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Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. ARABS IN ARMS AGAIN. Burning And PiIIaging All
 Before Them. HOME RULE FOR IRELAND. The Tory Ministry Conclude
 To Stick. KEILEYS CASE IN THE SENATE. A Mystery From A Fe-
 male College.
KEILEY'S CASE IN THE SENATE.
A Mystery From A Fe-
 male College.
THE ARABS AGAIN HIN ARMS.

A
 An Assault Which the British Troops
 Repulsed After a Long Struggle. LONDON, Dec. 14.-The attention of Eng
 land is again directed toward Egypt, whence
 news comes to-day of a sanguinary conflict
 at Koseh, the natives being repulsed by the
 British only after severe and protracted
 struggle. Fears begin to be entertained that
 the preoccupation of British statesmen in
 home affairs of late has led them into care
 lessness in regard to the Egyptian situation
 and that they have paid too little heed to the
 ample warnings that have come from time to time from the Soudan of the marching of warlike hosts toward Cairo. As the rebels have this time obligingly come several hun dred miles nearer the line of civilization than Fl Mahdi ever got it will doubtless be much less costly undertaking in men and money to cope with them than it was for MT. Gladstone's unlucky expedition to the interior. In an interview this evening a prominent military man expressed the belief that the policy of the government would be to let the fanatical Arabs wear out their strength by dashing themselves against the comparatively strong positions of the British and Egyptians near lower Egypt rather than attempt to drive them back or pursue them oAo Noo0i' IAAo P1ofolAlhS AOoiiAS III England, he said, seemed to justify such a course, as there is no disposition to seek empty honors by showing the military power of Great Britain to drive back horde of half-savage enthusiasts.
 CAIRO, Dec 14-The Soudanese insur- gents have pillaged and burned Terkat and other villages between the second and third cataracts on the Nile. They are advancing toward Wady Halfa and subsisting on the country and leave nothing but ruins be- hind them.
 Saturdays Fighting on the Frontier.
 LONDON, Dec. 14-Such conflicting reports are being received of Saturdays fighting be- tween Bulgarians and Servians on the iron tier that no attempts made by those interest ed to estimate the effect that the engage ment will have upon the negotiations for settlement of the Balkans dispute. The first reports may have exaggerated the i'm portance of the engagement, as it would l seem likely that otherwise additional particu- l lars would ere this have been received. The | report emanated from Belgrade and of course | declared the Servians to have been victori- l ous. The Bulgarian side of the story is yet l to be heard. No hint of a consumma- | tion of the labors of the ambassadors con l ference is yet received and there seems no | present prospect for speedy settlement of | the conflicting interests.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

After trying every rheumatic cure I could ,,.:.r i,s.r of without relief some five weeks ago bought bottle of Athlophoros and began taking 1t, and in less than twenty-four hours I suffered fld dipain- from the rheunatlsm,-ah !. Flood, Oxford, Me.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

was rigidly held to the prescribed curridu- | lum. MT. Sherman also spoke of the large number of new buildings, the change in col lege journalism, and particularly of the de- crease of hazing, which was then extremely rough and made the freshman's life of dread.
 Professor Alexander Agassiz, curator of the Geological museum at Harvard, has been compelled to resign his position owing to poor health and will visit Europe. A meeting was held last evening for the purpose of dissolving the Shelf. Gun club and the formation of university club from which team can be selected to shoot against the Harvard club next spring. Messrs. Knapp, Crapo and Kent were appointed a committee to draw up constitution and re- port to future meeting.
 In the dynamic course at Shelf. the choice between two optionsls is given to the seniors three hours week either in electricity or hydraulic motors. This is the first time any optionals have been offered in Shelf. and this departure shows advancement in all branches of the college toward more liberal course of studies.
 An endless variety of crockery and glass ware at BOLTON 6 NEELY's
 What is more acceptable to your wife, sister or mother than a black silk dress? We are sole agents for the gold medal black silks, every yard warranted and at the very lowest prices at BOLTON & NEELY's.
 Baby carriages, sleighs, dolls trunks, tool chests, in fact everything in the toy line, and at the very lowest prices, can be found on the second floor, at BOLTON & NEELY's.
 Ladies, misses and children's muslin un- derwear, knit jackets, hoods, leggins in endless variety, at BOLTON &C NEELY's.
 Now is the time to select your toys be- fore the assortment is broken They are going off rapidly. Call early in the week and make your selections, at
 BOLTON & NEELYs
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
The Installation in WallIngfoId on
 ThursdaV.

