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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-16
New York, Is, close.
Petroleum quiet, Ill.

New York, 15.-Governments strong,
higher; railways lower. To-day was
another day Of depression 10 the stock
market, the weakest group being coal
shares. which were all, except Erie,
from IA to 20 per cent. lower.
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Money Market.

New York, 15.-Money market easy:
z 70 q, closed offared 2; prime mer.
cantiie paper 8 to z, sterling exchange
bankers bills steady 4811; sterling eY-
change demand ASK.
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For LOUNGES and Mattresses, 60
to SoRENsEN & CARLQUIsT, First
South street.
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BBGONB Dull CARE!

A Vocal, Ventrlloquial, Musical and Sara
toriRl Melange, In which he will dis
play his marvellous power Of changing the
voice. figure and face. with rapid changes of
picturesque costumes, new and original songs.
appropriate music and appointments.
"MarvelousIy Clever" Unsurpassed"
Truly wonderful" ''simplg Wonderful -
Immensely Popular" Extraordinary"
"UneQuaied," "Immensely Amusing," "Em.
inently Successful" Especially Enjoyable"
The above opinions have been expressed by
the daily press Of New York. In reference to
Haccabs and his werid.famous BECOME
DULL CARE"
Business Manager and Secretary, John F.
Sutton.
81 Usual prices Of Admission. Bex Office
open Thursday 1t 10 an
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SANF0RD's RADICAL CURE,


Witch Hazel, American Pine.
Canadian Fur. Marigold,
Clover Blossom, etc.
For the immediate relief and permanent
Cure Of every form of Catarrh, from q
nipple Head Cold or Influenza to the
Loss Of Smell, Taste. and Hesring,
Cough, Bronchitis, and incipient Con
sumption. Relief in FIVE minutes in any
and every case. Nothing like it. Crate.
full. fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins
from first application, and is rapid,
radical, permanent, and never failing.
One bottle Radical Cure, one Box
Catarrhal Solvent and Ssnforais Inhaler,
all IN one package, forming a complete
treatment, of ell druggists for 81. Ask
for SANEoRp's RADICAL CURE. Potter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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CURE IN EVERY CASE

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES outsell all
othe, medicines keep for skin diseases.
My customers and patients say that they
have effected q cure in every instance,
where other remedies have failed.
b. w. ROCK WAY, MD.
franklin Falls, N 81
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.
Bullion.

New York. l5.-Bar silver 1O5l.
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FoR Lame Back. Side or Chest
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
sse, Sold By z. G. II. !. Drug Store
o.
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San Francisco Stocks.
New York Mining Stocks.

Union Consolidated assessed SOC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-05

tam OF the Palyma sent out by Lieut.
0feeiey to meet the steamer Proteus
Snion Vas then on her way to Smith
Sound.
Marriage laws 81 The Church q Ens,
hand.
LONDON. Oct- 3-rhe Church concreas
at Reading discussed the proposed AL
teratlons IN the marriage lava Rev,
Dr. C.hman, of Ohio, on behalf of the
american church appealed to the
church of England to stand by their
present doctrines and maintain the ex-
istinR marriage laws.
Madaxasear.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-It is affirmed that the
commander of the French fleet in Mad
a9ascar requests immediate reinforce
ments.
Alar0 In Canssn. &.
HoSGKoSo. Oct. 3.-rhe natives of
Canton are quiet, bat Communication
between the city and the foreign con-
cessiOn has bean stopped, as il ia
thought unsafe for Earopeans to trav-
erse the city. Plans for the defense of the
c.nceesion are concerted. Three Eng
ilsh men-of-war are expected in a few
days Reports from many parts of the
empire state that the Chinese are dis
satisfied with their rulors, and signs of
internal commotion are visible. A fleet
OF Chinese RunbOats has been brought
together before the ports or islands at
the entrance TO the Canton river.
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TO all whom itmay Concern

