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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

HoADELY. the Democratic candidate for
Governor CT Ohio, is running on platform
OF square opposition to a law which will
enrich the county treasures of the State by
more than S2,5eo,ooo year in the shape of
license fees on the sale of LIQUOR.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

TIE first week of business under the Re
vissd Tariff in New York city returns 81
ol4,l23 of merchandise as thrown on the
market against 81 ,939,156 in the like week
in 1882, and S1,166,61S in 1881 This in :
crease is largely due to silk goods held back
for the past two months to secure the adj
Eantages of the reductions under the new
duties as well as to other merchandise af-
fecsed in the same way; but it is altogether
unlikely that goods thrown on the market
will show like increase through July.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

How TO dispose of the English sparrow is
aproblem which has as yet found no soiu-
ton. Down South, if the Greensboro,
North Carolina, Patriot is to be believed,
the birds are solving it, for that paper says
coalition has been formed by the red birds,
robins, cat birds and other native birds, to
drive away the troublesome English spar
r0Ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

LONDON has made the curious discovery
that the wood pavements of the city are re-
sponsible for good deal of the increase of
serious affections of the eyes and lungs; and
Lord Northport has undertaken to obtain
relief through the metropolitan board of
works
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

hold that was not myself sacrificed wholly
in vain, If what have said here may con
tribute to so shaping the policy of Harvard
that 1t will not much longer use its prodi-
gious influence towards indirectly closing
for its students, as it closed for me, the ave-
nues to modern life and living thought.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12
lHE PRESS
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY -.

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases indispensable not necessarily for pubica
ton but as guarantee of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
muricstions that are not used
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

July Z, 1888
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Joint Standing
In Committee on laying out new streets. to whom
was REFER ed the petition OF Josiah Sterling and
Others praying for the discontinuing of Island Az
enue, Peaks Island, as laid out and adopted, will
7. Sterling, on Wednesday the eighteenth day Of
July, A. D., 1888 at 2 O'Clock p. m, to hear all
parties interested. and thereafter will ad1udge and
determine whether public convenience and necessI-
ties require that said Avenue should be discontin-
ued and IL they should so adjudge to discontinue
same and fix the damages as required by law
j. w. DEERIkG, Mayor,
ROBERT NJ. GOULD, Committee
JOHN q. TUKESBURY, on
AUGUSTINE ID. SMITH, Laying ont
FRANKLIN SIMONDS, New Streets.
JAMES COMEDIAN,
jly9 dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

Gov. Butler is not yet the accepted anti
monopoly candidate for president. When
proposed in the recent Chicago convention
he was rejected by vote of 1903 to 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland,
June 70, 1853.
Trucks. wagons and Draws.

Trucks, Wagons and Drays.
LIVERY Truck, Wagon, Dray, Cart Sleigh, Hand
Il Cart, Hand Sled, or other vehicle, which shall
be used in this city for the conveyance from place
to place within the city, of wood coal, lumber,
stones brick, sand, clay gravel, dirt, rubbish goods
wares, furniture, merchandise, building materials,
any other article or thing whatsoever, shall be
licensed and numbered, according to law.
Owners Of said Trucks, ETC., will present their
teams for license at my office from the 9th to l4th
of July, inclusive from 8 to ~ g. M. and from 2
to p. M. The law providing for license and mum.
bering must be strictly compiled with
BENJAMIN II. ANDREWS,
ia1Ed2w Ctftv MarahaI
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q. 4. WING,

nEAIER in Pressed Hay and Straw, No. 10
NJ Union street Commercial, at the old
stand of Geo. Il. Blake. Buyers of Hay please give
me call. Beds filed with Straw. jy7d1w
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NOTICE.

A few summer bOarders can be
accommodated at the Center
House, ono OF the pIeasnntest
places taa New England. House
new, piazza. Apply early 10 Chns.
Chandler, EEyeburg Center, Me.
ju26eod3w
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STEAMER MINNEHAHA.
STEAMER GAZELLE.