The Rev. Charles H. Dickinson, jr., will
 on Thursday be ordained and installed AS ,~..e.os,esadoIlaI church fin w aI-a ingford. The sermon will be by the Rev. Dr. T. T. Munger, of the United church of New Haven. Mr. Dickinson is graduate of Amherst college and of the Yale divinity school. class of 1884
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
 THE TORY MINISTER TO STICK.
A Comprehensive Programme For the
 New Parliament.


 New Parliament.
 LONDON Dec. 14.-The most important Cabinet council yet held by the present min istry assembled to-day in the Prenier's off cial residence in Downing street. All the members were present, including the Earl of Carnarvon, lord lieutenant of Ireland, who came expressly to attend. The session lasted two and one half hours, which is five times as long as the council usually sits. There was a long and very serious debate upon the question of resigning office in view of the fact that the Tories had failed to elect a majority of the whole House of Commons. proposition of resignation. They took the ground that, although they had not elected clear majority of the House, yet neither the Whigs, the Radicals nor the Parnellites had done so and therefore it was not shown that the country had given mandate to either of those parties to admin ister the government. It was argued that the Tories were numerically larger thon any one of the other parties and moreover the ministers were unanimously confident in the belief that the Wings would support the present government, thus giving it an ample working majority in the House. These views finally prevailed and the motion to resign was negatived by 6 vote of two to one. The Cabinet then decided to meet the new parliament and to submit compre- hensive programme of legislation for the ses- sion This will include new scheme of government in England and bill to reform and decentralize the administration of local affairs in Ireland The details of the latter measure were not fully decided upon and the council will reassemble to morrow, main ly for the purpose. The proposed plan is a limited measure of home rule, but it falls far short of what the Parnellites demand and of what the Liberals have offered.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
ECZ. E: MIA And Every Species of Etch- ing and Burning Diseases :.
 Positively Cured. e< !

ENCZEAIA or Salt Rheun, with it's agonIzing itch bath with Cuticura Soap and a single application of Cuticura, the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with two or three doses of Cutcura Resolv- ent, the Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool the precipitation pure and nirritatng, the bowels open. the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema. Ringworn, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruri- tus, Scall Head. pandruf, and every species of Itchirg, Scay and Pimply Hu;noFs of the ScalIs and Skin when the best physicians and all knowl. remedies fail.
 WzaI raeDonald, a,542 Dearborn st. Chicago. gracefully acknowleges a c'rS. of Eczena Salt RheuIn, on head, neck race, arms and legs for enteen years not able 10 walk except on hands and knees.for one Year; not able to help himself for eight years: trled hundreds of remedies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured by Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier) i4ternally and Cutfcura and Cuticura Soap Ghsa great skin, cureS) externally.
 Charles Hought0n, Esq, lawyer. @ State street. Boston, reports case of Eczema under his tient's body and limbs, and to which all knowr methods of treatment had been applied without benefit, which was completely cured solely by the, Guticura Remedies, leaving clean and healthy skin.
 MT. SaE..l ThIeI, wilkesl,arre, Pa wrirss: 1T have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight business for weeks ct time Three boxes of Cutf- cura and four hoElles of Resovent have entirely cured ne of this dreadful disease"
 Itching Diseases Cure...
 Cutfcura stands at the head Of it's o.s. especially is this the ease with the C:ic2Ea Soap. Have had prevalence of an aSgSavpsed form of Itch through some localities i the country in which the Cnticu- -.~ = ' 011.A1..ofIi W. L. HARDING. Druggist.
 CutIeura Remedies.
 Sold by all druggists. Price Cuticura, 50 cents Reseivent S1; Soap, 25 cts Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,, Boston, Mass. Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
 D EH O using the Outcura Soap
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
Estimated Income.

The unpaid street assessments in
 the hands of Theo. A. Futile
 for collection, amounting to
 about twenty four thousand
 dollars (S24, 900 OO) of which it is
 estimated there will be collect
 ed by Dec 1st, 1sa6. $ s,0oOO From unpaid taxes on the list of
 1884. 1875, '76, TT, '7S 70, 80,
 'S1, 's2, 'S3, 'S4, say $10S, ,000 co,
 of which will be col ected, Se0oO % From Licenses and Permits, 5 900 GO From City Cours, e,000 % From Superintendent of Streets, 2,5o0 o9 From New Pavement Assess
 ments, 1s,00o 60 From Town Of New Haven, 4,O00 % From all other sources, 800 %
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
Real Estate.
FOR RENT. ffs;sA.& ff$sA& A TENEMENT of four rooms at 69 Hi
FOR SALE CHEAP.

