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ADE.ISA PATHS RETURN.
Landing in a log in Good Spirits and with
500, 600 Worth OF Diamonds.


Adelina Patti arrived yesterday morning
on the Seryia. She was accompanied by
Signor Nicolni aud her maids. The steam
er Backbird. with Colonel Mapleson Messrs.
Fnnchi, eye, Arli,i, a few select friends
and band of twenty-five pieces, started
from Pier -, y. r., early yesterday mora
Ing 10 meet the Seryia in the lower bay,
There were COutretemps, however which
prevented the perfect carrying out of the
programme, The i Hat clarionet and the
couot solo oversight themselves, aud the
crew mutinied aud insisted on landing to
get their breakfast. Finally the vet
eran manager, Colonel Mapleson,
set everything straight and the
Blackbird steamed down the bay only to
plump lntO dense fog. Just as the Black
bird reached Quarantine the fog lifted Il lit
tie, and the SCrvia was sighted steaming
up toward the city The BlaCkblrd turned
around az once aud followed her. The log
filled the wind instruments, but they made
enough noise to bring the fair SongStress on
deck. She waved her handkerchief in
greeting "a the BlaCkbird drew alons Side,
aud when Colonel Maplesou lokingly
shouted, 81 expect you to sing tonight
.
Piled, I'm all ready now
There was some trouble at the dock with
the custom house officers Patti brought
over from 100000 to 81 COCO worth of dia.
monds and jewery, and several magnih.
c mt toilets For Trayiata alone she has
three dresses, one made in Paris, one in
Brussels and another in Vienna. Her laces
are also Of great value. Colonel Mapleson
had them passed, saying, why, they are
! only tue dlya'S stock in trade.
AS Faltl descended the gangway leaning
on Colonel MaPlesons arm, with Signor
Nicollnl following, the band played al me
Sweet Home"
at indeed feels like home, said Nine
| falli " she stepped lightly once more on
American soil. I'VE had a bad passage.
/ III rdlhed most OF the time so we couldn't
30 on deck, and Pm glad to get ashore"
AS fate would have 1.-THE private carriage
| oricred had gone to another tier but the
dlEa shrugged her shoulders good humor.
edly, and took the first hack she saw in reg.
Mar domestic style, On arriving at the
Windsor hotel she said that she was not at
al tired, and would receive her friends in
the evening. Patti appears next Monday
at the Academy in Lucia di Lammermoor
She VIII appear in rraviata next. Phila.
uIg,Iphld, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati,
washington and Boston will in turn be Wis.
ltou, ana lheSprlng season will be wound
up mere Colonel MaplcsOn SAYS that these
WI De positively the last appearance Of
IaIll IN inns country, and the price will be
moderate, IN order to give all Il chance to
hear her.
Last night Arditi and The full band and
opera churuS surprised Nine. Patti by an.
Il 10. "a.
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The time for argument is past; tho day
Tor compromise has gone, and the siurl,
,sr'e that must DO decided by the republi,
All new shades vclvets anu pi"s".s ~
Baun,au's, T08 Elm street.
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norsIord's Ava rho,rno,c IN n,..,.,,

trancls II; Atkins "A. Surgeon L, :
u, SAYS For dyspepsia, whether m IN,
i iv. yr corp0lent, ia nervous debility nnd
w nlght sWcatS ofcousumption, il has com
monty given speedy benefit, aud some ~, M
NY army ricnis are quite enthusiast,
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Our orowl. F " Postal Service

Mr. Clitlord (I,unk) vanSiekie; yravs.Nag
rasssprer AGENT OF the Cult Colorado Y
Santa n road. headquarters IN Dallas; anu ,a
Mr. John W. Forshev, chief clerk OF .ne
Sa i road, paid the AEsALp oillvs . call
ysstsrdAy.
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nr nlfr,r

