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Plrmouth ohorus Aaaoointion.

This organization, which is made up from
the siugers Of Plymouth Church, gave en en-.
tertainment last evening In the church yes
try. An audience nearly filling the room
greeted them and manifested It's interest in
the exercises by hearty applause. Though sing
ing was the chief feature OF the programme,
It was pleasantly lnterspersed with readings
and instrumental music. The work OF the
chorus was wei appreciated by those present.
and their concluding piece was especially
worthy Of mention. The solos more worthy Of
remark were thsss Of Miss snsis Dsyden aud
Miss Keanard Mr.. Thompson gave due rem
dition of the piece, Searching for the slaiD,'
while it is needless to say that Mr.. Moulton
was interesting Below is given the entire
programmed
Chorus Great is the Lord HAYDN
Piano Solo 90 Valse oabliee ..;.;. Lit
y Mss Msz aaaa {. wiley ;''s Saint s@en'
Miss susie Dryden.
6ir. David Moalton. ''' '''S''''0H
Mis- Carrie Dean.
Duet-When Life is Brightest. ...... s. Pinsuti
Miss Kenuard and Mrs. Texksbury.
Solo-If Thou Wilt, Remember, ...... -. C0wen
Miss jennie Whitney.
DEMONSTRATING Hymn. -. s..s.... Concone
Mr.. 6. L. Tewksbury.
Reading earching for the Slain =. 49,. E. Anon
Mr.. +. ". Thompson.
Miss Ada Bell Kennari.
Piano Dust-Overture 10 Massaniello -. ...-A0ber
Misses ingalls, and Hoyey.
Soo-The Skip er and His Roy. ........ Gabriel
Mr. Harry NJ Milliken.
Chorus-The Mary ious Work. ....-..... ....Haydn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS nc. DAY
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Health Lift.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Spring Dress Goods-Rines Bros.
Hosiery--Owen Moore & Co.
For Saie-Maine Reports.
Notice .-Copartnership
Lost Photograph.
Notice-Andrew j. Rich.
Dissolution Copartnership.
Grand Bargains-Chsse's Carriage Rooms.
AUCTION SALES.
Furniture--F. o. Bailey & Co.
Real kstaie--F. o. Bailey 4 Co.
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Annual Meeting.

FEIHE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Publishing
Il Co, will be held at the Office of the Portland
Packing Co, No. sos Commercial Street, on Mon
day, the 14th day of May, inst, at o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose of electng officers of the
corporation and of tTansacting all other business
that may legally come before it.
JAMES p. BANTER, President.
Portland, May z, 1888. dtd
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
THE cHANrRAua.

London Assurance" the first comedy ever
presented to the public by that prolific play
writer Dion Boucicanlt, and play which not
ony gave the dramatic fame but has remained
standard comedy for several generations, will
be presented at Portland Theater, by the Chan
fraus, tonight. Mr.. Chanirau has only been
seen in Portland in kit" and pieces of that
style, for years, If yer, and few know that no
has considerable reputation in the higher walks
of the drama. His Sir Haroourt which our
people have identified with John Gilbert and
William Warren is said to be- an admirable
representation, while Mrs. Ohanfrau is called
brilliant, sparkling viraoioas Lady Guy
Spanker. The house should be crowded to-
night.
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STATE NEWS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The Baptist Society Of Pennington has ex-
tended a call 10 Rev. Mr.. Mason OF Newton
Theol0g cal School, 10 become their pastor,
which was accepted, aud he will begin his la
bors after graduating In June.
Last Monday was open time for fishing In
Rangeley Lakes, and hundreds Of the speckled
beauties were taken that day.
II Is expected that the ice will leave the
RaDgeley Lakes about the 10Th inst.
An enthusiastic meeting Ia favor OF the pro-
ject to build narrow gauge railroad from
Pennington TO Kingheld was held at the latter
place last Saturday. Solomon Stanley, ESD.
presided. A committee OF one from each Of
the towns interested was chosen to solicit sub
scriptions for the proposed road, also to essi-
mate the cost OF building the same and TO re-
port at the next meeting, to DO holden at King
field, at the call 81 the committee
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asNRYIEyr.