| FOR RENT. I 1%%A A TENEMENT of four rooms at 69 Hil
 G 4e eerner Whiting s7 sGTE ft FOR SALE CHEAP, fhIf:.Ast HOUSE, barn and few acres of land To .4Al!!.A AcatiOn pleasant. Only few miles from ! New Haven and convenient to church, schools, de pot and postofice. Call at R. BALDWIN'S. d11daw Real Estate Agency, SIS Chapel St. Masonic Temple for Sale. ++A WE are authorized to offer for gale the Ea:; building known the Masonic Temple. cor A4 ner of Union and Chapel streets, at pTi.ee . property has frontage of about B feet Chapel street and aE feet on Union street and is yell rent d1o Ct 15s Church street. FOR SALE OR RENT, fA= HOUSE with 12 acres of land. situated at AAlsA tains eight rooms beside basement. Adjoins the Parker property; within stone's throw of the quire of GEO. W. SMITH, d9 If Morris Cove. FOR RENT, H5;; at prices varying from S5 per month to $12Oo -ka!!.A per year.
 FOR SALE. 600 Houses and Lots all over the city.
 
 Any amount of money from $1 900 to $1 .000, ,eOO at or per cent.
 WANTED, Money at or per cent. on Western and South ern Farms-large security. Interest paid at my office, and not dollar of loss in fourteen years experience.
 HORACE P. HOADLEY,
 2HoADLEY BUILDING. OPEN EVENINGS.
 FOR SALE. %A HOUSE for two families with 13 rooms; E4::i barn; lot 4Ox142; about minutes walk from ass.H postoffice Will be sold at bargain if sold Good brick house F gas and an ddoeet city water one block from City Ma ket; only 5000.
 FOR RENT. few houses and tenements; prices low. Money to loan on real estate. A'A4" No' 70 CHURCH STREET. ROOMS. Hg4omee g4 open evenings L. ro F. GsSSSMsTocK.
 FOR RENT, <tA HOUSE B Winthrop avenue Rehtted and Mj!s.l HOBART l.. aOTCHKISS. no1aeodtf 153 Church Street.
 FOR RENT, INA FOR light manufacturing purposes, the third Esll Court, now, occupied by Joseph Beekel Beck a { light Sgady eaom hsaf n base aad
  ment Procession given January 1st.
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, d3 if 92 Orange Street.
 ITO LOAN, fhh4.A S3O,0OO at per cent. for term of years. I.l,l Will loan in one lot or divide on gilt edge curity.
 T. G. SLOAN & SON,
 Room 3 Benedict's Building. Open evenings al
 FOR RENT. LA A desirable tenement of eight rooms with EH:i all modern improvements. A very pleasant l A@NA location. Inquire at n21 If 9VERNON STREET. I West Haven Real Estale. |t4A For houses and lots in the Borough hB.:.;I For Savin Rock shore building lots. 4AssAx For factory and wharf sites. For farms. Cali on address
 WALTER 4. MAIN, n19 West Haven.
 Wanted to Buy, SssA HOUSE and lot for about S5 900, in the l Nt;.; western part of the city. Desirable building
 For Sale, paper mill doing good business. Satfsfac- ory reason for selling.
 HOOKER & WARREN, no16 19 Exchange Building. l
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
SEWER FUND ACCOUNT.

The unpaid Sewer Assessments in the hands of T. A. Futile, amounting to about S23 900, of which it is estimated there will be collected by Dec. 1st, 1Sa6, |; From balance in Sewerage fund, and avails aF sewerage bonds,
 From New Sewers ordered and aasess>s'
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

A ten and one=half QO10 mill
 tax on the grand list of 1885, estimated at gross $4S, ,500,0 ,00o,
 will yield five hundred and
 nine thousand two hundred and fifty, ($509. .25O 0G>, dollars,
 of which it is estimated there
 will be collected by Dec. 1St,
 1886, say ninety per cent equal
 ling 45 Interest Derby R. R., 1 Cash in Bank,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

A Bill For The Relief of Yachtsmen.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-Mr. Belmont, at the request of the New York Yacht club, has prepared bill i'll which yachting men will ssancs sen ese things Fl+s, t0 place steam yachts on legal equality with sailing yachts; second, to provide that the owners or masters of yachts shall hold the position of captain; third, to relieve yacht owners of excessive port charges; fourth, to enable yachts to steam launches of moderate length without the necessity of employing a licensed engineer to run them.
 THE TORY MINISTRY TO STICK.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
Waants.
w A NIT En
WANTEn