EjoR RENT-Gooi dwelling house, No, Gl5
=, Neas street Apply to l., b Clark. 100,
''' s'ivvN nOv72t
4 to business corner Collin and Is,Nar
E'IeGis suitable for boarding house. Aprly Al
V . E''N street up Stairs. noy7-lt
EoE KENT Three furnished rooms, with or
without board Apply at il0S Elm street.
NOR REN THE Mechanics hotcl. located At
O'' Pacific avenue. Apply At 62j Elm st.
novi
h'Ol. sen IA nee room over Gartuers STORE
"'' N''' street nova
i'OR .RENP-A choice farm of DO acres five
l. mites north Of Alvarado, johnson rounlv
SHOWN as the Lively Farm Three GOOD
nSuaes oh NE place well improved and plenty
VI water VIII rent for share of crop or money
rent Apply ioJ. 1. Boyd, az Phoenix m i
nOyl-St
I'uR Rant Commercial Hotel ON Commerce
ma Stree south OF Grand Windsor repn!ued
mn1 newly paptrcd. CAL on BowsER 4; LEM.
Scptl7-I
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a rather singular occurrence has h,or
discovered by the officers of the steamship
Varmoaa, now in port at Montreal. Lately
white the vessel was pitching IN heavy
VA daylight became visible In tho iron
rnJller between the screw aud the outs,Ja
.nsuoer irame, Closer inspection revealed
w hct that very large hole had hses'
A cia.ln w. hG.y,ssi wives iron TO The bloc
9 ,or,.Als Irregular uterine action and
moves unnatural distractions. -
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"pa ont Jurymen."

-
YOU, for n moment at that
od to bo's?" hanging around
A ioors upon every side like
E,uzSards swarming around
fead Strcct.car mule. There
c deaf; some nearly blind,
ID age and warped ont of
ains of rheumatism men
men with none at all, men
children, rs it were, with
/; in the grave, the Other in
all anNiously awaiting the
job of serving upon the
u look at the forms and
professionals, an6itwon I
hutes to come TO u cOnclus'
I law and justice are used
r courts? No wonder the
artleSs murderer and as,
Cspose to 80 free as q bird, ~
Prime holds high car.
4 state and laughs in her
Ftsticc hangs her head in
lbs as ii her heart would
cp into the courtroom,
BIZ is on trial. The judge is
h seems to 90 all right; hut
yer defending the crim.
s,ueSs y swear, Then turn
4 Great Caesar Just look
q ted for the purpose of try.
lYor his life and you'll leave
M dignity OF law and Jus.
i would he more than a
Puo on, kill somebody in
.aD for the job, pay $25 to
nua mule for SO, u shot.
. out fresh by killing a
At jury to try the case,
yoSy; cross the river; stay
,n,ourself. No wonder Ken.
n fhe ozark and bloody
{" criminals with "patent
r., o main, the cause of it,
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w hole Tickets, s2s Hall ,ricket,l
~ Tlckots, $50, 55Tickets sl0O
Remit money or bank draft in letter, OF "a
BY express Don't send by registered lettea
p0S'oilice order Orders Of s. and upwada
express can be sent at our expense Addral
building, Louisville Ky or 4. NJ BOARpNAS
ao' Broadway, New YORK; or Box Sc DALAI
texas
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MISCELLANY.

A DiYiIe's and a journalists Views OF
the paStime Of Tempting la
rrlei0uS Fortune by the
Various Devices.
The Green Cloth Not the Most Ere.
quenled Field of Those Who
Make Haste 10
Get Rlch-N0r its DeyOiceS More 90
be Condemned Than Those
Who Seek
After Other and Dubious Channels TO
Float Their Ventures.
An iron-McnSer's View Of Protection
TO His Industry.
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:nr Ssair

