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New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
NATURAL HISTORY AT GowANUs.

"Goats Is valuable property hereabouts." said an
old Gowanus lOngshOreman. " ! don't know what
the poor Oud women would do without em. A
give one quar- OF milk twice day. Good rich
mills too. lt makes splendid coffee. One-half of
them hyes playin' around the dock there Is been
raised ON nanny's milk. Their own natural mothers
eant,t stand 10 work hard and give their children
TIE proper amount of milk; and, besides, goats
milk Is better nor their Own-strongcr like. There
what thew eat. The poor Irish and Italians up
sruund Harlem can't afford much. and them goats
Las 10 live on a few old oyster-cans and sardine-
boxes while these here goats about Gowanus and
South Brooklyn eats theatre advertisements and
show-bill. the whole winter, and anybody what
knows anything about goats knows that makes
difference M their milk"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
NEwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MARCH !, 1857

e,o.r.r rna nr, seiers Iavcrpool-Pim. Forwood &C9
stosmer BrOoEiyn City iBrj, windhsm Br's'0'-AiA'n
steamer state of Alabama cBr, wyine' dia's0"
steome1 labrador cFr, Joncla Havre-Louis DO Beoian
steamer Ailsa r, SAMSON, Jacmel Port au Prince
R Steamer satSeS Philips Santiago de cuba and cenfno
Steamer r. FTaneoSa .H aangum Portlaud-J Ames
steamer Gen whitney Hae BostonaH egvde Co.
Steamer Rtehmond stevens West Point va-od Dominion
Ship Gilcllrist Watts London-snow Burgess
Bark Venezuela (Br,. Mclean, Aner, Java ior orders
Bark Mary E Russell NicSels. Sydney, Nsw-R " Came
Bark Zaritza tswed Huffman. Brstol-Funch, Edys q 60
Bark Outward (Norl, Frolich, Stettin-Behhan ri0As
BARK Ellisif (Nop. Hauge, stcttin-Benham Pickering
BARK Fannie I.oring soule Matanzas-Miler q Aoush'
ton -
Steamers Wisconsin, for Liverpool Assyrian MosrDa
London; brooklyn CITY Brs.o iceland Antwerp Alyens &
Ear Baltimore, Norfolk. Philadelphia
MISCELLANEOUS.
Shin British (Brl Lya from Liverpool Feo 90
for san Francisco. Is returning to Queenstown
tHE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Feb 2swAy9F Yo Fss steamer Egyptian monarch ''
IWERPooL Feb 2S-Arrved steamer Juana (span Gasta'
ndye eow Iyp rs6 Feb steamer City
Br, Taylor from NewYork Feb ls. for Queenstown anu
Huh, FEB 2s Arrived steamer Sorrento Br Magee from
NEWCASTLE Feb 9s-Arrived, steamer RO1burgh Castle
;Iri, Turpin. from NewNOrk feo II. ,,-..-,. ,p-,
GLASGOW, Feb 23-Arrived, steamer ScandlhaFla ND''
Spittal, from New.York FEB 10.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HALIFAX Feb 2S-Arrived cable steamer Minia from sca
Sailed Prussian from Liverpool hence ior BoSton
27fhDhrived steamer Bengoe (Brl. from NewYork for
liverpool with propeller broken. VIII discharge and snip
HAVANA Feb 2s-Arrived, steamer Knckcrbocker KEN
bic. from NewYork 2j on her way TO Mexican ports
PORTLAND Feb 9s-saied steamer wadensian (Br) Moore
BoTcx Feb 2s-Arived steamers Bnyaan m La,zoo
Liverpool; Amethyst BIT. Bennington Cardenas Worceser
BlenkinsOp. savannah.
27th sailed steamer Cassus, Nev.YOrk. -,
DELAWARE BgEAKWATER, FEB Arrlycd steamer bIeSA-
water, Hulphnrs, NewIOrk.
Passed inward steamer British Crown, Kelly. from Liver
pool for Philadelphia. ,.- ,ro.o
PnL,DRLPHiA Feb 28-Arrved. steamers Juniata Howe,
Savannah; Evcrman. Smith, Richmond Reading, SINFUL
Boston, Hercules PcndetOn, Newburyport ~,
Sailed Lord Give LyerpOol pioneer, new iofAi
Fana, Richmond: Allentown, Boston 49,.
BALTIMORE Feb 28-Arryed. steamer Nebo (Br. Light
body New.l ork.
sailed steamers Tunstall Glcnfyne and Calvert: -,
CEARLEsros, Feb 2SArrlyed steamer city OF ColnmDa
SAVANNAH Feb 23-Arrived steamers City OF Augusta;
York. City of Savannah Philadelphia Saragossa, HOO
Baltimore.
Bolivar (Br), Liverpool via Mexican ports - .
Cleared steamers Hudson. Freeman New York;C
Reed. do.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
ARTISTS RECEPTIONS.

