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The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14
4 Rom arkaple Floor Covering.

The astonishing durability and beauty of the
American make of "LINoLEUM" demands
special commendation. 1t is floor covering
of wonderful excelle nee, but as inferior for
eign limitations are on the market, it is well to
know that these imported goods, besides being
of poor quality, will look increasingly dirty
and dingy in use, while our own make will be
clean, bright and satisfactory. Domestic
goods are all six feet wide, and the Walton
Trade Mark with the word "LINoIEuM" is
printed on the back of every SOU re yard.
All carpet dealers keep it.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Wing says night train has been put on
the New Brunswick Railw ay to run between
Vanceboro and ST. Stephen, Houlton and
Woodstock, leaving Vanceboro upon the ar
rival Of the night train from Bangor going
east
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14
Municipal Court.

BEFORE RECORDER DYER.
FRIDAy.-John MeGinty. Common drunkard
Thirty days in House of Correction.
Mary Joyce and George Tufts. fntoxication
Fined So and costs.
VIM. Conwell. Assault. Fined So and costs.
Patrick Moran, Jr. Assault. Thirty days in the
county Jail
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STATE NEWS.
ARoosrooK COUNTY.

ARoosroOR COUNTY.
The Republican says the potato shipments
this year from Pressure Isle, Caribou and Fort
Fairfield viii reach 100000 bushels.
The Commercial says potatoes are coming In
rapidly at Fort Fairfield, and are bringing
from S1.25 to So per barrel.
Mr.. Thos. Russell is meeting with severe
reverses. A short time ago his house was
burned with all his furniture and provisions,
and few days since his daughters clothes
took fire, burning her quite badly, and him
sell and wife also received severe
and Sunday his son chopped off two of his
fngerss
HANCOCK COUNTY.
The IAmerican says large buck deer was
recently killed in Waltham, which seemed
very tame. II is thought to be the deer that
escaped from II. o. Beal. Bangor.
KEsEEBEc COUNTY.
The Messrs. Philbrook of Lisbon, contractors
for the new institute at Waterville, are on the
ground making preparations for building. IL
will take about one year to complete the whole
OXFORD COUNTY
Thomas Manson of Oxford died suddenly
Thursday, caused by bleeding of the nose. He
was 16 years OF age.
The Ibird recently shot by Abel Sanborn OF
East Fryeburg, which was supposed to be
bald-headed eagle, proves to be turkey buzz
zard (Cdrtbotes dura), very rare species in
this northern latitude, OF which only two
specimens have been reported In our State.
PENoBsooT COUNTY.
The semi-annual session Of the Grand Diyi-
sion, Sons Of Temperance, will convene in
Bangor on Wednesday evening, April Goth.
The Eastern State reports sickness In nearly
every family Ia Newport
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Sentinel says the young salmon placed
In the fish hatchery at Dennysvile are doing
well and large number OF them will be saved
to place Ia the river. A number OF wealthy
sporting men from Boston have engaged board
at Aliens hotel during the fishing season, and
have been negotiating to control part of the
river fishing.
The Sentinel says herring have made their
appearance at Passport, and IL Is expected that
the sardine factories will soon commence pack
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

F. o. BAILEY 4 Co. will sell the George
Warren property on State street on Tuesday
next. All in want ola fiEe piece of real es-
tate will do well to attend the sale.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the lit
tie sufferer at once; it produces natural. quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as bright as button"
1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums allays all pain, relieves
wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhoa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty i've
cents bottle
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

The International Exhibition of Paris award
ed to j. & E. ATKINSON, the London Perfum-
ers, the first prize for perfection in the exquis-
lite odor of their Gold-medal Bouquet.
ap11 WAS
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A Good Company's Good RECORD

larger amount OF life insurance was Sc
cured in this State By the various companies
in 1882 than for many years past, about one
fourth Of the entire number Of policies being
issued by our home company, the Union
Mutual OF this city.
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Lot Of Land or DanfOrfh Street,
nv Auction.