10 7ALE-A well assorted stock of fresh
l. drugs for sale on COCA Terms Address 4,
W Abney Denton, Texas. noyS.lw
NOk sALE-The fast little tTotter, Katie, vita
\ harness, phUtou AMI trO,tiug wagon; also,
some iirstcIass furniture, carpet, stove, etc,
VIA be sold cheap for cash Apply to Mrs
sher. GOO Houston street. south Of couIt-huuse
oct2g.if
EOR oALE-rwo small DESKS, at Herald
L office
i,Oh 81 LA choice farm Of rs acres, 3 miles
4 northeast OF Dallas, on the EuCIWau road
ioV acres now in cotton. VIII sell all or divide
IN smaller tracts to suit purchasers Also the
farming implements, horses, mules etc, on the
place. VIII fell on reasonable terms, Apply In
), .. Crulchhe,d, corner Akari and jackson
streets, n DAT
DOR sALE-Rusidence. lGl2 Jackson sirrsi.
! terms une-i fourth cash aud one. fourth ,Iuu
l,lSo5 balance in four annual payments. win
SS;NyuahHe ipE small rlHc ont ui town. J. 4.
MGIlheWs or Z a. Kuat.ng corner 'tlm and
Jefferson streets. oat1s i,,o
Ok SALIVA very desnahle ems lot lyJ5
Main Nretwith o brick wall lSX2a fqc5, An.
p'y toJ tbGwSISG, l0i7 Elm street.
E'Ul sALE-A crusher aud corn s1rilor Nor
particulars call upon or address SAM Cuy.
DIFF, ongvew, Texas. sent d
NOE b A. - heap-A secondhand engine
! Apply or address Herald scnf!i
h9R SALE re Point srceae propcriy nj
4 slermtn now renting at SIS per month
Apply 10 a. L LaNGsrOn, Dallas, Texas.
sep1i-tf
A'"R aALE-&cSidcncc No. StS aeauder ~
l. one Of the most pleasantly situated mud CON-,
Hemeht m every Way in the city; seve4 rooms
Inquire on premises o,,'5E -
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E,ltarellailruna onants


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y, or 4 good dress
W MAKE ~at Ms. Noueu'S sos r m street.
up stairs. None hut those thoroughly compe.
tentneed apply, novS-lt
WANrEn-A smart intelligent white boy,
W who desires 10 travel, between II and Il
years old, orphan preferred. with a blind man;
good wages references required. Call at Nike
RoUe's nOvS-it
WANTED-A marble cutter that can letter
W Call on or address II. L, Breneman & Co.,
Paris, Texas. noy5.6.
WANTED-A white boy from l6 to IS years of
age to act az porter German preferred
Apply al oo2 Main street. corner Austin.
" ANrED-A good German girl to do general
" WORK about house. Apply to Mrs W. l.,
Crawford 81 Louis street. octSl-tf
WANTED-Six girls at Hughes Bros Geo. 5
" factory, end of Ervay street oct2S-tf
WANrED-AS or l-room dwelling, convcn.
lent to post.oilice. Address Glen Lea,
care TINS office oct2j-u
WANTED-To buy seven cordS Of good wood.
" AMY II W q. H., Herald Office octl7-tf
81 ANTEp-AgtntS wanted for our new. IL.
W Illustrated and fast selling books Il d fine
pictorial Family Bibles " Extra terms TO
agehS Call on or address TEXAS Book AND
BIBLE co. ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas.
NANTED-A He of the DAILY HERALD lof
w the year lS79. Apply ~ the Herald Office.
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CHEAP 60 ann
1lnncss

= OTlCE-Ajve.t.Se IA! oe handed into
y our business oaice up 10 So n, and Into the
CNmpJ.lDg room no - a. ~.
NUTICE-seud orders to New OreanS tor
y new crop I!ca, sugar and mo'ssses % AK
SEAGO &c Co, Purchasing Brokers, M II
fchoupitOu.aS - Terms cash. Coffee. 80 days
Now is the time 20 c0lSigH red rus; proof oats 10
New Orleans The planting season here Is just
a hand Oclll-2mO
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there IS en- active demand a-a t.t..h
4 ,n. ~ ' sneh prices begin TO 20 up,
4 '. - - ssuetS can go abroad aud
9e9 w. saeject 20 duty Of Sli instead OF
50, they are protected tc tf,;.t ,xSnt A.
81 is all that IS needed want to rive no
consumer the benefit ofthe other Sii no
longer necessary. want the lowest rate
oil uuly Nnleh you can adopt TO give the
government adequate revenue and the IN.
lsing inulstrles the protection which they
het0 IA usu tiiaes, that is 10 say, the differ
ence between the rate of wages I'm foreirn
countries and the rate heie. And 4 viii
| say always, under all circumstances a
should De The lowest rate of duty that can
he imposed with due regard To the treasury
aud to .he existing industries OF The coun.
try, and not the highest"
Commissioner Ambler-In the cas-, nj
steel rais mat would be about 50 per cent,
duty? WIN
Mr.: Heyitt--The present price of for,,gn
rdlis Is ABOUT vs. 1t would be about so ner
cent, and that is as much as can G,, ~ ~ +,
out for the difference in the rate or Saces ~
Steel 10 Produced by human labor there Is
so little that is not that il is very dllficult IN
estimate Il. But in 100 tons | doubt
whether per cent. consists of things
that have gone out in the wear and
tear. Bat the steel business differs
iiom the iron in this We have been able
to apply machinery to all the processes OF
ITS manufacture; IL is almost automatic.
The quantity OF labor is only about S. a
ton whereas. In old times il We got OIL with
si9a ION on iron we thought we were doing
wei. ! should think that, as rule, the
actual labor Tor converting pig into iron or
s.eel ls 2oout one third of the quantity ne.
whole process is u machine process Thc
men are used for attending machinery i'm.
slend of manipulating. Ofcourse In rolling
there is an application of physical force TO
some extent, but even that is very nearly
automatic now New York Herald,
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Gambling.

