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RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
From Montreal to Portland and Boston.

From Montreal to Portland and Boston.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-The Posts Montreal
despatch states that the Canadian Pacific rail-
way has made an important connection by
which they claim they have a route to Port
land and Boston thirty-two miles shorter than
by the Central Vemont or the South Eastern.
This is to be accomplished by purchasing or
leasing the st. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
and Portland & Ogdensburg roads, connection
with the Canadian Pacific to be made at
Rouse's Point by way of the Atlantic & North
western. The negotiations are not completed
yet, but r. b. Angus, Vice President Of the
Canadian Pacific, said to-day that by Monday
the whole affair would be settled. Ex-Governor
Fairbanks, Horace Fairbanks, Jr., Judge Ross
of st. Johnsbury, VT, and a. N. Jose Of Port
land, directors OF the roads referred to, have
been closeted for the last day or two with the
Canadian Pacific directors, and leave to-day
for Boston.
[Mr. FL. N..'Jose informs us that the meeting
in Montreal was merely accidental, that there
was no conference, and the affairs of the two
roads were only talked over.-ED.l
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

Although no formal order has yet been made,
the acting Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided TO authorize the establishment of a cattle
quarantine station at point about miles dis
tant from Waltham, Mass, with accommoda-
tions for 500 head of cattle. The terms of the
owners of the land which it is proposed to use
for this station are regarded as advantageous
for the government and the location is said to
be we'll adapted to the purpose.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-The mania for du-
plicating pay accounts seems to be spreading
outside of army and navy circles. A clerk in
the Post Office Department left for New York
several days ago for the alleged purpose of set
tling up an estate in which he claimed to he in-
terested. Since his departure it is learned that
he has sold his pay account for the current
month to fellow clerks nearly dozen times,
and thereby realized about $500.
Spurious Coinage for bangles.
Chief Brooks of the secret service this morn
ing received a set of dies from San Francisco
which have been used in the coinage of halt
quarter and one dollar gold coins for bracelet
bangles, The dies are pronounced perfect, but
as the jewellers stopped coinage as soon as no.
titled Of the illegality. it is probable they will
not be prosecuted.
National Finances.
The statement of the United States Treasur-
er shows gold, silver and United States notes
in the treasury to-day as follows:-Gold coin
and bullion, $203, ,395 ,524; silver dollars and
bullion, $118, ,219, 1888; fractional silver coin,
$27, ,907 0S9; United States notes, $53, ,032, ,718;
total, $403, ,615, ,319.
Certificates outstanding-Go $57 ,535 $3.50;
silver, S74,0O6, ,371; currency, $12.2l5, ,000
Weekly Treasury Statement.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Peruvian Government.

LIMA, Aug. 1S.-It is reported from Valpa-
raiso that a telegram has been received from
the Chilan Minister at Washington to the ef-
feet that the United States Government would
recognize the Iglesias government as soon as it
holds Lima.
A newspaper has appeared at Pisagua, called
LA Anexion."
PANAMA, Aug. 18.-The Star says that the
government of Bolivia has called the militia
into active service, and has demanded increas-
ed contributions at Quito. Cries have been
made in the streets and plazas of "Death to
hgion."
A steamer has arrived at Aspinwall with
$500 tons of machinery and material for the
works on the canal. All is quiet at Panama.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

No New Gases Of Yellow Fever.
THE ARCTIC REGIONS.
Report Of a New London whaIer.

ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Aug 18.-The whaling
schooner Era, of New London, arrived in the
Bay of st. Johns Monday. She is from Hud-
sons Bay, and her voyage extends over twenty
three months. Capt. Clisby, her commander,
reports having on board $50 barrels of oil and
38 quintals of bone. The Era had been locked
in pack ice for seventeen months, and only
escaped fortnight ago from her winter quar-
ters. One hundred and fifty miles east of
Cape Chudleigh, Labrador, ice was passed.
Capt. Clisby thinks that the past Arctic year
has been the most severe within the memory of
any person now living, and believes that the
Greeley relief ships will have great difficulty
in ascending to higher latitude than Cape
York. This opinion entirely comedies with
that OF Capt. Jackman of the steamship
Eagle recently returned from Iceland
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
City of Portland.
IN the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Eighty Three.

