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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-04-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Am Important will Case at Ossipee-
About S3, ,0OO, 600 Involved.

DOVER, n. a.. April 20.--A very important
law case will come before the Supreme Court
of Carroll county at Ossipee, next Monday.
Isaac Adams OF the Sandwich Printing Press,
inventor, died In the summer of 1883, leaving
property valued st S3,000,000 -Four sons and
one daughter survive. Julius, one of the
sons, Boston lawyer, was left but mere
fraction Of tho property, aud disputes the
capability of his father to make will, alleg-
ing that he was of unsound mind, also that he
had fondness for stimulauts. The testator
Was member of the Legislature In 1879 when
he made the will. Julius has summoned near
ly all the members of the Legislature of that
year TO testify to his fathers peculiar habits
and appa ent Gusoundness of mind. The will
is Il pages of printed matter. More than 800
witnesses will testify and the trial viii occupy
considerable time Judge Foster of Concord
and Mr.. French Of Nashua are counsel for the
contestants; Edgarly, Copeland and Whipple
for the heirs,
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FINANCIAL.
Failures Repor,ed,

Boston, April 2O.-The creditors of Downes
& Atwood, dealers in Photographic novelties,
at the meeting today voted to accept 33S cents
on 81 in settlement of their claim. The firms
liabilities are $4,000
jeremiah Ryan, -four and grain, South
Boston, owes about $29, 100, of which $4,000
is secured by stock.
PIrrsFIELD, April 2O-Ths liabilities of
Decker Il Ssbin, paper manufacturers of Lee,
are $37 600. A meeting Of creditors will be held
Wednesday.
ST.. LOUIS, April 20.-Foster & Co., tea aud
cigar dealers, assigned today. Liabilities,
100000 assets, $125, 900.
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THE TRUNK MYSTERY.
The Story TOId by HEr. Ross of New Yor
Denied by fhe RelI ROy.

AC StOVy AGAu NY IhEs A&OsS Oh new n 0FK
Denied by she Bell aOy.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-The bell boy of the
Southern Hotel, who Mr.. Ross of New York
said he told of the grosns proceeding from
the room of Maxwell on Easter Sunday, testi-
fed at the inquest to the effect that during
the afternoon of Easter Sunday he answered a
call from room No. 143, occupied by Mr. Ross,
and that he took that gentleman soma postage
stamps, but that Mr.. Ross said nothing to him
abo7t the moaning in the adjoining room.
he answered call from room No. 144, which
was MaxwelPs and that Maxwell ordered a
small bottle Of champagne and two glasses.
Maxwell was alone and explained that he
wanted two glasses because he expected Wis
itor. The acting president of the board OF po-
lice commissioners has laid all the particulars
of this murder before Secretary Of State Bay
ard and the British minister at Washington,
and asked their cooperation in effscting the
arrest of the murderer and bringing him to
Justice.
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Gen. Grants ead Rirthdny.

LouIsvILLE, KY, April 20.--Gen. Grants
6sd birthday, which occurs next Monday, will
be celebrated in this city by a public meeting
OF the representatives of all parties. Promin-
ent gentlemen have the matter in charge, and
owing to the peculiar circumstances under
which the celebration is to occur, Louisville
will ask all other cities in the Union to follow
her eXample
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SOUTH AMERICA.


tatEIssUs
CALLAo, April 10 9-Several cases of yellow
fever bave occurred in Callao. The muni-
cipality has decreed that within a period OF
two months all houses must be cleaned and
painted with pitch one yard from the ground.
Through some unknown cause the sea has
been covered with dead fish which have
fion of the port
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NORFOLK, Va, April 20.-The Russian
corvette Stietax, with $50 men, four days out
from Havana, arrived at the naval anchorage
this afternoon, and was followed an hour later
by the British man-of-wsr Garnet from Vera
Cruz, with $50 men and II guns. The Garnet
came to anchor quarter of mile below the
Stietax.
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a Di.l.onest Postal Clerk.

NEW ORLEANS, April 20-M. r. Wills,
postal clerk on the line between New Orleans
and Port Eads, disappeared Friday evening,
taking with him the contents of registered
letter pouch amounting in value,it is supposed,
TO several thousand dollars.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against
IA harborlDg or trusting any of the crew Of the
British bark s'KestreI," Olsen, Master, from Cadiz
debts of their contracting will be paid by cap
tain or consigneee.
apl5d3t ASE, LEAVlTT s. co,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 21.
The indications for New England are
slightly warmer, fair weather, southwesterly
winds and lower barometer.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Ill 90 p MI
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THE DOMINION.
Damagc by Floods.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 20.-St. Patrick's
street bridge, which crosses Rideau river,
leading from this city, was carried away today
by floods. The river is very high.
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wx-secrsturv FreliueI,uvseu.

NEWARK, n. j., April 20.-Mr. Frelinghuy-
sen remains in stupor bnt his general condi-
/! tion has shown little change the past week.
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PAPER HANCINCS.


Our Spring stock is now COM
plete, and we are ready to offer the
most Artistic Designs at reasOna-
BILE prices. Ceiling work q special
ty; estimates and plans furnished.
Mr.. e. f.. Copeland of Boston, has
recently taken charge of this de-
partment, and we can assure DO.
Lite and respectful attention.
hr. r.. w. Emerson, the well
known decorator, has charge of the
mechanical department. w Q
would urge all OF those cOntem-
plating the use of Wall Papers, to
examine our stock and make Sc
leGtiOns before the assortment is
broken.
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MAINE.
Child Burned TO Death,

EAsTPoRT, April 20.-On Saturday daugh-
ter of Gilbert Cummings of North Lubec
while playing with bonfire was burned to
death. Age II years.
0Idfown's DefaultTng Treasurer.
BANGOR, April 20.-A town meeting was
held at Oldtown today to take action in regard
to the accounts of the late Treasurer Waldron,
now in parts unknown. A committee was ap-
pointed consisting of John A. Blanchard and
Frank Hamblen, who were authorized to se-
lect third man as an expert to examine the
accounts and to report at meeting to be held
MAY 9th
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MEXICO.