OFFICE or THE COLUMBIA AND pUGrTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATrLE, w. T., July n, 1885.
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w GATE August 10. 1874 executed In pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved August
Is, le73 the city OF seattle conveyed 70 the
Seattle and Wnlla Wslla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
Seattle. In. along. around and about Elliot
bay, from extreme high 70 extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved Soyember & iB7a ratified and
confirmed mid grant and conveyanceu upon
certain conditions. which have lsoen fully
performed by said Company: and,
Whereas. Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vested the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla WaIla RAILROAD
and Transportation Company. in fee sim.
pie and.
Whereas. The United States has scqui.
esced In said grant and conveyance and.
Whereas, The said Seattle and Walla
WallA Railroad and Transportation Com.
pany has transferred and conveyed ell Of
said lands 70 the Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company
Now. therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that II claims the exclusive
right To occupy said lands and 10 erect
Wharyes and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain from occupying or entering upon
writing. Of said Columbia and Puget
cOLUMBiAG PUGkTa oUND r. r. co
BY =. p. WEYMOUTH.
jy38 II Assistant Superintendent.
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ssa,srrsxe usvgllseEsCs.

Posr MADISON. Oct. s.-Sailsd Ship
N0nAntuu.
Posr GAMBIA, Got. 4.-Sailed-Bark
ArkenriRht.
PoEr TowxsExD. Oct. 4-Arrived-
Bark Henry Buck.
San FRANcEnco. Dot. ARRIVED
Steamer Queen Of the Pacific, from
Portland Bark James Chester, from
Port Gamble.
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FO E n / 4 n.

Victoria shlppanG News-Real Essase
DDosm.
vrcroRlA, b. c., Oct. 4.--The steam
ship Dakota has arrived FROM San Fran
CISCO.
The bark Antwerp, IS days from
Shanghai, for orders. has arrived. Dur
ing the passage the mate fell from the
f0re-yard 20 the deck and broke his
The bark Emissions, lumber laden, and
ship Edwin Rcd, loaded with coal, are
ready for sea-
Real estate operators are iubilant.
One twelfth Of town lot on the princi-
pal busineas street sold today for g 800,
bsing ~ the rate Of Sos 800 for full los.
This 10 the highest price ever paid for Q
lot in British Columbia. Is 10 claimed
- indioate.an approaching boom.
greseh A9alss.
PANS, Oct. 3.-lt il stated that the
Chamber Of Deputies will have 10 judge
between Prseideut 0rSvy and Ferry. II
the Ainisters carry the day, the Presi-
dent will Issue Q message and retire
into private life. Sosns papers describe
Depusy Antoinea' arress - an answer
70 the anil German cries on Saturday.
Antoine In replying to . magistrate aid.
be desired ths restoration Of AlaAce- IIOr-
rsins by force il necessary but he would
prefer diplomacy. He states that is 10
s0aght % prove that he u IN agent VI
the French RUvernment-
rhe Fever ADsea11aG.
0uAYMAs, Out. A-Only three deaths
in the Last two dxya Twenty-six are
reported from HsEmosillo. and ill aione
tho road are victims 0veKtaken By the
fever, unable 10 proceed further. News
fiom the YaQui river reports the apread
OF the fever AMONG the Indiana a Iet-
Ter reosiyed announces the death of
too Of tho party uho left hsFe in Aug-
ust 10 survey the T0o0losamp0 railroad.
The names are NOS given.
re Gseeaey GxpeAas1sa'
DUNDEE, Oot. l.-Ons Of the natives
met on the islsud was very Intelligent
man and spoke Some EnRliah. He
said that he and his brothsss
found ave men living ct
Dnh (eg Ebab), . 1ahing soati0a
euath az Lsslseon IslanA, a 6sith's
6ono1. Thsy uese ~ = auoa hGMl1h.
n leadsg uaa . tai gu61t Uan, CO
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The canning Of whales 10 new in
dustry in Norway. A. the creatures ars
not put up in fat boxes heads to tails, IL
h not anticipated that the business will
interfere with Maine's sardine industry
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Alar1 In Canton.
TmE NORrnERN PACIFIC.
s@psrsant AnnOaacenaenl by the Cea.
erai freight AGens-villard lister.
viewed.

