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Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
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BargainHOuse,
3l2 MARKET 0TEET. 81
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
ANnRALTIM0RE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For philadelphia ana intermediate ga
tions, e.56, 90, 1887 A. M; $50, = 49, 800
r. 'philadelphia nj texpress), 2. 228, $50. -
Sih 81, 9 bS, II. SO a. v E; l2.lt, 100, S'i7
go, B3S, I, 20 T. NJ. x 20 II 40
A NJ: +I2 .SS, l.b3, g.3O, 6l7, 6.SS,, 7,9o +; m'
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LoO
9i7. 10 90 A. Nj, and 800 7. M. NJ
baltimore and bay Line, b r. ~. IL,
l,aIstmore and v ashington, | q, 4 81, sSe
9 j ~ A. NJ; 90 II 90, 8 %. C,67, ll;CA ?. N;
Baltimore only, ! Ob, 1000 A. NJ; l2'2S and
Trains for Delaware division leave for; .,
New castle, 6.OJ, 9.lo A. M; LOO SoO' 0'-'
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9. "
A M; 1.U5, 6.25 T. M. ., ON A
DelmaT and intermediate stations S'lO a.
M: 06P. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11

1t isa Purely Vegetable Compound; Its
action upon the system is that of an Altera-
tive, Depurative and Catharco, ana oSn 10 10
oircum mstanceS. Price 65 cents per bottle''
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
Make no Mistake,
BUT VISIT OUR STORES,
SHONEMAN BROS

They are crowded daily. People demand mora ~,
for the selection of goods. Such is the increase N
business Two years ago leased No. Nc. isS TsS
adjoining what we have already occupied, Nos 1sa
119--thinlzing then we could accommodate our tr.d'
years to come; but find, at the lapse of scarcplv
years, that our store is two small So we leased NJ
N. EIGHTH Street Our establishment is not cossl
exterior You don't care for that, so long as good.
be purchased here for ess-by Is per cent than n
where, Low prices for desirable goods we find hi
the people better than magnificent whhigb m
These facts will illustrate themselves to you, as tTb
to us, if you will investigate the matter by comI
prices. We offer at our Passementerie and SiE H.,
Counter the following great Bargains
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11

| inch Beaded Passementerie IN
never sold for less than 19c.
II inch Beaded Passementerie, III
never sold for less than 25c.
2 inch Beaded Passementere, SI
never sold for less than SOC.
2l-2 inch Beaded Passomenterie, Sd
never sold for less than SOC.
3 inch Beaded Passementerie, sd
never sold for less than 75c.
Our So and 69c. extra wide StI
Beaded Cord Passementerie takes
lead of any goods ever offered, and VI
bear comparison with any quality sd
elsewhere at 81.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11

1897 Prizes amounting to-: -
Application for rates to clubs shonid only
be made to the office of the Company Iii New
Orleans. .,.,. r,,-
For further Information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. Send orders by express,
Registered Letter or Money Order, addressed
only 10
M. A. DAUPHAH,
New Orleans. Ln..
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
6O7 seventh Dt. Washington, D'C.
d, B. Orders addressed 40 New
Orleans III receive prem 90 AG@e"'
efOm.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
OHANGE OF TIME.
r. r. ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS 4 BROKERS',

FOURTH AND MAhKEr STREETS,
Wilmington, Delaware.
For sale $1,000 Delaware City ~ per cent
bonds. Also Is shares OF Farmers Bank.
stocks bought and sold in the New York,
Phlladelphia and Boston Markets on COLA
mission,
Letters of credit given, available In ell
parts OF the world, and drafts on England,
Ireland France, Germany and Switzerland
issued.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
MAY APPLE
G @ M P @ i N D.