WE shall sell on Wednesday, April ls, at 3
w o'clock p. m, the lot Of land on corner OF
Braelett and Danforth. 891s feet on Bracket and
1873 feet deer. Also at same time an undivided
fourth part OF lot adjoining, containing about
81 600 square feet. Terms at sale
F.O. BAILEY a. co., Aaciioneers'
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Cream OF Tartar
Biearbona,e Of Soda
..Ka,alnns.inr Pa,x.isr.,

ssRoyai BaEsiaE Powder
Cream Of Tartar
Biearbonate of Soda
Carbonate OF Ammonia
Tartaric Acid
Starch
Available earbonic acid gas 1910 per cent.
equivalent to 1862 cubic incLes Of gas per or.
of Powder.
Ammonia gas 043 per cent. equivalent TO
104 cubic inches per on. OF Powder.
NoTE.-The Tartaric Acid was doubtless in
troduced IS free acid, but subsequently COM
bined with ammonia, and exists in the Powder
as Tartrate OF Ammonia.
e. G.. LOVE. Pb. ID.
New YORK, JAE'y nth, 1881
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WSM&w1y

AT 10 a. m. today, f. o. Bailey & Co. will
sell at rooms Is Exchange street large col.
lection of new and secondhand furniture
Also one case of bulbs. See auction column.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

No home is safe from the destroyer Death
without bottle of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam. 1t has saved many from consamp-
ton. Trial size 10 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14
Lieonia Lodge.

The members Of Lgonia Lodge, No. B. /. o.
o. f., gave very pleasing entertainment last
evening in Odd Fellows Hall. The pro-
gramme is below:
1DshuHleutdJ iTlO. Barber OF Seville
Mrs. Plummer, Misses Curtis and EyaLs.
Vocal ITO Ye Shepherds fell Me
Mrs. Files, Messrs. Watts and Ridon.
Solo Standard Bearer
Mr.. Ridion.
Duet, See the Pale Moon
Mrs. Files and Mr.. Watts.
Instrumental Trio. Opera of Donnfzetu
Mrs. Plummer. Misses Curtis and Evans
Solo. Katie, Come In and Shut the Gate
Mrs. Files.
Duet.........,. 49,. On to the Field of Battle
Messrs Watts and Hidlon.
Solo, .................,.........M Man of Warsman
Mr. Watts.
Instrumental Trio. ..............,... Musical Box
MRS. Plummer, Misses Curtis and Evans
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The very pleasing bill at the Lyceum con-
tinues to attract patrons. This day and eve
ming afford the last opportunities to see it and
some OF the artists who have made it so great
a success
THE UBBENANosAY.
Mr.. Proctor viii appear at Portland Theatre
in the Jibbenainosay Wednesday and Thurs
day next, and at a matinee Fast Day An ex-
change says:-"The ever attractive play Of the
Jibbenainosay "a tale of border life in the early
part OF the century, was never more popular
than at the present time. This may be partly
accounted for, perhaps. by the superior manner
in which it is presented by Mr.. Proctor and his
excellent company. All the parts being well
hlled and the Indian characters sustained by
real Indians in speaking parts for the first time
upon the stage, and proving very attractive, as
it gives new vim and life to play that has
always been popular. The friends Of Mr..
Proctor have greeted the company wherever
they have appeared with full Houses"
TRINITY GLEE CLUB.
The announcement that the Trinity Glee
Club will sing in City Hall next Friday eve.
ming insures a rare musical treat. There is
probably no more justly popular music than
college songs when sang in chorus; not because
OF being artistic in composition, bat because of
their cheer and the fond recolIections they
awaken in SO many mind. The Trinity stu
dents have been highly complimented for their
singing elsewhere, and they will doubtless be
greeted BY large audience in Portland.
THE GIGANTEAS MINsTRELs.
Leayitt's Gigantean Ministries made a gfeat
hit in Boston. They viii appear at City Hall
Fast night, and will draw a great audience.
TER tickets will be ready at Stockbridges tc-
day.
NOTES.
Frank Ffayne will be at Portland Theatre
the Goth instant.
The concert in aid Of the Longfellow Associ-
alton, to be given by the children of the public
schools under Mr.. Hazells direction, is to oc-
cur on the 10Th Of May, afternoon and evening.
The Portland Minstrels appear at Norway
this evening. The company includes j. H.
Symonds, Ed Armand, Howard and Nixon,
JAS. Doyle, Allie OBrion. Master Eddie
Creary, Geo. w. Tucker and Prof Grimmer
Quite large number of tickets have been sold.
Miss Alice Marguerite King, of Selma Ala,
is the last applicant for histrionic honors Ia
Mary Anderson and Margaret Mather.
George Edgar, who made hit few years
ago as King Lear will star in the cities through
out the country next season supported by a
strong company and backed by $50 900 capital.
Mapleson says he has "cornered" the oper-
attic market for next season. He will have
Patti, Lucca, Albani, Gerster, Sembrich and
Trebelli.
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AUCTION SALES.
FURNITURE. &C.