CAPT. "A. -. OLIVER,
will leave as follows, except on Excursion days,
when notice will be given In the daily papers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12

The college fitted us for this active, bus
Ting, hard-hitting, many-tongued world,
caring nothing for authority and little for
the past but full of its living thought and liv-
ing issues in dealing with which there was
no man who did not stand in pressing and
constant need of every possible preparation
as respects knowledge and exactitude and
thoroughness-the poor old college prepared
us to play our parts in this world by compel
ling US, directly or indirectly, to devote the
best part of our school lives to acquiring
confessedly superficial knowledge of two
dead languages
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-12
PEAKS ISLAND ICE COMPANY

From and after June 10, the above company viii
deliver ICE daily to any place on Peaks Island In
quantities to suit Orders may be left at the Post
Office, Peaks Island.
ju19dtf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-06
Advert iaelIleniz

i
In she vaiisf lsnAss Ciresls Ccnrt IN Jnd;-
81 1cFshesn D1slzfs q II1ll1A
J. Ire4 es5Mc< 4 a.. Csl - n Snek-
nonvfnf.s nseiA - AokGle nniIrnn1 c.
pAny q IL. UkEHnAnntaL
IN usE'NIkKcg 10 fnk BgTRNTM PIAZZA
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Ncsthesns 5tktA ~ HIcs51A - taks rou.sn1ton e
: ssa 81 ~ s.fss 49,. e ssis s ~
decree, aekp6 IL puErAsner o. pnrt1neeeD shareoE
q ssie 60 NszAn Airs111A - ~ 49, ~ 3. Co.
mana SD MI Hasa1nr. - npse1ll Masten. sAoeid,
eAargs MI sstisis tae Hens n - 1ru11ess & he
lssHasl tAttforSnest FueA ~ ghs os66r - RlorSda
.. sssaled ~ as<Aset . sid 1se1rs. - fAs sale
eli XaasI44 M he sss.s aaslSr Ssss co.Sr5ed
BY The sa4 1onEt o. he ekh day a gnIy, A. D. ISL.
70 The Yafstsnis asd the psfchaaess q Aaid rail-
Of the 40 TTsssssa % aEra and sefiisd - Store
said sPof fte rssfs.sd ezsssdiag From Tszlahassee
Ss-. 5sS srs j, gosEr. X DUszEz M.nh-l Z
the Uaii4 4txsee for tba A0fthern DiEtrics OF 10
rida, has 4sysa1 upan Asd tskeD possession Of he
rAiirosd sx1cndfag fro1a Tallahassee 70 St. Marks
with - ~ properly asd franchises thereto beIoog
Ta is ma &c b % an, .ss o, 4
lonEilk m saidsratirnsd. aud win seh The sane A.
Pnbaie oSscry. - thc Capitol IN the Cay Of Talla
haAsct ID sbc etats Of orsda 70 the highest bid
der. on tsS tsihlass Of I. brnary, A. D. lsss
PsyfnSpAs 10 ~ kasde In ezsh, or In bonds which
are dscisrxd In laaid desree 80 be Lien upon said
raiirosA isashe a1sss'as f .ses.ia Pro.sasd
70 4 MarsAAi NoftserD DistTiet Of Ford.
TAEiAsNsskEt "a, Nov -, lsSs. fsol5w
~ res Shove sale j. po..roasa us,Il x..es ga.
A d. f'ss4 JOSEPH II DURKEE.
TAI1AaassEE, IA, Feb. S, 1855 ''Al
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-06
Notice. &c INSTRUMENTATION

