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had come for the dissolution of the Land
League. The principles Of the Land League
can never be changed. No Massachusetts del.
egate has authority to vote to annul the Land
League which should enter the new federation
under its own name
Mr.. Burke of Boston moved that this con
Vention adjourn till noon Friday
Mr.. Atkinson OF New jersey moved as q
substitute for all pending business that the
| word Land" be here and now dropped from
the Land League and that It's organization be
| retained and the Dublin platform adopted,
put was decided out OF order.
After several amendments and substitutes
mad been voted down a motion that States and
territories select each It's own committee men
was carried
The names OF the committee OF conference
was then announced.
Gen. Z. A. Collins tfen moved that oil
matters concerning the reorganization OF the
League and all resolutions be referred TO this
committee, which was carried.
An adjournment was then taken until 8
O'clock o
AT 9.15 the convention was again called to
ofuer, the President announcing that the busi-
heas OF this convention must be closed up this
evening. s..4
On motion OF Father McKenna OF Massa-
chusetts Ihe report OF Gen. Collins OF Massa-
chusetts, as chairman OF the committee ap-
pointed 10 wait on President Arthur at the last
convention TO inquire into the conduct Of Min
.a'ei i@oWeu was accepted. Gen. Collins said
.hat pending diplomatic negotiatations, Ar
tnur said no could not give any answer, but
when the time came for action he (Artnur)
would be found on the right side. Father Nc.
Aenna then moved that President Arthur be
censured for his lack OF good faith and dishon-
est conduct. Tho chair ruled this out OF order
=, Pending REPORT Of the conference committee
ihomas Brennan Of Ireland, Secretary Of the
Irish National League, was introduced 10 the
convention.
Father Conaty OF Massachusetts,, as
chairman OF the conference committee, then
presented the report of tho committee. he said
the committee had resolved TO report no plan
OF merger or method of disorganizng the land
league. but would leave il to the convention TO
to agree on suth plan.
Patrick Egan was introduced and made
speech defending the work OF the Irish Land
League and asaaultDg MIR. Forster. After
considerable wraDgling motion offered byMr
Brown OF St. Louis was adopted that the con-
vention now adjourn TO meet with the con-
yention tomorrow; that the chairman appoint
o committee OF seven with power to declare
the land league adjourned sine die, provided
the convention tomorrow complies with the
report submitted and adopted here this even
ing by the committee appointed to submit
plan OF reorganization.
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MARINE NEWS.
launch of a Schooner

Launch of a Schooner.
BANGOR, April PA thres-masted centre
board schooner named Hattie A. Barbour, YVES
launched this afternoon from Barbonrs yard
in Brewer. Her tonnage is 2s6 76.1OO tons.
She is to be commanded by Capt. Charles Bar
bour.
Steamer Ashore at Liverpool, N. S.
HALIFAX, N. s.. April 25-Steamer vaetta
from this port for Boston, Is reported ashore on
a rect outside OF Liverpool, Queens county. 1t
is said she win be total wreck. No lives re-
ported lost.
Ship sunk by Collision and 25 OF the Crew
Drowned.
LONDON. April 25.-rhe ship County Aher-
deem from G lcutta, coilided off Owner's light
ship with ship British Com nerce bsund for
Melbourne. The latter vessel sunk with % II
her !rrszsr T'iea rrnssss-~ ---ssf .t.azs
OF ths collision.
American Vessels Damaged at Havana.
HAVANA, April 25A heavy s.c s.c-.:s q s.s x
ed here l=sss Eizbssr duFtffg which the Aneri-
can schooner Canton and Brigantiue Daphne
sustained slight damage.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Sullivan. the Pugilist. Dangerously III.
Boston. April 25-J0hn l.. sullivan, she
pugIiisi, was taken with severe hemorhage Of
The lungs yesterday, disoharging large guam
tity of blood. Actiug upon the advice OF the
physician, his parents immediaiely summoned
Rev. Father Patterson, who considered Suii-
vau's condition critical that he al once ad-
minlstered the last rites OF ihe church and
otherwise did all Ia bis power TO make the
sick aud, TO all appearances, dying champion
more comfortable. During yesterday his con-
dition improved. Last evening he told = re-
porter that he was all right, and after day or
two he would be about again as usual. He
could uot ascrIbe any cause for bis sudden and
almost fatal Illness, but is inclined TO think,
with number OF his tsiet ds that he has'been
a tTife careless, over -estima sting his ability to
cope with disease; conse equeDtl9, has been neg
lectful of a cold which attacked him some
time ago, and probably, for msn whose pro-
fssson requires that he should live IN a very
aostemious manner trifle over indulgent, but
not excessi 10 10 the use OF stimuiants.
Boston sporting men are unanimously Of the
opinion that Suiiivan's sudden acquisition OF
wealth, fane aud notoriety has been too much
for him, and, his own statements TO the con-
irary Notwithstanding, they aver taat john
has been living too high, ind daiging altogether
too much III wine, irregular in his habits as re-
CARDS his food, going for days " a time without
once thinking Of partaking of anything more
sold la the food line than few bivalvss or a
small plate OF soup. In fact, life has been for
him, since hts advent into the sporting world
some two years ago, one continuous round of
pleasure.
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rHE CYCLONE.