some extent, but even that is very nearly
automatic noW.-l New York Herald.
Gambling,
Among the homilies preached in Chicort
upon Sunday evening was one directed
against gambling, the Rev. Mr.. Brobst, o.
the Clinton street Congregational church
beng the preacher. The text was appro
prialely from Proverbs "He that maketh
haste to be rich shall not be Innocent
me discourse was mainly directed al
young men as warning. So far as he
went, The reverend gentleman had thc
! rlehto 1t, but, having failed adequately 10
STUDY ms subject, his homily was not com.
ProuensiYe' 90 lar as Is apparent from the
| printed report of his dCliycrapcc Mir
| lirobst seems to labor under the impresSinn
That all there ~ of vicious gambiiup. MI
tended always by the unhappy results
WhlIh he pictured wildly, is that form OF
! gam Ollhs which uses the machinery of
Carus, ana has appointed places in which
Iaro may be played, or other gaines of
chehce with cards may be made tp,
uhnopply, betting upon the turn of a
card Is not the onl y form OF gambling prnc.
tced IN this community and holding ont
temptations against which, in the one form
OF gambling ol which he treated, the moral
teacher warned youth who would hnsten
10 be rich. There are other and more in
slulous lorms OF gambling. The difference
Is IN form only, Tho essence of gambling
Is there. These are the more dangeronss
because they are likely to lure to ioycrish
uhsettlomont of the reverend gentlemaus
Pensioners habits oCindustiy, where card
gambling with its disreputablc surround
lhRs would repel. The moro common of
Vhcse forms OF gambling are dealing in
STOCKS sand grain on.'a small Margin Mon
VINO know nothing of poker and would he
dsuaineu To he seen in gambling house
VIII not hesitate openly TO take
Hycr in stocks or deal
N gram options. These, it is hardly ncces
Sary TO explain to anyone who has given at.
tehtloh to the subject, are bets, the
hlachlhery Tor determining the wager
peuns the rules and quotations oil
sVuvk VI gram board, and not the parapher-
nalia OF u faro-tabe. The person engaging
IN these deals does not mean to buy stocks
or grain, and certainly cannot sell them if
! ne margin represents the extent of his will
llngness to venture. He doesn'S want
gram or stocks, but, as their market price
~ constantly nuctuating. a method has
peSil devised whereby any person who has
suiiGleht means To put up u stake, that is,
W auVance margin, may bet that the
market in any kind of grain or OF stocks
VIII 80 up or SO down, Just as he might bet
lhat par of lfinSs in his hand represented
Srcater value, recording to the usage of the
5gl'e Galiei poker than any combination
'i cards held lily his opponents.
IN inc haste % get rich the gambling of
quay Is not d bne exclusively NJ the bells,
1llI To "A lnrEnk thrA,tpl 4
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..,lt. fienfly tcuf wet "