. AU CIION.
nm Saturday. April IA, at / o a. m. at salesroom
~ 10 Exenange street. Household Furniture,
Carpets, Beddings Crockery and Plated Ware,
time about 5000 Iiaarlem Flower Roots, Hyacinths
Tulips. Croeuses, &C., &c. Sale without reserve.
r. o. BAELEY 81 CO, Auctioneers,
ap1 2dtd
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The Government Chemist Analyses two
of the Leading Baking Powders. and
what he finds them made OF

have examined samples Of "Cleveland's
Superior Baking Powder" and "Royal
Baking Powder" purchased by myself In this
city, and find they contain:
"Cleyeland'. snperier EaLins Powders
Cream OF Tartar
Biearbonate Of Soda
Flour
Available carbonie acid gas 1861 per cents
equivalent to 1882 cubic inches Of gas per on.
Of Powder
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.


TIE LYCEUM.
The very pleasing bill at the Lyceam con-
times to attract patrons. This day and eve
ming afford the last opportunities to see it and
some of the artists who have made it so great
q success
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

THE last lot Of Adamson's Botanic Cough
Balsam is nearly gone, and you had better
make US another shipment OF twenty-five gross,
We have never sold any cough preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction as Adamsons
and the demand is constantly increasing.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO,
NewEagland Patent Medicine Warehouse, %
and IS Haaousr street."
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The above shows eonclusively that "Cleve-
lands Superior" is a strictly pure Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder. II has also been
analysed by Professor johnson OF YalO Col
iege DIR. Genth OF the University Of Fennsyl-
vanta: President Morton Of Stevens Institute;
VIM. Nj. Habirshaw, f. G. s.. Analyst for the
Chemical Trade Of New York, and other emil
nent chemists, all OF whom pronounce il ALSO
lutely pure and healthful-H Halls Journal Of
Jfoofh
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Y . u

WI md 1t to your advantage to use AveriIf
Paini. tbs more extensively used than any Paint
produced. For Economy and Durability it is
without an equal, and is guaranteed. Also Ala
pastine for tinting walls. Send for Sample Gard
and Testimonials to u. n. HAY n SON.
Junction Middle and Free streets, Agen"
or Portland. marSleoolm
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-14

The semi-annual session Of the Grand Diyi.
sion, Sons Of Temperance, will convene In
Bangor on Wednesday evening, April 10Th.
The Eastern State repor is sickness In nearly
every family 10 Newport
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-04
A New England FactOry-IIand Who
Played the Part Of Hero Well.