Tho artists in the Association Building viii open
their studios today for reception from to IN
the afternoon and from until 10 in the evening
From the very largo number of invitations sen, OUT
II is certain that the capacity of the studios VIII ne
taxed TO their utmost. Several pictures VIII DO
shown that are designed for coming exhibitions
Mrs Eliza Grea orcx has recently taken 2 stunIo @
in the Sherwood Building. No. 5S west fllty.seh-
euth-st and will receive with the other artis's III
the building at the reception Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

month, in year. DR.. Nage said. cannot be- accomhS
tion Of the city. Tho death rate has always beer
much higher during the hot weather than IN the VIII
ter season; yet in August last only 1883 died. w,e
in January, 1852, the number of deaths was 3'ooo'
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANAC-ToDAY.
sun rses 633 5:52 Moon 429 aocnsa dys IL
| HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
H,r,noon-S'dy H'k bl3 Gov Isd. 649; Hell Gats 1888
Adern0on-s'y HK, 536; Gov Ild. GIG Hell Gate. 800
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Eicholds Hotel-Richard smith OF Clncinnail,
E stone Of Chicago tYfn Arsnus HotfioSeng.m !9nh I
Congressman Ecwberry Of Mcmgah ana ~ 6ersan W: S
Virgiuia clarendon Rotsl-JO.n Newell Of Chicago
RJteoorf HoussProtcssor J. NJ Pierce Of CamHf1ge MAS
U1pdsoy VOteJ. II. DcvercuX, Stevenson Buike, anu
j. 81 Adams Of cleveland lSey HouSeE H. Wads"orlh
90
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
Announcements
AIwAYS KI

ALWAYS KEEP THIS FACT IN MIND.
Among referred recent issue OF the MOTIFS
PENN Herald were the following cases OF special inter
est. They their commentary MI Samuel T. Nyce
resides Marshas and holds the responsible position
clerk in the Pennsyvana Legislature at Harrisburg
While Nyce and family IN the country recently his
aged three year fell and broke the limb He recovered
very troublesome stiffness set in and he could scarcely
use injured limb rubbed several times with
St OIL and the stiffness much reduced that the
boy his leg freely Dr. Knipe ead was the
81 ST Jacobs OH that cured the stiffness MT himself
German Remedy for oohache with good ei
a pains Of rheumatic nature and
always with good effect Mrs Nyce also she thinks tho
O thing, and she always keeps II hand
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
DR.. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury for the teeth.

Dyspepsia, liver troubles, chronic diarrhGa
&c. yield to the influences of Dr. Holmans Pad.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
NOT IN FAVOR OF DRAWN POULTRY.