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s 'ssa .S;S. v Y ,ss y sSy
n: y: \. IsS \ Il \" :' s:ss: !;
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Ma sss i sss ;al ss,s ss
sIsnSsSssa. Wave wsrcome.- tMon,res
|, WV" ..,s.,s.,ss VA need e !, haze !, /,
IN, is,S,ssss sc,s ss'; %s
nd s,.ss. snd.s,ss S AND liver NJ :
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| Just look, will
! crowd Of old."usI
the courthouse |
a lot of hungry |
the carcass of a j
they stand som|
bent up with ol
shape by the n
with gray hair, 4
IN their dotage; \
one foot stanainl
the pooo-house /
chance 10 get th(
Jury. Just takel
races of the old 81
take you two mil
Ton, why is 1t thJ
and abused in Old
.blooded, nd
SS g is turned n
No wonder al
niyal all over theI
sleeve, while lid
shanlc and weeI
break. Just sd
where a MURDERED
Al right, the lawI
lsten to that lavI
mai; hear his wnI
around and look \
" that jury sole,|
ing the criminal i
ne presence aud /
ice, feeling asrf |
arce for you TO 4
,old blood, get 81
,el out of ii, bnyI
'un for $40, start|
nan get a patel
,rove you're cra|
mere, and enjoy Vi
ucky Is callcd' |
!, ,tiound,'' Trying
nllrymen" Is, In al
Courier Journal
--
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INANWA

suswan Stree
Rsak baatins
Htthat no. !
HI thatcanno,t
T. securities, 10y
kchange " ~ ~
ffle buyers iot
hiGokfor rev s
tibuldinS tn,
4 th0usai.,
kfty millions @.
kr-eseuttheni,
t,,ghast when
- For he
.f.FnIItN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-22
BOSTON 4 MAINE RAILROAD
SBRING ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, April
Ess.sssssssss.s3 1872 Passenger Trains
ss-1ssz---aaa-EOR BOSTON at s.45 a. m. /. &c
Express,) and $50 p. M, arriving at Boston al
1.15, 5.1O. and 500 p. m. Returnings lesve Bos
arriving at Portland at 1880, 5O0 and SOC
b. n. Portland for Scarborough ESeGcf'
and Pine Point. at SAP a: m. $50 and 5.Sc
Saco, Biddeford and KennehmDk, at . 40
a. m. L 10, $50 and $50 p m. For Wells, at S.45
nj and yso p r. n Great &aiis Dover
Exeter, HaverhilI, Lawrence and LcwelI.
at s.45 a. NJ, 10 and $50 p; m. For New
Rochester, and Farmington, ". H., at $40
a. M, Ito and $50 p. m. For Alton Bay,
at 845 a. m. and $50 p. m. For Manchester
a. M: via New Market Junction. at $50 p. m.
Morning Train Will leave Kennebunk for
Portland at 7.26.
land. will mos stop at Scarborough Beach, Pine
Point or Wells, except to take passengers for
ParIor Cars on trains leaving Boston, at 8. 80
a. m. 1880 D. m. and Portland at S.45 a. m. and
Ito p. m.
ssg-,The 10 d. m. train from Portland connects
with Sound Line Steamers for New York
and all rail lines for the West. The $50 p. m.
train connects with all Ksaii Lines for New
Work and the South and West.
SUNDAY TRAINS Leave Portland for
Boston and Way Stations at LOO p. m. Boston
for Portland at 500 p. III.
Trains on Boston s. Maine rosd connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor,
Rockland Mt. Desert Machias, Eastport, Calais St.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
srains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
and Portland Ogdensburg trains ut Transfer Sta
ton.
All trans stop al Exeter ten minutes for refresh
h,ents. First class Dining Rooms at Portland,
Transfsr Station, Exeter, Lawrence and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points West and
south may be had of M. A.. Williams, Ticket
AGENT. Boston Il Maine Depot, ana st Union
Ticket SsGlce, 40 Exchange st.
JAS. 7. FURBER, Gen. Srpt.
8, n. STEVENS, Gen. Agent Portland.
dec2 d@
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Preparing Chocolate.

find a tin quart cup, with bands mark
ing each half pint, the most convenient yes.
sci in which to prepare small amount of
chocolate. In this the quantity can be accu-
rately measured, and the depth of the cup
keeps the contents from boiling over. For
one cupfur of chocolate take half an ounce
of Bakers chocolate and five Jumps of
cracked loaf sugar; dissolve them in two
thirds of cupful of hot water, and boil
rather slowly until one-third of the quantity
is left; then add half a pint of rich milk, and
simmer slowly until single cupful remains.
The liking for chocolate is in many cases an
educated taste, and often one who would
turn with loathing from it thus prepared
would partake with delight if only half the
quantity of chocolate was used. In either
case it proves healthful drink, especially
for dyspeptics.
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, e. e.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