A Leominster dispatch in the Boston
GtObe says: An act Of heroiSm TO which
these parts are strangers was performed at
North Leommster last evening about q
o'clock. At thai time two brothers named
Mahan, about ten and twelve years OF age,
went in bathing in the Nashua river, near
The furniture-factOry of Merriam IL Hall.
The bathers getting beyond their depth,
their companions on the shore set up cry
for help, which called to the second-story
window OF the factory Frank II. Rowley,
q young man Of courageous instincts, who
saw boy frantically struggling in the Wa
ter. ROwley Immediately jumped from
the window to the ground, q dis
lance of about twenty feet, and
rushing to- the river-bank plunged
in without removing so much OF his
personal effects as shoes or shop-apron. Tie
swan to the drowning youth. who wound
his arms about the neck OF ROwley, who
struggled bravely with his burden, and
was pulled down under the water several
times before he reached, in an exhausted
condition, the outstretched hands of those
on the bank. Not until the shore was
gained was the rescuer aware that two per-
sons were freighted to him. 1t appears
that the unseen boy was under the water
clasping with drowning persons tenacity
the legs OF his brother.
One OF the boys soon recovered from the
effects of his narrow escape, but the other
was worked upon several hours before he
was brought to. Rowley, in his impetu-
Gus leap from the secOnd-story window,
struck on some hard substance, severely
bruisng his ankle. He is to-day the local
hero OF the hour.
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dun ing last night her name WAS rcpea.eu's
usuai occurrence. MS he was IN the nabit OF
tell,nc her his affairs, and especially when
,mder the influence Of liqTor. He was
very much intoxicated la. night, and had
been on spree for about three weeks. He
was drunk all the time, and had threatened
repeatedly TO XII. his wife, saying that he
would send her 10 hell and then go therc
himself. Mrs. Schmidt left hosne between
IN and II o'clock last night on account a her
husbands abuse, and returned TO the house
ahout O'Clock this morning. Between 0
and half past @ O'Clock Mrs. Martin heard
screams from Mrs Schmidt, and then a
shot WAS fred. She was In bed at The time,
but at once jumped up Before she could
realize The situation second shot was
frrd. and Immediately afterward Schmidt
appeared at the window opposite to her
room. She called 10 Schmidt. but received
no reilly. After examining a revolver
which he held in tis hand he placed the
barrel Of the weapon behHhd his left ear
and fired.
Mrs Schmidt was a good woman, and
would not engage In qharrelling, while
Schn;dt was continually abusing her.
Louis Hoiheisz, No. 10 Washington road,
dsivers for brewers, testified that he
called at ;Sdnmidt's bouse about $3.50 this
morning TO deliver beer. Schmidt was IN
the saloon. and invited him to take q
drink. After they had drunk together
Schmidt came from behind the bar and
went to the back room, where he met Mrs
Schmidt.
He said cd d-n you, i want m!
breakfast"
She said "Wait little while and yot
will get It," Without saying anything
more Schmidt placed his hands on hi
wiie's shoulders and pushed her back
few feet, when he put the revolver to hel
ear and fired. Mrs. Schmidt screamed an(
fell TO the floor. Schmidt then turned Z
the witness and said "Now / will xii
you." The witness jumped over barre
Of whiskey and ran out the front door
lie had known the Schmidts for about five
years. The wife's reputation was good
while the husbands was very bad. liz
had heard him frequently threaten TO xii
Mrs. Schmidt. The Schmidts leave pro
perry valued at $4,000.
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A BALTIMORE sAL0oN-xEEPER MURDERS
WIPE AND KILLS HIMSELF.