FOR The CUREOF
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, ina IndlgeS"0n
headache, General Debility
Constipation, Eruptions and Blotches OF
the Skin ScEofula, Mercural Alice -,
tiops, and all Diseases arising rom OLE
ordered condition of the liver,
Stemach, Blood, etc,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
.nNnnY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS. ~
Philadelphia and intermediSt9 NAuOns' ~
sio A. MY noon: 5, 80, 7.3O, 9.65 I. M.
Philadelphia and New Y Ork, ZOO, 1'A "A
M; b.l7, 6.3s, 726 ?. M. sok
baltimore and Washi42ton, l41' Ss' STt' IN M
For further intormat,on passengers are re
fsrred to the time table es posted at me station
Trains marked thus " are limited eA'
nrI AZ upOn which extra fare Is charged.
'I1S; pT5 %; "tSN r pIIGH J, X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger agent
Daily Republican., 1882-11-11

Louisiana State Lottery Company
1ncornorated in 1865 Ior 10 years ny the
I,eQtsIature for Educational and OnaTlIspte ~ ~
purposes-atth q capital ot IiOVOOVO-0 10
which reserve fund Of over seoo.oOO mas S'noe
Nv an overwhelming popular vote ~
franchise was made part OF the preson
State Constitution adopted becemper "u'
- 'Tbe he only Lottery ever voted on and endor
sed by the people OF a1y state
nRvRR soALBs on PosTPoNEs.
Ttn Grand single Number Draw
1mGa takes place monthly.
ASPLERDID OPPORTUNITY no
WIN A FORTUNE. IlTH GRAND
nRAWlN0 GLASS, y, AT NEW On
LEANS. TUESDAY. NOVEMhEh A4'
1859 -IHOth Monthly Drawing.
Look At the following scheme unier tho''
ervision and management OF
GEN, @. II. Reauregard,of of LOUISIANA y
Cen. JubaI A. Early, OF virginia.
who manage all the Drawings Of this Com
pany. both ordinary and gemA.anmI@l
and attest the correctness Of the .puDhshee
omc'S' A'SSt AP1TAL.PRlZr sib,O 70
100 900 Tick cts at 80 Each. FFaS
liens. i'm FifGhs I'm proportion.
| LIST OF PRIZES
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RKS

II YOU doubt come to see US, and we win
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write ior
particulars and copy OF the niue pooS
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-16

The Fraternity dances have always been
very popular in this city because they have al
ways been patronized by our best citizens. The
first dance of the season will be given Tuesday
night, with music by Chandler's full quad
rifle band.
The second annual ball and band concert by
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will
be given at City Hall next Thursday evening
The object of the association is benevolent, to
relieve distress and take care of widows and
orphans of past members, and its motto, "Be-
nevolence, Sobriety and Industry" Few of us
realize the responsibility of, and dangers in
CURED, by the members of this older AS we
sit in the cars, flying along at the rate of forty
miles an hour, we hardly think of the men at
the throttle and scoop. We do not realize
that our safety often depends on the clear head
and steady nerves of the men upon the foot
boards. The danger by them incurred from
field and flood, can better be shown by the sta
tistics of the order than in any other way
During the year ending Sept. /, the order los
80 members, only one of whom died natural
death. Few of them, in old age, can say
'Iife,. we've been long together.
Thro' cloudy and thro' pleasant weather..
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caliternsa nz.n,ng stocks.
Gloucester Fish Market.
FoR THE WEEK ENDING Dec. IA.


