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Sheriff's snIe.

CUMBERLAND IS.
TVlAKEN on execution and will be sold by public
IL auction on the eighteenth day of May 1856
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Sherifss or
fee, in Portland, all the right, title and interest
which Annie w. Thompson, Of Cape Elizabeth, in
said County, has OF had on the nineteenth day Of
August, 1879, at one O'Clock and five minutes in
the afternoon, that being the time of the attach
ment on the original writ, in action OF Hiram r
Plummer, OF Falmouth, versus Annie W. Thomrt
son, ct al, both OF Cape Elizabeth, in said Cun'-
bertrand County, returnable at the September term
A. d 1879, Of our Superior Court in and for SAID
Cumberland County, in the following described
real estate situated In Cape Elizabeth. in sail
County and bounded and described as follows ~
witt: Beginning at the corner Of E. street. tbene w.
nerthea sd by said T. street hundred and
thence northwestery by said Barnes lana sa anes
ty-three feet more or less to land of Wu;a,
thence southwesterly by said williams Ian" n
hundred h lee. more or less to the Ocean HoDse
ared ana tnrty teet more or less to III Strn. nun
lng tne SaI ny premises conveyed to Annie W.
thompson Dy margaret A. Hamilton l,,, @ w.
" aeea naEe1 February 25th A D. ls7G Snd
Book 429, page Z. AesStry OF Deeds
Dated o at Portland, the sixteenth dav q. -,
apr3OdlawF3w f. n. JORDAN
Deputy Shcrlf
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ENARM-70 acres land, all intervale; good
Il house, large barn, stable, sheds cuts 30 tons
hay; fine chance for summer boarders; extra
chance to make money; only $500, with $500
down, balance easy. MAINE REAL ESTATE
AND BUSINESS AGENCY, 40 Exchange st.
"
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LAKE MAHOPAC, N.

LAKE MAHOPAC, NJ. Y.
MY DAUGHTER WAS, VERY
BAD OFF ON ACCOUNT
OF A COLD AND PAIN
ON HER LUNGS. DR..
MAS ECLECTRIC
OIL CURED HER IN "a
HOURS. ONE OF THE
BOYS WAS CURED OF A
SORE THROAT. THE MED
ICINE HAS WORKED WON
DERS IN OUR FAMILY.
ALvAH PINCKNEY.
ats SPE CiAL TIES"
DIR. MAs'ECLEC-
TRIO OIL FOR COUGHS,
coLDs, RouP, DlPH-
iberia, SORE T HR DAT,
CATARRH, AND BR ONCH-
IAL TROUBLES GIVES I'M
MEDIATE RELIEF.
THE MOST VIOLENT At.
TACK OF NEuR Al Ga
Will RECEIVE !MMEDI-
ATE AND PERMANENT Be
LIEF; IN FACT AS + A
CURE SFoR NEURAL GIA
1T HAS NEVER FAILED.
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Boston Stock Market.
Now York Stock and Money Market.
[By Telesraph.l

NEW YORK, May IS, 18Se.-Money on cali con.
tinues easy at 11a@24a per cent. Prime mercan-
tiletpaper at 41a d6 per cent. Exchange is firm;
actual rates S6s7 for 60-day bills and 80 for
demand. Government bonds dull. Railroad bonds
dull. The stock market was without feature and
closed heavy.
The transactions az the STOCK EIehangc asgre-
gated 1887 shares.
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For RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGo, NEURALGIv
Cramp and Collie there is no remedy superior to
the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
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Railroad Receipts.

PORTLAND.May 10, 1856.
Received by Maine Central RailrOad-For Port
and 40 ears miscellaneous merchandise; for con
Meeting roads Ill cars. miscellaneous merchan
disc.
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NTOTICE-The accounts of N. III. Studley are
IN left in my hands for collection. | shall leave
with my attorney all accounts not paid on or be-
fore June LIST. w. G. WEBSTER. 1872
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Snoknn-

April TO- lat 80 10, lon IA "a w, brig Henry B
Cleaves, Charlson from Cardenas for Philadel-
phia.
May G, lat 2 80 s. lon 81 80 w, ship Charles E
Moody, Leonard, from San Francisco for Liver
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IL wholesale or retail, by w. c. SAWYER s.
CO., dealers in seeds, plants, wooden ware, &c,
Preble st. Telephone No. 791-B. 121
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nomastIc Markets.