WIFE AND KILLS HIMSELF.
A Baltimore telegram OF the 2d SAYS
This morning about $50 o'clock Wilhelm
Schmidt shot and instantly killed his wife
Mary at their home, No. 80 south Stockton
alley, near Pratt street. The premises are
occupied rs grocery and liquorstore.
and In small room In the rear the crime
was perpetrated. After killing his wife
Schmidt rushed upstairs, and placing the
still smoking reyolver-an English bulldog
OF forty-four calibre-to his head, fired and
dropped dead. The noise caused by the dis
charge OF the weapon attracted an im-
mense throng OF persons. Informa.
ton was at once telephoned TO the
western polce-station, and Sergeant
iienneman hastened to the scene.
closed the store, and took charge of
the bodies. A fearful sight met the officers
gaze. In the small room Law the body az
the murdered woman, her face In n pool OF
blood. Blood was also streaming from the
wounds In her head and breast. Schmidt
had seized his wife by the shoulders. and.
pushing her behind the door, placed the
revolver Immediately under her left ear and
fired. The ball entered the head and
crashed through the face, SCATTERING her |
right iawbone and passing out through her |
chin. A small hole above her right breast |
told where second wound had been In
1icted. In a room Immediately over that |
In which the murdered woman lay was the
sody Of the murderer and suicide. IL was
J ghastly sight. The fatal wound was
made on the left side Of the head, and the
'uIlet was embedded In the brain.
At the inquest Mrs. Fanny Martin, No.
8 south Stockton alley, testified that
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Minnesota's Ducliing Ground.

fSt. Paul Pioneer PreSs.J
There is n curious state OF things exist
ING in a certain portion Of this State, which
can be described as follows: AT the session
Of the Legislature in 1873 the name Of
Pembina county was changed to Kittson
county. In 1879 KittsOn county was di-
vided, and Marshall county formed OF the
south half. A special law was enacted by
the last Legislature permitting the electors
OF Marshall to vote upon the question OF at
tachng this strip OF debatable land TO that
county. the vote TO be taken at q special
election to be held July 8, 1873. The cleo
ton was held at the specified time, and the
vote east was 3j7 in favor to only l
against the annexation. \ few days ago the
returns were forwarded to the Secretary Of
State, and the Governor was about to issue
his proclamation announcing the result and
declaring that the strip aforesaid was an
neXed TO Marshall county, when 1t was dis
covered that the Constitution required that
all propositions to change the boundary
lines OF county must be submitted to 4
vote of the people affected thereby at Il
general election. The act OF last winter is
therefore void, and the vote taken on the
9th instant, at the special election, OF no
legal effect. This leaves that strip OF ter
ritory, OF one and a half by SiXty-fye miles.
without any government. 1t is neutral
ground, and there is no process in law by
which crime committed therein can be
punished. 1t is IN admirable locality in
which to fight duel, and will remain so
for two years more ut least, unless the Gov
ernor calls an extra session OF the Legisla-
ture to cure the difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-04
by Jno. f. Laughton, Jr., Auclioneer,
1906 Main street.
EXECUTOR'S SALEOF EXCELLENT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HANDSOME CARPETS. sTEINWAY PIANO.
FEATHER-BEDS AND BEDDING,
LIBRARY, &C,
At Al TION.

As executor Of the estate Of John Mcfarland,
deceased. will sell nt his late residence, No. 800
south Fourth street. Candles lIill,on
TUESDAY THE 7TH INSTANT,
at 0 O'Clock 4. W., all Of the HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlTURE embracing
l STElNNAl SONS ROSEN OOH-CAst' 80
OCTAVE PIANO-an instrument of fine
tone and good hnish-with STOOL;
1PARLOR SUIT IN WALNUr-Iatest design
upholstered in Gold-Silk Coteline' with Vel
Handsome LACE CURTAINS and COR
NICES;
2RoSEW06D and WALNUT SECRETARIES
About 100 volumes OF STANDARD MIsCEL-
LANEOUs BOOKS, In Fine Bindings;
2 ANTIQUE CLAWFOOT MAHOGANY CARD
Elegant BRUSSELS PARLoR CARPETS and
LARGE HALL and STAIR CARPETS;
MATTINGS Tor all Of the loors ,..,....-.
CHAMBER and DINING-ROOM CARPETS;
TENDERS and FIRE-lRONS:
TOILET aud TIN CHARACTERISTICS: -,.-
l very massive PEDESTAL ROSEWOOD En-
TENSION DINING-TABLE, about fourteen
WALNUT DINING-kOOM CHAIRS;
Excellent REFRIGERATOR;
HAIR and sHUCK-MATTRESsEs BED
DING. and SETS or PILLOWS:
BEDSTEADs, BUREAUS, WARDROBES;
HALL-RACK, WINDOW-SHADES;
Together with Il large collection of useful
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
The CARPETS and much Of the FURNITURE
were bought new when the building was COM
pleted, only few months ago, and IS rs good as
The house will he open Oh MONDAY from 10
ned. W. Il. BENILL,
Executor Of John Mcfarland deceased.
JNo. +. LAuGHToN, Jr., Auctioneer. au
by Grubbs & Appcrson,
Real Estate Auctionecls,
No. { north Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-04
BY II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
NOR SALE PRIVATELY. THATs