Georges Codhsh-We quote at S634 6eS7 and S5 D
qu for large and medium. Georges cured Bank at
$5A and S4M " qtl. =
Cusk at So y .qtl: Haddock "a. Hake s31s, Pol
lock S312; slack sated do S4A % qt.
Boneless and prepared fish 519 to 61lc y b for
lower CRATES and to Sc for genuine Goldfish New
Smoked Haibut 12c " ID; Smoked Salmon at I7c:
Scaled Herring at 2sc y box; No ! at lsc; tucks
lie. Smoked Alewives 81 u hundred.
Mackerel-Held at Sl5, Sl2 and SO % bbl for Is,
2s, and 3s
Herring-We quote new round Shore at 81 o bbl.;
choice Nova Scotia split 81; medium do SIS; small
DO DO -; Bay OF Fundy gibbed S314; Nova Scotia do
ssTrout at Sl4ls y bbl; Picked Goldfish s71s Had
dock S61s, Halibut Heads S315, Tongues at Sl2;
Sounds at S12, Tongues and Sounds at Sl2 Ale.
wives 81; Swordfsh none Halif.x Salmon S220
S23; California do Sl9; Newfoundland do s27029:
Shad S1115; Fines SIS.
Fresh Halibut-No receipts the past week,
Frozen Herring-None yet arrived
Market Fish1Sales yesterday at So y cwt. for
Goldfish and haddock; fresh tongues DC ID h.
Pure Medicine Oil at 81 y GAL crude do al SOC,
Blackhsh Oil 65c; Cod do Acc; Shore do at 45cPor-
gle do, 44CG45c.
Porgie scrap, ,s15 y ton; Fish do s12;Liver do 50;
ordinary 40G5Jc
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS
pnblished every THURSDAY MORNING at s2. so n
year, II paid In advance at $500 year.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING 90,
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BEYOND The RIVER.
Away Across the Mississippi is Held Con-
vincinR Conversation.

81 tell you sir, that they are one of the neatest
combinations ever produced, and my experience of
that sort of thing has been wide enough to entitle
my judgment to respect
"oh, don't know" responded the first speakers
friend, with little yawn. as though he didn't take
much interest in the subject 81 have never been
able to see much difference in those things. They
are all pretty nearly the same size and made of
about the same stuff
The talk of which the foregoing is a fragment,
took place in Gaatin Missouri, not long ago. in
the snug Office of DR.. NJ. P. Flowers, one of the
leading physicians of the State, who followed up
the vein in which he had introduced 1t substantially
in these words:
s'Nonsense, that is the rigmarole of boy, or
rather of man who either doesn't know or doesn't
care what he says Those things, as you call them,
are Just as different as the moon is from green
cheese. Now, liniments, lotions and ointments are
very good in most for the relief of pain OF in
hammation. But, in the first place they are un-
clean. They soil the hands and the linen, besides
being always out of reach when they are most
wanted.'
swell, my dear Doctor" sighed the traveller from
the Morrill, g what would you have? This is wretch
ed world anyhow, and nothing is ever at hand when
it is wanted You can't suggest anything
Yes can" broke in the Doctor, humping the
table with his fist, II can sugge,t BENsON'S CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTER. have tried it on my
PATIENTS and lave tried it on myself for an attack
of ofNeumonia and in all rel EFF has followed in
from three to foryeght hours. The old plasters are
stage coaches-the Capcine is teegraphic dispatch
For instance, in cases of Neuralgia, Muscular
Rheumatism. Lumbago, retarded action of the Kid
neys and"
II give it up Doctor and in cases of need I'll buy
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FHE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
The opening for the prosecution.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Mr. George Bliss contin-
ued his opening address the part of the prosecu
tion in the star route today. He recaptulated
the points to which he had called attention yester
day, but sad that he bad omitted to refer to one
very significant fact which was that although Mr.;
Brady had found it cessary, or had figured to lind
it necessary, to resort to expedition 12O times
during the Az years that he he held the office of
Second Assistant Postmaster General, it had not
been found necessary to it during the
year and half since he left Office The statute on
the subject provided that in the of "expedi-
ton" due regard should be had to pro-
ductiyeness. That consideration utterly
disregarded by Brady. The only idea of productive
ness IN his mind was how much the route could be
made to produce to the contrac and himself.
He referred to route between tn lines of the Cen
trail Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads, from
Phoebe 70 Mineralspark, which had been increa ed
from $1,000 to SO 600, where the mail bag started
and arrived without letter, a postal card or a
newspaper. Various other routes we're referred to
in illustration of the same principles: There was,
IN all these things he said utter disregard of the
interests of the Government. There never has
been time when the interests of the Government
were considered under Mr.. Brady when they came
in conflict with the interest of the contractors Ey
cry construction given against the Govern
ment and everything was ayailed of to take money
out OF the Treasury for the benefit of the defend
apts.
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At meeting of the rubber manufacturers here
to-day it was decided to close the boot and shoe
factories In the country Dec. 23d, for week.
will he ma uufactured "
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y 2eH . " y =" - ~ 2 -
FrnEtr
Musc'tl Raisins2 00G3 so
London Lavers2 65d2 10
Ondura Val. ."101s@1112
Turkish Prunes. 797 1ae
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Early Rose, % bush:D
Fresh Beef Market,

