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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
TO LET
ROI,EL TnLEASE.

FTlHIS House is situated in close proximity TO the
IL landings of the European, New York nd Bos.
ton Steamers ano opposite the Grand trunk epot.
Easy connection with other parts of the ity by
street cars. 1t is in rstelass order throughout and
will be leasedt respons BILE parties furnished or un-
furnished at Ieas pnable rental Inquire Of
au22dtf AUG. p. FULLER. Portland Me.
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ars Saa, II nlg e Dollars Year To mall subssxnb
s1s 0es'n ~ Lars Year. II paid in advance.
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Four persons are reported kilud by torna-
do in Winsted, Conn, Thursday night.
Central railroad of New Jersey, is defaulter
to the amount of $4,000 He has flsd.
A heavy thunder storm prevailed in portions
OF Massachusetts and New HAMPSHIRE Thurs
dsv night.
Fur men were buried by caving in OF an
emDankment in Philadelphia, and one killed.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
The Weeks Failures.

New YORK, Sept 15.-The failures for the
seven days reported to New York number los,
of which 101 occurred in the country generally
and seven in New York city. The principal
failure in New York appears to be that of Ce-
Gil Rawson, produce commission, due to the
furry in lard. Ii is thought he will soon re-
sumo.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
Base Ba /.

The game of base ball on the horse car
grounds, Deering, yesterday, between the At
lsntics OF this city snd Red Stockings OF Deer
ing, resulted in victory for the former club
by a score OF rs to 8.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

Whoats -. 3 1903 90
Michigan VIM
ser best. ....6 25L6 30
Common
Michigan. ...5 75G6 90
81. Louis Win
tsr fair j.. 8 1897 90
Winter good. a 90 az 20
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The score at 900 yards was, British s13,
Americans 30
The total score of the British team at 1000
yards is 307; at the 3 ranges to-day, 913. Grand
total both days, 1875.
The total score of the Americans at 1000
yards is 235; at the three ranges to-day, 762.
Grand total both day 1905.
The British team won by ITO.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

AD4 AoteENAlnsl
HAVANA. Sept. l5.-Sugar hrm; Molasses Sugar,
S6 TO so deg, o14d7 reals gold er arrobe; Cen
trifugal 80 to 9d deg. in boxes, ss4 49Is real.
Exchange is urn. on Uuited States 90 days gold
at - a prem short sight 9A@lO.
Spanish gold l.oz4 q i.S3.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

CORNISH, Sept. 15.-The Ossipee Valley fair
Of yesterday opened its second day with fine
autumn weather. There was good show of
horses and large crowd of people. In the
races the first money was won by G. II Gould,
r. g. knight; second money by Fl. Harris,
L. e. Bachelor; third money by Lady Allay,
f. P. Fox. Time, 2 80. Tomorrow. the last
day of the fair, a purse OF $175 will be offered
ia 4 free for all race
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
An Editorial Fizzla.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Sept. 15.-The proposed
duel between the editors of the Epitaph and
Independent ended to-day in fizzle, neither
party consentiDg to use the weapons provided
by the other The parties being unable to
agree left the field.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
RniIroad 1eceipta.

PORTLAND, Sept. IA
Miscellaneous merchandise received by the Port
land & Ogdensburg Railroad 43 cars.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, for Portland
rs Sasr l1lsooiiss,t 4 ,aaccnaoUss1 Or connecting
roads 80 miscslan 'o1s iAnGise.
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SPORTING.
The Hillsdale Crew Meet with an Ac
cident and Lose the Race.

