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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-08
wxsterious Disappearance Of De-
fauIter.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch'J

KANSAS CITY, No., May 7.-Alfred Snel-
don. agent Of the Blue Springs Miillng
Company, has mysterously disappeared;
informal charges existed that Sheldon hao
been short about $4,000 In his accounts.
ON Monday evening two men went 10 ms
bonse and read an ostensible warrant ior
his arrest, and he went away with them
We has not been seen since. III Is uncer-
tain whether it was scheme on Sheidons
mart or abduction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-08
For the Confederate Home.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.T
NEW YORK, May lover six thousand
dollars was realized from voluntary sub
scriptious for the Confederate Soldiers
Home In Richmond at last nights mass
meeting in Brooklyn.
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POPULAR.

POPULAR SUITS FOR MEN from IS to s25;
POPULAR SUITS FOR BOYS from IS TO els;
POPULAR SUITS FOR CHILDREN from ~
tos9;
POPULAR PANTALOONs FOR MEN from
sl.75 s7
POPULAR SPRING oVERCoATS from 80 10
SIS.
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TO SUIT,

.HARD ~ SUIT
did you ny' Well, we like to be "both-
" with Just such customers, especially
when they're young men with Ideas of their
- own as regards dress, with tastes even which
folks call a." PECULIAR Such customers
place our statesmen on their "mettle" and
out, as nothing else VIII, the wonderful
completeness Of our stock.
Even II this we're not the case, our efforts TO
please them would be none the less deter
-" peculiar people" have just as much claim
our attention as their ordinary " common
brethren-a claim that we've never
failed TO rccognze--or meet
. We were busy as bees Saturday serving this
- class of people, and none complained Of the
-completeness of our well-ballnced stock Of
or EXTRA PANTS.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT
now active, and many a STRAW HAT is
worn to-day in consequence.
WON'T YOU COME
TO OLD ST. PETER'sq
A. sAKs & CO.,
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
- 1913 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE POST
OFFICE. my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-08

In the House OF Commons Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. Henry Broadburst introduced a
bill providing for marriage with the de-
ceased wife's sister, which was carried by
n vote of 93S 10 197.
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Rig Reward for a whisfIer.Thief.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May THE Secre-
tary of the Treasury has authorized the Of
fer of reward of $500 for the detection and
conviction of the person or persons who
stole the whistle from the whistling buoy of
Cape Hatteras.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-08
POPULAR.

This is popular clearinghouse; 1t does the best
by Won for an IS SUIT or a SPRING OVER
COAT; 1t does the best by you for s25 SUIT or
a SPRING OvERCOAT.
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MOULDINGs, BRACKETS. &e.

WHITE & POINDEXTER,
w PLANING-MILL AND BOX FACIOKr:x
Manufacturers OF MOUl.DlNGs, CyhN.S
ROUND AND SQUIRE
WOODEN PACKAGES. Estimates farnshea
FACTORY, Twenty-fourth and Main ssree's'
lfe 2S-3mI
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POPULAR.

The wonderful increase In our trade over 1888
proves our popularity This increase Is going 10
increase more and more. because we are doing
better by everybody this spring than ever before
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FERTILIZERS.


AND PLASTER. MY " STANDARD
Ia BRAND" OF LAND PLASTER Is groans
from the est-selected Nova Scotia Blue lump,
anaranteed. GEORGE 4. KING,
Lump and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed, &C.,
3400 10 $500 Williamsburg avenue:
NH 1s3m Richmond, Va
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F. 8 F. F. Y 4 f. Fl

IN clothing, rs in everything else, this can only
have one meaning, and that Is doing the ocst 10y
everybody.
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E'lnnr.

