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The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
Local Lines.

City Council meets in regular ses-
alOn this evening.
\ The "Sumner Literary Association
composel Of colored mea, was organ
lied at No. 81 French street, last
evening,
L. I, Kemp and VIM. B. Herbert
viii shortly open hardware store in
The new Masonic aud Odd Fellows'
llAh, New Castle.
lie schooner Lizzie V. Hall, from
5eorgetosn, s. C., luden ~ith lumber
or IL. Il. Iatnall, was broaght into
port yes erday by the tug Inca.
Mis-. Doughefty, living in Chris.
tiana street, between Front and Sec.
ehd street. fell near Sixth and jackson
streets Oh tuesday night and broke her
wrist.
Dentists of Wilmington are petl-
'l9rlhg Congress against the Q II ensiou
OF The Goodyear Yulcanized Rubber
patent. Which is used largely IN the
zcons'rue ion Of teeth.
'Aleihla, or our Blessed Faith.n Il
|the lille Of Rev. George r. Kramer'l
2'ee ule III The Opera House, next Sun
Ruhy, 80 =. IN. He announces thai
'ie Il tot deal in abuse but argument
= e9iisesi9h will be taken up for tn,
hew church.
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THE MOROCCO MEN.


sEMI-ANNUAL GATHERING OF THE
MANUFACTURERS EXCHANGE In
THIS CITY.
To-day the semi-annual meeting of
the Morocco Manufacturers Exchange
is being held In the Clayton House par
lors, this city, and up to noon the follow.
ing visiting members were registered - =.
Erasmus Sterling, w. P. Tisdell, WIN.
Maynard, Carl M. Greinerseu, y. w.
Norcross, Shoe and Leather Reporter,
G. G.. Gordon, New York. 6
James Southwick, A. A. Cobb, II. M.
Garland, Boston,
Jdmes M. Kerrigan, Fl. M. Warren,
Jr., Brooklyn. l5t#a., Z
Augustus 3. Martin, Lynn, Mass.
Wilson j. Uberoth, Philadelphia.
The session was to have opened at 10
o'clock, but many of the Phlladelphia
members not being present, the time of
meeting was postponed. Other mem
bers arrived on the noon trains.
B. F. Clements, President of the Tx
change, Is not present, aud James Scott,
of this city, First Vice President, will
preside over tile meeting this afternoons
This evening the members of the Rx-
change will be entertained ct hand-
some banquet. -.5..5+
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THE LEGISLATURE.
q 5ecialiy reported for the Gazette.
DovER, Jan. 10.

. ycSt&tly fppVAtcA lOf hhe 0dEGtt0s
DovER, Jan. 10.
HousE-AFTEREooN SESSION.
Mr.. Robinson presented the petition
OF Nathaniel Helmes, of Milford, for
divorce from his wife, Ellen M. Holmes
Laid on the table.
The following bills were read q sec
ond time, by title, aud referred to the
proper committee.
An act extending the time for re-
cording private acts.
An act to reincorporate the Fame
Hose Company Of Wilmington.
An ACT to reihcorporate b.. Paul's
Beneficial Society, OF Wilmington.
An act 70 furlheramead Chap. 73, OF
Rev. Statutes, entitled "of the city Of
Wilmington.
An act to further anne nd an act en-,
titled "an act 10 amend the charter of
the city of Wilmington"
The report of the S'ate Board OF
Health was read and 700 copies o der
ed to be printed.
Mr.. Vanburkalow moved reconsid.
Grafton of the resolution instructing
the committee with reference to Sc
curing competition In the Stale print
ing. Agreed to.
Mr.. Robinson then moved that the
resolution be indefinitely postponed.
Carried by party vote OF twelve to
six.
The following bills we're read a
second time by title, and then refer
red: -A
An act in regard 10 municipal liens
in Wilmington. .~es
An act in relation to railway tracks
III Wilmington.
An act TO authorize the Wilmin ston
City Council to sell the City Hospital
properly.
An act for the relief of Robt. land
John 8. Hofecker.
An act to incorporate Division No.
3, Ancient Order Of Hiberians, of Now
| Castle.
An at to amend Chsp. 81. Vol, IA,
Laws OF Delaware, entitled can act to
amend Chap. 800, Vol. IS. Laws of
Delaware.
An act TO amend Sec. 46, Chap. SO,
| Rev. Code.
An act to amend Sec. IL, Chap. 90,
Rev. Code.
An act to amend Sec. 20, Chap. 81,
Rev. Code.
An act to renew the charter Of st.
Michael's Beneficial Society, Of Will
mington.
An act 10 renew the charter Of 6t.
Mary's Beneficial Society of Whining
ton.
An act to incorporate the Laurel
Union Co., Of Laurel.
Mr. Swayne presented . petition for
a stock Law for District No. 81, New
Castle county.
SENATE AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrington the
clerk read the Report OF Pardons and
Reprieves and he was ordered TO print
it In the journal.
Charles McWhorter gave notice that
he would introduce bill M relation TO q
notary public for the Delaware City
National Bank.
| Adjourned.
Mr.. Mcneil presented a petition from
the citizens Of Sussex county praying
for ths repeal of certain provisions OF
the dtching law.
| B1tb the foregoing petitio9s were re-
ferted TO special committees.
Mr.. Williams presented a remon.
STRANGE against the passage Of any stock
law for Indian River hundred.
Adjourned.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT.