WANTED. H experienced waitress in a ,,r;,.+a s., A A. Good references required. Apply at -"n'ns'
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15
w ANTEN

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do cook 1A ing or general housework in private family Good reference. Inquire at
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

An endless variety of crockery and glass ware at BOLTON &y NEEIY's
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

LINCOLN SKATING RINK.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-12-15

Baby carriages, sleighs, dolls trunks, tool chests, in fact everything in the toy line, and at the very lowest prices, can be found on the second floor, at BOLTON & NEELY's
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-21

wAREN-sld 18th, sch Alice Cakes, Tobin, for
FALL l. RIvER-sld 18th, sch speedwell, Webster,
NEWP0RT-sld 18th, schs ira D sturgis, Hodg
dou, New York; Juuietta, Thompson, (trom Addi-
son) for New York
Providence
ViNEYARD- VEN-Ar l7th schs Mary Sands
(reenleaf Amboy for Danversport; Wreath POM
rov Franklin for do. (lost anchor)
Ar 18th sch e Ii Cornell, Colcord Philadelphia
for Boston; Cora, Portland for New York. (and
both sailed)
for New York; Alexandria, Taylor, Machias for dol
Geo d Perry, Flynn do for do.
HYANNIS-Ar 18th, sch E Willard, Foster,
Sid 18Th. sch Nettie Cushing, for New York.
BOST0N-Cld 18th. schs mary A Killen, Killen
CRrdenas; Helen FL Benedict, Manson. Baltimore
Ar 10Th, barQue Isaac jackson. WEIGH, New York
j Fl Crowley, Cotton. Hoboken; Telegraph, Gill
christ, Amboyi Lady Ellen. Torrey, New YORK;
Grace Stevens, Stevens, Gouldsboro; Charles A
Sproul, Humphrey, Damariscotta; Boynton,
Perry. and JAS Henry. Munroe Roekport
ar goth, schs Oliver Barrett, Roberts, and Mill
ford, Look, Hoboken; VIM Flint, Dodge. do. q M
Porter. johnson, New York.
Cid goth, sch Helen H Benedict, Manson, Balti
more.
Sid goth, barque Rachel Emery.
SALEM-Ar 10Th. sch Geoorgietts, Alley, Port
johnson.
BEVERLY-Ar 18th. sch Eliza B Coffin, Mann,
Hoboken.
GLoUCESTER--Ar 18th, schs Perine Reed, FIN
for Halowell; Charles h Moody from Boston for
Frankfort; Saml Brown, do for Brooksville
SDLLIVAN-Ar 18th, sch Geo W Collins, Joy,
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-21
s,nlIforn,n Entnlnn ataes.
6osroa. April 20 -Ius talioglug sees a0-.,Sy
aa9EessNs Of Bulssr. Caeeas. Egge. 30:

5osr0a, April 20 -tus E4humag sete so-sSys
ga3EGsoDs of Hubss1, 0aeeas. Eggs, 80:
eork--iong GUS, a 50z15 90; shors cuts Is 90
q 5 80. backs SIS 0O0 Is SO, Light backs Ia O3G4
s 50; loan ends 50@fI6tgo prime mess 8 90
~ so, extra pg4le 2 t}2zl2 DO; mesa, Sl4 90;
PO-S St39lS 80
.gc Z. q b . IA q i zaf risrcea, 5.GSIac for
4 o pGsie ga SA s7z 10 pals, SAat@9c
IsoshBeef-pair steers 41a@g81seF9fb; light steers
at 61aG1712e; choice S15l8sz c; choice heavy binds
11@11 H2e good do I01a411Ie; light 91a@101sc;
good heavy fores 64z g54ac;secondl9ualty at 542@
6c;rattles at 4la@518c; ribs at 7gSc; rnnps at Ii
&C 10@18o.
gesns-choice large hand picked pea at 5o@
30 " bush; choice Now York small band-picked
do all s0fgi 65; small hand-pioked pea Vermont,
at ?0A1 o0i common to good at 81 40@I 45;
choice screened do 40; hand-picked med at As
al 90 and choice screened do at l 3O00l 60: COM
mon 40 1901 2o choice improved yelow-eyes at
2 90; old-fashioned yelloW-eyes at 9OHl 95;
red kidneys 90J01 80.
Apples-We quote good Greetings at o002 so;
Sweet Apples at z 00@2 rs; common do at 81 so;
BsldwinH 2 50@2 rs y Dbl. Eyaporated Apples at
Hay-Ohoice prime hay quoted sIs919 OOP ton;
fair 70 good 1$1S 90; choice Eastern fine 1S 90
00slS 90; poor do at S13@SI4; Eastern swsIe Io@
SII, Rye straw, choics, SCI 00@$22 90; cat straw
,s1Jter-Choice Northern creamery old 200 22c
New York and Vermont fall dairy at 15018e;
fair TO GOOD Oo0O0c; new dairy at 20@23e; extra
western fresh-made creamery at 2b@25e; choice
60g4e; common at lS,@23c; june creameries at Is
0lsc; Western dairy, fresh made, at L6gl &c; ladle
packed at I4016c; do fair to good 11@13c; imita-
lion creamery choice, at 1907 &c. Jobbing prices
range higher than these quotations.
Cheese-thoiee Northern at 1l1111sc, fancy
12e; lower grades according to quality West l01s
@llc.
Eggs-An strictly fresh stock 1914 @17ci Western
!o9Ao1Sci South 15@l6c,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Melbourne Feb 20, barque Estella, Avery,
Newcastle.
at Hong Kong March 70, ship Matilda, Merriman
from Singapore; Republic, Holmes from Newcas-
tle NSW; Commodore. Blanchard for New York;
barques Nicholas Thayer Crosby. for do.
AT Soursbsya Feb n, barque Chas g Rice, Bailey
unc; and others.
Ar at Singapore Mich g. barqne Chalmette. Chad
bourne, New York.
At Calcutta Mich T. ships Gen Mcclellan, Hopkins,
for New York. l. L Sturgis, Mitchell, do; Mary l.
Gushing, Brown unc.
at Calcutta Mch IT, ship L Sturgis, Mitchell,
for New York; Mary Cushing, Brown unc.
Cid at Iloilo Mch l. ship Imperial, Crosby, New
York, with rs, 800 piculs sugar.
Sid FIN Lobos Mich 10. brig Manson, Cleaveland,
New York.
Ar at Bathurst 18th inst sch M Higgins, Wood,
Boston via Goree.
Ar at Zanzibar 10th inst, barQus Annie Reed.
Crowen, Tamatave.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Mich 3, barque Levi An
dEews. Watts, Apalachieola.
Sid Feb 81, sch Henry Mason, Percy, -.
Sid I'm Tuspan I'd inst sch Sarah Bird, Farwell
New York.
Ar at Nuevitas Apl 9th, sch Hannah Carlton,
Bryant, BaTbadoes.
Ar at St Jago Mich %, sch Mary Judge. Nor
wood, Philadelphia
Sid flu Kingston, ia, Apl 4. schs Mary Weber,
Hodgdon, Port Antonio and Philadelphia; 9th, An
ME r Lewis, Lewis Salt River, ia.
Harris. from st Domingo for New York; 18th, E
Fl HERMAN, Wood, Ragged Island for New York.
SPOKEN.
March %, lat 80 "a N Ion 32 80 W, barque Amy
Turner, Newell, from Boston for Honolulu.
April 4, lat AZ S. Ion 8 z ship Lucille, Lawrence
from Liverpool for New York.
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aspmEsTraI PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO AR 11th, ship John T Berry,
Watts. New YORK, (Nov 49,.
CID 18Th, ship Gov Robe, Goodeli, Liverpool.
PORT BLAKELY-sld 10th inst. ship Guardian,
MoBiLE-Cid 18th, sch Augustus H Fabens,
KEY WEST-Ar 18th, sch a L Henderson, Hen
derson Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH AR 18th, sch Eta A Simpson,
CHARI.EsION- 18th, sch Muriel S Haynes
Boothbay.
BULL RIVER, SOAR 14th, sch Q Il Wolstou
WIhIilNaToN, Seed 18th, sch VIM Wilson,
Berry. Philadelphia
NEWPoRr sEws-Ar 18th, sch Alfaretta Camp
bell Campbell, Norfolk. -.
PHILADELPHIA-Cld 18Th schs Jennie Han,
Hail. Sagua, JAS FL Riley, Hayford, Oardenas
Ar l7th, sch Jennie A Stubs, Stubps. foft de
ar 18th, &c 8 Maggie Dalling, Ualling oaraenss;
Fannie A Milliken Sinnett do.
Ar 18th, brig Areot Gates Cardenas L Staples,
Showers, Arecibe; sch Jennie Lockwood. Poland
Cardenas.
Gilkey, Sagua; sen Addie Jordan, HERMAN FoTe
Spain.
NEW KoRK-Ar 18th. schs Joe Carlton. Heal.
Rockport; W Il card, Wooster. Sullivan; Gen Dan,
Simmons. Chomaston; Franklin. hobblps, Ihomas-
ton; Lottie, Creighton do for Philadelphia,
Ar 18th, sels Pemaquid, Wheeler, boothDayi
G A Hayden, Greene Portland; Jennie Greenland,
Pillsbury, Rockand; Hattie a White, Gregory, Sui
livan; Ira D Sturgis Hodgdon, Newport
Ar 10th. brig Emily Z Sheldon, Hayes Gibraltar
sch Susie Oliver. Suare. st Pierre
Oh Execution Light 18th, schs Mark Pendieton,
from ST John, NIB. sarah i Davis, from Belfast;
Morelight, from Calais; Louisa Boardman, from
Calais Relief, from Rockport; Dolphin, and Mag
gie Todd, from Calais, lakewood, from Portland.
CID 18TH chip e Chapman, Thompson ,tor san
Francisco; ba que Don Justo Jones, Boston; pflg
L Mupson. Smith, Matanzas; schs Geo JORDAN,
Lyman, sBtboa: Anna " Barker. Snowman, Tor
Arroyo.
Sid 10Th, bafque Adolph obrig, for San Fran
CISCO.
Passed the Gate 18Th, barque Isaac jackson FIN
New York for Boston; schs Geo Jordan. DO TOR
Bilboa; Zeyla, HOboken for Eastport y Smith,
| do for Boston; Oregon, Wsehawken for hiLteFY;
Mabel Hail. Elzabe hport for Portland Ellen Nor
risOn, do for Boston.
Passed the Gate 18th, schs Maggie Ball, from
New YORK for kockland; Commerce, Amooy for
| Portland.
PERTH ANNOY Sid 18th, sch Diadem. Thorn
! dixie, Boston.
PROVIDENCE Ar Itch, brig Katahdin, HAYES
Bangor.
SID 18th, sch Il sprague, Nickerson, New York
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RAILROADS.
Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND s. ROCHESTER, r. q.
Arrsnoement of Trains.