Flonr.-We quote: Fine, s2.5OMs3; super6ne,
S3.25MS4: extra. S4.7hnf4.90 family, $50
1925 Patent family, country, s6@S6.5O. Mar
ket very dull
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LIME, CEMENT. &c.

q sOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z,CUO LAND LIME daily expected per
In a. ors and Sar sale a large stock FRESH ROSEN-
DALE. JAMES RIVER, CUMBERLAND, and
IMPORTED PORTLAND u SEMHEsNrTRs; r GAk-
RICK and Gay. WARNER MOORE,
'oA' ~" Lump aud Ground Plaster,
foot Seventeenth street, south sideof Dock
an 40
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50 400 GIVEN EN- 1 AWAY
NEXT THIRTY DAYS

NEXT THIRTY DAYS
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, GENUINE
DIAMONDS, &C.;
and for ONE WEEK ONLY we will positively
give To- purchasers Toe. TO $40 IN actual cash. III
dependent OF other
VALUABLE PRESENTS.
Go don't neglect TO call or send your orders early
and secure a can with GOLD or NEW GREEN
BACKS In II. ,,,r.
Orders by mail are selected by disinterested par
to- aud forwarded 10 ali parts OF the United states
Prices: 81 per can; six cans for 20; twelVe
cans for $40.
Address
GLOBE TEA AND COFFEE-PAChEkS'
No. 523 BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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HENRICO COUNTY TAXES.
= =
Asst NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

= = .
Asst NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
HENRICo COUNTY, NA,}
TREASuRER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. April "a, 1854.
The Taxpayers Of Henrco county are hereby
notified that the law provides hat ION % before
the 18th of June yearly each treasurer sbau lnske
Me anal settlement with the Auditor OF i,uDhc
Account furnishing lists Of insolsenis and DELHI
quents," &c. ur,x pIrtsxo
mainlne unpaid on the 18TH DAY W MAY
NEXT. the collectors are required TO collect ny
!. d,stress or otherwise and all IAN-BlLlS It-
,.,ninS nnpsid on the lsT DAY OF JUNE
MKT must he turned over las The lao Pror,desI
In The Auditor OF Public Accounts As "insot'ent
Taynayers can pay their bills 20 the collectors
or a, mis- office any day (except sunday from D.
A. NJ ""''' WILLIAM TAYLOR,
ap 29-i0t treasurer henr'eo 'ouh's.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE
CONTAINS AN ANTIDOTE
FOR ALL MALARIAL DISORDERS,
which, so far as known, is used in no other rem
edy. II contains no Qulnlne nor any mineral n1r
deeterious substance whatever ana consequently
produces no injurious effect upon 'e II ss before
the attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
To cure every case of Fever and Ague Internittent
or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, DUMB Ague' biz
ious Fever, and Liver Complaint, caused oy ma
lara In case OF failure, after due triai, dealers
are authorized by our circular dated ouy ~ iooz'
10 REFUND TIE MONEY.
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by all druggists. my A-ih@o"
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The partial list below are those who received
valuable presents: ,, ,.,.,.h ,r
can Tea: Mrs. Julia Phillips, laundress bissu
street, twenty silver dollars In can coneei "
b. Wilton. Main street, DIAMOND stnd III
can tea Thomas oi,,r r. IN liner" cold IN can tea;
r. y. Wright, south Adams street, Hunt
ing-case solid gold Watch IN can OF Gonee; l.;
I evv Louisa Courthouse. enamelled ~ y ROlu
watcn IN can coffee; Il. Il. Howell, Mancnester,
omen face watch In can coffee; -. W.. gray Stss
Main street. solid gold H. c. watch IN eau YEA II. -,
johnson, Hanover, solid gold II. {. wateh IN can
coffee George Williamson, $40 IN goll IN can
tea X. f.. Tller, lienrico ;. anu ;: Watc. IN c1i
fee; L. " COnstaner south fIhe soSei, 20 III
mad. hunting-case watch in tea; MIS-: Matne"s'
second street, diamond ring In Gomez; IL ..
Jones. seventh street ;, ana Sso Md''n Gola
Hnnting-Case Watch In coffee: ). w: Hail.
Manchester. Hunung-Case Mateh IN e3H ns,, -.
r. Jones, Manchester. stem winning anu y Stl,ius
Watch in can of coffee; william n. Mmker,
Iiyery Genuine Three-Stone Diamond Ring IN can
or coffee; Mayor Carrington' SWISS Enahehea
Hunting Case Gold Watch III can p' pi ua, "a and
Ford. Manchester. conductor on Kichnohu AN ana :,
Danyille railroad, Hunting Case atch III S9 l.
r. II. Jones, Petersburg Ten-Dohar uoIa- ne ne
in tea; Mis- Minnie BIenneri MocS,sland' north
Seventh street, Lady's Diamond Lace-fih IN yea ,
Mrs Weisa Broad street. silver service Win D IAN
coffee; Mrs shay, Eighth stree, 6Snuine norse
second street, Solid Gold watch Ia coffee MIS-:
F,anklin. Canal street, Diamond King In Gomez
j. r. Gift, Manchester, Hunting oase Wascn a.. Ia
tea: o. j. Anderson. Petersburg, hununH, Us. lse
Watch in tea; W. A. Wood, conductor, cna,elalns ,
Watch in tea Dr. Cabe asst NAN street, H,
Ring in tea Miss Maggie Finch E,gn,n saree. Da-
mond Lac. Pin In tea; J. d. Phillips MAIN street.
Diamond Stud In coffee; Mrs. 4. ~ behps,r
Broad street, silver Service III eau on tsa si,si
Mary Burgess, seamstress. Nam street, Dianos non,
s sss' '''ee'' """''' p29-d&wtf
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SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &c.
FIRE-BRlCK.