The Hillsdale Crew Meet with an Ac
cident and Lose the Race.
LONDON, Sept. Is The race between the
Hillsdale crew and the Thames Rowing Club
crew, which was rowed on the Thames this af-
terDoon, was won by the Thames crew by two
lengths. The Hilsdales broke slide after
leading for two miles. hence their defeat.
The weather was hue, and the number of
persons who witnessed the race was large
There was good start, the Hilsdales taking
the lead. A foul was made half a mile from
the start, Tor which the Americans were to
blame apparently. After The Hillsdales had
led for two miles they broke slide and the
Thames crew went to the front and flushed
four lengths ahead. The umpire's decision
was in favor of the Thames crew. The greatest
interest in the race was shown all along the
banks.
The Mystic Park Races.
BOSTON, Sept. 10 AT Mystic Park to-day
Louise N. won the 2 "a race in three straight
heats best time 2 26 3-4 Four heats we're
trotted in the 2.26 class, Mamie taking two;
Onawa and Ethel Medium ach one; best time
2231 The race unfinished was pos lpoued till
Tomorrow. In the 2 % race Yellow Dock won
two heats and George A. one when yellow
Dock was distanced for running; beat time
221 IA. This race also unfinished.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. is.
METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwnSrY-FoUR

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwRSTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.
Sept. 16, A. NJ.
For New england,
Fair weather, westerly winds, higher barom-
ter, stationary or lower temperature
WEATHER BULLETIN
Barometer is highest In the Lake region aud
lowest in the Gulf of st. Lawrenea The
depression is central in Dakota The temper
ature has fallen 3 TO 10 degrees in lower Lake
region and Middle Atlantic States and risen
from to Is degrees IN the extreme northwest
Fair weather has prevailed in all the districts
east of the Rocky Mountains. NcrihwesteriY.
winds continue in the New England and MIDI
die lAtlanlic States, and southefly winds N
the upper Lake region and Northwest. Light
variable winds prevail in the South A Alantic
States, Ohio valley, Tennessee and Gulf aEafes.
Fair weather is indicated for the New Eug-
land, Middle aud South Atlantic States. and
lower Lake region to-day and tomorrow,
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Fresh Eseer Marker.

CorreJted for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
y Co., COMMISSION Merchants in Chicago Dressed
Beef, Franklin Wharf;
Sides. -. 3 "a 91a Hinds... -. l0M@121s
Fores ........ sag 61s Rattles...... g
Backs. ....... Gag S13 Rounds. a 8
Rrsnps ......1l ola Loins...,....16 919
Runlp Loins. .................,........l4 9ll6
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TO LET.

CHAMBERS No 2351a Middle ST.. I'd story, ov-
~ er stores occupied by Merrill q Ke h, ami :.
L. Merry halter. These chapber have been occu-
pied by Mr. Fernali, Merchant Tailor for M my
years; are in the centre of business, spacious well
located and have all modern improvements. In
quire of w. THOMAS, or ELIAS THOMAS,
Commercial ST. ang5dtC
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

ON Ocean ST., Woodford's, nice, large two story
~ House and stable, with from one to eight acres
of land. For particulars inquire at the next house
or address G. H. ALIEN
Jun2Sdtf Standish, Maine.
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WANTED.

A man and wife without ch ldren for Farm work
"A the year found. Must come " ell recon Aend-
co. q. SfEBBlN
sel4dlw~ $50 Congress St, Portland Me.
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Foreign Exports.


YARMOUTH, Ms. Steamer Newbrunswick k-26
pkts peaches, bals lines 777 yds duck, 20 melons
81 bbls apples, 2 do potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
CLOSING SALE
BoOTS& SHOES

For the next eight days
we shall sell without regard
to cost. This stock must be
sold at once i'm order to va.
cate the store for other
business. We have a large
stock to select from. Now is
the time to get your winter
stock. You will find better
bargains here than can be
found elsewhere in the city.
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TO LET.
TnLef nrE.ease

~ by q. A. Parsons & Co., as Wholesale Drug
gsts. Inquire of MRS. IL. E. THOMPSON, No.
164 Brackett st iyI 4dtf
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A N experienced girl as cook and for general
IN housework. May apply az
sep15dtf 26 DEERING ST.
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The following quotations OF stocks are receive
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (ne1n.
oers OF the lsoston Stock Exehsnge corner Of Mid
die and Exchange ssrer E
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LONDON, Sept. l5.-U. S. Is, 1872.