The Adormcns Committee on Law, which has
been engaged for some time in hearing witnesses
Roo-~velt's resolution forbidding the sale Of M
drawn pOultry, unanimously reported yesterday
against the adoption OF the proposed ordinance.
The committee In its report states that the consump
tion of poultry during the season amounts 90 many
Thousands of tons. To meet this demand the snp-
ply Is drawn from points as far distant as Niscon
sin Iowa anil Nebraska. requiring from 1--WE to ten
DAYS transportation. Drawn poultry, the commit
tee fnds could not except at great additional ex
pense. he sent from those distant points, drawing
rendering poultry liable TO spoil when packed for
moro than twcuty-iour or iorty-ei-ht hours, &C.
cording 10 the weather The evidence taken did
not show that the drawn was any more hcalthtul
han the undrawn poultry. With reference 10 the
restion OF health, the committee says that the
OF the State have conferred upon the Health
lrtment ample powers 10 protect the people by
idding the sale of unwholcsome food. The re-
WAS laid over under the rule.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

Have used Parkers Ginger Tonic too success
fully for coughs and bowel complaints to dread themE
Eagle
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
APPROVING FIRE INSURANCE RULES.

The plan for tho Organzation Of Tarlf AsSocia-
tnn of the ire insurance companies of this city as
pu hlished in Tug 1RIBcSE yesterday, was adopted
- n meeting OF representatives of the companies
which was held yesterday at the BOreo Building
The committee OF fifteen which drafted the plan
was instructed 60 canvass for signatures TO II among
the companies which have not been represented at
the secret meetings. No attempt will he made to
carry Nc, out unless the larger proportion OF the fire
underwriters approves 10. Little doubt OF such ap,
proyal is expressed The committee OF fifteen viii
report at future injecting isone provision reguiat
inr brokers commissions THIS subject promises 10
lie a bone of contention when reached The com
nittec wishes 10 allow commissions only 10 persons
whose business IN whole or IN part that OF hre IN
surance brokerage for their own profit and 90
forbid all payments 10 persons who act Ne
brokers" merely for the purpose OF securing
through the commissions paid an actual abatement
10 assured persons from the rate of premium. IL IS
aeo deemed desirable TO limit the number OF special
or sub agents employed 10y each company 10 two.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
14s Lexng gtonave, 23thst Holrs, S5J hnt soH-
Attention ID GeAtlemen.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
TIE ARRIVAL OF SPRING

Is HFRALDFD AS THE COMMENCEMENT OF
SPRING TRADE BUT PEOPLE DO NOT oHDEh
THEIR CLOTHING BY THE CALENDAR, AND YOU
ARE NOT LIKELY TO LAY ASIDE YOUR HEAVY
GARMENTS AT THE SUMMONS OF THE EX
PECTANT CLOTHIER-
WE sHALL KEEP OUR WINTER STOCK ACcEssI-
BILE WHILE THE SPRING GOODS ALSO ARE HERE
IL WANTED, AND IF OUR ADVICE Is WORTH CoN'
sIDERING YOU WILL CHANGE GRADUALLY, BE
GINNING WITH SPRING OVERCoAT. THE AID
VANTAGE OF DEALING HERE IS THE ABILITY TO
ALWAYS FIND GOODS OF ALL WEIGHTS AND
KINDS.
DOES EVERYBODY KNOW THAT WE HAVE
MOVED SINCE LAST FALL TO MUCH LARGER
sTOREi WE REFRAIN FROM SAYING HOW LARGE
THE NEW STORE IS-COMB AND SEE FOR YOUR.
SELF. YOU WILL FIND AN AMPLE STOCK OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING MEMS AND BOYS
FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS HATS AND CAPS, AND
WITUAI THE SAME oBLIGING DISPOSITION TO.
WARD VISITORS THAT CHARACTERIZED THE OLD
sToRE-GLAD TO HAVE you DROP IN.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
ADMIRAL COOPER'S NEW DUTY.

