt Lake City for Back Rock
Garfield and Lake Point at an. ana 4-SO P m !.
returning, will arrive eft Salt Lake CITY at Z'St
pm. and 755 p-m.