On and after Monday, Dec. S,
EasssssossesssS ssh, Passenger Trains will leave
$50 P0rtland at $50 n. ns., and
Los p. me-, arriving at Worcester
at 2.15 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester, at $50 a. m. and IL 10 g.
M, arriving at Portland at LIS p. M. and 5.45 ..
m.
Fer Clinton, Aver Junc., EEschburg,
Nashua, Lowell, WindhaHz, and Ep-
ping at 1880 a. m. and los p. ma.
For Manchester, Concord and points North, 81
LOS p. m.
Ger Rochester, springvale, Alfred, Wat
erboro and Saco Esiver.3.3O N. ma, LOS
p. ma, and (mixed) at $50 p. M. Returning
9. M, and 1886 p. M; arriving at Portland
(nlixedl 935 a. M, 1.25 p m. and 5.45 p. N.
For GOrkuna, saccsrappa, Cumberland
Mills, Wessbreok and Wo0df0rd,s.
at 3O a. M, s.05, $50 and (mixedl
$3.50 p. IN,
The 1.O5 p. us. t. ain from Portland connects st
Aye June, with Roosac Tunnel Rouse for
feWest, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
ewX erik via Norwich Zine, and ali rail,
aspriRgffesd, ALEC with N. u. 81 ". e. IL,
e. .("Steamer Maryland Route'') for PhiladeI-
plaia, Baltiracre, Washington, and the
South and with Booster. a. Albany &c. n. for
the West.
Close connections made at vTessbrook Junc-
at GrandTrunk Transfer, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk r. l..
Through tickets to all points South and West at
Depot Offices and at Rollins u Adams No. az Ex-
change Street.
Does not stop at Woodford's.
j. W. PETERS, Gen. Tickle, Agent.
GEO. z. NEst L, Supt. decSdtf
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Eastern Railroad.
Winter Arrangement viii go into effect
ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 1881
Trims leave Portland.

Trains leave Portland.
At . q. IN. Daily Night Pullman) for Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Kittery, Portsmouth,,
NewburyDort, Salem, Lynn and Boston. arriving
at 6.3Oa. m. A special Sleeping Car will be
ready for occupancy In Portland station, at 800
d. m. and is attached to this train for Boston,
Sunday nights this will not be ready until
p. m.
AT s, AS 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 IL p m.
AT i. D. Ka. for Cape Elizabeth, Scarboro, Saco,
Biddeford, Kennebunk, Wells North and South
Salem, Gloucester, Rockport, Lynn, Chelsea and
Boston, arriving at 5.10 p M connecting with
Sound and Rail Lines for all Southern and West
ern points.
Trains leave boston.
At $50 a. a.i. and arrive in Portland at IL 80 p.
M At IL. 80. p. m. and arrive in Portland at 800
D. M At z 90 p. m. daily, and arrive IN Portland
at HOO p. m.
Pullman Parlor Cars.
On trains leaving Boston, at $50 a. m. 1870 and
100 p. m. and trains leaving Portland, 3. 40 a..
M and l. 10p.m N. Through Pullman Sleeping
Cars on trains leaving Boston at 700 p. m. and
Portland at 200 a. M.
Through tickets TO all points West and
South may be had of j. M. French, Ticket Master,
Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Office
40 Exchange street.
PuIInsan Car Tickets for Seats and
Berahs seId as Depot Ticket OMce.
LUCIUS FUTILE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
dec5 dts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-04-22
MEMORANDA.

Sch Charlie & Willie. (of Rocklandl Weed from
virginia for Waldoboro, with shiptimber, struck on
a ledge near Middle Norrows 18th, and knocked on
forefoot, shoe and part of keel. She came on next
tide and arrived at Wadoboro next day.
Sch j S Lane, of Bath, which has been lying at
Rockford the vast winter full of water, has been
Sch wary e Amsden Thompson from Brunswick
for Fall River, put into New London 20th leaKy,
having been ashore on Fisher island. She Will re-
main for repairs