Further Details of It's Deadly Work.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 25.-Aecounts received
here from points in the interior with which
there is no railroad or telegraph communica-
tion, reports the storm very disastrous TO life
aud property.
reached here that French Camp town, OF 800
Inhabitants, 20 miles west Of Starkvlle, in
Choctaw county, was destroyed by Sundays
cyclone. A family OF three persons were all
killed and their bodies blown away. Some
bodies we're found yesterday afternoon several
miles from where their houses stood. Parties
ara searching for three children who were
bloYn away, but they have not been found.
JACKSON n1iss., Sii'rit s-,s---
to-day state that the cyclone struck the town
OF Harrisville, Simpson county, killing 10 per-
sons. Seven persons we're killed near Morton
and great deal OF properly destroyed.
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THE DoMINI ON.
breaking Up of the Ice at Quebec

QUEBEC, April 25.--Ice from the south Of
Cape Rouge came away yesterday with q
shove, causing some damage to craft wintered
al the rlais Boone, some distance above this
city. The government steamer Canadienne
had ten ribs crushed. and the steamer DRUID
was also injured. Two batteau were crushed.
The Traverse light ships we're also struck, but
not seriously injured. The Bsis Boone was
carried away. Loss, $4,000. The ice at Cape
Rouge itself is still quite firm IL is suppose d
the shove was due to ferry boats cutting away
the ice bridge before the ice above was rotten.
The shove destroyed several pontoons, includ-
ing that OF the Richelieu Navigation Com
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GAnnRR

Rope ...... 17hA1f
Sisal. .....i11s2 @l2h
Drugs and Dyes.
Acid Oxalic... lag l5
tart -. 65a 90
A.cohes a gsl.2 35a2 sc
Aium ..-.. -. 30 .
Ammonia.
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THE STAR ROUTES.

MIR. Ker's 'Interminable Talk to the Jury.
WASHINGTON, April 2J.--Mr. Ker began his
fifth days argument this morning, with re-
sumo Of the testimony concerning the Oregon
route from Eugene city 70 Bridge Creek. He
then turned his attention to the rouie from
Mineral Park TO Phoebe, which be said was
known among the contractors as the Looking
Glass route" and on which petitions seemed TO
partake OF the duplcity Of the article from
which the route was named.
Mr.. Ker produced tho mail bills on this route
showing that the mail passed over it only at
rare intervals and then consisted only u lel-
ter or tgo, yet the department paid $52,OOO
yearly for the service aud the contractors net
Ted S24, 900 profit. Tresala mas TO Clifton, A RI
zona (the 18th route) was taken up after the
recess
Mr. Ker had not concluded his argument
when the court adjourned.
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gEEggHR gEEg HR Il a4E4S8RssRR PRICE THREE CENTS.
WALDO COUNTY