IN the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred aud
Eighty Three.
A Ordinance relating to the protection of the
N Public Grounds of the City.
BE II ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen ana Com
mon Council of the City of Portland in City Coun-
Gil assembled as follows:i
Section mo loaded dray, wagon, cart or other
vehicle shall be allowed to pass through the
roadways grass plats within any OF the parks or
public grounds belonging to the city. without the
written consent of the Mayor or Chairman of the
Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds, ex-
pressly given therefor. .
Section 2.-No person shall cut, mar, deface or
destroy any seat or stand, or any other structure
erected by or belonging TO City of Portland, in
tpon any street. promenade, park or any of the pub
lie grounds of the city, cut, deface DESTROY
or carry away any tree shrub or plant within such
parks or public grounds.
Section 3-Any person violating this Ordinance
shall be subject to penalty of ten dollars for each
violation thereof.
IN Board Of Mayor and Aldermen, august g. 1888.
Read and passed to be Ordained and sent down
for concurrence.
Attest; J.w. DEERING, Mayor.
In Common Council, august 6, 1888.
Read and passed to be ordained in concurrence.
Attest: SAMUEL 3. KELSEY, President of
the Common Council.
Approved August 8. 1888.
j. W. DEER1NG. Mayor.
A true copy. Attest:
GEO. C. BURGESS, City Clerk.
aug17 d2w
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Rouehs at Old Orchard.

Yesterday afternoon party of roughs from
Saccarappa entered Hildreth Bros store at
Old Orchard, and after buying cigars, began
using proiane and obscene language. The pro-
pretor interfered and was attacked by the
roughs with a dirk. With the aid of his broth
or Hildreth kept them at bay until help ar
arrived. The officer that arrested. themfgot
some ugly cuts and one of the roughs was con-
siderably Infused. Hildred was severely bruised
and had his face cut.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Proposals.

GEALED proposals will be received by the Com
y mittee on Public Buildings, on Monday, Au-
gust 90 1888 at IL O'Clock M, for the steam heat.
ing of the Chestnut street school house Plans and
specifications may be examined at the Office Of
CHAS. H. KIMBALL, Architect, 1801s Middle
street. The committee reserve the right to reject
any all bids.
Portland, Me-, August l 6th. 1883. auclRtd
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WACO, Tex, Aug. 19.-Thursday afternoon
cyclone struck Oglesby, demolishing the sta
the prairie. A man was blown distance of
200 feet. A man at Pecan Grove, Coryell
Countyswas struck by lightning and killed.
Another man was killed at Sour Lake by light
ming Friday
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
sheen K;Iles Inv lightning.

AT Garden City, L. l., this morning flock
OF sheep on the A. I. Steward farm were
struck by lightning while under tree where
they had taken refuge, and 40 of them were
killed and 20 severely injured. In this city
the storm was severe, but no serious damage is
reported.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

THE DOMINION.
A Rebate on Hay.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1S.-Information is re-
ceived here that Secretary Folger will satisfy
all proven Canadian claims for a return of ten
per cent customs duty illegally levied at the
border from exporters of hay into American
territory during several years past. The ag-
gregate claims from this province alone will
amount to $250,000.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

CAMP IscHrD, Aug. IA, via Fort Washake
Wv, Aug. 18.-The Presidential party left
Camp Lincoln this morning at $50, and con-
timed to march down tributary of the
Grosyentor, a distance of 10 miles. The party
is in excellent health.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
THE CHOLERA.
Number of Deaths,

LONDON, Aug, 19.-Thirty-two persons died
from cholera in Alexandria. Saturday. zone
was British soldier.
The deaths from cholera in Egypt Saturday
numbered $40, including 8 at Cairo. Another
death from cholera has occurred at Beyrout,
SYRIA
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A New Post Once.