Next Wednesday night, after careful pre-
paration, Mrs. Anna j. Day will produce STRAIT
tons romantic opera Of "Genevieyen At Port
land Theater. The sale Of seats viii commence
Monday. There will be a good cas-, aud strong
chorus.
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KnNNEBno COUNTY.

At the Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Fe-
male College at KeDrs Hill, the honors for the
coming commencement have been awarded as
follows: Valedictory, Miss Cora q. Knight,
East Rnmiord member OF the college class;
Salntatory, Mr.. Pedro elliot Gibara, Cuba, Of
the classical course
A freight train consisting Of IS cars passed
through Augusta Wednesday morning. Tho
train got stuck ot Hallowell and shifting on
CINE dropped down aud helped Il along
Isaac M Heath, Jr., has contracted to build
for the Cascade Woolen Mil Go. at Oakland,
seven double tenement houses and enc large
boa ding house. Work on the foundation has
already begun.
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MEETINGS


FESHE Maine Eclectic Medical Society will hold its
IL Annual meeting at the PEBBLE House in Port
lard, on the 2Sd of May, 1888, at 10 a. m. All
Eclectic PLY sicians who not members are invited
to present themselves candidates for membership
The Maine Central r. r. asree to give return tick
cts. Each member is expected to have his lady at
the Annual Dinner 1t is understood that there will
be a free clinic and those so wishing mag come In
Per order j. L. WRIGHT, Secretary.
maylO dtds
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CITY AND VICINITY.

FOR OTHER LOCAL MATTER SEE kIssr PAeE.l
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-11

srSeyai BnisIng Powder.n
Cream Of Tartar
Bicarbonate OF Soda
Carbonate OF Ammonia
Tartaric Acid
Starch
Available oarhonic acid gas 1910 per cent
equivalent TO 1862 cubic incies OF gas per on.
OF Powder.
Ammonia gas DAB per cent. equivalent to
ioa cubic inches per OF. of Powder.
NoTE.-fho Tartaric Acid was doubtless in
troduced as free acid, but subsequently COM
bined with aIamonia, and exists In the Powder
AS Tartrate Of Ammonia.
10. G. LOVE. Phi. ID.
Nav YoRK JAa'y l7TH, 1881
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Cream OF Tartar
Bicarbonate OF Soda

Available carbonic acid gas 1851 per cent?
equivalent to 1882 cubic inches of gas per or,
OF Powder.
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Co-nnrfmersI,in goeice

CO-partnership Notice.
WE the undersigned have this day formed a Co
w partnership under the firm name OF SMART
& H0BS0N, for the purpose of carrying on whole
sale and retail Lumber business at No $3.50 Com
mercial street. bead Of h & NJ. Wharf. Each having
had large experience ia the business and having
good Mills at East Brighton, Vermont We feel conf
dent Of being able TO meet the wants Of our custom
ers. s. NJ. SMART,
s. d. H0BSoN.
Portland Mas lst, 1883. mayi1dIm
Lost.
I'm Plum. Middle or Free Streets, a large sized
W photograph about IA BY inches wrapped up
in s newspaper. Finder would very much obiige by
leaving at Is Plum ST., GLASGOW DYE HOUSE.
mayl1 dits
Dissolution.
sEEAIfE arm heretofore existing under name OF b. f.
\ Whitney q Co. Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. The debts will be collec ed and paid By
VIM. 3, Drew b. f. WHITNEY,
WM. b. DREW.
Portland, Mas 10th, 1883. myild3ts
Wanted.
LOWER tenement In the western part OF the
n city with TO r0oms; must be in good condi-
ton. Anyone having such tenement viii please
call on or address, references given,
T. CRANE,
my11d3ts City Hotel, City.
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memorial was then formally r,yen
into the custody OF the town. being
presented by Burgamasler Can!are, oi
oregon. A march and tho
beating Of kettle drums was
announced an approach Of the historic
procession, in which the Inhabitants
OF Eiselebun and many people nom
nsighborng states on horseback
TOOK part, presented brilliant spec.
taele. A telegram was received from
crown Prince Frederick William. expressing
regret at his absence: another from Proiess
sor Mach, OF Prosue, who sent
greetings in the names OF his col.
eagues OF the German University. AT the
ofiioial banquet this afternoon, Herr Won
Ges,ler proposed the heAlth of Emperor
William, and Superintendent Rothe
read . telegram from Earl Thaptsbury saw
ing the Protestants OF Eaaland united
10 oommemorating this great German.
TORONTO, Nov 10 The Lutheran ami.
yersary was celebrated this afternoon by a
large and distinguished gathering. Ad.
dresses appropriate to the occasion, were
delivered by the leading clergymen OF dir
lerent denominations. Special sermons
viii be preached In all protestant churches
70 morrow, and Monday nlsht there will
be a musical festival.
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Natlnnnl Nnt..