EIkE-BRICK,
suitable for
FURNACES, BOILER SETTING
CRATES, &C.
Address ALLEGHENY COAL Il IRON 60,
ao3-3m Box sos, Richmond, Va.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PoRT0F RICHMONE,, MAY 2, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Schooner George ". Anderson, Gale. Perth Am
how, railroad iron. W. II. Curtis, agent
SAILED.
steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk Uniseo
states mail, merchandise, zpd passen@sIs' =. H.
Tatum. superinbndeni. x,.,L a,
Schooner Fila T. Little, Crawford, Norfolk, 10
load railroad ties Tor Jersey City; vessel, GURUS
Parker. ~, 49,, W..
Schooner Eliza Il. Emory, IayioT, ~" i p,s'
mig iron and empty carboys; vessel Curtis x f1f-
ker. ~ ,o.,o, coal
Schooner Jennie VI. Carter, Eaton, Boston, coai
Chesapeake and ohio halfway vessel '"r'i' :"
Schooner Amelia Hearn, ElZey, philadelphia
raiIroad-ties and spokes; vessel, Curtis Parker
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, May Flour inactive and non'-
nal. Wheat armer; No. 2 Milwaukee, cash, 9oac:
May, 04tc. Corn quiet and easier no. ., o5hss
Mes pork, Sl7.40 cash aud NAY. Lard-Prlme
steam, $3.50 cash and May. Hogs steady al
f5,35Mf6.
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rAILoRs AND CLOTHES. !.

IAILs1s AxD cl.srzIEss:.
DRESS YOUR BOY PROPERLY,
and you'll have less occasion to conn lain lha
"he's hard on his Clothes"
TRASHY MATERIALS.
sLovENLY WORKMANSHIP,
TAwDRY FINISH
are not the qualities TO insure wear and the parn
who buys such clothing merely because 4 e.
=" cheap expects too much when she expects II 10
wear. couldn't spare the money to get anything
better is poor excuse, when it's remembered
that
RELIABLE CLOTHING
can be bought here at
PROPER PRICES.
II. sCHwARzsCHLD,
MARBLE HALL,
corner Fourteenth and Main.
(my4i
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FINANCIAL

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. May z. 1884
sALEs.-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad ats.
SECOND BoARD.--1,000 Virginia new 3's nj
SAX, 500 do. with all couponsl at SO.
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MN NM 90 V VEER ODD
MMMM0 0Y We d d
NM MO OV V EE ID ID
NJ NJ MO 0 Wv II ID D..
NJ NJ VI 90 V FER ODD -.

We have moved into our NEW STORE, coRNRE
NINTH AND MAIN, where We are prepared To take
orders for SPRINGS SUITS, made up in the latest
styles and by the best workmen. We also show
full stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING
Our stock o: GENTLEMENs FURNISHING
Is complete.
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POPULAR.

POPULAR.
! MI i sssss F. i 5
EEE ii ssss + II 4
ssss TIT 90 RRR ZEE
SIS SIS T 9 9 RRpR R w
ssss + ooo' ( ( kKE""
ole MAIN STREET.
SPRING GOODS n
SPRING 6ooDs!l w
ZINE TAILORING AT MODERATE PRICES
JOHN LAToUCHE & SON,
NH s.sod No. 4 north Tenth street.
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CHICAGO.