One case was disposed of before
the q. s. District Court, this morn
ing, that Of Thomas johnson, of
Sussex County, indicted in three
cases of selling liquor with payment
of the special U. S. tax. johnson is
the man who peddled his whiskey
around the county in two-gallon
Jug, and gave the Marshal SO much
trouble to capture him. He pleaded
guilty to all three cases, and being
a poor, miserable wretch, without
money or friends, the Court took
mercy on HIM and gave him the
lightest possible penalty-$l00 fine
and thirty days imprisonment in
each case.
The Grand Jury being still en-
gagged with the election cases, the
trial jury was discharged until L
O'Clock.
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WHO DREW rHELAsT sIoo ,ooOg

The grand extraordinary drawing oI
he Louisiana State Lottery occurred ai
New Orleans, on DE, enaber 14th last, and
ths distribu ION then made published In
Tho y. u papers, evidences the fairness
lf the management OF Gems. q. 7. Beau.
,egard, Of La, aud Jubal A. Early, ot
Va. The lucky ones are widely disLrib-
uted throughout the United States. The
holders OF leBihs of the grand capital
prlz of Sl00 600, residing one in WILL
lamsbu q, N. Y, one In Chelsea, NJ ass,
Two In Fort Wayud, Ind, ono In little
own near New Orleans, ana so on-ah
scattering as possible. Any one who
seek. Information will reeeive II on ap
plication TO M. A. DauphIn, No. 3ls
broadway, New York CltS, n. Y. or
,ame person at New Orleans, La. liz
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MORE TRUE BILLS FOUND.

The Grand Jury in the u. 8. District
Court, yesterday afternoon, ignored 3
ill against George McLaughlin, charged
with Illegal voting, and found seven true
bills, as follows:
Thomas Reynolds for illegal voting;
Thomas Bridgeman for interfering With
a special U. S. deputy marshal; James
Campbell for illegal voting; John b.
Pinklem for aiding Patrick Hickey 10
vote unlawfully, Patrick Haley for an
assault upon a special U. S. deputy mar.
.hai; James Payton for obslruetine q
special u. s. deputy marshal; Patrick
Hickey for voting without right.
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THREE FUNERALS.

The remains of John #. Zebiey, q
former citizen OF Wilmington, who died
recently In New York, were brought to
Wilmington, yesterday, and buried In
the Wilmington & Brandywine Gene
terry. Services we're held In the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, by Rev.
|. N. Halderman, who took as his text,
"Therefure, comfort one another with
these words. s."-Thess. 4:1S.
The funeral was largely attended, and
among tho pall-bearers were Mayor ALI
mond aud ex-Mayor Valentine.
Mr.. Zebley's death was caused by
pneumonia. He was brother Of Lewis
Zebley, of this city, and leaves many
friends here. He was born in Brandy
wine hundred, and early in life he learn
ed the trade OF carpenterlDg, bnt left IL
70 become . partner la the paper max
Ing firm of Scott IL Co. He afterB ard
went 10 New York, ,amassed fortune in
the paper-making trade and retired from
business. Mr.. Zebley leaves widow
aud several children.
Yesterday afternoon Cornelius Wilt
bank, 9 member OF the Phoenix 8. r. e.
Company, who died few days ago In
Puilade'phia, was brought 10 this city
for interinent' The body was met at
the train by Jas. Patterson. j. w. Por.
ter, WIN. Russell, VIM. Mckinney John
McElroy and James Shields, commit-
tee appointed by the Pteuix Company,
TO act as pall-bearers, aud escorted &c
Asbufy NJ. K. Church. There service
was conducted by the Rev. E. e. White
The burial was at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
A. Fleming Fipps was buried, yester
ierday afternoon, from his late resi-
dence, No. 62l Shipley street. Com
pany @. Dupont Guards, of which the
deceased vas member, turned out II
large numbers and impaired full mill
tary honors to the funeral of their de
ceased coInrade. Tho interment tool
place at the Old Swedes' burying ground
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TuR Funding bill was taken up again
! n the House yesterday. Mr.. Woods
amendment changing the rate Of Interest
bn the bonds and notes to be issued from
b. per cent to per cent, and MIR. San
&ord's, providing for the payment on the
ponds acctung during 1881 OF all the
aandard silver dollarc and all the gold
yer aud above $50 1000, 600 held In the
Treasury, were accepted. The Senate
discussed Mr.. Logans bill 10 extend the
Aranking privilege and the amendments
ko the Army Appropriation bill, without
Baking action on either. Mr.. Davis in
lroduced a resolution Of inquiry looking
0sarls certain changes In the Treasury
apartment.
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General News.