Rear Admiral George IT, Cooper, [. ;, n,
who has been In command of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard since May lsSO. and who was lately
promoted from the grade of Commodore, has been
orderc 10 relieve Rear Admiral John II. Wyman,
of the command of the North Atlantic squadron on
April l. lie will hoist his flag on the tennessee
Great efforts have been made 10y his friends % have
Ad niral Cooper remain IN command Of the Navy
Yard. hut u was bis own desire 70 nave s'a-S'iNlce
The Admiral has made himself popular with the
Naval officers Of the station and with the citizens
of New-York and Brooklyn.
Admiral Couper was appointed 90 the Navy from
this State on August L. 1897 aud nc has seen
iwenty-;hrce wears ard one month sen-scivice and
eighteen years other duty. lie Will retire on ac,
rc'lnt Of age IA lsS4 and will probably command
tire North Atlantic Squadron until THAI time, lie
will he relieved hy Commodore John II. Cpshnr.
Admiral COogcrs secretary, kulii Van Biunt VINO
ant. Office at tn Navy Yard will be appointed. II
is thought Commodore Upshurs SECRETARY.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

The ladies who sometime since were unable
90 out having taken Lydia f. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
ponnd quite recovered and have gone on their way reo
ing.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sINpRAM TO BE HANGED.


Tho cour, of Appeals has affirmed the decisicn OF
the lower court IN the case OF Whuam sIhuIa,l 'Y ~
scnieuned murderer, and only the clemehcy y,
s So.srnSs Msss from Friday next William + Knitting.
The counsel for Sndran. received dispaten vs'y ~
Ia the day announcing the decision OF ne .pus @ "
dpssd Appcsd man. % In his ce were the mother Of Sin.
dram lady and gentleman; ana Deputy ,oneuir' NJ.
Aarons and Daily. As Mr. knitting Gn,sseS enter ,ar mIS ms
sindram said 20 him " Have you any news ior my
PV'i No. III madame" was the ,counscls reply; "We
.h. Il nrohahly receive news during tie day"
Warien Finn then announced that under the
ynle OF the prison visitors must rcure, ana M Ans.
sindram and the visitors departed As soon as 'iey
had gone Sindram said 10 Mr.; kintzlng ..
You have news for me. The decision is against
Yes.s said Mr. Knitting. the Court Of Appeals
has decided against you' ana you must pieP"'0 i0'
am prepared" said the prisoner. 81 did not
.xneet any other decision"
H. Kintzing added that he would take the case
IN The Governor but he had very little hope that
the sentence would be commuied Inc pfsonss,
aid that he mad no hope that the Governor would
,"icriere 20 prevent the sentence being carried
into effect Sindram did not seem cast down al Tue
slender chances of his sentence 9eng coninn'eo "a
Prom this time until the date OF his execution nc
will be under the Of relays of deputy-sheriis
MISS PARLoNs SECOND LECTURE.
Miss parloa delivered yesterday afternoon tho
sosnnd Of tbc course of eight lectures on cooking
which She Is giving on Monday and Tuesday after
moons at the New.iork Cooking school NO. ~
Tast Seventeenth 81. There WIRE nearly twice as
many persons present as at the first lecture on
Monday afternoon aud they gave the closest atten,
t,on to the directions illustrations and advice of
The lecturer Miss Paroa wore, as at the hrst lec-
tnre n plain but tasteful dress OF light blue ging
ham with tuchings at the wrists aud neck. anu
Mnal! white apron. With her pleasant features and
graceful movements. as she PREPARED the diherent
d,shes aud gave directions in u clear. attractive
voice she seemed the picture Of typical house
wife The dishes prepared were cscaoped lobster
- ffa LAT nf
pudding Miss Parloa dictated the recipes Tor these
dishes aud then prepared each one as she dld
before explaining every step and making each
uroceSs so clear that the most inexperienced person
in cooking could hardly fail 10 understand H.
Whenever tho lecturer came 70 point that had
been explained In the previous lecture. she APP
neoird 10 her hearers 10 tell her how 10 proceed.
and in every instance the desired information was
furnished quickly.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
RrnrclNG CLERIcAL EXpENsEs.