17O-FVV7i Sept. Io.--L D 70 TT
LIv~-F.n., Sept. Is i--sU Z % tflttan ni"tF "
in moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Uplands ~
1-l6d; orleans 14d; sales S,OOS bales; speaus-
ton and export 1000 balel futures weaker.
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BOYS WANTED.
To sell the SUNDAY UNION. Apply at
the Office, No l56 Federal Street, Sun
day morning.
s5l4 d3t
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LOST AND FOUND
Boat Lost.

HIRED from US Saturday Sept, 9, at 5 p. NJ,
Ii for one hour, and not returned, one 15-foot
row boat, painted white outside, bright sop streak
blue and red ar with white 'C' on the bow. the
Rosa ON the coxsNain toar1 Any in
form alton will be thankfully received and reward
paid for the recove y
WILLIAM E. CARTER g. CO..
sep15d3ts 4 Portland Pier.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The verdict in the
case OF Miner and Rerdeli has been set aside,
and they have been granted new trial They
will be set at liberty on $4,000 bsil. Miner
can readily farnish that sum probably, but
Rerdel cannot without assistance. The trials
will hardly take place before December.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

The following quotations wholesale prices aud
corrected daily by Store Bros. q Co., Dry Goods.
Noolens and Fancy Goes, l44 to l62 Middle street.
IN. -l.rrD.
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a experienced salesman to travel for whole
"A sale house, to sell groceries provisions and
nour. Address p. o. Box 11l6, Portland Me.
LIMA
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WANTED.

A rent of four or liye rooms in western
part of the city. Addres BOX 1882.
SeIA d1,yN
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The following quotations OF Grain were reserved
Dy telegraph from Chicago todes by 8. III. Larminio
q Co., LOT Oommercial street, Portland.
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WANTS.
WANTED.
80 First Class Steam Filters.

M uSF be re liable, capable and sober. No fl ,ating
4NA workmen or helpers wanted References re-
Q1ined: WALWOR1H MANUFACTURFN0 CO.,
SO Kiiby st. Boston. sepl5d3t
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WASHINGTON.
A Canard stranolad.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Some enemies OF
Mr. Blaine have started the story that under
direct instructions from ex-Secretary Blaine,
terough member of Congress devoted to bis
interests the Public Printer has been induced
to distribute the type of the officiai documents
laid before the House Committee of Foreign
Affairs, together with all the testimony relat-
ing TO the Landreau claim. The statement is
absurdly untrue. The type referred to was
distributed from time to time, when considered
necessary, long before the present Public Print
er was appointed, and neither Mr.. Blaine nor
any Coneressmen had anything to do with it.
The Verdict in the Star Route Gases Set
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16
Girl Wanted.

"A CAPABLE girl for general Homework in a
q small family. References required. Enquire
at 90 Hampi hire Street. sci 2dtf
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-16

Coat, Vest ard Pant Makers
wanted. Also, first-ciass machine
operator. Enquire or address
A. Il. NICHOLS,
sepvdtf Brunswick, Maine.
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wANTHU


HENO sell The Eagle Clothes Wringer Sold on y by
IL canvassers. Good salary or commission. No
capital required. j. w. II BBARD.
sep1du 80 Temp 81.
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THE PORTLAND DAny pppss

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
PabliShed every Gay tsuraavs avean,e,. , he tno
PORTLAND PfrRgYsuvNG 20
AT 81 F@cHApsE ST., PORTLAND.
sra Issms; ss,sn R Ee Dolars Year. To man suossrp
S-' SS''A = Aiars Year. II paid in advance.
y<aE MAINE STATE PRESS-
= guy etsiled every THURSDAY MoRNIEa st e2.5o
Ss e, u paid in advance at g.. co a year.
MATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch Of suacs thu
lsnsth Of column, constitutes a squars."
&L.oo per square, daily 6rst week; rs cents psy
week after; three insertions less 81 08. eontiSn
ing every other day after first week, 80 ceil;g
Ealf square, three Insertions or less rs rents,
one week, $1.00; so cents per week after
SPECIAL NOTICES. one-third additional
Under head Of "AMUsEaENTs'' and stAuorrns
ttions or less. $50. '
Advertisements Inserted in the "MArvE STATE
rssEss which mas large circulation in every part
oL tne e5atei fci Sl00 per square for first irser
inner ion. f
address, all communications co
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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WANTED.
Competent Cook. Call at W.T..
HOLXvS 20 Deering st. between and 5
O'Clock p. M.
Semi 10 d1-
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New Work saoca ana money marLei.