IBy IbItgTdpHI
NEW YORK. May 49, 1S86.-FIour market
eceipts 2o,61S bDls exports 1896 bbls and 30,
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-Eggs from fine stock; Hawkins
IL Strain Wyandotte, 81. 90 and S1.50 per 49,;
p Rocks, S10O per IS. C. e. BRACKETT,
Knightville, Me-, Tor B. & M Transfer) 1871
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CAPABLE GIRL to do general homework
" Call at IA PINE STREET in the forenoon
ap24dtf
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A GENTLEMAN going to Chicago and Minss
N neapols on 10 inst, is prepared to under
take a few commissions. Address @. r., this of
nce. 1O-1
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FROM MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.

Passed Anjier May II, ship North American,
Hallett New York Tor Hiogo.
Ar at Pernambuco Apl 16, ship Portland Lloyds,
Hussey, Montevideo.
Ar al Gibara May II, sch Ellie Simmons, Bull
GER Fernandina.
Ar at Singapore prey to May II, snip sunrise,
Tibbetts, S0urabaya.
Sid i'm Sagua 5th, brig Mary Bartlett, Thomp
son, New York; 9th, Daisy Boynton, Shackford,
New York.
Ar at Cardenas 9th, sch Maggie DAZZLING, Dalling
Philadelphia; It'll, A II Weeks, Henley, I'm New
York.
Sid 9TH, barque Arthur Wade, Sherman, New
York; sch Kenset, Curtis, Philadelphia; 9Th, brig
David Bugbee, Showers, Boston; sch Falmouth,
Clark Philadelphia
Cid at Matanzas May Z, schs Nellie Dinsmore
Parker, Delaware Breakwater; Edw True,
Mclaughlin New York
AT at Havana sth, barque Miranda, Corbett
New York.
Sid 7th, sch Grace Davis, Dyer. for Delaware
Breakwater.
Sid I'm Cienfuegos May A, brig Atalaya, Eye,
New York.
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YETANTED-A young girl to assist in general
w homework; must be well recommended.
Call at 10 LEWIS ST. 81
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yITANTED-Parties having lumber or any
w kind of freight to move to any part of the
bay, please call at SO Commercial st. CAPT. T.
GOUDY. Ill
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Portland and Ogdensburg & =

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday, Oct 5. 1889, O,
until further notice Passenger Trans wi"
Leave Portland as follows 300 n. M, lol
Fabyans, Bethlehem, Littleton, a,,.s
ter, WoodsvilIe, montPeiler, s.so.
bury. Newport, Burlington, eMnnt;ny
Ogiensburg, and all points on eohneo'ii'
lines -. ,,tarmediats
ARRIVALS.
40. 40 m. M. fIom Bartlett and way stauons
$50 p..m., from Swantons Burhns
all points Oh snrous" M j. HAMILTON, Snyt
October 8. 1885. VoouS'
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AGENTS WANTED.

VNTANTED-GENERA AGENTS, S25 PER
w week salary and expenses, or so cents on
the dollar to wholesale my goods A rare chance.
Address F. NJ WEAVER, with stamp, Bidde-
ford Me 29-4
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
On and after MONDAY, May 10Th,
Iss6, Passenger Follows:

Portland as fohows'
For Bangor, En.wsr's;; .i hss m a.s :s.
xaacebsro' g. J sSssPisa and Aros..o sss
Gosn.9 p m Lsw;s.s- and 1sS and so
t1115 p. m, Wa ;.casasais n. r.,
BANGOR a. i..~hexan, Belfast ana
7iS isS = - = a
ew Ya sfs ? ,I ss1H only 9. il
lbs, IL p m, and dor on s Kne9 and Isineois
p. Roekland an9 9s p. m; Aut ura and
Lewiston Wis Ia at SO Sq S p nils T. sT ,.
isios via Br.n."mIsao;a a;aS win,hTsp,
m mI;L Earm nna N.r1h An.es, Ky p; m; +;
FarminEion vim Br"n'"'
ND 1 m
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BRIDGT0N & SACO RIVER R. R.
Commencing Oct. S, 1885.
RulnfOrd Falls and BuckfieId Railroad
Winter Arrangement, In Effect Oct. r. 1885.

Connections win Grand Trunk Railway.
Mixed train leaves Mechanic Falls Junction
10.45 a. M, arrives at Buckfeld at 11.45 a. IN.
and Canton at LILO p. m.
Passenger train leaves Mechanic Falls Junction
$40 p. m, arrives in Buckfeld at $50 and Can
ton at 4.25 p. M
Returning trains leave Canton at 4.15 and 9.1o
a. M, connecting for Lewiston, Portland and Bos-
ton.
Stage connections daily with passenger train Al
West Minot for Hebron Academy; at B1ckfeId for
West Sumner, Chase's Mills and Turner: al Can
also for Bretton's Mills. '
Octsdtf L. L. LINCOLN. supt
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EOR sALE-Grocery and provision store on
I one of the best streets in Boston; good clean
stock, low rent and splendid locationfor business
this is sold for fault owner has other business
and will sell for Just what the stock Is WORTH
about 5000. j. +. HUNT s. CO., IA State St,
BOSTON. III
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New York Mining Stocks.
California mining Stocks.
fDxr fraianrranh


SAN FRANCISCO,May Is, 13S6.-The follow
ing are closing official quotations Of mining stocks
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
FIXING COAL PRICES FOR MAY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-The Executive
Committee of the Lehigh and schuykl Coal Exchanges
met to-day and decided that change in the line and
city and prices OF anthracite coal should be made
during May The present circular for the line and
city OF the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company at schuyki Haven 81 90 for lump, steam
boat broken and egg 81 s5 for stove and small stovo
So 90 for chestnut 81 20 for pea and 70 cents for buck
wheat The Lohigh Coal and Navigation Company's
prices at Mauch Chunk are 81 60 for broken egg
so So for lump. stove aud small stove; ~ 70 for
chestnut, and SI . for chestnut No 2. The line
,rices are Is cent? higher all grades except
fhesut No which 10 IS cents higher. Ii Is generally
admitted by coal sales agents that these circular prices
lave not been adhered TO for several months bui the
visible supply diminishing. and some sizes the stocks
are short Rates have IN conseqaeh OF the Increased
demand due some what ~ the strike In tho Dtumibous
reon become decidedly hrmer and the circular pricos
will It Is thought be maintained while the present con
dltiols exist The Reading Cogl and IRON company fh
nounces It's Intention to Charge the full circular price
for pea coal and there is strong probability that an ad
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
KEEPIyG BRUTAL NEGRO ATBAE

BALTIMORE, April 27 (SpeciaD. Miss Lizzie
wech and her sister, who live with their old father.
Solomon Wech In little cottage near Black Horse,
Harford County, Md, awakened about o'clock
this morning by a noise. They went down stairs and
found indications OF u burglary Their father being
helpless, and having no weapons, the young women
locked up house and to Edward Amos's house.
about quarter OF nile distant, through the woods AS
they hurrying along they oyeraken by Henry
Davis large negro, who seized LIZZIE Welch ana tried
to knock her down. They freed themselves from
his grasp ana ran screaming the house. There
there but TWO women, aud the eSr0 WAS aware or
this fact. lie came up just as tDey dragged the nan
fantng girl through the doorway They forced the door
shut against him ana boted II. lie broke open Out Inc
four women had retreated upstairs. and one OF them
covered the stairway with gun threatened to shoot
Davis If he attempted TO ascend the stairs At Daylight
an alarm was given and party OF farmers pursued anu
C caught Davis. They about to lynch him, hut
calm prevailed and he was locked up IN the
Al Belalr.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TIE FIRE RECORD.