u! ACsrHOR11Y OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
- ielatp-g of tAe State of Florida enfislcd 4Ar
Act 20 pro8tde General Law for the incorporation
Of RaiirosSa and Canals, approved February 18Th.
1874 netlafis hereby given, required By said act
that eonssanyhxs beer formed and their articies
OF afsnciasten duly fless. nader the name OF the
sreen (ttre Spring and Melroee Railroad Com
panN TO NJ invested nth all the rights powers,
privileges end narshtste conferred upon companies
formed urer said aee for the purpose Of construct
Ing nain,Asning and operating railroad for public
use In thASconsessnee of persons and property
The Hue o5 said road IL 10 be about thirty-ve miles
In Length s4nd Is 10 be censtrncted ffon the town
Of Green Cove Spgifg, IN Clay county, thence vest
wardly to Ne town Of Mclroae, In AIachnA county,
&c X B-CANOFA,
ELL g A F.VO0ELBACH,
81 SURVIVE ACKLKT,
ELIAS EAREE
January 81 leeSA3m Ipeornofafo,n
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Northeast quarter OF north vest quarter, half
Of northwest On .rter south half of southeast quar-
ter south half Of soutbwes; quarter. northwest quar-
ter OF southwest quarter, section all Of section
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter, east half Of
southeast quarter north half Of northwest quarter
section d; southeast quarter OF northeast q arter
northeast quarter Of southeast quarter, section
north half north half Of southwest quarter, south
west quarter of southwest quarter, section west
half of northeast quarter, northwest quarter Of
southeast quarter half section q east half Of
northeast quarter, northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter, section p east half of northeast quarter
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter, northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter, section 81 north
half OF northeast quarter, northwest quarter,
section 3 west hall of northwest quarter, south
east quarter OF northwest quarter, northeast quarter
Of southwest quarter half of south quarter
%
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! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale

DTvfRsTE f5F AN ORDER BIZ TIE JUDGE
ID Gf "a Cens.sy Coast. 10 and for Leon county
on the 2asS DAY OF February. A. d. lSsS gill scI
paEiic aicxy. 20 the aig6st bidder for eash. be-
fore tbe dee o. tire Clerk OF the Circuit Couri IN
the City e IaEakassee, on The first MesAsE 10
April A. ~ 1855 II the nsnsi bpnrs oi sale. ali the
right, ut End .ierest which Amanda Chaises had
n tbs tp. 81 her deAsh ip aud all the iuieress and
title II L1 estask lie and to the following describes
real estaik EinEpsRd being ia the county Of Lson
STATE Of J Florida t.'-wit; The swk. and the W.
Of the SES, Of Section 80; all Of section 81: the
VIZ, sedsfIe ET1 Of TIVE MY, of Section =. IN
IowhehaE q, NsxSh, Of Ranse 2 East Also the
Mex u &f1i0n3 J. township |. Range /. sonlh and
Eakt-- cnBIntniDG 1.40O acres. more or iess and
known All: Lake Place" Aiso 4 NEH OF sEA.
and ST s6f thesNE1{. " section 50 township /,
Range z Worth and East--containing 50 acres.
Pnfchases TO ply for deed
&. T. A. SHINE. CommissIoner.
Petruark q. lasS-5w
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xalscharee Notice

ok. MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
- tioa 0f ,Ihis aefie-, viii present my vouchers
and 1pal 3tnTn - admjnisi razor Of the estate of
John Har@Iaett. aatc or Leon county and State of
Florida. dSesrseG 10 The Hoa Wm p Byrd County
Judge Of t9ie edstnsy. and ask to be discharged
from the f&sfsser Eaminiesraf en- Of aid estate
:.: BRADFORD HANMETT
Admth;ftrat9s Est John Hammclf. deceased.
Pea, 2e1fT%9 ~,
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discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE DATE HEREOF,
y the nnf rsignbd. aduinis ssfor Of the estate OF
Cathssine Fl Bowsu. deceased. Late OF Leon eounay,
State Of FAyida. Eia present bis final accounts 70
the Hon. w Z. Bsff. coansy Jndge Of said county.
and snk fora IiiseAasge-
S,SS A. MOsELEY
& Sheriff and ex-osleio Administrator.
Februa,NH "a, ISssfSm
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HERE AT LAST.