s@persans Advancement by the Cen.
erai freight AGens-viDlard lister.
viewed.
CHICAGO. Sept. al. N. Hannford,
General Freight Agent of the Northern
Pacific. has addressed telegram to the
General Freight Agents of the st. Paul,
Rock Island and Northwestern roads 70
the effect that after October LIST the rate
to and from San Francisco BY the North
ern Pacific road will be the same as via
direct lines, making the rates at the
same time to Tacoma and Seattle the
Same as to Portland, and cents for
lightsrage for Port Townsend and Vic
toria. The Northern Pacific asks a
share of the business between here and
the Pacific coast A decision has been
reserved, because no pooling arrange
ment WAS entered into between the Pa
cifio and Northern Pacific roads at the
recent San Francisco meeting. The
lines to whom the telegram is addressed
feel inclined to take advantage of this
new arrangement, because the Northern
Pacific business is not pooled, and be-
cause it is pool on the business going
by the Iowa trunk lines to the Pacific
coast via the Union Pacific road, that
could as we'll go via Chicago and Omaha
or Kansas City. The Burlington and
Missouri Pacific roads would certainly
show some opposition to the arrange
ment. as they are parties to the Califor-
MIA pool. It is prOboble that there will
in few days be a called meeting Of the
lines in the North western Traffic Asso-
citation for the purpose of considering
the matter, and which call will perhaps
lead to the formation of a psol of which
the Northern Pacific will be party.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-05
Mr.. WILLARD INTERVIEWED.

CHICAGO, Sept.3O.-A special fro.a New
York of the 10th says: Henry Willard
being interviewed today, said he was
not troubled about the fall in Northern
Pacific stocks; that they were held for
the control of the road, and that fuctu-
atoms would make no difference. He
had sold none, and said he didn't in
tend to sell. He considers the invest
ment good, and predicts the road will
earn fifteen million next year.
"How do you propose ~ fund the
Northern Pacific floating debt?" re-
porter asked.
Northern Pacific has no floating
debt" Mr.. Willard answered, with much
earnestness. at has been paid by the
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
We coulx not Issue second mortgage
bonds without getting the consent of
our stockholders. We do not sontet0-
plate anything of that kind. We have
not discussed it. There is no need OF
any new issue Of bonds, because there ID
no floating debt, for the Oregon and
Transc0ntinenta Company holds salts
factory obligations of the Northern Pa
oific railroad. a. In business merchant
may borrow money on his note. ! CON-
slider every obligation of the Northern
Pacific just a. good a. gold"
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WANTED.

| 4 GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
| ~ work In . family Of three. Apply 70
| MRS. n. H. LEWIS.
81 Corner Of Cherry and Eleventh sts.
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|HOOD MAN TO RUN THE PLANER
NJ in the L. w. n. Co.'S mill on Lake
Washington. A steady job al winter to
. I'VE NAN: no other need apply good
wages. q. G. PaINNEY & CO,
sel u Al the Mill.
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VNE WILL Owe FIFTY DOLLARS
w pr n for 1r stumps delivered ~ oar
nm : l'1' T 3. {. FI;issk Ef' g.
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AlSCELLA >.EO,ls
Coat Maker Wanted.

A FIRaT-CLASS COAT MAKE
IA wanted. Call upon q. KENNEY.
Merchant Tailor and Outfltter. CONNER
cfal street. Seattle. w. T. oc3 II
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SITUATION As BOOK-KEKPMR OR
- salesman. or will do any Aind Of ONCE
work. Salafy not 50 much an object as .
position. address . II. q. T." this Office.
OCT u
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ROOMS TO LET.

r ARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR
IL Biahed rooms, suitable for man and
wife. with or without board. Corner Of
Seventh and MIN streets.
sea5 i0 MRS. aLKDHILL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-05
THE SAN FRANC1soo CONFERENCE