The Legislature of Texas met and or
ganixed ON Tuesday.
The Directors of the Cotton lex
change of Mobile have passed resolu-
tions endorsing Mr.. Reagan's Inter-
State Commeroe bill, and requesting the
Alabama Senators and Representatives
in Congress TO support it. @
General John f. Miller and James g,
Fair were yesterday elected United
States Senators by the joint conventions
of the California and Nevada Legisla-
lures respectively.
sserstary Sherman will probably visit
General Garfield, at Mentor, on Satnr'
day or Sunday, aud go to his own home
In Mansfield on Monday. On Wednes-
day he win visit Columbus to pay his re.
spects to the Oeio Legislature. Z
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Tnna Y. m. R. q.

At meeting Of the Young Mems Re-
publican Club, last evening, Lexington
barney was elected Treasurer, race w.
p. Taylor, resigned, aud the following
standing COMMITTEES were appointed:
Campaign-James r. Crippen, Alfred
). Robinson and Elwood. q. jackson.
Literature--FIed. r. Robinson, Dam
iel Gibbons aud Lilbnrn Chandler.
Programme-Frank w. Hsisler, j. j.
Safterthwaita and IL. III. Bilany.
Uniforms--Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
VIM. Ben aud Marx, %. Hickman.
Eur .Ilment--Frank IL. McCaulley,
Deacon r. Taylor and Frank Bailey.
Rooms snd Furnitare--J. =. Brown,
Edward f.. Lummis and Henry G. Pick.
els.
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AN INSURANCE CASE.
EXCESSIVE DRINKING FORBIDDEN BIZ A
LIFE INSURANCE. POLICY.

William r. Beatty, having q policy OF
insurance In the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York for $1,000, be-
came insolvent. and his effects were dis
posed of 20 satisfy bis creditors. The
psiiey in question was sold at auction
and purchased by William A. Knight
for 81 go. II was stipulation of thr
policy tha: the insured was not of inten-
paTate habits, would not indulge In the
excessive ase OF Intoxicating drinks aud
would not Draotice any bad or vlctous
habits that would tend to shorten his
life. On the trial 1t was shown that
Beatty was addicted to exeesslvs drink
ing. Knight asked to be al.o wed to prov =
that the &c neral agents of the comp an y
old him al the time of his purchase that
tue pohcy had surrender value of 81 100
and was valld policy. The court be.
low ruled this ouI ON the ground that the
..plainiiff must show that the company
knew of Beatty's habits and wiliully
concealed them or there could be no re-
coveryn There was n verdset for the
company In consequences aud the Cor
reetnsss of tins ruling was the question
before the Supreme Court, where, afteI
argument, the ease was held under ad'
yisement.
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THE IRON STEAMBOAT PROJECT

Nav YoRK, January l2.-The sub
scription books for stock in ths iron
steamboat company closed to-day. The
total subscriptions were $3, 100000.
The vessels of the new iron ste eamboal
company are TO ply between New York
and the different summer resorts ada
cent to that city. They are to be con-
structed wholly of Iron, and every pre-
caatlon will be used against tire and &C.
cidenls. Seven vessels have already
been contracted for, eac1 to measure
220 feet In length and s5 feet beam.
They are to have draught of from o.
to 7 feet.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
"sTEPPING up
From the Princess Anne Masslands

From the Princess Anne May Wander.
The GAZETTE ALMANAo.--The VIII
mengton Daily GAZETTE Almanac IL re-.
ceived with thanks. THIS years alman.
ac IL, by long odds, the best OF all prior
iimanacs sent out by this paper, though
former ones we're excsllent bnoks. Iu.
deed the 0AzkTTR itself is steadily "sLep-
ping up" the ladder and becoming more
valuable and necessary 90 ITS readers as
each time for renewal arrives.
Try Il. IL sever disappeints. DR. Bulps
Cough syrup. er bottle rs eents.t II
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BANK OFFICERS.

