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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
New Goods.

Plain and fancy stationary,
desk fixtures, bill files, Holders
blotter attachments, and ever
thing needed by members Of
the Legislature can be had at
Cagwin & Neteware'S, who are
daily inreceipt Of novelties from
the Eastern and San Francisco
markets. Call and listen to the
autophono and mignonette mu-
sic, opposite Pos:office Carson
street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
IN BRIEE.
Adjourned.

| Card parties are the social rage
here this Winter.
Mrs. Ats dancing scheol at
the Old Theater tonight.
| Chancellor Derby. the grea,
cattle man, is in town.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Glenn, the editor
Of the Esmeralda Herolao, is in
town.
The "Esmeralda" box sheet
will be open at the Opera House
| to-day.
Asse1nblyman Howell leaves
tonight for a short visit to San
Francisco.
Mrs. I. G.. Nye, Of San Fran
cisco, is the guest Of Mrs.
Charles F. Bicknen.
The Executive Committee of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows met here yesterday.
Mr.. Edmund James, Of this
city, has one Of the finest an
tique libraries in the state.
Senator NJ. d. Foley, Of Eure-
ka, is the leader of the Sena-
torial ton here this Winter.
Mrs. John c. Lewis, of Reno,
and daughter, Miss Hattie. are
in the city, visiting Mrs. f. f.
Adams.
The friends Of Victor Muller
will be sorry to learn that his
condition is not improving very
rapidly.
1t is stated that there were
about two dozen applicants for
the Authorship of the V. & T.
Railroad Company.
Mr.. j ID. Torreyson promises
to become the most efficient and
painstaking District Attorney
that Ormsby county ever had.
f. b. Rail, of this city, met
with an accident in San Fran
cisco several days since, severely
his right hand.
The present Board of Par
dons is rather disinclined to re-
lease offenders from the rock |
bound fastness of the State |
Prison.
For the information of stran-
gers who desire to witness the
operation we state that coinage
will be executed at the Mint
his morning.
Charley Parker, formerly a
,lerk in ThaXter's drug store,
mas been appointed as clerk to
he superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com
,any, and Is located at New
Tacoma.
Frederick Burns, who robbed
room in the Arlington House
everal nights since, yesterday
lad 4 hearing before Judge Cary
Who bound him over to appear
'efore the Grand Jury on a
barge of burglary.
Sheriff Ben Fitch, of Elko,
5 in the city. Mr.. Fitch will
ow devote a part Of his time in
developing his copper mine.
here are few who know him
1ho will not wish that he NAV
lake an everlasting fortune outE
{ it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11

Assemblyman Hardin, al
though a young gentleman, only
26 years of age, is the owner of
an immense ranch with 1900
head of cattle on it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
SENATE.

Senate called to order at IL
A. NJ. President presiding
Prayer by Rev. w. c. Gray
Minutes read and approved.
COMMITTEES REPORTS.
| BY Brumsey, of Judiuiary,
favorably on Senate Bills No. 4,
as amended.
MESSAGES.
From the Assembly transmit
ting Concurrent Resolution
thanking Governor kinkead for
services. Adopted.
! INTRODUCTION AND FIRST
| READING,
BY Foley--A bill to provide
for compiling the laws of the
State of Nevada. Judiciary
Committee.
Also a bill to amend the Act
authorizing the employment of
attorneys in Washington to
prosecute claims of the State
against the General Government.
judiciary Committee.
BY Westerfield-A bill to
provide for the publication aud
distribution of Nevada reports.
Printing Committee.
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS AND
NOTICES.
BY Dennis-A motion to pro-
coed to election of clerks. Car
ried.
Enrolling Clerk, Ii. War
rem, of Humboldt; En-
crossing Clerk, II. $. Mont
gomery, of Storey; Copying
Clerks, Miss Morris, of Ormsby,
and Miss kayser, of Storey,
were unanimously elected.
On motion Senators Wester-
field, Smyth and Foley were ap-
pointed to request the presence
of Chief Justice Hawley to ed |
the oath.
The Chief Justice appeared |
and administered the usual |
oath. !;
By Parker-A motion that a
vote of thanks be rendered Jus
ice Hawley for his prompt at
tendance. Carried.
By Williams-A resolution
hat the 'Sergeant-at-Arms fur
fish suitable rooms for the
Jerks elected.
Mr.. Westerfeld moved an
that a Committee
If Two be appointed to obtain
such rooms and ascertain their
.ost. Carried.
Parker and Hammond ap-
pointed.
MIR. Smyth moved that 800 !
'epies Of the report of f. 7.
ieorge as Commission er to the
Denver Exposition be printed.
carried.
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. lS.-Con-
erning sureties OH official bonds.
Provides for the payment of a
ateable proportion Of liability
n case Of insolvency Of one or
more bondsmen.
Mr.. Brumsey explained the
minus of the bill, stating that
similar bill had been rejected
wo years ago, it being APP
'rehended that it might effect
he Carrick bondsmen. Amend
d by making it applicable to
tate bOndsmen. Ordered en- :
'rossed.
Recess until | o'clock.
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Lost.