WASHINGTON, Nov 10 Tho Grsely court
OF Inquiry is still engaged In hearing the
documentary evidence. GArlngton's re-
quest will bo represented by n counsel
The cotton crop returns 10 the depart.
ment OF agriculture show a slight i'm.
proyemsnt since last report and yield OF
product nearly So per cent. OF last years
crop.
Secretary Teller, In replying to the COM
munication from Attorney-General Brews.
ter in regard TO the appointment OF an ex.
pert from the pension bureau TO assist the
district attorney In the preparation OF the
cases against the pension agents, charged
with illegal operatisn, says tnat be fully
sympathiEes with the district attorney 10
his EFFORT TO punish the parties for swim.
ding soldier and recognizes the duty o
the government TO bring all such offender,
to justice. An expert will be detailed tC
examine the papers, and all means at tn,
command OF the department will be placed
at the disposal OF the attorney general g
punish otfesaers, whether guilty, or at
tempting 10 aetrAud the government ol
applicants tar pensions.
Bell, the new supervising architect o
the treasury, took possession OF the oiiic,
to-day.
WAsHIE0roN, Nov. 10. General Matthey
MoEwing died hare to-day. He served n
surgeon in the second Virginia cavalry a
the commencement OF the war and subse
quently as slAii officer with Generals SneI
| ldan, Custer, Crook aud Ayerill.
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LoumvnLE, Nov. lO.--This has been a
general holiday In honor Of the closing OF
the exposition, after successful seaseu of
one hundred and two days, du Ing which
500 900 per,ons have been m attendance.
The building has been crowded all day aud
at o oslock tonight 10000 persons passed
through the gates. .driyingthis eflernoon. +.
u. Oarley. on behalf OF the exposition di-
reotory, delivered an address In the music
nall. MpIor Il. II. Burke, director general
of the Neg Orleans cotton exposition, also
made an eloquent address, which was re-
ocived with applause, aud at II o'clock to-
night Major J. NJ. Wright, manager, de-
olared the exposition closed.
The admirers Of T. 3. Gilmore, the leader
OF Gimores band. presented him with q
silver service and a gold mounted baton.
The local battery has been firing guns all
day, Tonight all hells and whistles
sounded alter Il Q oon,lu,ion OF o halleiuiah
chorus Of Ave hundred voices and the affair
went out In the brillance OF the light aud
noise.
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BrOWnwOOd: Fence. tut 'erS Discovered
at Their Work.
Lit.le Rock: st. Quiuten Opera Gem
pany DlSbanded.
Other Interesting News by Specials,