PLYMOUTH Aug. 1S.-The official document
for new post office at Quincy's Station on the
railroad in Rumney, about six miles northwest
of this place. has been received from Wash
ington, and the new Office will be opened i'm
r,edi atatv
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
A Fatal BLOW.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 19.-Thomas Gal
lagher fatally stabbed Edward Gadin in
quarrel at Gadin's house on Trenton street in
this city tonight The trouble arose over
some trihing matter.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

GRAYloN, KY, Aug. 19.-The rial Of VIM
Henderson, for the murder of William Clark.
the prisoner was found guilty of murder in the
penalty.
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shot by an Officer,

PRoy1pEcE, r. L.. Aug. 19.-James O'Hare
was shot and probably fatally injured by Pa
trolman Thomas ID. Tyler while resisting arrest
Saturday night. The officer wss attacked by a
mob of roughs who were assisting persons.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
Po.,ma.,er Dend-The Turnerhund..

| HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 1S.-Walter Glad
| den, postmaster of New Britain for % years,
| died suddenly this morning, aged TO-
| A three days festival of the German Turner
bunds Of the State began tonight with torch
| light parade in honor of the arriving compa-
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

Ex-Councillor Parker Dead.
DIR. T. G. Parker, of Presque Isle, ex-Coun-
clllor, editor Of the North Star, died here to-
night of neuralgia of the heart.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 19.-Ex-Gov. VIM W.
Holden announces his withdrawal from the
Republican party.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
Failure of a Galveston Liquor and Cigar

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 1S.-Carl Schwartz,
wholesale dealer in liqnors and cigars, has as
signed. Liabilities $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
DODD's

Newspaper Advertising Agency,
905 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON
Advertisements received for every Paper in the
limited States and British Provinces at the Iowess
Contract Prices ANY information cbeerfully given
aud estimates promptly furnished.
File of the PRESS Eept for inspection st any time
Estimates furnished. Send for Circular
nf 100 choice newspapers.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
DR.. w ELLING-
TOMS CHOLERA
MIXTURE.

For Diarrhea, Cholera M0rbus,
7 Cramps, Dysentery, Violent Purg-
ing Pain in the bowels, &c.
This is the most valuable of all
the varieties in use, stands unriy-
allied and is particularly recon-
mended for children. Buy it. Try
it and you will find it a household
necessity.
The three preparations above
can be found at just one place i'm
the City.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20
SPAIN.
The Spanish Troubles.

LONDON, Aug. 1S.-The Catalonian authori-
ties state that the last band of insurgents in
Catalonia has been dispersed.
The Standards Paris dispatch says fresh dis
turbances have occurred in the vicinity of Sec
deurgel.
PARIS, Aug. 1S.-The Gaulois reports that
the French Government proposes to expel Ruiz
Zorillo from France.
MADRID, Aug. 18.- King Alfonzo started for
Valencia today. He was enthusiastically
cheered on his departure.
Quiet Restored.
MADRID, Aug. 19.-Quiet having been re-
tored throughout Spain, the various bodies of
gendarmerie engaged in quelling the recent
uprising have returned to their former station
The provincial officials are actively inquiring
into the causes Of the rebellion.
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Sl.673.00O Sl.Sl5. .00(


Receipts to-day $4O7 900
The amount of lawful money on deposit in
the Treasury for the redemption of notes of
banks reducing circulation is $l9, ,627, ,257 !;
banks in liquidation, $l3, ,142 ,62S; failed banks,
$844, ,911 making totol fund of S34, ,314 ,S06.
The Cattle Quarantine.
The acting Secretary OF the Treasury will to
day notify the collector of customs at Boston
that it has been decided to locate the national
quarantine cattle sheds at Concord, Mass. In
structions will be forwarded in few days re-
garding their construction.
Contracts Awarded.
Contracts for furnishing general supplies for
all the life-savng stations for the current fiscal
year have been awarded to the persons and
firms below named:-R. A. Robbins, f. e. Nc
Allistet, J. A. Schoonmaker & Co., Sussfeld.
Lorrach & Nordnger, E. Imhauser, G. s. Mer-
riman and j. N. Hegenen, all of New York
city; Charles e. Folger, Lockport, Niagara
county, N. Y. Dean Bros. Sanborn, Port
land, Me.
No New Gases of Yellow Fever.
A telegram was received at the Navy De-
partment to-day from Pensacola, but as it re-
related to department matters, Commodore
English declined 70 make it public. He said,
however, that no new cases of yellew fever
were reported. Surgeon Owen, who is stationed
at the yard, was said to be i'll in the first des-
patch announcing the appearance of yellow
fever.
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