stripedshawl was left on char ~
the Opera House on Wednesday E.Ett
last. after The performs nce ofth Nag
Doll. The finder will confer a favor -.
leaving the shawl either al this ofscS- 80
Al the Circulating Library ROOMS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
Room to Rent.

One Bedroom, with use of ,loub par
Tor. including bath room, warn| 49,
cold water Gas in rooms
MRS. G +. HAYWARD
Curry street, one hlsck froia CSrsF.-
jlGtf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11

A SCHETM IS NOW RI MING HIS Eat
~ Der shop near the depot, and r}ms Z b..
they say, MP to the handle. Fer a g"" t.-.r..
close. artistic and quick Shave, shanlp~. .
hair cut, ;h.s place cannot easily he rnL1g..ts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
Lost.

\ scarf pin made Of a gold paiEIe -
pallet. with TWO brushes ana five sto5gt,~
of eneraldS and rubies The finder ~ T..
be rewarded by leaving it al this udsf-s-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
so Cents Per Week.

Hf- All classes Of legitimate adj er:isg sc.s:s
not exceeding si1 lines inserted in this ,s,ltsu,
for 80 Cents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11

'erETLOH'S PAEFIMERiES, INClJGC,t,
Marie Stuart. White GcranNll1 s;.,.
Spring Nioiet, for sale az the City DTa.- ~:IEE
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tais A NOtPvare'x New. EtS:,,r

NJ EW MUSIC, NOVEMBER M,GAH.HE.'
~ D&gge:t's "EraNtohs Bar" Styitryayr "a
and Mc.innon Pens. Automatic Pencil, ~
Ear Patterns, Powder, - o., Shells .,r,d Ia'-
rIGges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11

~ COIN i NOW THE 49, 81,
Wv agent in Carson of the wait
and New Howe sewing Machines
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10-Followinz
are the opening and closing quotations :;
Mexican, 3 Is, 3 20; Chollar, Il. l co
$40; Savage, 1 o.; Albion. p, 50; Belle
Ise, 40; Argenta. 45c; Con. Virginia,
:,c, :JOr: Potosi. ! 40. A.: Yellow
Jacket, 20; B.st / Belcher, Is; Utah,
>; Hale & Norcrnss. 70, II; Bullion.
SIC, 9Oc: North Belle Tale. 9Oc: Silver
King. l0!; Union. 3 Is. 3 05; Ophir. Il:
Sierra Nevada, 8 30; Independence, zoe;
Exch+Gner, PIC; Could & Curry. u:
Northern i;elle. 1Cs; Martin White, -;
Scorpion, 55c; Andes. G9c.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
HOUSE.