EOR SALE PRIVATELY, THATE2
Il VALUABLE AND HIGIILY-IM- II
PROVED SUBURBAN FARM hNOMN AS
" MYRTLE GROVE" SITUATED NEAR THE
NEW NORTH ROAD About TWO AND 4
HALF MILES FROM THE CITY, WITH PRIV
ILEGE OF THE GROWING CROPS OF CORN.
OATS. VEGETABLES, &C.-M the request Of
4. Il. Courtney, special commissioner, In the suit
of Cushman. Sc. rs. Cushman, &C.. offer for
sale this VALUABLE FARM OF 2l0h ACRES,
of which about 70 acres IS woodland.
The improvements consist Of COMFORTA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms,
and all other necessary Out-buildings. II IS now
occupied by Mr., Robert j. ThrOckmOrton, and adj
Joins the lands Of Mrs. Corbin Burton and James
Sweeney. and Is the same place formerly owned
and occupied by Mr.. Gustayus g.. Carter.
The purchaser can take immediate possession
upon very equitable terms. or he may continue the
tenancy and receive the rent provided for In the
lease. rs he may elect.
TERMS: one thirI cash; the balance In one.
two. and three years. with interest and secured by
q deedOf trust. II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
jy 27.29 31&Au2.4,h-6t Auctioneer.
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Captain GrOnbeck, who is at the head Of
VI. Sibriako1'S enterprises ia Siberia, is
only twenty-five Years old. He was Il men,
Der of Baron NOrdenskiold's expedition
along the Arctic coast, and took part in the
search for the bodies OF Commander De-
Long and his crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-04

AIDES AND SICKLY GIRLS RE-
VllhiNG gentle and reliable stimulant will
hnd BROWNS IRON RITTERs beneficial.
ELKToS' KY.-Dr. f. u. Weatbers says: y re-
saru browns Iron Bittcrs as medicine Of un.
usual worth"
fAfETrkviLKE, ARK.-Iicv. II. }. Reilly says /:
- used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion and
chils with eutirc satisfaction.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-04
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 3, 1883.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 3, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United States
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. u. Tatun
superintendent.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Allen Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer, PlItt, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc, j. ". McCarrick. agent.
Brig Otto Graf zu ctolberg, Wesermann, Brazil.
-four, sc.
Schooner Samos, O'Ncin, Boston, coal, Cbasa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, AUG. 8, 1883.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer AccOnac, Delk. merchandise and mas.
sengers, smltlfeld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
company land sailed on returnl
steamer northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk .
inercHandlse ana passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Pamlico, Brakeman, Smithncld. mer.
cnandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl
steamship Richmond, Jenny. New York, mer.
cha"dise and passengers land sailed for West
foint, Old Dominion Steamship Company.
schooner Dora NJ. French, French, Bangor, ice
SAILED.
Schooner Seyenty-six, Brown, Boston, coal.
chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company.