United States bonds deposited 70 secure cir
eulation daring the week ending Aug. 18th.
$454,500.
United States bonds to secure circulation
withdrawn during the week ending Aug. 18th,
1851, 900.
National bank circulation outstanding-Cur-
rency notes; 1854, ,507 ,S67 gold notes, STAG, ,264
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were $309, ,709, and from customs $815, ,125.
The receipts of national bank notes for re-
dempton for the week ending to-day as COM
pared with the corresponding period of last
year were as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1883-08-20

ABBOTT FAMILY SCHOOL .oqs. ESE
LITTLE RLUE, FarmingtOn, Maine,
Address A. II. ABBOTT, Principal.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

cu,c.ao Aue 20 The Drorsrf Journal reports -nos
'n. II 600 shipments 400 market spec llau'ey az
pacLiu. 81 60 S. Packing and shipping " "s
81 an I,rbl IS 30 os5 50 Skps * 20 81 10 ,. xeak
Receipts 5000 shipments Aoy t 10 tbocs
shipping steers 20 i'~'' ~
R.csipts DO shipments tOo MARE, seu reaes
xoaI szss-Iniorior to Fab 81 s2e2 10, Oood - :" ~
So 30. ,,v a,o nsad
~, ar w.ek thus far 900 head. for same ne ,.sSs
7sn rcerlps consigned through 10! cars i sad oref
Cor ExLta steers Cunnpp nu.
Sas,~ Good 10 Choice stoers s6esV 20 'en"''A y"
- today 1000 head tota for t1s wss "a
-, 10 gu heal for tho time last wees bai
N rough market genersly xs 81
800 -, rather higher Saies -Fzlr 10 oooi ssa
80 Az no yery good heTe Western LsmDs % ~. 1,, tsr
hoos sc eipts B. 30 hoAi tosi 70 ~. con afssa
,,s hesa lot SANE las, week 400, he1 hsbef
srensh a. cars market fairly active aaa a. sSsy3 es
49, Good 10 Choice Yorkeis corn fod AZ - ,sa sod
Common 10 (,ood Grassers At 80 2OS$o ~ ooo" ''
Hnayy corn fed So 50 % ~. Pigs 4oVs'' ,ns,,s
1T louIs Aug. 2l-Cattie-necspo 3s, .s,er,tossedi
xko ,nnny stll un usually large and ors IS 100
assnS a to choice shpins steers s. 90 Sss
Fair sx 2! $50. ers.s Texans AND in-'-'
SSSsrnNReceipts 2l00 head shipmeptsE O''
ana weAt :. ~ % 900 shipments 400 m.la, IS SO
and sfrope and prices higher IUas5 20
su ~ p.nkint AT "a 1Oes5 40 Butchers Al - -. 7li
EAST LIBERTY Penn, Aug. z2.-he.sR. s.les Prime
80 .hinmsnls of do mono. market Sow
s9sS 90 fsf nos $50 head shipments zone IS 70
scr,s. md arm PhlIadelpnias So sosso w.
sec III O, sheep 1000 head, shipments n'"''
.low Priue IS 5dS 50i Fair to oood 'o"'"
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS for PURCHASE OF VESSELS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON August IL, 1888.
In with the provisions OF the 9Th section or the
making appropriations 10 supply cencenoies
tie Navy Department until moon on TUESDAY NoVEM
BER 20 1883 which time and place they Will be opened
for the vessels at the Navy yard Mare
Island California. which have been stricken IRON the NAVY
egster under authority OF Act VI Congress approVed
1882 aud which II 10 deemed Tor the oes interests
o United states TO sell
the vessels onered appraised value are the Mo-
nadnock odd 81 ZOO Alaska, Slo3UO Benecia vi ooO
Tuscarora so 800 Narraganaett sS9OOi Nysck s4Voo
Saco 5000.
TO the Secretary OF the Navy Washington e. and Endorsed
the Purchase OF Vessels AZ To distinguish
them other NoOner Tor more than one
vessel should he Included within one proposal
vessels MIL DO sold for cash. 70 te person OF petson
or corporation or corporations offering the highest prices
the appraised value thereof Each bu OF pro
posal by deposit In cash of
tory certified check OF not less than ten per cent OF no
OF tho oner proposal and also Oonu wtn poA
sum whole the Offer with two or moro
be approved by the Secretary OF the Navy conul
remaining ninety per cent OF
proposal within thirty days from the uateo s
acce tance default made In the payment OF tne
remaining ntnety per cent any part thereof within st
forfeited Government and shall be applied as
in 1888 All deposits nnd oonos OF Ou
der whose shall not be accepted VIII be returnei
10 within after the opening or the proposals
psnsd giving general concerning the vessels
bids bonds which must Dc u,en ny oiues
examined time by applying 10 tho
Commandaut Of the Mare Island Yard =.
the limits of The Yard within reasonable time may be
fixed by the Department an IN N,cuo,o
Acting secretary VI the Navy.
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COTTON MARKErs-sY rELEaRA'