J I1cObO1L.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
Minutes accepted.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM.
MITTEES.
Committee on Judiciary re-
ported favorably upon Assembly
bill No %, Assembly joint res.
olution No. . with amendments,
Assembly bill No. 25, Assembly
bill No. - with amendments,
Assembly bin No. q, and un-
favorably on Assembly bin No.
%.
Committee on Education re-
ported favorably on Assembly
bill No. 90. ..
Committee on Federal Rela-
tons reported favorably on
Senate bill No. i.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Well gave notice to amend
Standing Rule No. IL so as to
enable Chairmen of Committees
to make announcements Of COM
mittee meetings after a motion
to adjourn was made and pend
/ ing the vote.
By BoskoWitz-A biIl to
amend an Act to redistrict the
State of Nevada.
MESSAGES FROM THE sENATE
Assembly bill No. : was re-
turned as passed.
Joint resolution ordering the
appointment Of a committee to
report upon the ACCESSIBILITY of
calling a Constitutional Conven-
ton came from the Senate
amended SO as to give the Senate
FIVE members of the com nittee
and the Assembly four.
Amendment rejected.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST
READING.
By Perkins-A bill to amend
the registration Act and prevent |
fraud in elections. judiciary
Committee.
BY Plke-A bill to preserve
wild game. Committee on Ag-
riculture.
Senate bill No. IA bill to
admit to probate the will of
Geo. G. Blair. judiciary Com
mittee.
Senate Concurrent Resolution
(out of order)-Relative to print
ing the Governors inaugural
message, ordering 1000 copies
printed. Adopted.
Assembly Concurrent Resolu-
ton Ne. j-Relative to amend
ing Article |, section 10 of the
Constitution.
The Committee sent in an
to the title and a
lively wrangle followed. The
Committee held that it should
be considered a joint and not a
resolution.
The Committees amendment
was adopted.
THIRD READING AND FINAL.
PASSAGE.
Assembly bill No. S-A bill
an Act relating to
The bill was adversely report
ed upon by the Committee.
to place on 6nal pas
sage lost. Motion to engrosS
was quite fully debated. The
bill provides for the abolition of
the eIfice Of Assessor and COM ,
peis the Sheriff to act as eX-
1ificio Assessor. Motion lost. t
Assembly Bill No. : { by Fish
An Act to provide for the ,
record of patents TO lands issued I
)y the State Of Nevada. Mo-
ion to consider engrossed pre-
vailed. Bill passed unanimous
y. !,
Assembly Bill No. & (by
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p. p. Company, Mirror, Hack

2. p. Company, Mirror, Hack
metack, Yosemite, Bouquet,
Farina, Floreston & HOyt's
colognes. N'islet, Rosadora,
Multihor:,, Cashmere Bouquet,
Vinagre and Royal Windsor
Toilet Waters and hurry 4
Lanman's and RedingtOn Ffori-
da Water, at Thaxter's drug
store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11

Fischer & Decker are now
setting out fine hot lunch
every Gay from II A. NJ. to >
p. NJ, and will continue to do SO
during the Winter. Also Noun
tain Beer always on tap.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-01-11
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

Eleve.thI xessien-Teash Day
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San FEANCIsCO, Jan. 10 P NJ
Union, , 81 a, 2 80 b; Sierra Nevada,
s 20 b: Mexican. 3 b; Ophir. 20 b. Il
q: Con. Virginia. SOC b, 55c o: Best &
B-lcher. 3 81 a; Gould & Curry, l 60 b,
l ID q; Savage. SIC b. 90c a; Hale Il
N"reross. l 20 b. X a; Chollsr, As 3;
Potosi, 35 b; Belcher. Soc b; Crown
Point, SIC b; Yellow Jacket, l u b;
Belle Isle. l 30 b; North Belle Isle. SIC
b: Albion, ! 50 s; Scorpion, II $; Utah,
= 80 b: Bullion. e.
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s. ig
Reserved Seats. - cents extra.
Box Shee. now open.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
sanfOra's Ginger for cramps.

In Georgia town very beautiful and ac-
eemplished young lady, who when II years old,
being well grown for one Of her years and mis-
taken by many for young lacy Of Is, re-
ceived a compliment from young gentleman
asking her company to eoncerr. she ac-
cepted. and when they reached the entrance 10
the hall che lispea out: s.Mithter c., you
won't have 10 pay bat Kwather for me /
am uniher twelve yaarth 9th
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"WORTH sTs WEIGHT EN- G0LD,"
AND MORE VALUABLE THAN
GUILD OR JEWELS.

Mr. LOWELL BULLOCK, of No.37 Westminster
street, Providence r. l., when called upon few
days since, exclaimed; ''You please say that it is
worth its weight in gold for have tested it myself,
and know whereof affirm Mr.. Is. says further;
Il had been sick year more with general debility
and pains and very lame back, which l supposed
was Rheumatism, as had been afflicted from early
childhood at intervals with Inhamu atory Rheu-
matism. Abouta year ago, when my health be
gan to fail, fpaidno special attention to it. and
kept about my bysines as usual but during the past
six months had run down in health SO fast that at
times was unable to get to my business. would
start ont in the morning in fair condition. and the
pains aud aches would come upon me so severely
that if was sitting il would be impossible for me
to arise without assistance or if l was standing
when the attack came upon me would be unable
to sit down without great suffering from the Intense
pains, and found that the plasters and liniaments
which was using were Of no permanent benefit,
and was obliged to leave my business temporarily,
At this time a member of my family read to me an
editorial communication from our leading daily pa
psr of the wonderful restoration to health of a
near friend, VINO had teen restored from severe
sickness and intense suffering of long duration by
the use of Hunts Remedy. by the earnest solicita-
ton of this friend was induced to try Hunts REM
edy, not knowing thinking thai had any dis
ease of the Kidneys. commenced to take 1t ae-
cordng to directions, and before finishing the first
bottle was relieved Of the pains in my back, and
my general health was much improved. / eontin
ued the use of the medicine until Twas completely
cured of all achessnd pains, and 1 cheerfany res
ommeni Hunts Remedy to all sufferers from Rheu-
matsm and Kidney Diseases"
may2 eod&MlwiS
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02