10y ToI6gTNDH.J
New YORK. Sept l5-Evermg. Money loaned
between Gal 0'and closed at 66o7; prime mercantile
paper at 6d7. Exchange steady at 4s4 for long and
4S91s for short. Governments strong md 1s high
n except for est 5s, which declined ~. Railroad
bonds moderately active and generally higher.
the Following are TO days cioslng quotations OF
Envarunient sAcnrifaa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02

The Hickory left for the Tennessee river
at / a. IN. yesterday.
The Paris G. Brown from New Orleans
passed up yesterday morning at 0 80, She
had a splendid trip of freight and passcn-
gors for Cincinnati.
The Belle Memphis from Vicksburg ar
rived yesterday morning with fair trip
for st. LOUIS, and departed at II a. m.
The Fannie Tatum, Capt. Mccullough
in command, is due for Paducah this even.
ing.
The Golden Rule is the next boat due
from Cincinnati for New Orleans, and will
report here Wednesday.
The Guiding Star from New Orleans is
due up for Cincinnati tomorrow evening,
The Star is the finest boat of tina Southern
Transportation line, and Capt. J. D. Hegler
is her worthy chief.
The Jack Frost with heavy tow OF lum-
Der for St. Louis passed here last evening
at $50
The first class steamer Cons. Milar from
Memphis is due tonight for Cincinnati.
Get your tickets from W. F. Lambdn,
agent. Office: "a Ohio levee.
The City of Alton for New Orleans and
the City of Greenville for Vicksburg are
the Anchor line boats from st. Louis due
to-day.
The regular Nashville and Cairo packet
B. 5. Rhea is due here tonight and will
cav here on her return trip to morrow at
O'Clock p N.
The City OF Helena from St. Louis last
evening arrived and departed for Memphis
at 1880 p. IN.
Yesterday WAS a very warm day, and
heavy rain set in Friday night at 10 lasting
several hours.
Business on the wharf yesterday very
good.
Mr. Geo Radcliffe with his race mare
Minnie Randall" came down on the Gu
Fowler yesterday Minnie was raised il
McCracken county. KY, and is thorough
bred She will enter for the 4th of Jul
races in this city.
The Belmont with tow Of coal anc
railroad iron passed here for St. Louis a
3 p m. yesterday.
The Gus Fowler was full Of business yes
terday, and consequently did not repor
here until 4;3O p. M. However, sue mad,
close connection with the train, and left ol
time for Paducah.
Tie Hudson, for st. LOUIS, is due early
this morning. For freight or passage, SCI
". F. Lambdin, agent. Office; 81 Obi
levee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
CHURCHES.

,,NIRO BAPTIST Corner Tenth anu uP'n,
[ '.,r'c,s. prrArhiug nrst aud thfd SUNDAYS W
ss,h month liza m. and i;~ ? ~ pIH!Sott ,ns nv
S", irhurslay, sop, m. SUNDAY ,cnGoI' ~ a."
,,urRCu OF THE RHDEEdEk-th Pise9psn
[ rom,,ssnta street; sunday 100 m, HOY
E.harist, g8n A III b., sunday school u % M
yn,,,iry IrsyerH; 500 p, M Evening itS"'e' &
~ nnySnu mort = T. Is. Rector.
rtksT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuhVh.
\ pr,Achlng at 80 n. H., p m ana ,''u y VI
,,hnnth school st : 80 p, IN Rev. l. o. Sn'''''
pastor a.
, uruERAN Thirteenth street.; services S San
hath 80 a N; sunday schooI2p IT. NV
knsppc, pastor
ETuuDiST cor Eighth and walnut streets
nj Preaching sabbath ll;WA M ana 20 y, Va
spnda, School At $500 p N, Rev D. A seat'o'''
griOr
nREsRYTERIAN Eighth etrect; presenting on
sabbath Al it.H u, III aud 7:M y M prayer
n.,,,in,, N ulneaday at 1850 y. m; sunday SehSol
stSn A, Rev u Y George, pastor
c,T JosRPu's- -Nonan Catholic Corne, Ut0ss
i and Walnut streets services saoosth luieV u
M! SUNDAY School at 2 p M Neshotr F. III scr
rccs every day atSa nj, Rev u nHfS' r'ee"
OF. PATRICK's- (Romsn Catholie) Corner Nlhth
= street and Washington avenue services sso,
bath aud 10 a. m; Vespers p m snn9S son '''
2p. m. services every daS sam Kew M'Vs'o'so"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
County Officers.