0acksone ana w mite Brooks... (01O
The aooUe prices are for car lots of Potatoes sma
lots GooNt DC higher.
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EaDufs
Superfine and
low grades. 8 C0G4 90
X Snr1ns and
Xxx Spring. .5 00@ 6 90
Patent Spring
Wheats.. .-.7 75GS so
Michigan w n
ter straights5 50Q6 90
Do roller. 30 1896 20
st Louis Win
ter straight. 5 25@6 90
Do roller. g O0@6 90
Winter Wheat
patents. z O0G7 so
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.

VNHE Committee on Fire Department of the City
Il of Portland invite proposals for building for
the city steam boat of about twenty toAs burthen
designed for a fire boat for the protection of the
wharf and br dge property of the city against fire.
SAD proposals to be accompanied with drawings of
the vessel AMI specifications setting forth the den-
sions Of the vessel capacity of engines qualify of
materials emp'o in construction, and all other
essential de ails.
Proposals are also invited from Tug Boat Compa-
MES for ertorming fire service for the city. Said
proposals shall provide that at least two boats shall
be equipped with IL inch Blake pumps to be pro-
vlded by the city, and shall agree that one boat
equipped shall lways be kept in the harbor between
Bug Light and the Kerosene Works.
Parties are requested to name an annual sum for
cost of keeping such boat ready for use but shall
not include any estimated damages by fire to paint
or wood work of boat and the compensation for
vice at the fire shall be by the hour for each boat EN-
ployed.
Proposals viii be received by the committee until
December goth. But the committee reserve the
right to reject any and all proposals. Per order of
the committee, f. a. MOVES, Secretary.
noZo dtdec2O
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BATES COLLEGE.
Attempt to Increase It's Permanent

Attempt to Increase It's Permanent Fund.
BOSTON, Dec. ia meeting of the friends of
Bates College was held in this city to discuss the
subject of increasing the permanent fund the in
tuition. Prof. Chase of the college explained the
desrability of such action. The fund now amounts
to $60,O00 The college is now out of debt and it
is desired to raise 500, 900 additional for the en-
dowment of professorships and scholarships and
procuring of oks AMI apparatus. Addresses were
made by Rev Edward Everett Hale, who resided
Rev. Alex Mckenzie, Rev. DR.. Duryea and Others
A resolution was adopted favoring the enterprise
and committee appointed as follows to prepare a
plan of action: Rev. Messrs. Hale and Duryea and
Messrs. SamuelD Warren, Charles III. Russell, d.
Lothrop, Stllman B. Allen, M D. SpauldiDg j. P.
SpauldiDg, @. G. Cobb and ID. N. Richards.
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The Philadelphia Resurrectionists.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 15.-James Bowser. one of
the trustees of the Lebanon cemetery appeared be-
fore the mag strate to-day and made an aft ayit
charging DIR. w. 5. Fo bes, demonstator of anatomy
in Jefferson medical solege. and his ASSISTANT Drs.
Lehman and Denham. with conspiracy with Nc
Nance and others to desecrate graves in that
cemetery DR.. FORBES could not be found and
warrant was issued for him.
This afternoon Drs. Forbes and Lehman were
held in $4,000 each to answer a charge OF complcity
in robbery of Lebanon cemetery graves. They
will have hearing tomorrow.
McNamee and Pillett pleaded guilty. The two
Cheus reiterated their plea of not guilty and were
put upon tria The case was given to the fury who
after brief deberation returneda verdict of guilty
Upon the announcement of the verdict McNamee
asked permission to make clean breast of his
connection with Jefferson College and the hauling
of the bodies and the judge called him to the wit
ness stand and had him sworn. McNamee then
made a lengthy statement repeating the tonfes sion
which he made to the Press reporters
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Suit Against the Western Union Tele-
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Finest Block in Toledo Burned-Loss
$65OOOO