Mrs. Rebecca Goodell died ct the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph p. Berry, in
Prospect, Sunday, the 18th inst, at the ad-
yanced age of 100 years and months. Her
husband served in the war Of 1872. She dis.
tinctly remembered the sailing of the English
naval vessels up the Penobscot during the
Aforesaid war She was always possessed OF
excellent health and a vigorous constitution,
and her death was caused by exhaustion, su-
perinduced by extreme age.
YORK COUNTY.
The Maine Sentinel says the Messina quails
have returned 10 the vicinity Of Saco in large
numbers.
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Guests In carriages.
| After the procession the commands marched
to Huntington Hall whore a banquet was
served. Over two hundred sat down Co an ex-
cellent collation.. Hon. Charles A. Stott pre-
sided and after-dinner speeches were made
by Mayor Donayan, Adjutant General Dalton,
Mayor Deering, Mayor Woodman of Auburn,
Captain Winslow of the Cadets, Lieutenant
Stcrah of the Auburn Light Infantry, Colonel
It. w Guptill, of Governor Robes staff. ex-
Mayor Jewett OF Lowell, Marshal b. II, An-
drews and Lieutenant Colonel Richardson.
In the evening the grand drill aud bali came
off at Huntington Hall, opening with concert
BY the American Band. The drill COM
sisted Of company movements and the manual
OF arms BY picked squads from the Auburn
Light Infantry, Cadets, High School Battal-
ion and Mechanic Phalanx. The Cadets never
drilled better and the Auburn boys also did
splendidly. Great applause attended the
clock-work movements OF OF the Cadets, and
the TWO little markers also were loudly APP
plauded in their movements in the manual of
arms under command OF Captain Window.
The ball with nineteen dances followed. Music
was furnished by the American orchestra.
Tomorrow forenoon will DO spent in sight
seeing and the command viii start for home at
o'clock p. m. and arrive In Portland at s.
Hanlan and Lee, who were in the hall before
dance, created great enthusiasm. Hanlan viii
remain in Lowell month. He is looking in
excellent health.
The reception committee consisted OF Hon.
9. A. Stott. chairman, G. A. Marden. L. W.
Hoyt, f. B. Shedd, w. A. Ingham, @, J.
Glidden, A. N. Chadwick, G. E. Stanley. f.
NJ. Merrill, f. W. Sargent, Jr., f. Il. Rice,
e. B. Conant, F. E. Jewett. Henry Shaw, Ii.
B. Bacon, III. c. Kimball. W. o. Fiske, H. G.
Gushing, G L. Huntoon, ID. NJ. Prescott, all
of whom WED with eaca other to make the
stay pleasant. No accident has marred the
pleasures of the day aud the boys are in the
best Of spirits.
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LIVERPOOL ENG. Steamship Sarnia-4iOo
boxes tin plates TO Mattocks 900 do to Holder
& Herr ok, 226S bars iron TO IL Anen y 20 .
packages earthernware TO c Il Jose \ Co, do 70
order pkgs machinery 10 Goss Iron Works, do
plate glass to Emery 4 Waterhouse, 2l2 bales rags
10 : ID Warren 4 Co. n do wool TO Worumby mig
Co. 100 tons pig iron to Liuder s Meyer. 200 sacks
salt to u A Norton, $40 bags do 70 Dana y GO, .
pkgs effects to II st John Smith % cs manegsia 10
j w Perkins q Co.
HAVANA Brig Hastings-469 hhds l2S boxes
sugar to phinney \ jackson
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THE INDIANS.
q