,uvxuooi- Aug % 1850 s,c s'ss 10 90 sasss
Az Tn,snds Asi, do Orleans bSs o. lzloo
voD ior sossnatioa and stoort plands.
hsias inc,,dinr SA00 bales Amercan snsi,y.rv 5s1dt
"a. clause August and sopteno 5ssssdt
also bsI.d 40 september and Octoosr s5..d 90,
sso do October November uen i.eetnDeF ana
so and Decelnper delivery. ostsa 90 rv eiveFy.
January deuvery 6saa<d; do January ana FUTURES
Ss1o do February and Marop deiiver'' ''"N
hat .rna xslss Of nv
,,vRRpoot Aug 22.-200 D. m.-cotton-i"
day Included 400 bales AmericAn ,,,n, eSg
.,,xpsrox Ans, 2a-Cotton STEADY: hida.n ,ecegts.
low Mlodnne sstso. Coca Ordinary iyys.t Untaln =
.sI hsie. gross L. 2S Uaes sfports W 80. OsieA
hsss, 10 p'rauca pales " tns OonHso slss
IhauDo- - oaios es"'s"
l.IyJ bales, stocK. 9.34J baie~ ..,.. gkcI
Nkw.uaJsaxs Aug 22.-Ootton duli sss recs ~
Ior MidallnE 9Ssc.i Bo,l priatry ~coa.twisa scss
asa ,aiss. sross sS6 halesi exporo, oo- , bales
Soi.. 70 France bales, 10 the Conuno '., ast even
Ia Great bales s<os. 80"
ing 100 tales. stock- 67,U7l oAieS .,,..rnr efi
sAvASsAs. Aug. AZ Cotton dah ssS: aei reoe'ps,ss.
tavr MiaidIius 3iso Ordinary. -
70 oaes gross 20 baies e1r s,sat Britain al
balos " ConuncnI - oses. - uaesi stecA "s'
baieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
Sales bn Auelion.
DUBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND
MATERIALS -.-

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Aug 10. 1888. !
act If ongress Chaptor 80 approved August o. 1882,
fhcro will lie sold at the and az the Navy Yards herein
montonsd stores and supplies belonging TO tho Navy. un
srrviceabo therein and old articles ana materials
which cannot be prohtaby used by IeworKng OF
arnor equipment. va AZ PORTSMOUTH n n,
September II Boston. September Zo NeWl 0nuon sep
enber ri NeuYork, september 20 League Island sep
%, Washngto october l: Norfolk. OCTOBER g.
Pensacola soptebor 22i and Mare Island Call september
"a 1883. ,-. . -. ,,-,...
bidder and will commence at 10 m aud connnet IRON DAY
10 day necessary all tho articles sold or offered
articles TO be offered can be procured from
the Comm ndants OF the Yards respectively.
49, EDWARD 4. NICHOLS.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy
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Drooklnn Schools.

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID hi. old and most thoroughly equipped private school
for the of ladies VIII be reopened
SeptemEcr 10. -.-.,o, ,or
limited number OF pupils ,,o :. ,,,nar p....,u,,
l58 Montag guest, Brooklyn. N. 10
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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we're i %mon &c Prime Sess sold a. ss c
and Extra So so GIa..srs ranged r%m 20 t1e But
q E1s' for pqs sss o aSSs 90
'sstes-Halienbeck & DAYS sold evea. l1s H,S $50
o. i Fsa d. az 81 &C. eSt.sr%ss 90 Ss;
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T 81 rs 20 81 o. a O. is AZ s;S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

Thorough preparation for colleges Especially HAIR
WARD. COLUMBIA and CoRNELLl and scientific schools
fully organized business courseI FRENCH and GERMAN
form important Of regular scheme Of Instruction
NEW BUILDING perfect In SAM tary arrangements.
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