- - !. 49, s::s. ~: 49,. - ;s.'' :
- ~ =: - = Csss. ss.:.y re-! Z. n, s e
8s1 1907 c1lc5ns P6ROUs PlxsfEK xss
80 = q. .e.hs a.sst = xnss - u aost9's
- Iz1wR ~, - - faiep a. snip s.siss, ne
rGr1<E1 = - ~ 0eg4te-E plestsfs ~
- -, e.. Z 3 ~ { i :: ss Z :s.s
6--s@1 49,, dSsniss, NJ Yn4. GA 1
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discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF.
- the untiefsigpsd, adudnlssrator de bonis non Of
the eksassg Augusta E eseboins, hate Of Leon
co. s Asat1 nf florida deecaeed win present
his nsaai ade0nntaaD the Hon VIM r. Byrd. County
Judge q sad coassI, and apply Cor . discharge q
IS SAMUEL STEBBIES,
III AdIoinistrator de bonis non.
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Discharre Notica

CIx MtfNTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF.
- the nndessigned. administrator Of the estate Of
Edward 50 E.rmlBe, deceased, late Of Leon county,
stste Of f3es1da. will present his final accounts 70
the Hon o. T. Bra, County Judge OF said county,
and NJ fcE = disdhasge.
80 A. MOSELEY,
II EheEG and ex-oficio Administrator
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE I WILL PRE-.
- sent uyT 1uai accounts ard voucher 20 judge
". r ByrFsW LION County Cours, .ad ask for my
oischafge Fs iexeR1irix uf TIC last win Of Thomss
BarnArd, &6d guahdssn oil children
S:JI yANE P. BARNARD, Executrix
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IN T. 10. g.. z. "a, z

Southwest quarter, section . eoutheast quarter,
section 20, east half of northeast quaer northwest
quarter Of northeast quarter est half u northw
quarter southwest quarter section 81 all Of section
81; northeast quarter, west half, section 81 south
half Of northwest quarter, section 81
In 7. IS, g., 4. p T.
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IN 7. II, g., R. %. Z.

South half Of southeast quarter, section ID: north
east quarter Of southeast quarter, section ~; vest
half Of southwest quarter section %; north bait Of
Bortheast quarter, soufbest quarter Of southwest
quarter section "a; west bali Of northeast quarter,
northwest quarter north half Of southeast quarter,
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter, northeast
quarter of son Invest quarter section east half Of
northeast quarter, north half Of northwest quarter
north half Of southeast quarter, section 81 sOuth
half OF northwest quarter norh half Of southwest
quarter, section 81; east half OF northeast quarter,
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter, northwest
quarter Of southeast quarter, section -: northeast
quar- ter, section 3D.
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East half OF northeast quarter. southeast qnarter
south half Of southwest quarter, section -; west
half of northeast quarter south half Of northwest
north half of southwest quarter southwest quarter
of southwest quarter section g. half OF north
east quarter southeast quarter. southeast quarter Of
southwest quarter, section "a; al Of section 5 !;
northwest quarter east half of southeast q larter
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter section % ;
north half Of northeast quarter, section q; cast
half, north half OF southwest quarter, southeast
quarter of southwest quarter section s. al Of sec
ton So
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At New Troy, in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, on
Saturday, March ~ 1883, the following, 70 wit
Lott Nos. 1, Q. 345. 8. 9. 10. IL and H. section
~ Lots Nos /, 2,345, s, o. i0and Ii, section ia:
Lots Nos. 2. s aud ii, section ~ Lots Nos s and
IL, section 25 Lots Nos 9. Z .. 10 and II, south
half OF Lots Nos. 8, and 5. section 81
IN TT g. r n
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ATOTfCg Is HKKKSY GIVEN THAT The
In TaaioMinx h.ds a. - s10se seasc1tGM III
h< o1IereA tor sa1e nt the fcll0wing t1mea -
plAcU:
Al rnt~pssse. b vClUSIA COUNTY, %
Wednesday, AarcA Z. lGess tbe loiIowing. to-utt:
South half q souiAest nsrtsr, section - nOrtA-
half 1t rosthcagG qnATter, Dec1ion ..
IN Z. II. q. r -. Z
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IN 7. II, g., r. Is, E.