SAN ANTONIO, Nov. l0.-Ispeeial ~.
Robinson, whose wife was frightened to
death last summer by poisoned dog run
ming into her room, aud which dog wss
poisoned by the police, has filed suit
against the city for damages amounting to
$55 l50. The items Of the account are: To
loss OF services OF his wife, $4,000; loss OF
care, attention, love and affection OF his
wife, $40, 900; injury to his feelings, $2S 900,
funeral expenses, $50.
News has Just been received of q
sensational suicide at Pleasanton. Edwards
q Young Mexican, who has been going from
bad to worse for some time, and whose
money was all gone, and whose girl had
Tilted him, He sold his fine race mare 10
mis- mother, lost 1t at monte, and went 10
bed with his little brother. telling him to
lie quiet and say nothing, he picked up a
Winchester lying on the floor near the bed
and placed the mulzle to his side and dis.
charged 1t, the ball passing completely
through his body and coming out under
the lett arm pit. He was rapidly dying
when the neighbors rived. He uttered
no words. except, Don't say that anybody
did this; did Il myself; was tired"
From a gentleman just In from st. He'd.
wig IL is learned that last night a man
called at the house Of q negro aud told
him be was ranger and had an attach.
ment for him as a witness in case at Pleas
anton. The negro asked for the papers and
the visitor replied that the rangers had no
need for papers. The negro got his horse
and the couple rode down the road short
distance, when the white man asked II he
was armed. On the negro answering mo,
| the white man drew pistol, placed It "a
the negro's head aud fired, the ball rangius
around the head The negro fell from
his horse, when his Rssailant shot him IL
the neck His wife rushed out, screaming
out that he had shot at her and decamped
Coniectures as to his identity ar,
numerous, but the negro, who i
doing we'll, thinks that II wa
man from Gonzales County, agsins
whom he testified some time ago in cat
tie stealing case. Last night at Just twely'
o'clock man who was standing on tn
| Commerce street bridge, was seen by sever
al parties to jump in the river. The splasl
was heard and the spectators rushed to IN
spot, but suicide appeared no more. IN
river was dragged this morning, but with
out resulting In any trace OF the missin
man. No Que seem to have known him.
The thit YES of San Anton0haIe rown s
bold that last night they entered the res
dence Of Recorder Callahan and stole Il va
liable gold watch and chain, and damon
min valued at $3.50. A coat vest and pant
were touud in the yard, also check K
seventy five dollars. No clue
|. B. ThompSon a news dealer on MAI
plaza, was to day hned $3.50 by the jury ic
handling and dsposing of the Police a
Iette. Case has been appealed and 1t isb
leYed Il will be reversed.
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s,nok nnlIdInr. nurn.d.