Curc.co. Nav 7.-FIour unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally higher; opened stronger [;
closed 4a1Ec. over Yesterday; May, 924g93t.
Corn active. firm, and higher; cash, g22osc.'
higher: cash, 32Ke. May, 3lA432Ac. Pors Ia
fair demand and nrner; cash and May: ST 4oeS
sa50 MAY, se5O@SS 521 Whskey unchanged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-10

Those who enjoy roller skating are offered
an opportunity TO indulge in that amusement,
at Hancock Hall, this "Wednesday evening.
and on each successive evening until further
notice. The hall win also be open TO skaters
on Saturday afternoons OF each week. An
entertainment of more or less merit will be
given every evening. The managers have
spared no pains, and the popularity and success
of roller skating in other parts Of the state are
a sure guarantee of the success OF the enter
prise here
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Marine List .
Dom esstr POrts.
CORRECTED WEEKLY


GREIx'- LASpiso.-Ar- April /. -ch>. Alwtlder,
Morse Boston. \. .. t,rn~S Barbour Deer Isle
flectwing. johnson. Mt Desert senator Eaton.
Mt Desert
~. April /. chs ] u Miller. Crockett. Boston
Lillian VI Warren. Robbins. Boothbay,
Ar Mar. =, -ch-. Anaconda, >trout and san
beam, G"tt, Portland
RoCkLA>p-Ar hpril2. srh Mile Trim BAR
buur Portland.
BTLr>sr.->tl. Mar p. -,h Flora Griudlc. >ar-
gsut. Mt Desert
Sd April I, sch. FLORIDA, Waruu. with hay and
Ice for jacksonville, Fla.
HoprHRAY SID. April l. -ch. Mtiro Trim Ear
Dnur, Portland for Rockland.
roRrL,>p.-Ar Mar 81 sch Rieukl. tha,jo,
Rocklani for Boston.
Sd Mar ~. -ch J Il >tln.ou stln-ou. Rock
~ri April. IN Freeman. rorrcv >ou'h west
Harbor
IT Aprl I. IN Anni>4uam. billings. swan.
Island.
III AprtI ). -ch Tiara ,.rycr. New Harhor
Ar hpril 4, 81. Harvard II Have, from ~uIIi-
VIM. tncA ~ thu Walk, Lewis, Wi-ca--ct
Nr tpJil I. -ch kicnfl, thattn, ~aco-
~,co.-Nr. Aprl >, -.h. Robert Dort, Low
Hat!m"rc, Rien1i, hattie, Boston.
~MEn.--Ar. April : -ch. silver Heels Eulsrr.
Rrii Beach for Providence
Hu-roN .-hr. hpril h -ch- highland Quccn.
Wooster. iIanc"rk hdith o""mh-. Thompson.
Orlaui, Ar,oa. Campbell. WuaIwich Emily
swift Got,. prIanI Isabella, Grrculcaf. Wi-ca-
,ctl Pearl, Anderson, R"ckihut
\Fw RfpFoEn sid. March p, -cn I.Na p.-.
ll--. jordan, New J "rk
>twrrRr In part Npgl d -.u Nl,uiaI,
Wrbi..r, Providence Tor New Nork
rEnvfrE>cE--~Ii April1 -rh tm.-lusra'-.
TrtHprgy New .rk
fn-rcu I~L,>p H,Erar-Nr A.rt -.n
Caroline Rrlhtu-, M \ru 0rA
WISH ,rr HVF> Iarr Nrrl O. ...- r.-
oh-r"t -- ! VI Morale. J-r'iAH.
>EN loEk -~ll Mar "A. -rh Iri irr i'..
l,y hester III
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Meeting Of City Government.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. April :. 1854.
Mayor in chair.
Aldermen present at roll call. Wyman.
Higgins, Bonzey and Brown.
Miss Addie r. True appointed Librarian
confirmed.
-Arno ". King was elected member Of the
:. :. Committee in place Of +. F. Redman.
declined.
Petition OF j. 4. Lampson and others for
sidewalk on Washington It. referred to Conn
mittee to report at next meeting.
Roll Of Accts. audited by Committee and
passed Board. Adjourned.
T.. +. BRADY.
City Clerk.
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.r. ..b..l bn,,...,, ,......I...
di>tr.r, NJ y rrar th, Ill, IN M, ou-
burned lat winter.
NJ I " u,rL.., rts1 T. ,,J 1,I.,
y,,,,r.. ,,,.,'l,.,, ,,... 49,
\,,,',l ~.5,ai !, C..,ip, Wi.>I.... Il
With, attending IN, ,nr.n'. TIN + n.
T.. NJ G. seminar, a, Back,par'.
-cn, ! = Wo,...r ~ i.,.a.r
AIN, Kiln r,,.. i / wn....- III,
.r,,.n.r u il c,rJ ,,,,,sI /, III. ,,r,".
,~+,., pn,.no ,nr,r,
o..
: l'- N''-s, ,'' 'A", ~ Vi anna
~ ~ p iht orItf 81 "r'iIe q 'ht
L1f9h' y iiusna'1ifE' ~a' o'IA",A"! \
lnf Town iiA.,' f'''! a''e'h"' ~ .ft'il' T.
w Nv i'er' - "-,.''I o. i-A'i'o'il'' -; u VI
~ ne .'l''~,h| "nge'S "t'. t.'Iie" n
caster, II y. : ihntI> u: \. - in-A-'
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A SINGULAR AND UNTIMELY DEATH
John Moves, about ten years old, son Of
Edward Moves, Of Sullivan, was found by
his father last Friday evening in the pantry
with his head through the blight of our old
fashioned roller cloth which he had accident
ally twisted about his neck so tightly as TO
cause death by strangulation- John and
his brother. SO nearly Of an age as to seem
twins, had frequently amused themselves
playing thus with the cloth ian amusement
not infrequent with country boys without
attracting the attention Of their friends as
doing anything attended with danger. On
this occasion the boys were requested BY
their father to do the evening work and had
left as the father supposed for the purpose.
Judge Of his feelings. after an absence Of
some lbree-fourths of an hour, his father
commenced search for the boy and found
him hanging in the cloth, life extinct and
yet his knees resting on the floor. That the
parents and friends of the deceased have
the sympathy of the entire community is ev-
ident by the fact of church full of SYM
pathetic friends at the funeral. ZERO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-10