County GIliccrs.
,,rcsi Judge y. J Baker,
Grant Clerk a, II Irwin.
Inuriy Judgo-R locnm'
Co"ni ClerA-SJ. llnmm
C0pnT Attorney pamron.
CoTnty TrcaalrerMIles W. PNN'i'
sheriff. ohm Hodges;
Cor1nvrCT commissioners ". Halliday, D. A
Gihhs aud Peter Sanp
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
THIS EVENING.
Can'tG get II.

Diabetes, Brigh's Disease, Kidney.
Urinary or Liver Complaints cannot be
contracted by you or your family if Hop
Bitters are used, and If you already have
any OF these diseases Hop Bit,ers Is the
only medicine that will positively cure you
Don't forget this, and don't get some pulled
up stuff that will only harm you.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
MISS PATTISON'S MARRIAGE.

THE BULLETIN is permitted to clip from
the Oregon Qll) Independent Of
June l4th the following &c
count of the marriage Of Miss Jennie
pattson, formerly one of our most popular
young public school teachers, to Rev, Cyrus
Kryder, Of Oregon, H.;
MATRIMONIAL
There being no secret about the we'd
ding of Rev. Cyrus Kryder, Of this city, to
Miss Jennie Pattison, Of Freeport, there has
been no gossip society talk. They will
be welded to-day ut / a, m. at the home
OF the lady in Frecport, aud will reach
Oregon by train at 3 80 p. m. Mr.. Kryder
is popular young minister of whom moth.
ing too good can be said. The only charge
against him is tina, he goes from Oregon t.
get wife, and this, Of course, is due to the
fact that she WAS chosen before coming
here. Mrs. Kryder, daughter Of Hon, Jcrle
Psttison, has been known for years among
her large list of college friends rs well
educated, strong-mnded, sensible woman,
and we know Of no higher marks OF tn,
true lady. The ceremony will be witnessed
only by a few intimate friends and relatives
Miss Petrie being the only one present irou
Oregon.
THIS EVENING.
= reception will be given the bridal party
at the parsonage, where is TO be their home
This greetin. has been arranged by Oregon
friends, very few will be present from else.
where. Quite collection Of gifts will
grace the table, the house will be filed
with guests and hand shaking and felict-
tations will Gil the hour. Thus two life
streams meet aud miugle as one, aud their
meeting is marked by the merry music Of
many friends. Thus be it ever"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY
Sacrifice Of Our Immense Stock Of Spring and Summer CI0TH
FURNISHING GOODS Hats Caps, &C. ~-
AT A ND BELOW COST!

Ter to make for Fall Goods Don't the chance and Noby
Low Figures Our stock full and reduce the
IOOkat following SUITS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
rALL FOR CONvgSTIoN

Mas Meeting VI the Democratic voters Of
Alexander County will be held a. the Cont Hoase
Ia Cairo Illinois, on saturday the sth day Of July
for the suppose ~ eecting seven delegates TO tho
senatorial Convention TO DO no den a. Jonerboro
on the l3tn OF July. JAMES. \. REARDES
Chairman County Central Comm ittee
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
RIVER NEWS.
Ii,lAs