PfrrBuRo. Now. l0.-At 1880 O'Clock
this morning Ore broke out In the east
Liberty stock yards, where all the stock
shipped from the west and south over the
Pennsylvania companies lines are fed and
WAlered before shipped east, and at this
prospects are that the whole place will be
destroyed. The loss will exceed quarter
Of million dollars. Insurance only nom.
inal. The stock yards are owned by the
Pennsylvania railroad company and ar,
leased by private corporation, OF whict
| o. II. Hallerton Is president, Nothing Il
known vet concerning the origin OF the IRE
The Exchange hotel. adjoining the stocl
yards, aud one OF the largest In the city, 4
almost burned,
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CoRsic,NA, Nov. lC,-tspcclal. l-Heory
Anderson, a negro desperado, hailing
from near Dresden, committed murder
ons assault several months ago on brother
negro. To-day officer Doolen attempted
10 servo warrant on him, when he holted.
Several shots we're fired, but he was finally
oyerhaued by deputy West and lodged In
jail. T..
disposing OF mortgaged property iour
wears ago. He will be- held 10 answer
B. H. Woods, retail grocery merchant,
failed Yesterday The stock was attached
by +. l.. Marsalis and others The goods
to t. Ratio. Of Galveston,
A heavy rain has been falling during the
past twelve hours.
W. W. Coles monster aggregation show
/ hare on the 10th.
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TERRELL, Nov. lO.-lspeOial. Miss sid
ney Hood. daughter OF Judge Hood, Of
weatherfotd, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Lydia Garter.
Mr.. b. NJ. Childress left on last nights
train for Young and Throckmorton ooun.
ties 20 look after his cattle interest there.
The Home Circle Literary society, alter a
suspension Of nearly three monthsmet this
seek at Mrs. Aliens and re.otganiEed. IL
meets Tuesday next at Captain s. A. Short.
ridges.
The debris is being removed from the old
site Of the HouRhton block, The entire
block has been purchased by Judge Hough
ton and Mr.. d. " Childrrss. They vii
rebuild Il and front Moore avenue
The brick work OF the Harris hotel vii
/ be completed next week.
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TRREros, Nov. l0.-Otficial returns from
all but two counties give Abbott 067s ma.
jority over Dixon. Parsons, the temper,
ance candidate, polled about O 600 votes,
Urner, the national candidate, about SC, ,oOO
Pun, ,DELruL, Nov, l0-The official
msjorities for auditor general and treasurer,
the only officers bailoted for, are; Niles,
1916; Livesey, 10 $50, Both are republi'
cans.
The official count OF the vote OF Phlla.
delphia shows the following republican
majorlties. Niles. auditor.
general, @,66T liyssey, state treasurer
q 9al; Graham, district attorney, no oppo
sition, IA ,225; Littleton, clerl
OF the court OF quarter sessions
y. 426; Jeffries. city comptroller, opposi
ton by committee OF one hundred, l,ll2
Powers, coroner, Is 3T7.
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AUSTIN, Nov. lO.-[speclal.l-Thc news
dealers Of Austin have agreed not to open
on Sunday.
The attorney.general Today instituted
suit against the deiaulting sheriff OF 81
Paso county, for 81 5S3.
The Western Union telegraph company
reports the following messages sent within
the state during lhe six months ending
June 30th: Full.rato messages, l4O 65S;
half rate, 80 COO. Tax on the above, 81 ,b99.
The assessment rolls show an Increase IN
the value of live stock last year, $S2 GOO eco.
The average value Of land rendered is
81 l3 per acre, against 81 90 for the pre-
cseding year.
lieutenant sheely reports everything
quiet in Frlo county. Last month his
company travelled three thousand five hun
dred and fifty.oue miles and arrested six
teen men, captured sixty'seyeH head ol
horses. Water and grass are scarce y
Frio county, ard the adiutant'generN vii
move the company further south,
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rnRr WORTH

FoRr woRru, Nov. iO,-Ispecial.l l-Your
correspondent interviewed Congressman
Lannam, OF the llth district tonight on
ihs enkerships. his first choice Is Han
cock. then Carlisle, then Cox. He leaves
for Washington on the 10th. ,,,
The ercursionists are to be handsomely
entertained while here aud induced to re-
main over until Monday, ,
An attempt will be made BY the lawyers
of Cunningham next week, TO have him
released on writ ofhabeas corpus.
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Over an Embankmen,.

BosroS, Nov. l0.-An engine and three
passenger cars, Running from Lowell to Sa-
lem. on the Lowell road and having among
other passengers thirty school girls, went
over steep embankment at Chelsea cross
from several points. II Ia not known how
many were killed or injured.
Later Information from the train which
met with the accident at Chelsea crossing
states that no one was injured except the
engineer, who, was slightly wounded. The
road officers say that no passenger cars
went on the track.
A passenger train on the Salem and Low
ell Railway was derailed by COW this
morning and the locomotive and the entire
train went OF the trAcE. The engine u up
on It's side and wrecked. Engineer Elisha
Clement isprobably fatally Injured. None
seriously than by ~ shaking up.
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Resultofa Meeting.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-A prominent railroad
man who has just returned from Topeka,
gives the following details Of the result OF
the meeting of the Transcontineutal associ.
alton and arrangements entered iuto In
regard 10 overland passenger aud
the freight tratc,. aggressive inter.
ference OF the Northern Pacific
company In the special contract system
On through freight II has been highly OBJ
iectonable to the Central Pacific since II
has threatened 20 seriously disturb one ol
It's schemes. II was therefore decided after
full discussion that the territory should b,
divided, California being assigned TO IN,
southern lines and Oregon, Washington
Territory and British Columbia 20 th,
northern lines.
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CommIttee OF FurtY