Captured and Probably Murdered by the
apacbes.
ST. LOUIS, April pa special from Alou-
querque, N. M, says that on the l9sh inst.'
oantnred prof, A. r. Baudeier, OF the Ameri-
can Archaeological Institute, $. L. Balder OF
Tuneon and Mexican near the village OF San
Crlatobal in the State Of Sonora, The
Apaches took the prisoners into the noun
tains and IL is nearly certain that they have
been murdered.
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Horrible Scheme to Defraud an Insurance
Company,

DASvrLLE, Va, April 25.--W. T. Dodson,
who is under arrest for murder aud arson, has
confe sed, and states that he red two negroes
TO br ny dead body to his house on Sunday
night, They came to his house that night
with a third negro, whom they killed, and lac
paid lhem $50 for the job. re then poured
kerosene over tbe body and over the bedding
OF mis- house, leaving burning pieces oil candle
to ignite the Kerosene. This scheme was only
partially successful, as the hre was extin'
Dodson escaped, but was tracked and captured
He had sent his wife and children away. Hil
plan was to have the dead negro pass off kfoI
his own body, ON the snpposition that the house
would burn down. He had recently insured
his life for $4,000, which he wanted his family
IN,
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Corrected for the PRESS 70 April 2e. 1888.

Mould " ib. 129l2h
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Resumptlon of Work.

READING Pa, April 25Orders were is'
sued today for work TO be resumed at the sheet
and rolling mills Of the Reading Iron works
on Monday next after an idlenees of TWO
weeks. About five hunIred persons are en-
ploy In these mills Dissatisfied pipe mill
employees have been notified that they may re.
sune work IL they desire 1t at the old rate oil
wages.
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Oharred with Ennpezzlement.

PHILADELPHIA April 25.--George r. Work
and SAMUEL Work, of the banking firm Of
Work & Co., whic firm had charge Of the
transactions OF the Peoples Passenger Rail-
way CompaDs, of which George r. Work was
noon noon an Affidavit Of Charles j. Harrah
nresident OF that company, schargiDg them
with conspiracy and embezzlement Of funds
of the company They were held in $4,000
hail for a hearing.
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,.,,,,,,on ne eated in M,cbigan

nprRorr. april 25.--Iu the Senate this fore
.,do,' nc arohibition amendment to the con-
atitution HG @ was lost by vote Of 20 to II, not
tWo-tbirds tser By nearly strict party vote. The
PROPOSITION providing for local option was q. "a.
bied. The action today renders ., certain .H' sne
impossbility to carry the prohibition amenu-
ment at this legislature
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The Arab insurgents OF Yemen have achiev-
cd great victory over the Turks at Arha.
Eliza Pinkston, the famous Louisiana ma, wit,
1877 has inst died In Jail at Canton, Missssip-
pi, where she was serving term for larceny.
No material injury was done to the peach
orop In Delaware and Maryland by the frost OF
Tuesday night
In tho case OF w. J. Ramsey, proprietor Of
the Freethinker, and G. W. Fooie, tho editors
tried In London for blasphemous libel, the
jury disagreed.
Reports from smaller towns in ONO Indicate
that large portion OF the saloons are olosing
on account OF the Scott law.
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MINOR TELEoRAMs.
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

HANCOCK COUNTY.
In December, 1881, Mr. Mayhem. OF New
burah, az work in the Sullivan mine, fell down
a shaft forty feet and was severely injured. A
suit was Brought against the company for dam
ages and tho writ alleged neglect OF the CONS.
pany in covering hole IN one OF the floors.
The case was tried at Ellsworth and the jury
has brought In verdict OF $500 for the plain
tiff.
PIscATAoUIs COUNTY.
A contract has just been closed between the
Laconia Car Company and the Monson Rail-
road Company to build complete equipment
of passenger, freight aud box cars for the
above narrow gauge road.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
An interesting point of law in connection
with the Bangor & fscataquis Railroad ex-
tension has Just been decided by Judge Libbey,
10 whom il was referred for settlement. The
second mortgage bondholders claimed that un-
der the agreement they should have interest
on the SAC, 600 awarded them in settlemeIt Of
their claim from the time the city voted at the
municipal election in March, 1882, until the
time the $4,000 was paid 10 them, a short
time since. The amount claimed was about
$25O0. The matter was referred to Judge
Libbey and he has rendered decision against
the claimants.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review Of @ or.,and wholesale Market