A Former Uaited states ConsRl Murdered
and Robbed.
DALLAS. Tex, April 20.-Luous Avery,
formerly United States consul at Camareo
Mex, lately manager OF the Vallecillo mines,
near Viladoma, Mex, was murdered Friday
night. His murderers secured $5000
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VIII Climb M ware ,rr.;,s.


BATH, April 20-While Mr.. Jeremiah Nc
Laughlin was climbing over freight train at
the Water street crossing today the cara start
cd up just as he had placed his left foot On the
shackle between the cars. The cars closing up
pinned his foot between the ends of the two
"drawbars." Below the instep the foot was
crushed in an almost shapeless mass.
Fire at Gardiner.
GARDINER, April 20.-Ths dwelling house
and stable on Brunswick street, owned by
Elias s. Brown. vas entirely consumed by fire
this afternoon, together with its contents. Loss
$1,000; insured In the Etna for $4,000. The ad-
joining property was damaged several hundred
dollars. Insured. The fire was first discover
ed in ihs stable, and is supposed to haYe been
caused by sparks from brush FIRE on the
premises.
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LITERARY NOTES.

Madame Durand (Hcnri oreville has selected TlcRnor
Co. as her American publishers 6hs has Just given 70
them the Ms. Of her new novel, "Dosias Dauen.ei'
and they will bring It out in the form OF
American translation as Madame Dureho' VINO
u on her way to Boston, has read the proofs. ihA
story Is continuation Of Dosia whleh IL ohs VI "0
three most striking novels Of this author
The remaining volumes of the edition OF scofs novels
which Baker Taylor are publishing here In connection
with Black of Edinburgh, have come from the press
edition IT, as has said before an adlnireDe ono "
t paper ana printing good are these thst 'heS c"
on the couhcality OF the olfnshiOned Illustrations IL
% one of the best for comfortable read
Ing
Mr. Stockton has attained to the high honor OF having
been mentioned the sentence with ThacKeray ny
an editorial writer in The London Daily NeTS lie
has shown" writes this Englishman. "in Ruoaer
Grange and In The Transferred Ghost very Bro"'
powers, and pleasant dry kind OF Amontilado na'or
in his fun which somewhat reminds one OF IhacKeay
the Thaekeray OF the Bcdford.row Conspiracy ana OF
a Lttlo Dinner at Timnlns's. Mr.. stocktons Vo'n 10
little too onpubIa-a little rich In the humors anu
experiences Of young married people But MS lun Is
rarely strained artificial except IN the aVet
Of Rudder Grange and he has certain Rpu'"e'a 'N
tenderness not to be always met with III the Jesei'
nrs Fenwick Mer's {" Harriet Martineau Roberts
Brohers rs one OF the least interesting ofthe En'o
Women SERIES The book has charm OF style IL tens
us little that is and it will be usoiul chlehy III INC
sense in which biographical dictionary paragraph is
useful There is a protentous and selfassertvo 'o"o
throughout the book which makes 1t far from pcaS""
reading; and 1t has air of having been Written In
violent hurry.
The Acott Calendar issued by Roberts Brothers. Is
orpameuted by portrait of the author and drawing oil
her homo in Concord.
r Gustaye Flauberts "Saammb6" has been translated
by an Englishinan and the translation will shortly DC
brought out in London and New York.
1.-TWO Broken Hearts" putnam Coz Is a record moi
only Of broken but of broken heads 1t Is full OF
death and disappointment 1t said by the author 'na
it story and was given to the world because nc
was haunted by incidents and felt. like the Ancient
Mariner uncomfortable desire TO tell the piteous tae
He mas e:t that in publishing 1t lie was conveying
wholesome warning to young women who do not know
their own minds" who love but do not Know they
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10 TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE ROCHESTER
AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD COMPANY

At the recent orccosu sale purchased the property OF
the Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad Company red by
its second morteage
have cd one IN New1 orR ana one
in Pcn1syyania and they about 10 be Consolidated
To such ~ the Rochester and pittsburgh Rail
road Company a. shall before the 20h day OF NOyem
Der -S deposit certificates OF stock with transfer ana
power attorney transfer the books signed In blank
with the Union Trust company Of New York vi" upon the
or.utyann Of such consolidated company give one shafe
OF the COZ III such consolidated company Tor every
four are. ~ the OF said Rochester and Pittsburgh
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ch new consolidated company FOR every four shares OF
Rochester and Pittsburgh Raj road Company stock 50 dc
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ready or delivery days afcr the organization
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ions dolla preferred cent no1cunuave STOCK
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III.
THE NEW KING ARTHUR
IAN Opera without Music" by the author OF The bun'
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The still mysterious author If The BuEtline Ball haslh
THE NEW king ARTHUR" written second BOOK
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witty fluent wholesome should like 10 know who the
authoris
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DFFNS'S SERMONS.

New edition. Forty eight sermons By Charles F Deems
D. D. L. d. Pastor the church OF the srangors Sew
York. svo ] vol. - 30.
- =. PUTNAM'S SONS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY

OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Capital 81 100000. No. 30 "aii't'
Designated by Of the supreme Court as legal depos
tory VIII receive deposits of money interest act as hsca
or transfer agent trustee for corporations ana accept anu
execute trusts from persons or corporations Oh a.
favorable terms as other similar companies
II OMAS HILLHOCSE, President .
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN, Vice President
WALTER J. BKITfIN, secretary,