DASyrLLE, Nov. iO.-A large meeting OF
citizens this morning adopted resolutions
that In view Of the gross misstatements
concerning the riot OF the 30lh inst. being
circulated through portion Of the press,
providing for committee Of forty TO In.
auire into the facts and prepare Tor puhlioa-
ton true aud full statement OF the causes
and circumstances leading 10 II, and also n
statement Of the conduct OF the white peo.
pie, from the occurrence OF the riot TO the
closing OF the polls on the oh Instant.
Resolutions also thanking the people Ol
| Virginia, North Carolina aud Maryland
who In public meetings expressed theil
sympathy for the white people ol Danvill,
under the circumstances.
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Temporary Injunction.

Nav YoRK, Nov. i0-A temporary In.
junction was granted In tae suit OF Mar
shall A, Van Nostrand, against the
New Orleans Baton Rouge & Nicks-
burg railroad, New Orleans Pa.
citc railway, Union Trust cor'pany
VIM. Barnum aud others, 10 prevent the
transfer Of 1000 600 ncres from the New
Orleans Baton Rouge & Vicksburg, to the
New Orleans Pacific on the ground of fraud.
cHANHER or DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Nov. l0.-The chamber OF ofdeputie'
adopted municipal bill, after rejecting ths
proposal to allow Paris to elect n mayor
like other towns.
II IS believed the Transigeants state
ment regarding the proflered mediation o
the United States In the Franco Chimes,
controversy refers TO an old affair.
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IinuAruN

HousroN, Nov, l0.-[spsclall About
five O'Clock Saturday afternoon Deputy
City Marshal William Glass. was In d
saloon opposite the market house, when
Martin Ravlll an eX policeman, entered and
seeing Glass, drew u bowie knife and made
u lunge nj him. Glass drew pistol aud
/ fired one shot to intimidate Rayill, but
Rayill made another pass at him, cutting
him In the arm Glass then shot him twice
the balls going clear through his body
killing him instantly. This killing is un.
doubtedly the result Of an old grudge be-
tween the two men, who have had seVera
rows. Glass has surrendered. The Jury o
| inquest rendered verdict, KILLED In sci
defense" and Glass Was admitted 10 $50
bail, which was furnished,
William Brrkstead an engineer on thi
Sunset route died to-day from the eject
of soAlds received from his engine, whlol
was thrown from tho track last week by
rail being placed on the track. Detective
I have been In s,htCh OF the wreokeT, bu
have no clue 10 work on.
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CmoAeo. Nov. lo.--The pttiburg Besss-
mor Steel company in the Federal court
to-day filed creditors bill against Franci.
II. Hinoklsy and she Chicago, Pekin &
Southwestern railroad TO recover ON "A
Judgment $4,000 against Hlnckley last
lJnly, Tho claim ls made that Hinckley
owts the majority OF the capital stock
and Is also the owner OF the roao.
uni or the purchase OF May 3lst, 1881. Tho
bin asks that whatever Interest he holds
may be subject 10 the lien on this judg.
| ment.
The Federal grand Jury. has returned In
diolments against Frederick Erby Frank
Moore, J. A. Cariles and II. II. Shapey,
Tor using the mails In the interest oi lotter-
les. Erby, represented the Henry College
lottery al Louisville; Moore, the Louisiana
State Lottery ana Shapley, tue tile
Havana, all gave bond except Parks, who
went 10 jail.