The appointment of John G. Gault,
late vice president of the Waba b, and
formerly general superintendent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
road, IA commissioner in the new Cali
fOrnia pool, gives general satisfaction in
railroad orioles here. Gault, who is
now in the city, says he will accept the
position provided he will nos have TO
move his headquarters to San Francis
co, members of his family objecting to
which does not agree with them. He
would prefer to max his headquarters
in this city, believing this to be the
most central point from which to d.
rect the new pool, which comprises all
the Pacific lines. including the Sunset
Route from New Orleans and the North
ern Pacific from st. Paul.
New YORK, Sept. ga Ti,pes edito-
rial on the railroad meeting at San
Francisoo says: 1t seems to have been
held to confirm the decisicn Of the Cen
trail Pacific group of capitalists that the
Northern Pacific must cOnfins its opera
tions to the region near its terminus,
must NOT underbid them in dealing with
shippers of freight, and must not inter
fere with them in California. The
Northern Pacific appears to have 40
cepted the terms without protest. II
may be that by entering the pool and
adopting the old and exOrbitant rates it
has not only disappointed the people
by the exhibition of in4ratitude, but
has also. retarded the growth of the
western terminal region and handi-
capped its earning power.
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HouseWork Wanted.
A WOMAN. WILLING AND ABLE.
n wants to work In q private family.
4 pply ct MRS. SANDERS.
ocS II Corner Seventh and Spring SITS.
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SAN FRANCIscO, Oct. 3.-The most des-
perats efforts continue to be made to
smuRgle opium into this port. Fifty
six cases. libeled today by District At
torney Hilburn. are alleged to have been
fraudulently imported on tho last trip
of the Oceanic.
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seen registered letters leave the Belling-
ton office, Hoffman and l were 20 do
the robbing, prics vas 10 90 to Belling-
ton possofilss and II there were several
letters in the mail he Was 10 ride along
ON tho left hand side Of the mail boy,
aud when they got into Browne woods.
We tHofman and l ssepped into the
road, Hoffman drew a revolver aud ! \
club. We made the boy 60 Cd his horss
and We took the mail pouch in the
woods and cut il open, took out the lot.
tsrs and got all the money and left. !
got about So. The money was to be
equally divided among IA The day
after the robbery, Howes said 10 mo. u
he did not get his share he would make
a revealation. Hoffman took Prices
share and ws give il 10 him. Before the
robbery Vas committed, We planned ~
Law il on the Siias Hilicross, and Sam
Coontxs. and think Albert England
and Marion Howea, knees that the mail
was 10 30 robbed on she day We did il.
Eeisespas csaycasisa.
pHILADEIPHIA, Oct. 1.-The appoint
n,eut Of different committees vas Oon-
pleted. The treasurer Of the conven-
ton reported that the balance on Got.
9Th, 1850, was $l2ls; assessment from
1913 clergymen, &9shS9; triennial ex-
penses, $466; balance, th92; expenses,
1850 70 1883: salaries. 5000; Journal,
t106S; stationary and printing, $l90l;
miscellaneous, $l273. An invitation
was extended FROM the Board OF Direct
ors OF the Union League 10 visit and uae
their building. A similar invitation
was received from the Yoaug Mems
Christian Association. Report Of the
Joint COMMITTEES on dictionary was thu
order Of the day for wednesday nsxt.
Ths States COMMITTEES have dur-
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Peace Arranged.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The second
meeting of representatives of the Chica-
go and Ohio river pool lines was held
with closed doors Mt the Grand Hotel,
from ii am. till late this afternoon.
The report of the committee appointed
yesterday was considered in sections
and adopted. Passenger rates are to
be restored at midnight Thursday. The
general freight agents are to meet at
Chicago ON Friday, and the general
passenger agents at the same place on
Saturday, to complete details of the
agreed plan. A general meeting will be-
held at Louisville next Monday. Rich
ardson Was appointed Pool Commits
sioner.
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The Pest.xidden ship.