W LAMgDIS, river editor OF inE BULLris
ana steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds ofsteamboat job printing solicited. ONCE
at Planters hotel, No. 81 Ohio lcyeo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-02
K. r, TIME GARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r X.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il X.
TRAINS DEPART. TRANS A IN, n M
ii...,....n Sil5 sm tMal a' u,
,n,nynss ,., i.N p m Accumulation s;uo pm
MISS CENTRAL r. Il,
.u.r IA, I, m .Mail .,.,..., e. 5OOp IN
tExprees....., iO:loa m tRrpress'"''' h''o"m
ST. L,Sc.R r. Marrow Gauge :,
.E.ptess.,.., iO.ab I'm 'Exprsss u...' NJ pm
sAccom dalton. 1890 pm accom- ua'o'n i''o' pun
ST. I'M rs. X.
.p.,,o., If am m tExpre.r.,..,.. $3.50 m
,hceom aa,ion $50 y IN tAccom 'dation ll'so@ m
WABASH, ST. LOUIS \ PACIFIC Rf GO
EMAIL xEs, i.is am EMAIL \ kx,,.t 9'Np III
.Daily except sunday. Daily.
MOBILE & ONO r. X
Mail, ,0j am. Mall -. .,.....s ~ pm
Exprese u 05 am. Express,..... SOY pm
, 1882-10-28
Matrimony Among the Aged.

Love, like cider, may grow stronger as
it grows older, and the scarcity Of elderly
females of marriageable tendencies, may
add to their value; Just as their scarcity
added TO their value among the Feejees,
who, to increase it, put to death all te-
male babies in great numbers Whether
or not this is true, 1t is certain that III
this country love is finding that harmomi-
GUS condition in the December OF life,
supposed to belong almost exclusively to
its Spring or Summer, Autumn at the la
test Not only the telegraph but the
mail brings daily the news, that some
centenarian is leading to the altar, 4
blushing damsel Of the seventies. All
this has given rise TO many discussions OF
the question of love. A writer in the In
ternational Review catching the spirit
treats us to a running account GI the Ia
nous Symposium Of Plato which was
written as late as 3o4 b. C.. when the au-
thor was about 80 years af age. Plato
tells that al invited guest finding that So
crates is absent. he enters into conver
sation with Agathon. One said that love
WAS the oldest Of the divinities, the source
of the highest good, the spur to the faint
ing, the soul Of Courage. Pausanias makes
a distinction between old and young love,
as between the vulgar and celestial Of 1t.
Then Socrates says: Love, the most
blessed of all the gods, the most beauti
full, the best, but he cannot cal HIM old,
or older than Saturn, because he seems to
him to be the youngest cf the gods. Aga
thon then speaks of the virtue Of love and
its service to justice, temperance, valor,
and wisdom-to the imagination Of the
poet and the handicraft Of the inventor,
its exalted place as the ornament of gods
and of men, a leader the most beautiful
and best, in whose train it is the duty Of
every one to follow, hymning we'll his
praise, and bearing part in that sweet
song which he sings himself when scoth-
ing every god and man.
The New York Tinlt's New Brunswick,
N. H., Correspondent says:
The third event which causes comment
here is the marriage Of Abraham Moor
hses, Esq, President of the defunct State
Bank of this city, to Miss Matte Van
Nostrand. The disparity in the ages and
the social position Of the parties is what
is particularly noticeable. Mr.. Voorhees,
(known as "Silver Abe, y is reputed to
be worth Sl50, 900, while the intended
bride belongs to a family of working peo-
pie. He is ON the shady side of 20, and
she is but % years old. The affair takes
place early next week Mr. Voorhees,
son, a lawyer Of this city, WAS SO enraged
at the proposed action of his father, that
he and his wife suddenly left the old
homestead on Livingston avenue, IN this
city. The affair creates no end of gossip.
This old man of seventy edd, may have
done very foolish thing. but it does not
necessarily follow that he is foolish be-
cause he is seventy years Of age, He
probably married this young lady because
he loved 10 see her around the house, and
in order tha, he might have some one
handy to mix his gruel-and csress him
between spoonfuls,