ASTORIA. Outside 19sh, barque G s Hubert
Davis, from New York.
GALVESTON-Cld 26th, sch l. Wilton, Rich
Portland
MoBILE--sld 2sth, sch Geo Moulton, Landorkin
Havana.
PENsACoLA--Ar 26tb, sch NJ b Chase, Blair
Galveston,
BRUNSWICK = Ar 2etb, sch Daniel pierson,
Sumner. Belfast.
Old 2Ist, sch + O Pendeton, Kn0wlton, Bangor
TYBEE-Ar goth, brig Havana. Reed Boston.
GEORGETOWN, Sc Sid 9th schs E q Sawyar,
Kelley ana Mmena, Stuart, for Machias: Ulrica II
Smith, Ri1hardeon, do.
WILMINGTON NC-Ar 2Stb, sch Pemaqud,
Wheeler, Rum Cay, Mp
CID 2Sth, sch Leonessa. Henderson, Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA--Cld 28th, sch Ella A Warner.
Hoibrook Mayaguez.
Ar Both, brig Fanny Tucker, Wheeler from
Matanzas
Ar at Delaware Breakwater 29tb, brig Hattie NJ
BAN, Collins, Matauzas; scb5 Lucy Davis, Davis,
MataDzas. Reuben Hunt, Pinkham, Baracoa.
At Delaware BTeakwater 2Sth, brig nnie
Sorer from Philadelphia for Gi and Turk; schs Liz
zie Dewey, and hage ock. $780,.
PERTH AMbOY-Ar Both. schs Jos Cakes. Has
kell, Portland; Tampa. Sanborn, Machias; NJ b Ma
honey, Castine: Lewis Clark Bartlett, Portland.
CID Both, barqoe Hattie g Mcfarland, Mcfarland
Port Royal, SC.
NEW YOItk--Ar Both. ship VIM Smith, Bart.
lett Bath; brig Mary I kimball, Dix Sagua schs
A j York, Littiejohn, Portland; Margie, Snow do;
Vashti Gates, Calais; Governor, from sedgwick;
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02

Alabama, and 1hayer Kimbali from Providence;
Maggie Ellen, llttlejohu, and Abby Thaxter, from
Portland Sabao Fynu, Nachias: Mary Sands,
Oliver, Roeklandi Pearl Foster. Miscasset
Ar LIST, barque Mirnda. Carhett, Saena; Drig Mn,
ria w Norwood Mcguire. uaihaFlen.
CID seth barQne aarS, Hallowell Adelaide,
sehs A l. hutler, Eaton, Galveston, Nash CROW
ley. NewburypOrt.
Also cid 30th ship VIM HOich Bray, Hiogo;
sch Il l. Martin, Ma tin, Para,
Passed tine ate 30th bafque Moonber m Dunbar,
New York for Valparaiso; schs Fanna Pint 90 for
Boston, Elya y Pettrgill Port ,iohnson Tor port
land Il A PIKE Baltimore Tor Boston.
NEW HAVEN-rAr 2sth soh Adde Jordan Her
riman, Pensacola
Grant from Ellsworth laaduskla, Potter 10, Ned
4 Walker Duhhin. Ioneaboro ior Rawtneket
soMERsET--Ar 2stn, sen J N Morales Jordan,
PAWTUcKET- 2sth, son Freddie Eaton,
Motz CALAIS.
NEwpoRT-Ar a9tn sons Mary Eliza, smith,
Amboy for Augusta Nolant, Sinclair New YORK
for Boothbay, (and both sailed 30th9
ylNEYAkD.tsNHAY- Ar 2Sth, sehs O II Has
kell, Eiizapetlhort for hathi M brookines. Poio'
Passed BY brig VIM Mason, from Slatanaas for
Sailed. schs Elizabeth DeHart, Thos j beckett.
Ida Della Tore Pearl, M w huppeF b n Atargie,
Abby rhaxter, 1bos Xix, Governor, 4 ! York Il M
iirooEings Henry, Douglas haynes, n Brainard.
Ar 2ath, schs Mary oliver, from Philadelphia
for Saco. Kendriok Fish, Virginia for Bath Jessie
Hart do for dol star, Annoy for Bangor, Gen Hail.
Nowburg for Thom4ston Veto, kond0ut Tor Boston
Hannah Stone from Virginia for Portland, Edith Is
Coonibs New York for Ellsworth.
BOSTON Ar 3Oth, schs Aida Lindsey Calais
w Dexter, Townsend, do Agricoia Whitmore
EswoFthi Atlanta, bradbury, aud Ariosto. Lane
Rockand; sarah. Wright Hath.
Cid 30th. brig Hattie. Linnell, Clenfuegos; echs
Jennie HAIL. Han, Pensacola; L Warren, Bah
bidge. Portland.
Ar LIST, sehs Pride of the Port rarsons, Barring
ton, Ms, Isabella Foster. Wscasset
PkoVlNoEloMN--Ar 3uth, schs Q j Willard,
Wallace Portland fer Philadelphia: Eiizsbeth De
Hart Anboy for Gardiner; Clara Leaytt, Boston
for Cardenas.
NEwBuRYPoRT- Cld Both. schs Susan. Ken
nedy, Rookland Silver Spray. Lamson .lonesport.
POkTSM0UTH-Ar Soth, sch Hiram, brown,
Calais.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
He Didn't Wait for Him.