The Wostcrn Union Telegraph Company to-day
vii reduce the pay of its clerks especially In the
r.persl office in this city. President Grcen said
YESTERDAY that the supeTintendcnts had been In
siructed 10 make reductions IN the clerical force OF
The company where thcy could DO 50 without lower
ina the cfliccncy of the service. Dr. Green added
II aways happens in large corporations that old
efnploves receive much larger pay than the work
eaeht to commani. Their salaries are advanced
sverv few vcars and 20 length reach a point where
work nlA employee desire Of course, some con
sidcfation fof long aud faithful service but not 20
~ gfvas on EXTENT The purpose 1f the present ~
ducuon " io eoivct fo far 81 possible these me
gualiuea' Gvneinl fekefb viOe-prr idcnt aud gen.
tfA! msnnrct ~ tho company, said the reduction
wss nas worth mehtun.
Tlif DEATH RATE RAPIDLY INCREASING
Tho CLERKS in the bureau ~ Vital statiatics yca
teflaf tnhulatei the dUatha, hifths aud marriages
sspufsal w the oiA uf tho hfst teo months of The
teAh ~ iolloSsi
peaihs nirihs Marriages.
ganHtff .,.........,. 8Apf AFis pea
lfhfusil ...,t,..,.... aHp4 Au4l bau
rutss .....,..., eep Asoe i.s7t
~, Magic, the Assistant tegioicf uf Vital
rtatlsiisa said ,eHtofday that The fo,s
anls nf births while nearly correct could
not he counted uu with ceriainfy The
death fate fat lannafS and February ~ Tits year
h. declared Ma nnnaneily iargg, tut the same
n,onths laat yeaf the nnnhsI oi desuls IN the city
was a.DaA An mofcaso Vt about 300 deaths pcr
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

LADY LAWYERS.
The female millennium appears be dawning There are
doctors clerks and jurymen and there will be
women lawyers they attempt 10 speak they should
OZoDOST beauty TO their mouths which are de5
tined to complete their success as orators.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01
LUNDBORG's PERFUME
EDRELA.

UPHOLsTERING GOODS AND LACE CURTAIN;
We are offering immense stock at reduced prices.
SHEPPAED KNAPP, SiXth.ave. and l3th'st
New-York tribune., 1882-03-01

MOUNT VERNoN.-Supervisor Henry Huss, at q
meeting of the Law and Order Association, asked
that committee be appointed to examine his ac-
counts. The following persons were selected: John
Van Santvoord, John Berry, 5. l.. Close, AFRO fow-
Ier, b. w. Tilton, George K. Carroll and Oliver
Dyer.
TUCKAHoE-John Lamb, while under the influ-
ence of liquor quarrelled with his stepson on Satur-
day and sho. at him with pistol, but without eff
feet Lamb then seized a large knife and stabbed
his step-son in the breast the blade penetrating to
within three-quarters of an inch of hls heart. The
wound is serious but not necessarily fatal.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
STEAMERS.
Portland, Bangor u Machias
sTEATEBOAT CO.
Summer Arrangement, Commencing
June 49,