FOR THE WEEK ENDING April 20.
During the past week Flour has advanced 25c on
all grades and Grain has fallen slightly ion Sacked
Bran and MiddlisPs. Rio Coffee has an outside
price Of 13c. In Fish, Pollock and Haddock are
SOC lower and Clam Bait has fallen 81. Bermuda
Onions are zoe lower and Eggs have fallen 70 1s9
19c. Sugar is quoted at 90 for granuIated and Ex-
ira at 51ac. Leather quiet with decline ON sew
eral grades Nails are I0c off. Turpentine is &c
lower. Pork and Lard higher.
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NEW YORK.


New YoRK, April 25.-Frank Larkin, q
member of the Baltimore Base Ball Club, shot
his wife Margaret yesterday afternoon In Will
liomsburgh, and when Policemen Timothy
Phean was forcing an entrance into his room
he shot him also. Then he cut his own throat.
All are badly wounded, but may survive.
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Chicago Live s.eek rrarket

CHTcAco.April 25.-Hogs-Receipts 900 head.
shipments 2SO0 head;5c lower:mixed At 4 OO67 Az
heavy a. 4597 30: light at z OOG7 so; skips al
OOd6 75.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments 700;
10 higheriexports at SO66 so.
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wbinned for VIE Beating.

ANNAPoL1s, gNfd., April 25.~-William race, ,,
convicted OF whipping his wife,. was sasT" sn,
twenty lashes this afternoon on his pare JAVA
This Is the first enforcement of the law pun
ishing wife beaters in this county
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(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, April 25.-Money on call loaned
between 4sg5; prime mercantile paper 4 C96. Ex-
change dull at 4.S2lz for long and 4.85 for short
Governments "a lower for 3s and ext S. State
bonds dull and steady. Railroad bonds firm.
Money closed otfere1 at 4G5
Inc transactions at the Stock Exchange aggreeAt-
ed 1873. 900 shares
Inc following are today's closing quotations or
Government Securities:
limited honda "a
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rsniironh Receiras.

PORTLAND. Apr. "a.
Receiyed hy Maine Central Railroad. To- rortisnd
40 cars miscel anoous mer"ha ndise; for connecting
| roads 81 CARE miscellaneous rse caandise.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
METEOROLOGICAL.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTy-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEBT 0EmcR CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER Washington, ID. O.
April 26, / A. NJ
For New England,
Slightly warmer and fine weather, westerly to
southeriy winds, followed by falling barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
fair weather prevail in districts east of the
Rocky Mountains, with south TO west winds
In mississippi, Missouri and Ohio Valleys
and Leke region. THE temperature has fallen
slightly in the South Atlantic States and Gulf
ana New England coasts Ii has risen but is
now falling In the Middle Atlantic States
and lower Lake region.
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nrighron CatrIs Marker.

For the week ending Wednesday. April 25.
Amount Of stock at market-Cattle, 2288: Sheep
and Lambs 8 420; Swine 2 4S1; Veals 155:. horses
3S; number of Western Cattle 1858; Eastern and
Northern Gait Mileh Cows. &C.. $50.
Prices Of Beef Cattle " 100 h. live weight-Ex-
ira Qu" lity at 6 62A al 25; first quality at 75 q
ity at OO94 S71a; poorest grades Of coarse Oxen,
Bulls. ETC.. 8 OOd3 S71k.
Brighton Hides at 71sc y n; Brighton Tallov At
6lka7c y II; Country HIDES light at Sc; heavy AZ
&c = n: Country rallow A 41sc > 10. -.
Calf skins l1Gl2aae y b Sheep and Lamb skins
and qaalitz saod. bpt ~ ,.sssss. =.
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tRy Telegraphl ....
,,. ,,,rii 9b-I Z. .3u p M.-Cotton market
lhNbh,ouniis, ais al 5ssd; Orleans l1-l6d; sales
n6 Saies and expors 1000 bales; tu
lures firm.
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Senator Anthony's Condition Encourag-
ing.
PRoy1pENoE, II. l., April Ex-senator An
| thony manifested some encouraging symptoms
| this afternoon. His friends hope for marked
| improvement tomorrow
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Special Notice