Ine Ernest BLOCK In Toledo Burned-Loss
$65O,OOo.
TOLEDO, Dec 15.- Hall block, the finest business
block in this city, was burned this morning. The
fire originated in Music Hail. a room used for pun
lie ertainments The bull ting was occupied on
the first floor by numerous jobbing houses and on
the upper floor oy law and insurance Offices the
offices of the Wabash & Ohio Central Railroad
Company, art galleries, etc. The block was e.ected
in 1874 by the estate of the late James c. Ha lett
at cost of nearly $3.50, ,000 and was sub sequently
transferred to the Connecticut Mutual Insurance
Company of Hartford, by whom it was owned when
Destroyed. The loss will probably exceed half
million, with fair proportion of insurance
The fire originated at 2.30 a. m. in the second
story. 1t was discovered Immediately and was
seemingly extinguished twenty minutes later; but
it broke out in the bird and fourth stories and
worked into the partitions Owing great difficult
ty in getting good pressure of water, the flames
spread rapidly. The efforts of the fire department
succeede ia confning the fire to the block. AT
O'Clock the flames were under control.
The loss is very heavy and falls principally ,ipon
a few wholesale houses Saylor Rodgers s. Co.
wholesale boot and shoe dealers, lose over 5000 900
L. 5. bannegardner, wholesale fancy notions loses
$65000, insured for $4,000; Wood & Acklin
wholesale grocers, loss 500 900. insured for $50
O0u; the Ohio Central railroad general Offices and
the Wabash local offices were destroyed; loss $l5-
OOO. The loss of attorneys, architects ami other
occupan foot up $20,U00 The kbudng cost
S25uOOO 1y the foreclosure of mortgage it be
came the property of the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company, upon whom the loss ia Is. In
sured for 81 10000.
The total loss is S65OOOo Total insurance
about S5oOoOO divided among nearly all the
prominent companies having agencies in the city, in
policies ranging from $40 900 down.
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The waak,s Rail,,ras

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Ths business failures of
the past seven days, as rep rted to Il. G. Dun g.
Co., number 20S as compared with 100 last week.
OF these the Eastern States had "a, Western CO.
Southern Al, Middle 80, Pacific States and Terri
tories IA, Canada 18, AID New York city IL. The
stopping of the banking house of J.. A. s. W. II.
Sweeney in New Yo,k is the most notable failure in
the city In the country, Smith Sayles, woolens,
Chepachet R. L. have assigned, IS also Cooper s.
Lawson & Co., wholesale saddlers, Baltimore, Md /,
have suspended and called meeting of their cred
ters The failures of the week generally are not so
large in the amount of liabilities or SO important as
they have been in previous weeks.
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MINOR TELRGRAMs.