Not long ago in ST. Louis one of those IN
fortunate creatures called "mashers'' sent
to an estimable young German lady letter
to which this postscript was added:
SIP, S. That my darling may make no
mistake, remember that will wear light
pair of pants and dark cut-away coat. In
my right band | will carry a small cane, and
in hay left cigar. Yours forever,
ADoLPHUs."
The father replied courteously, stating
that his daughter had given him authority
to represen her at the appointed place at
the time prescribed. The postscript added
was as follows:
''P. 5. Dot mine son may make no mish-
dakes will pc dreshed in mine shirt sleeves.
viii war in mine right hand Club; In
mine left hand will year six-shooter, a.
caliber. You will recognize me pv de way /
bats you on de head goople dimes dwice
init de Club. Wait for me ON de corner as |
have some dings important TO inform you
nit. Your trent, HEryRIcH MULLER
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
A Journey naafs TaiIor at
A. s. r. EsNA IDS,
Iuayldf Free, Gog. af 9rosS "a.
w Ed.

Experienced aIfereas GA old work.
also op rnt0rs Ol wilcox s. Gibbs
straw ma hine. g. %. HsLEWAs
& Co, straw Factory, IS Gross NJ.
- f3f
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
AIaroe Brood Of CHICKS.

Mrs. Barker Emery, at Hampden Upper
: Corner, leads off in the poultry business in
this part of PenobscOt county. She has, at
this time, April 9th, over two hundred
chickens. ranging from one day old 10 four
and FIVE weeks. All are healthy and active,
enjoying themselves picking up bits of food,
and burrowing in boxes Of sand and loan
prepared for this purpose. Mrs. Emery in
vited us in to see her 'yipperry." She had
an unoccupied room in the back part of the
house, formerly the room in which the cook
ing was done, and In which the old cook
stove yet remains. This room she utilized
to hatch and rear chickens in. Two win
dows face the south. A platform about three
feet eide is built up nearly level with the
window-sill, quite the length Of the room.
This platform is the foundation for the "yip-
perry" and is divided into several compart-
ments, feeding rooms, sleeping rooms, and
play-room, where the young chicks engage
in any exercise they please. The sleeping
rooms are kept warm during the night by
means Of jugs filed with hot water, around
which the broods gather, and sleep as con-
tentedly as under the wings Of the mother
The chickens are taken from the mother as
soon as Matched and transferred to the TYP
perry" where each little chick Is as indie
pendent and happy as any older bird which
crows victory over the bloody head and
dropping wings of his enemy across the way.
The room Is kept warm by the stove in
which fire is kept constantly burning du-
ring the day. 1.-THE time of our visit, about
one hundred of the oldest chickens had been
put outside where they were engaged in va
rious exercises in the warm sunshine. The
fir boughs which had protected the cellar du-
ring the cold winter, had been made into
tastefully arranged booths; into and out Of
which, they we're constantly running. Large
boxes lined with hay and straw, and warmed
by jugs of hot water as above, afforded them
safe and comfortable night protectioD. There
were other ingenious arrangements, among
which was a sick room for weak and ailing
chicks. This was also warmed as above.
When one Of these downy youngsters show
ed the first indication Of weakness or sick
ness, 1t was transferred TO the hospital (the
sick room, or hospital is a small portable af-
fair, ingeniousy constructed and lined with
flannel, and corresponds in some respects TO
the nest in which the little chicks were
hatched,) and subjected to such tender and
careful treatment as the case required. The
inevitable jug stood foster-mother to all in
valid chicks. AS fast as they became conval-
escent they were returned to the old quar-
ters. Thus far only two have died Mrs.
Emery is a genius In her business, and one
Of the most successful In Penobscot county.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
TO LET.
Store Nos. liz &ll9 Middle st.