We would call special attention TO the Asses
ors' Notice, which appears in our columns to-day
with reference to Taxes that all persons interested
may comply with the tenor of such notice. particu
lsrly the clauses with reference to the o. S. Gov
ernment Bonds, Deposits IN Savings Banks, and
abatement of Taxes, and thus save hard thoughts
and possibly hard words, when too late.
mar30 ea d4w
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The market for Wool remains about the same a.
last week. The demand from manufacturers con-
time limited and purchases by them are confined to
immediate wants
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aAhsAa
p. Pure Lead. 8 5Od7 90
3 Pure Grsd aa Il k0a7 -
Am Zinc "a. 8 Q0a7 80
Rochelle el. 2IzG
Eng. Ven. Red ga 3ia
Red Lead. 80. "a III
u Rice.
Rice. y fb-... 8a 7s4
Kangoon- 6a6I4
Saierafus.
Saleratus. p 10 5G 51a
salt.
Turks Island.
y hid. (bd-)2 O0G2 30
BoRaire .-..2 OO,d2 90
Cadiz. dr.pd2 00,G 2 so
Cadix. b'dr / 75a 2 90
Liverpool.
Duty paid / 81 az rs
In bond ! 50a1 rs
Grind butter. Is n boz
Liv. fine sack. ! 20a1 rs
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Java. Pib.... 2oa2e a.,

Rio :. ...... 12gI3z
Cooperage.
HID. Shocks and Heads
Mol. City. 2 b0a 2 75
Sug. City. / 40d o 90
Slg Sawed shk coal 90
Fine Sugar
Boxshooks 4b0 90
Headline
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New vorA stock and money Market.

ssles at the Boston Brokers' Board. April rs.
Portland, saco Portsmouth K. r. 80. 1924 Clio
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THE CADETS EXCURSION.
Reception and Entertainment at
Lowell.
The Procession, the Banquet and the
Drill.
[speolnl nesrntch 10 the Press. !

LOWELL, April 25.--The Portland Cadets
and their guests were met ct South Lawrence
by seven members of the reception committee
aud arrived at Lowell at 3 o'clock. The line
OF procession was formed In the following
order:
American 90 men.
Lowell Pha lanx, Capt. French-40 men.
High School Battalion, Capt. Estes-42 men.
Chandler's Band.
Portland Cadpte
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woFking oxen-ln moderate demand and fair
supply We note sales Of
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-03-10
CHANCERY SALE.


S. B. Chasteen VS.. Thomas Chasteen, and
others.
A S directed by decree of the Chancery
N Court at McMinnville, Tenn, rendered
in the above styled cause, will sell at the
Courthouse door, in McMinnville, Tonnes
see, on
Saturday, March 10Th, 1888,
at o'clock, p. NJ, tract of land containing
40 acres more or less, lying on the waters OF
Collins River, bounded by the lands of +.
G. 4 q. w. Mead on the sast on the south
by the lands of S. B. Chasteen, ard on the
north and west by the lands of Thomas aud
Burleson Chasteen, being the same tract OF
land conveyed by Miles Chasteen TO his
daughter, Mary Chasteen. in 1872, by deed
recorded in Book 8, Page SO, of the Regis
ter's Office.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit of l2
months, note and good security required
and a lein retained. This Feb. 10th, 1883.
j. c. BILES. G. Il NJ.
tds-S6.