On and after Monday, Dec. S.Lh
Es5ssl.aasass = 9AA Passenger Trains will leave
Portland at 1850 M, and
lksl----k-s--r , SIS o. pa, arriving at Worcester
at 2.15 p. m. and 7.3O p. m: returning leave
Union Depot Worcester. at 40 a. m. and LILO q.
m. arriving at Portland at Lilo p m. and os4o tp
For Clinton, Aver Junction, Fitchbnrg,
Nashua, Jewell, Windhnnn, ana hs2"
ping at 1870 a. M. and 1885 p. ns.
For BsRnchester, Concord aud points Nortns g.
1855.
For Rochester, springvnle, Alfred, Wat
erbOrO and SAGE River, $50 a. nl.s
1855 y. and (mixed) at $50 p. naas 10
turning leave Rochester at (mixed) $40 a. M
lilo a. m. and 3.35 p. M; arriving at Portland
(mixed) $40 o. M, Lilo p. m. and 6.40 y. IN.
Fer eOFssnm, Snccarnppus Cumberland
Mills, WcssbrOOk and Woodford's nt
5.3G u. m, H3s5S, O.2O and CnixedD $50
y.
The 1888 D. M. from Portland connects az
Aver Buuet. with aHoOsuc Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Uaiou Depot, Worcester, for
New YorsE via N Oryvich Line and all rail, via
SprinE ieId, also with N. ". 81 n. X. ", ",
c'Steamer Maryland Route'D for Phlladeiphia,
Raiiisnore, Washington, and the Somth and
with Boston n Albany Il. ". for the West. ,
Close connections made at Westbrook sumo
ton with through tram of Maine Central H. n, ana
at Grand Trunh 'ransfer, Portland. with through
trains of Grand !uHk K. X.
Through Tickets to all points West and South
may be- had of S. II. HELEN, Ticket Agent, Port
land & Rochester Depot at foot of Prehe St. and OF
Rollins n Adams, No. % Exchange st.
sDoes not stop at Woodford's. .,,.,,r.,,.,
y26n W. PETERS,.