Henry Ruslow of Canton, N Y, sentenced to
ten years Imprisonment, Wednesday, for incest,
hung Gimsef in his cell Thursday night.
Teresa Stubbs, who killed Stiles in Chicago, has
been found guilty of manslaughter.
A fire in Hickman, KY, Wednesday, destroyed
three blocks in the business part of the town. Loss,
100000; insurance $4,000
The awards made by the Garfield board of audit
viii probably be paid TODAY
The railroad spike mill of Ames Bell q Co., at
youngstown, O., was partly burned Wednesday
night. 0ss S50, 900.
he Duluth and Winnipeg road stockholders
Wednesday made q revolution in the management
of the road, electing directors, thus taking it
out of Boston pitalists hands.
A Milwauh ee dispatch states that Hon. j r. Pot
ter, reported dying at a poorhouse is comfortably
situated on his own farm % miles from that city
and is in good health, although 20 years of age.
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The Collision on the New York g. New
ENGLAND.

WATERBURY,, Conn Dec. 15.--Dennis Sullivan,
boss OF section gang, injured in collision last
night on the New York & New England road. is in a
critical condition. All the ribs on one side are
broken and the lung is injured. John Leary,
jur d interna ". He was unconscious all night.
Edward Giroy sustained fracture of the thigh and
other injuries G nductor Monahan had severe con-
tusions of the head. An Italian, unknown, Was
dangerously hurt, he engine of the rking train
was completely wrecked. The engine Of the freight
trAln had pilot smashed, boiler he ad stove in and
steam chest torn open The track was obs ructed
until this morning. Conflicting telegraphic orders
caused the accident.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-Flour market-Receipts
15,S67 bbls exports 4.739 bbls; firm and AIRY ac-
tive export and home trade demand, sales 10000
bbls.
Quotations of lour-No at Q 2503 5o;Superans
Western and State at 3 25d3 rs: common 10 @ cd
extra Western and State 7cG4 40; poodIto choice
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Steamer and Cargo Burned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Burglaries at Great Falls

DOVER, Dec. H. Several small burglaries were
committed in Great Falls on We nesday night The
glarized $50 worth of boots and shoes: three
oVercoats OF the value of $50 from Lords beard
ing mouse in Elm street, women's clothing from
attempt was made to burslarize homa. Ritchje's
mouse in Elm street and also the residence of
Joshua Mills in Washington street, but the thieves
Yesterday the police force arrested three men,
Lewis McGuirt, John Curtis and John mckinley,
an OF biddeford, Me. on suspicion. They were
Knapp nd held in $500 for tri i. It is reported
that some OF the gang have but recently been dis
charged from York county (Me.) jail at Alfred for
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rhe Cane Growers, Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 15.-Tbe cane growers conven-
A. Scoville secretary for the year. Several reports
were read per aiming to the cultivation of sorghum
A resolution of thanks to Commissioner Loring wa
adopted. Adjourned.
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TILE PRESS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Hand Crushed.

Hand Crushed,
BIDDEFoRD, Dec. ia French boy, II years
old, had his left hand crushed in the Pepperell
Mills today.
Charged With Incendiarism.
The sheritfs Jury to investigate the cause of the
burning, Oct. 14th of a cottage at Old Orchard
owned by j. A. Hooker of South Berwick, report
that the building was insured for double its value
that Immediately before the fire Hooper removed a
large part Of the furniture and walked TO B5deford
on lhe railroad track, and that the fire was the
work of an incendiary.
Team Stolen.
BANGOR, Dec. ia boy named Daniels stole q
team from Hill, Googins & Co.'S stable BuckspoIt,
yesterday afternoon and drive to this city and
thence to Winterport where it was recovered late
last night He offored the team for sale at several
places in Bangor.
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PRICE 8 CENTS.
Foreign Exuor,..

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Dominion-1s,.
$50 bush wheat, 1883 do as $50 cases HOLSTERS,
pork, 613 qrs beef, 20 do mutton, 300 hend sheep,
100 do cattle. 1850 TBS bacon, 1,146 $40 do
Ill 300 do lard.
MATANZAS Brig j Pettengil-603 shocks
and heads, I, ,338 boz shocks, 1Ou cart shocks.
229 It lumber.