t1ELow the Post Office where all the large
ID Wholesale lobbing Houses are located in dry
goods, Fancy and other Glasses of goods Fitted up
with two Counting rooms Brick and Iron Safe Ele-
vator, Counters, Tables, Gas and Water with light
and airy basement all in perfect repair. Heated by
furnace. Inquire of II. T.. THOMPSON J64
Bracket st. where the keys may be found.
oct2 DIFF
House and Stable TO Let.
HOUSE and Stable, on lire of Horse Railroad at
IN Woodferds. Enquire of j. II. REID,
april 3dtf Ocean Street, Noodford's
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, X. Il
Advancement of Trains.

On and after GIonday, Oct. rs,
ss.sssssssy $50, Passenger Trains viii Leave
- Portland 1T 7.30 n. M, md
.05 p. No, arriving at Worcester
st z.lb p. %. and 7.30 p. m. Returning Leave
Union Depot Worcester AZ 80 a.. and II. Is Z.
"a, arriving At Portland ct 1.z5 p. and 5sz5 p.
N.
ger CEEnson, Aver Jane., Ffeetbzrg,
EHshuR, EeweIi, Yindhnms and = p
ping at 1850 a. and 4 .05 p.
Hcr uauebesaer, Concord and pointh North, =.
f.D5 .. n1.
Fer Koche@ter, Egrsngv&le, AIgFed, Hnt-
erSsro aud Enco EkkveF.S.30 a. NJ, H.05
.. IN, and mixed at $50 .. fns Besaruing
l9aFo Rochester at tuixedi GAS q. m. II. 10
8. m, and S.35 p. rn.; arriving a. Portland
tuixedl $40 q. M, 1.26 3. m. and 6.45 p. II.
Ger eserhaHat snecaraFDa, CuE7beFiago
mills. 0estbFSok ard WcasiGoF5's.
st5.3o n. ~, sos, Gao and mixed
The s.O5 D. %. tain from Portland connects a.
Aye Lunc. with E10e=nr Tunnel Route for
Tia WoGt, and az DnE0n Dey0t. Worcester, Ter
Ne8 u orb via Norwich Line, and afi rail,
hsprsngdeid, also With N. ". a. ~. r. r.,
AZ t'iStesmeE Maryland ikocte'1 for PEfladef-
Yhia, baltimore, Wash inEtan, and the
soath and with kscsfon a Aibnny q. 3. for
ths ~ esq.
Close connections made al Wes1brook ksre.
tISn with through trains of Ne. Central r. r. ami
at GFandTrrnk rransfer Portland with through
trains 81 Grand Trunk K. z.
Through tickets TO al points South and West, al
Dept offices and a. llasltns 4 Adams No. ~ Rz-
~ Does aos stop 1t oodfords.
J.w. PETERS, supt.
The Portland daily press., 1883-05-02
MARINE NEW :.
PORT or PORTLAND
TUESDAY. May /.

TUESDAY. May L.
Arrived,
Steamer Falmouth. Pike. st John. NIB. via East-
port for Boston.
Sch Muskes, Collins. Mllville, Nj waterpipcs to
Portlond Water Co
Sch Laura Robinson, Luce Clinton Point,-sand
to Maine Cent RR.
Sch Macy A Heyer, Hutchips. Boston oil to .
Conlsy BISON.
Sch Golden Eagle, wass. Salem. to load for Ad-
olson.
Sch Jas 8 Pike, Norwood, Mt Desert cedar posts
to w Millikcn.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Ellsworth.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Holmes, East Buehill-
paving to Randall g. McAllister.
Sch White Foam, Ford, Hancock for Boston.
Sch Luella, Leighton Milbridge for Boston.
Sch Mary Elizapeth Dunton. Boothbay.