West hsK of southwest quarter, section -; Lot
No southwest quarter Of southeast quarter, east
half Of southwest quarter section 50 east half Of
northeast quarter, section 81.
IN T. IL, s., r. &c, E.
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East half, section q; MI 81 sectiOn II: Lots Nos
2 70 and IL. section -; northe6at quarter, aouth
halt, section IA
IN tbs, h. Il,
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IN T. IS, e., z. "a, Z

Lot No. /, south half Of northeast quarter south
east quarter of northwest quarter, section 4; east
half Of southwest quarter, southwest quarter Of
southwest quarter, section IL: south half Of north
east quarter north half Of southeast quarter section
"a
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Southeast quarter, section 10; southwest quarter,
west half of soutbcast quarter southeast quarter 81
southeast quarter, section II southwest quarter.
section r. east bali of southwest QuareT, aecttoD
49, northeast quarter OF northeast quarter, south
west quarter OF southeast quarter, west haH Sc
tion IA; northeast quarter, north half Of south
east quarter section Is; north half Of southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter, section g; iofs q
and f. east half Of northwest quarter, north bali Of
sogtbwest quarter. souiLeast quarter Of southwest
quarter section "A east half OF northwest quarter,
section -
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South hall, section 20; southwest quarter, Lots
Nos and ), section 81 northwest quarter section
%; west half Of northwest quarter west half Of
southwest quarter, section 81
IN 7. 70, g., K. %, Z.
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IN T. Ia, s.. R. 10, &.

Northeast quarter east half of north ives, quarter,
section 3; west half sontheast quarter, section II
southeast quarter, section Is; east hail. section ~
west hall, section 81 south half section "a.
IN I. IS, s.. r. 10, E
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Northwest quarter of northwest quarter, south
half section east half Of northeast quarter south.
west quarter of northeast quarter southelst quar-
ter west half section all of section 81 north half
~ caInail..
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KTC1l0B ~ HAkHbF 0IVKM, That UllDBk
w. - e. ~ tSehlatnfu AZ ~ ete 81 1iori-
s0ve1 M AotN. ial1 IN n ~ heNe
Ne4f1 ~ iDsf sEa4M epnMnY ~ 49,
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At BrooksrilIe, In FERNANDO COUNTY. on
Saturday, March IL, 1888. the following. to-wit:
East half, west half of northwest quarter south
wesfnarter, section 49, east half east half OF north
west quarter, southwest quarter, section 1Q north
west quarter, northeast quarter Of southweet quar-
ter, west bali Of southwest quarter. section "a;
porth ball. southeast quarter, east half Of southwest
quarter, section 30 west half Of northwest quarter
section "a
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IN 7. ID, g., r. Is, z.

North half Of Lots Nos. and 4 section l north
half north half of southeast quarter, north half Of
southwest quarter, section s; Lots Nos. 1 and q
northeast quarter Of sOuthrast quarter, section
fractional north half section g
IN 7. H. g., K. Is, T.
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IN T. 10, g., z. y, E.