Bank Officers were elected in this
city yesterday and this morning, as
follows:
Union National Bank President,
Victor Du Pont; Cashier, John Peo-
ples.
First National--President, Eds
ward Belts; Cashier, Geo. ID. Arm-
strong.
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandy
wine-President, Washington Jones;
Cashier, Geo. w. Sparks.
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FATAL QUARREL OVER A BOWL
OF SOUP.

New York, Jan. Fin quarrel
over bowl of soup in hallway IN
West Twenty y-fourth street, on Saturday
night, John Downs, twenty-six years
old, was stabbed In the abdomen by his
brother George. John was taken to the
hospital, where physicians say that his
wound is likely 10 prove fatal. George
vas arrested, and to-day In Jefferson
Market Police Court was held to await
the result of his brothers injuries. vyf
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RuMoR.-It has been reported

A RuMoR.-It has been reported oil
the streets for day or two that the vile
of John Flynn, who was killed at La
mokin last Thursday night, had died
from the effects of the shock at her
home In Wilmington; also that her aged
mother, at DnPonts' Powder Works,
had died, but the rumor seems to b, M
founded, AS the Wilmington papers say
nothing in reference TO it.-Chester
ksios.
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Jay GOULD GOING TO MEXICO

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-The Times st.
Louis correspondent 10 informed by q
private telegram from New York that
Jay Gould and party will arrive in that
ci, v, over the Wabash road tomorrow
morning at 7 o'clock, and after breakfast,
will 90 westward over the Missouri Pa
cific. Their destination 10 Mexico.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
Ths Daily Sasstts.
-.
Ar WILMINGTON PosroBEIcE
ENTkFSHD !. sEooSD-oLAss MATfkk-
FIRST EDITION.

NJ Gladstone has promised dspu-
|. ,,inn Of English and Irish Liberals that
/, nrono.ad land bill will give the irish
.on,s free sales and securi y OF ten
E,,a m mi, decision meets the wishes Of the
T. .dio.i members.-Business In she
|IIon,e Of Commons was o6s'rue'ed oy
H. r,,,b members for four hours yester-
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NOT WITHDRAWN.

1t was announced in the GAZETTE, q
few days ago, thai the case against Coun
Gilman james Mckenna, In the Nintt
Ward, had been Withdrawn. Thii
proves not to be true, as The case still
stands, though it is doubtful that 1t vii
receive the approval Of The Grand Jury
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

TuR letter of our correspondents
srom Dover containing the forenoon
proceedings Of yesterday morning has
ho, reached ms. 1t must have gone
kstrav in the mails. Nc business OF
Importance was done, however, that
Is not mentioned in our Dover let
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

pN.yon COOPER, of New York,
.h.. b,s hands of the whole Worlds
|Fair business. On Tuesday his fes'snA'
E,on as mem Der Of the executive com
Ini,,.e was accepted, and yesterday ue
f-..ian.a a. a membe Of the genera
|romm,s.,op, and Cornelius j. Wander
IN vas elected in his stead.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13
ANOTHER MARRIAaE

h. i, s,lg residence Of the brides father
Beg 'etllllg, ag at five O'clock, Miss Ella
kas m m ar'ii u@u inter- of James H. Beegs'
ess,'l, NJ Married i to Willard pyle. son sso, =,
bfmpn5 p,i lyle, The CEREMONY was ,Vn ner' -
soo,hppr,, lp,s left eft on the $50 express for for
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taul3-3t,
DARN FARMn FARM!!!
FOR SAIL.