PORTLAND. April ).
NJ The annuai meeting Of the Associated
niys>, Of Maine. ,h, afternoon. the follow
l'g officers were elected Pre>iden'. Chas
\ Hou'eiie, 81 the Bangor Wig: Treas
urer, James p. Baxter, If the Portland
Press; Secretary, II W Richardson, n The
Portland .4irerfiser. The same Gentlemen
compose the executive committee
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Nariaville.

Nariaville.
Our annual town meeting came of
Monday, March 81, with the following re-
suit:
Moderator-M. Kingman.
Selectmen and Assessors II. Jor-
dan. Geo. w. Drummer, l.. NJ. Jordan.
Town Clerk. H. Jordan.
Constables Geo. w. Brimmer, Chas.
Silsby.
Collector and Treasurer-N. c. Jordan.
School SUPERVISOR. II. Jordan.
Pound Keepers Silsby, A. G.
Morrison.
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Gard.

EDITOR OF AMERICAN
Dear Sir:-An anonymous production en-
titled 'Lamoine Dancing school, has been
printed and quite extensively circulated. and
Is, by some, attributed TO me. Not wishing TO
claim the laurels u Of another, l desire TO
state through your columns that am MT the
author, neither was aware OF the existence
OF the article, until after it was in print.
Resp'y Yours.
NELLIE a. COUSINS.
Lamoine. Apr. !, 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-10