At Ocala in MARION COUNTY, on Tuesday,
March 10. 1889. the following. to-wit:
Northeast quarter, east half of southeast quarter
north vest quarter Of southeast quarter section Is
Lots Nos. 3, T. 10 and IL section 70; Lots Nos s. &
and s, section 81 all fractional Of section -
Lots Nos. ], and s. section ~ Lots Nos q So o. 10
and IA. section Is Lots Nos. l. 8. and 6. rest
bali OF southwest quar- section 81 half section
d east half section 50 south halfof nor beast quar-
ter. nortbwes quarter south half section 81 south
half of northeast quarter northwest quarter, south
half section IS; Loss Nos. and 2 southwest quar-
ter section So
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Asors..1o. n ORANGE COUNTY, % s.turdsy,
NsrrA ~. l061 - fplbOwiDg. to-sit
Lot No. 1, nossA haif n Lots Moa- - 4 see1i1n
1; north ham Of Los Eoa- md = sos4hwest qnae-
est quarter OF pcEtheast qunsteS snuthest quarter
Of southeast suArsee sectiOe 81 soatbeast qoater =
norfbess2 QnAFtrr. southeast quarter 81 nonthcnGt
quarter, soetAwest qaaEter Of sonthcnet quarter see
tiuu IL; west bali 81 southeast quAs1x. souihenst
quarter Of southwest quarter, scetson II
In r. rs, g., r s. r.
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IN T. 10, s., R. 10, Z.

North bali, section I.
IN 7. 20, g.. r. -. Z.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
A Youth Charged Vv1th Horrible Crl,
Indiana.

Arrested for Murder-The Tale of a Self
 Confessed Aceomplice.
 LAFAYETTE, Oct. 14-At midnight last night Detective Harris arrested Jacob Ladd for the murder of Ada Atkinson on the strength of confession of Jacob Nelling that on the afternoon of the day on which the tragedy occurred Ladd proposed to him to commit rape on Miss Atkinson. Nelling emphatically refused and the first intimation of the crime he received was the finding of Adds body. Many believe Nelling's comics sion lie and that to escape punishment he duplicates Lladd. The latter is known to have been near the place where the murder was committed He acknowledges having heard the screams of the girl and noted by his watch the exact time. Ladd will be remsm- bered as the hostler of Mrs. Johnson, whose name has been linked with that of Mir. Atkin son in an unsayory manner. Three physi- clans to-day exhumed the remains of the dead girl, but decomposition having set in no sx- animation could be make A court of inquiry will hear Nelling's evidence under oath at Fowler tomorrow morning.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
The Libelled Steamer.

The RosedaIe Releaset--A Grand CelOOr3-
 tfon Over the Event.
 BRIDGEPORT, Ot., Got. 1.-The libel suit of the Bridgeport Steamboat company against the Rosedale for $50, 900 was heard before Judge Shipman in the United States court at Hartford Saturday and bonds were placed at $12, 900 and accepted and the Rosedale re- leased Judge Shipman gave as his opinion that the $50, 900 damages was too great and in his opinion bond of R12 ,000 was as much as the company ought to have. The news was received late last evening and 1t was quickly circulated about the city. The Rose- dale will leave New York on her regular time tomorrow. Monday. and the citizens of Bridgeport are bound to give her grand celebration upon her return from New York tomorrow evening. Pacific Eu- zine company, Eaton, Cole & Burnham Hose company, the Seamstress Wheeler & Wilson Engine company and the Sixth Ward Hook and Ladder company. with two bands of music, will turn out and make parade and 1t will be general ovation. The libel suit has created 8 great deal of excitement in town and serves, what the old company prob ably never intended, as good advertisement for the Rosedale.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
NEW YORK.
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Am Ocean Steamers Maiden Trip.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-Ths new steamer Or egon, of the Williams and Guion line, arrived at Sandy Hook bar at I2:30 p. m to-day, having made the run from Queenstown in z days, hours and 8 minutes. She was sx- pected to make the trip in six days and might have done so if the weather had been at all favorable. She encountered adverse winds during most of the voyage and had two successive days of heavy fog. One hour was lost on Friday by hot journals satur- day was fair day and almost the first on which an opportunity was offered to fairly test the speed of the new vessel That day she made 456 miles, beating the best record for twenty-four hours, which was 428 miles made by the Alaska. Mir. Pearce of the firm of John Elder $ Co.,, the builders of the ves- gel. and Mir. Guion, senior partner of the firm of Williams & Guion, were on board. Among the passengers were Mrs Langtry and her mother Mrs. Lebreten