One of the best farms for dairy or
grazing in New Castle County and 81 ate
OF Delaware, IN ST, Georges Hundred
situated on the Dutch Neck Road, miles
from Delaware City, Containing three
hundred acres, two hundred and ten
acres upland, and ninety acres of mea-
dow, all IN a good state of cultivation.
good building, insured for 5000. The
conditions.--Ten or twelve twousand doll
lars car remain on mofl gage. For further
parJieu ,trs call gu w NJ. \. ,le1vef. near
Port Penn, or Thomas M. Ugle, Real ks-
tate Agent. Wilmington, Delaware.
janl2-6t,
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A AMINnI.Ep

NIX osli al, named shafer is canva..,n.
p rebuild i'aheas.er . o,er counties for money
BIZ. eaI,o,i 'a church that was burned 4,
biniwer a, Nj. He pretends 10 ba !
he Gbnr"h "t l.e M Maryland eldership of
i f,a"a saleh m Of God, Instead of which hs
u'says the Lancaster Innuirsr
The daily gazette., 1881-01-13

Fifty boxes of Twist Just received at
the great Tobacco Mart, 4th and Shlpey,
which we are retailing at SO cents per
pound. Largest stock In the State
Lowest prices In the country.
dec loft a. A. CHAPMAN, Prop'r.
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NEW ADvERTls HsrENrs.
RLEGTIoN NOTICE.
Ia FIRST NATIONAL BANK

ELECTION NOTICE. II
IA FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMI SGToN.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. ID, 1881.
At an election held on the 9th inst, the
following named gentlemen we're elected
Directors to serve The ensuing year
Edward Belts, III. s. McComb
Clement b. smyth, Eli Garrett,
Geo. W. Bush, VIM. Tatnall,
Daniel James, John FL. Adams,
Samuel Baneroft, Jr.
And at a meeting of the Board, held
this dsy, Edward Belts was unanimously
re-slecled President.
aEo. d. ARMSTRONG,
iaul3-3t, Cashier.
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KILLED WITH AN UMBRELLA.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. IL. 1881.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. II, 1881.
Michael MolIoy, aged twenty.slght
years, died TO day from the effects OF o
mound inflicted on anuary by Deps-
ty Sheriff Owen Roper, who struck
Molloy il the face with an umbrella
The Corouer's inquest shows that death
resulted from compound fracture of
the orbital portion of the frontal bone,
causing compression of the brain. Roper
has been arrested charged with murder.
Unequaleu ineffectiveness, unapproach-
edin chespnessand unriyalledinpo popular1-
~ is DIR. Bulls Cough yrup. Is cents per
bottle.
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Meetings TO.r,~s..

Glaytnn ihuhSDAY.
Eden Ia Lad@sa di.Sags. e No. I, X. OFF.
Manilait.ia, lodge. No. Z. I. o. o. r.
MiHninSInnnL Lodge, No, II, l. o. Il. M.
Hope Council Mslslon, ~ No. / 4. OF Il.
hern..n Nut, Mui,,,ai Se; e. il. .. q. A. M.
Fy.... ai heneneiAl society n
pr BGll,au 9ue Nv who has used IL pronounos
known for iha iphaoy syrup the bssi rsmed
Plood. II oon'an eoin plants OF early child
h'ains no opiaLes.
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SALE OF COWS.
y The Subscribers win ~ "a
sell at Public Sale, al Red Y&sA
Lion, East Marlborough, ~
Chester county, Pa, u -
MONDAY. JANUARY slst. 1851.
at l O'Clock, p. m.
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS
AND SPRIN9ERS, TWENTY HEAD
FEEDERS. LOT OF YOUNG
BULLS, 50
SILL d BAILEY, 7
L. W. Stidham & Son, Auet'rs. I
noVD-Is. efs
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w ILM1NaToN ArHEN EUM.

w i
Prof. p. W. Hochkeppei gives pri-
vate lessons in
LATIN, GREEK. HEBRsW, GERMAN,
SPANISH OR FRENCH =
to young ladies and gentleman and ohil-Y
dren over II years OF age. As only two
lessons O week are required TO secure D
speedy and thorough knowledge, these
studies will not interfere With any ones
most favorable, anu the terms are within
the reach OF all. Call on or apply TO IS
PROFESSOR HoCHKEPPEL, sah
7l7 Tatnall street,
at an early date. Janz II.
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ANDREW j. WRIGHT op.n

beads a'lafs@ ~, j: . Wright ex.Recorder q,
H. Cseas a,' !, ior Kent County, nee and mam' o.
lrp, rp ol the lower House Of I'll" the Ge,n. Gen.
r. 1dss91imoly dss,i during the season Of
H. altaea a,ea Yesterday at FELTON,, from
|egen a,,ael yal., of PARALYSIS, aged ' aftu
|Eesler'a%,'' '%' years ago, steward at
bra VIII aii female Collage, this city
Barre''s,' %',',si Cha lie will be buried a,
u'5 morning at 10 o,clock
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AnlIseme