SAN Francisco, OCT. THE second
trial of Dr.. n. A. A. Wolf, upon the
charge Of having caused the death Of
Benediota Swens0n through malprac-
tioe, was concluded yesterday. The
Jury returned q verdict Of mot guilty"
The defendant il held in custody on
minor charges.
Important Eaeerpr1se.
SAN FRANCIsC0, Got. 4.-One of the
most important enterprises ever estab.
lished on the Pacific Coast was incor.
porated today under the name Ut the
Pacific steam Agricultural Company
witha capital Of $5,000.OoO. Among .ha
directors are Leland Stanford, Nosea
Hopkins. J. N. SCOTT and Governor Per-
kina.
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80 Voh0 &8-Uu8os
SANDUsxr. o.. Ost. 4.-Judee HoadIey
addressed crowded house here last
night. Today he was prostrated and
decided 10 give mp his Toledo meeting
Hs left for Cincinnati via Toledo this
evening. He was much broken down.
Washisgsen Notes.
WASHINGTON. Dot. 4.-The Commits
sioners Of Emigration report that the
emigrants assisted to come to this o0un-
try by the British Governments and
landed at Philadelphia we're without ex-
cepti0n strong, able bodied people, and
compared fAvorably with other aliens; in
fact, they we're better provided for than
many passengers. They belonged
chiefly 10 agricultural communities, and
departed for the West to engage in
farming. 10 Is presumed that they will
beoomo good citizens. aud all the more
% because they. seemed honest and
hardworking people.
Upon the request Of the COreau Em-
bassy the Postoifice Department has
seut 70 the State Department, for the
uss Of the Embassy. q set Of the stampa
and envelopes nov in use, and q number
of documents illustrative Of the work
ing Of the Posssfiins Department.
The supervising inspsct0r inveesigat-
ing the causs OF the explosion on the
tug kobinaon at ALBANY. N. T., has
taken the testimony OF the engineer Of
the tug. who vas badly soaked He
admits that he screwed on the PIT valve
Of the boiler, because it was out ii
order and blew too easily. It ID
thoaght the testimony leaves thu 90
ginsee liable, under the steamboat laws,
to a Tina Of 500 and imprisonmsnt not
exceeding ten years.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Invitations to the
fifteenth annual reunion of the society.
Army of the Cumberland, October 24th
and 18th, will be brought out tomorrow
by the local executive commit ee. Gents
Sheridan. Rosecrans. Pope. Harrison,
Reynolds, Hazen. Kimball, Granger,
Nagley. Colburn, McC0ok, BOynton,
Henderson and others have written
that they will attend.
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PARIS, Oct. SIT is affirmed that the
commander of the French feet in Mad
a9ascar requests immediate reinforce
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the benefit game with the Buffalo Club
The directors gave each player one hun
dred dollars. The SCORE stood Bntfalo
10, Bost0ns /.
A son sds~icAedl.
New YoRK, Got. 3.--'rhe following ad-
vertisement appeared ia q moruinh
newspaper:
The public are cautioned against
cashing or negotiating any drafts
checks. or paper of any description
his mental condition il such ~ to make
him irresponsible for his acts.
IAignedl JoHN HoEY."
Mr.. John Hoey, Of Adams Express,
said 10 q reporter !: my reasons for
adopting this measure is that my sou
George has fallen into the habit Of hav'
ing no time 10 run down town, he there
fore stops in at some one Of his friends
or aoquaintance's business places, aud
realizes upon checks or drafts drawn on
me. am not avcrse TO d0iug anything
In my power for the boy, but ! can't
consistently honor such paper when
know that by deing 80 wonid only be
obliged 10 take IL mp continually. My
object in making the latter public 10 "a
ave the young man from seftous trou'
bic. Yon see, il he should keep ON IL
This way he will lind some one who will
mot care that he IL my sDn, and hs will
Be dealt with rs a criminal.
Asrthern Paeinc 9atiraaA lAnA Grant
G.nse.--
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.--In deciding the
land oars OF Daniel Hayes against Hol.
Ton Parker and the Northern Pacific
hallway Company, the Secretary Of the
Interior holds that there can be but one
ssRlalatiye withdrawal under any gem
sfM route. When, therefore. several
giM hnea, treated a. such by the com
r. 10y. have been made before general
uts y finally fixed and determined
Ne M uithdrawal under snch trial lines
~ - regarded ~ an executive with,
~ ~. Entries IN god faith made on
400 before n0tioe Of enoh trial
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CHICAGO, Oct. "A dispatch from
Iowa Falls says: Rice A. Bsal. pro-
psistor of the Ann Arbor Courier, an
cid settler and influential Republic ~ OF
Michigan. died of pneum mia hare to
dav
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-20


Fine day yesterday. Mercury GO at a. M,
73o at noon, 500 at sunset; wind northeast and
north.
Steam yacht Sappho, owned by George Fl
Brooks, Esq, of Boston, is in the harbor.
Signor Van Bianchi and Nine j. Centemeri,
the prima donna, from Detroit, are at the Fall
mouth Hotel.
We have received from Mcclellan & Mosher
a bottle Of Carriers Arabin, which is said ito
take the biscuit for sticking. We shall try it.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Church of the Mes
siah, went on picnic supper to the islands
yesterday afternoon and came home by MOON
light in the evening.
Howard Knowlton has retired from all con-
nection1ith the Forest City Steamboat Com
pany, having sold ont his interest yesterday.
Mr.. B. j. Willard succeeds him.
The Times says that prominent lawyer of
Portland, wishing the Bath Light Infantry
success. has presented that company with a
sum of money to help procure their new uni
forms.
The Boston & Maine has recently received
two new passenger coaches from Osgood Brad
ley's shops in Worcester, and three more are
expected in a few days. These cars are hand
some and comfortable and are especially note
worthy because they are the first on the Bos-
ton & Maine running On paper wheels.