Our citizens enjoyed musical treat on
two evenings Of last week in listening to
the Cantata Of Esther" given under the
direction Of Mr.. J. b. Westendorf. This
gentlemans ability as a musical conductor
was conspicuous throughout the perform
ance. The large chorus gave evidence Of
having been drilled in thorough manner,
and the solos were of unusual merits for
amateurs. The cast of the more prominent
characters was as follows:
Esther, the Queen. Mr.. W. L. Emerson.
Ahasueriis, King Of Persia and Media.
DIR. Perry.
Haman, Overseer of the Realm,
Mr.. Frank Cotton.
Zeresh. Humans wife, Mrs. Minnie Mason
Mor,eeai, the Jew, Mr.. Daniel Thurston.
Mordecars sister. Miss Hattie Condor.
Illegal, Mr.. Aaron Page.
High Priest. Mr.. Bradley Hartman.
Prophecies. Miss Carrie Hutchings.
IIarboah. George Dorr
High Chamberlain. Mr.. Andrew J. Jordan.
These parts were all well rendered. those of
the King, Queen, Mordecai and Zeresh be-
ing specially excellent. Mrs. Emerson per
sonated the Queen with natural grace and
dignity, and better selection for the King
than DIR. Perry with his fine presence and
rich voice, it would be difficult to make.
The costumes, which we're entirely new, we're
rich and elegant. and decidedly superior to
those obtained from Boston when the same
entertainment was given here two wears
ago. They are adapted for use in other
Cantatas, such as Joseph" "Bel.hazzar,"
etc. and musical societies needing costumes
or the services of a competent conductor for
any of these would do well to apply to Mr.
Westcndorf. ID.
The three funerals in this place last
week, were the leading topics of thought
MIR. Isaac Eastman, aged -, was buried
Monday, March 81. He came to this
place from Sedgwick about 80 years ago.
He lived in a beautiful spot near Ala
moosic Pond" long enough to see al
most two generations pass away. He died
in the hope Of better life Mary. daughter
Of Hudson and Clara Saunders. aged 70. was
buried Wednesday. April ?. She was
young lady Of promise and will be sadly
missed by much larger circle than the i'm
mediate family. Mrs. GiIey. aged -, wid-
o~ OF the late Dea. Giley was buried from
the house Of her son. Capt Epps G,lley.
where she had made her home for many
years, Friday. April & The memoir, Of
the jus, is blessed"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-04-10
American COLLEGE, SONG Book.

\ Collection of the SONG of - representative
American Colleges. one hardly imagine
songs fresher and brighter than these, POO in
number AMI all newly contributed BY the college,
In question. including Na--ar ami Wellesley
There i, average Of songs from each college.
Price az 90
Also published, Carmina Collegen-ia, 500. Uni
versity songs - 5O,& students Life in song Il -
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Decision Of the Railroad commissioners.

K"'NItNn. Apr :.
The Railroad Commissioner, have ap-
proved tle location u th- Franklin a
Megtn., and An>oa \ New Portland rl4l.
all ,I,tained then former decision in refer
rs q the Franklin 4 Somerset roads
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OLIVER DiTsON 8 CO., Boston.

Visiting. Wedding and Adj
dress Cards. done a neatly
and a. chcaply a can be Oh
tanned at any other places.
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and examine them.
The store on Main street. lately occupied
4 b! X. +. Sumin,by. and owned by ID. IL.
Eppes, i receiving new coat Of paint. inside
and out.
Mr.. 4. +. Rcdman having declinedto serve
- a member Of the Ellsworth School Commit
I tee. Arno W. King ESP. ha> been appointed in
/ biz -tead
", have received from Hon. J. 7. IIinck-
\ ny copy Of The Report Of the Trustees. OF
I liccr, and visitihg Committee Of the Maine
ln>anc Hospital.
Read the advertisement of thr Boston
Clothing store Thn>c who desire to make
.ur, bases in that line will do well 10 call there
and sNaminc goods anl obtain pieces.
dispatch from Capt. q. \. crockett. Of
Eochiand, state, that the steamer Henry Nor
r-on viii make a trip between Rockland and
Ellsworth on saturday next, unless prevented
p, irr
The Hermit Of Ca,hcll'' was given to
full house here saturday evening. The opera
affords many pleasing scenes and the large
number ofliil, fnlA> who took part acquitted
themselves ,cry w,ll.
Tho April term II the supreme Judicial
court opened Tur,'lay afternoon. Chief Ju--
t.r John a. Peter. presiding. The traverse
iuii,> w.rt cinplncllct after which the docket
wa, ,all.l and large numbrrof case, marked
Chr tra' The fr.i ease for trial was opened
-li- Wun, ,li, morning.
Ta new >ch. +. II. IIoi-kin-. Capt. Bon
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You may hurrah for Blaine and Lincoln
from now until election day and not get hoar~e
II you will only Use Jadwin's Pine Tar Syrup.
e.. 4. Psrrher. Arr