@ ~ ilafsahs were greeted with .
l5a' mus, al the Grand Opera House,
AL night but their entertainments was
Dae d he best and most mlrth proyok-
ny rFef gwen III Ills city. "Photosn pro-
/ = % bs musical extravaganza, with
lle merit ot 6eIng chock full of genuine
,lA AID tie llarfisons certainly made
he fh5sl Of il.
a,,,' '2.'hol,o" night Nick Roberts
,,,mPy Dalnpty will be here, with three
s5",a1,' 9%..s anu a., an almost endless variety Of
"a ~, e,ss, q he admission is but iifty
Ats. "itn no feseIyea
MIR. and Mrs. George s Knish, In
lI','i, ,sar Oh Sainrdy evening in thai, -
an, NiImlngtonians well -, uef'
pp.l.s @ OF the play and Of the ch,a, lnp" M lne
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The Portland daily press., 1881-05-14
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate were
reported Thursday:
Portland-James d. Fessenden & al. to Pat
rick j. Comedian, land on Congress street.
Naples Sarah S. Treadwell to Elisha S.
Clark, part of Albert Treadwell farm.
Cumberland-Mary e. Conner to Charles II
Merrill, four acres of land.
Casco-David Duran to George r. Winslow,
land, mill. cooper shop, &c.
George Il. Winslow to Edgar B. and Arson
j. Winslow, Is acres of land, mill and build
ings.
Windham-Stephen Austin & al. to Jere-
miah Stewart, acres and 40 rods of land.
Gorham-Wm. M. Dyer to Sumner c. Boul-
ton, land on Green street.
The following were reported yesterday:
Baldwin-Clara e. Burnell to Daniel W.
Beede Is acres land and buildings.
Deering-Samuel r. Jackson to Charles II.
O'Bfon, 5000 square feet of land.
Charles Ell. O'Brion to Horace f. Farnham.
5000 square feet OF land.
Gray-George A. Morrill, to Daniel Mayber-
ry, of an acre of land.
Sarah a. Bachelor to Daniel Mayberry and
al. lot Of land.
Scarborough-Arthur j. Fogg to Joshua
Moulton, acres land.
The Portland daily press., 1881-05-14
Personal.

Miss Annie Louise Cary arrived home last
evening.
We were pleased to see Mr. Richardson, of
the Advertiser, out yesterday.
Capt. Glover, formerly first lieutenant of the
Dallas, and later captain of the revenue steam
er 1T New Orleans, has been ordered to Port
land to the command of the Dallas
Hon. Joshua Nye was in the city yesterday,
stopping at the Falmouth Hotel.
Mr. Samuel A. Kilbourn, New York ar
tiSt and a native of Bridgtor, died Thursday.
Capt. Chas. w. Reyes, editor of the Farm
ington Chronicle, will deliver the Memorial
Day Grafton at East Wilton
Secretary Blaine will deliver the annual ad-
ISeSs at Kenyon College commencement.
We learn that Mr.. II. w. Lincoln of the Ga
zette has received a handsome legacy from the
estate of a relative lately deceased. This good
fortune could not fall where it is better de-
served and we were heartily glad to hear of it
both because 1t is meet that virtue should be
rewarded, and because now we shall know
where TO go 10 borrow a quarter-Rockgdnd
Opinion.
Mr.. VIM. Hill of North Berwick, whose
death has been reported was president and
principal owner of the North Berwick Manu-
featuring Company and also president of the
North Berwick National Bank having served
in the latter capacity continuously since its
organization twenty one years ago. For sever
al years he was president of the Dover and
Winnepiseogee Railroad of N. H.; the Great
Falls Wooden Company of N. H., and the
Newichawanick Wooden Company of South
Berwick. His age was eighty-three years.
Mr.. B. o Foster, formerly a very active and
influential citizen of Bangor, died recently at
Lemars, la. From 1866 to 1869 he was in the
-four and commission business in Boston In
ie latter year he took up his residence in
Iowa. The deceased was about 63 years of
age. He leaves a son, DIR. b. +. Foster, an as.
sisiant physician in government hospital in
Washington, and three daughters, two Of
whom are married. the other residing with
mother in Lemars.