ss-- Tho Steamer LEW IsdON,
-, Us r. n1127 tons, Capt. Cla'les lee, Ice
SssSs ing, which leaves sailfo,s y lL...L2
Portland, every TUESDAY anu t
Friday evening, aG Has oclocE, or on tne
arrival of Express train from Boston, AsE ascca
land, Bnstiue, Deer isle and seaEWAS
(Stage from SedgWick to Blue Hill on arFiVhl VI
each Steamer 80. West and ssar AHrOOfsi
NziIibFidge, SSEespOFs and HAactaaasFSIt
Returi1anEs leaves Hiaentsapcrt. ever ,,s
day and Thursday BaOr2imgs, n A-SV o ciocsl
Mount Desert at about 1000, arriving in Portland
the same evening, connecting with Euhmh2 1talh
and early morning trains for Boston. 900
The New Steamer Grey OF RICHMOND, lOOO
same wharf every McudRy, wednesday ana
Saturday evenings, at Ea.f5 o'clock, or on ar
rival of Steamboat EX ress trains from Boston LOT
Mount Desert South West and Bar harDoisl
touching at Rockland only, and arriving at Bar
Harbor at about 1000 y, NJ. next day. COnnecls
with Steamer for Sullivan from Bar llarbor
RetnVniog, VIII leave Bar harOor al TOO A;m.
Monday. Wednesday aud Friday, touching
at South West Harbor and Rockland, arriving IN
Portland about 5.o0P NJ.
CONNECs IONS.
Going East. At RaciSinoS with b q b. ;. ,.
Co, Steamers Wednesday and Saturday mornings
for GSeifast, Bangor, and River Landings also
with Steamers for Greens A0nHins, Dr. l;tb
HiII and Ellsworth At Mar Rssrnor Will
Steamers for LamOiae and Sullivan At Sesa-
wick with Stage for Blue kAst.
COMING WEST.
At RockIand Mondays and Thursdays with
Sanford S. s. Co. for Boston, and from Bangor
and River Landings for PoFtiana.
During Summer Arrangement viii connect eac1
trip at Ef0ckland with Sanford Steamers 10 ahc
from Boston, commencing June -.
GEORGE i. DAY, General Ticket Agent
L. CUSHING, General Manager.
Portland June Il, 1882. w
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
Eastern Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Sunday, Jane Is, 1882.
Eraipr ,eaxe Portland

Al e q. 1a. D4lly CNight Pullman) for Saeo,
Blddsford, Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth,
at 6.30a. N. special Sleeping Car viii bs
ready Tor occupancy IN poltlsnd station, at 500
p. M. Sunday nights lp. M, and is attached to
this train for Boston.
At S.45 a. M for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk. Wells, North and South
Berwick, Conway junction, connecting for all
stations on Conway Division. Kittery, Portsmouth,
Newburyport, Salem, Gloucester, Rockport,
Lynn, chelsea and Boston, arriving at LIE p m.
At 1885 p. Im. for Saco, Biddeford, Kennebunk,
Conway Sunction, Klttery, Portsmouth, Newbufy-
port SALEM Lynn Chelsea and Boston, arriving
at 4.55 y. M. connecting with Sound and Rail
Lines for all Southern and Western points.
At 6 u. IN. for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Wells, North and South
Berwick, Kittery, Portsmouth, Newburyport,
Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston, arriving at 10
p m. connecting With all Rail Lines for New
York.
Sunday, nj = p. m. for Saco, Biddeford, Ports
mouth, NewbnTyport, Salem, Lynn and Boston,
arriving at $50 P. m. connecting with Sound and
Rail Lines for New York.
Trains leave Resfon.
At s.S0 a.. ne. and arrive in Portland at 165 a.
m. At 8 a. M and arrive in Portland at 12.65 p.
IN. At IL. 80 p. m. and arrive IN Portland at poo
p. NJ At 100 p. m. daily, and arrive in Portland
at 90 p. m.
PnIEraan ParIor Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at 7.30 and 800 a. M
1890 and 100 2. m. and trains leaving Portland'
8.45 a a 1885 and 90 P M Through .. Pull !,
700 p m and Portland as 200 a. M.
H'EFOnsaa tickets as all points West and
sOWSa may DO had of j. M. French, IicketSelIer,
Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Office
40 Exchange street.
Pullman Gar Tickets fer Seats and
Reeshs sold "a Depot Ticket Oflace.
New, irst-class dining room at Portsmouth.
Through trains stop 10 minutes for meals.
LUCIUS TUTTLE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agens.
D. W. s.ANBORN, Master Transportation.
iulT du
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

In this city, June rs, John b. Syms aged " years
8 months. Western Mass spapers copyl
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. at
his late residence, 5701s Congress street Burial
at convenience of the family
In this city, June "a, Mrs. Betsey E., wife Oh Wm
Pittee, aged 70 years month.
[Fureral service this afternoon at 2zs o'clock.
at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. VIM. Green
No 26, (old number) Watervile street.
In Bath. June %, Sarah B., wife of Chas. roster,
aged 54 years 10 months.
In Brunswick, June 20. Samuel Jones, aged 20
years.
In Cape Elizabeth Goth inst, Mrs. Mary Ellen,
wife of Capt. Downs, aged 30 years months "a
days.
Funeral Monday afternoon at o'clock from bel
late residence, Point Village.
In West Gorham, June "a, Hannah Fogg wife OF
Samuel r. Clement aged 60 years.
Funeral service at p. m. Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

PAYsoN TUCKER, sup't.
Portland June 10, 1882. je17tf
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
MARINE NEW S,
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, June "a.
Arrived.
Steam Eleanora. Bragg. New York -mdse to Hen
ry Fox.
Steamer Falmouth, Hall, st John. NIB, via East
port for Boston. aoo ooo
fit lumber to c w Richardson.
Sch w Abrahams. Snow, Baltimore-coal to Name
Cent RR
Sch Cabinet. Leach, Boston.
Sch Aida, Lindsay, Nantucket, to load for Calais
Sch v Ainott, Hathaway, Machias-cedar posts
to Blake. ~ g
Sch Atlantic, olcott, Bangor pickets to e S
Hamlin & Co. o,,
Sch Eddie Pierce McKown, Matincus- 4oo Dds
mackerel, largest fare of the season. 900
Sch Georgia willard Willard, Monhegan.-2Oo
bbls mackerel. mr. .,,
Sch Lizzie Thompson, Roaf, Matinicus-275 bbls
mackerel.
Cleared.
Brig Sainval Coipel, OBJ Spur, Bear River. Ms
Ryan & Kelsey.
Sch Ellen Morrison, Orne, New York-G Soule.
Sen Sea Foam, (Br) Owen, st John, HB-Gallagh-
Sch Saarbruck, Clark, Alma. NIB Nickerson
g. Son.
Sch Tiara, Chatto. Brooklin-N Blake.
SUNDAY. june 25.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

Brig Henri Coipel was launched from Goss q Saw
yer's Railway, Bath, 10th having had new bottom
An American register has been obtained aud her
name changed to Vernon. She win be towed to
Portland In a few days.
New York before reported ashore, has completed
repairs at an expense of $500 and sailed 22d.
The cause of the leak in the four masted sehr re-
cently launched at Bath has been found in the box
of the centre board two augur holes not having
been filled.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26
EARRHGN pAEs9s.

Sid I'm Mejllones May 17th ship John Potter,
Mcclure, Europe.
Sid FIN Valparaiso May 18th, barque II Libby,
Pratt. Iquique.
Sleeper, philadelphia.
At Governors Harbor 18th inst, sch Lizzie Poor,
Dickey from and for Baltimore.
Ar at Cardenas 22d. brig John 4 Crandon. Pierce,
New York
AR at Matanzas 22d, brig Leonora. Blood, NYork;
23d sch Ellen NJ Colder, Mcleod Cienfuegos.
Cld at Windsor. Ms. 10th. schs George d Perry,
Flynn, New Haven; John Tyler, Spragg, Calais
Az at st John, NIB, 23d inst, barqne Famiglia s.
Marni Portland: sch Glenara; Gilchrst, do.
SPOKEN.
June 16 lat 20 N. Ion 66, ship Reaper, Bosworth,
from San Francisco for Havre.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-26

Introduced IN 1864. fue gears prior to the IN
PRODUCTION of any other Nelo England remedy