LOSSES AT OO=EvELrs ORGAN FACTORY.
The police of the Twenty y-nnth Precinct yes
terday es mated the Losses by the lire in Hilborne L.
Roosevelis organ factory, at Nos. 145 to l40 West
EChteenthst as follows: Damage to building. 80 900;
damage to stock and machinery. $4,000 total $4,000
Fireman Joseph l. keegan OF Engine No. a. fell down
flight Of stairs while carrying horse into the burn
ing building, and injured seriously.
Mr. Roosevelt said last night that the loss on his stock
heavy but that 1t would not. he thought. exceed
$4,000 The stock IS insured for 500. 1873, the machln
cry for and the building for $4,000. The i'll
surance is divided among the folio wing companies:
German American National Western of Canada. Peoples,
York: COncOra MiscOn-in clinton Guardian O London
Buffalo German Pcnnsyl ANA. Queen star Cens Manu-
Builders. Commercial Mon. citizens OF Clu
clnnati Bradbury PENN city OF London OF ford
Liverpool London Globe. PhGnx OF London Lam
casnre Michigan. Farmers Of YORK Greenwich. Newark
Ere OF Lon lon Northern OF England Merchants
OF Ne United FiTcmcns Insurance Co of North Amer
lea Glen Falls Peoples OF Pittsburg Boamens and stcr
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
LOSSES ~ yApTOUs PLACEI

NEwroET. Ne. April 27.-The buildings owned by C.
A. Brooks. together with farming implements and furn
turc burned this morning Loss, $4,000 insured
Tor $4,000
NORTH THrTFoRD. VT, April rs NJ Ladd's steam
grist and sawmill- burned this afternoon. Loss.
- ,OOO insured. Tho sparks set fire to II. H. Hots
barns the opposite side OF the river which en-
tirely destroyed. Loss. Sl,50O probably insured.
PORTAGE Wis, April 27-The mill belong ging 10 Dates
Brothers, miles OF here struck by lightning
yesterday, and destroyed Loss $4,000; no ns urance.
MARION. Ind. April 1.-TWO lighthouses OF the Marion
Bending Works were burned yesterday The buildings
were filled with manufactured material. all OF which
destroyed. Loss $4,000; partly Insured.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
GREECE AND THE POWERS.
REPRESENTATIVE IN ATHENS CONFER.
REPLY TO THE ULTINATUM EXPECTED THIS WEEK
THE NEWS CONFLICTING.

THE NEWS CONFLICTING.
ATHENS, April 27.-All the foreign repre-
sentaves except Count Mony. the FIRE nc Minister
had long conference this egening at the German Lega
on with the omTandcrs OF the foreign men of war
be taken IN the event of Greeces complying with the
ultlmatum Of the Powers Greece's reply to the
ultlmatum is expected at the end OF this week.
CaDinet meetings being held constantly. The
Minister OF War will not to the disarmne OF tho
trooIs and will tender bis resignation II that course be
decided upon At meeting OF the party in
CONSTITUTION Square to-day disarmament denounced.
Further meetings will be held to night and
force OF cavalry ia held in readiness for action the
event OF disorders. Several foreign of
have arrived ih the ollng.
LONDON, April 27.-The news from Greece is conflict
inq one dispatch states that France did all in her
power to secure favorable settlement for Greece by
individual mediation but failed 1t is also said that
France did not sign the ultmatm in which the other
Powers joined ordering Greece dsarm that she has
not yet signed it, and thai il she eventually does sign
that TACT will be communicated to Greece In "a separ ato
note.
Greece, is averrod, is arranging srek from the
fowefs cer' an concessions in return Tor dsarming
otDor dlspa' ches say that Greece dislrmed before
receiving the ultimatdm which ordered tho disaunng
To Lake place within eight days and that when Premier
D6lyahs received the uitimatu;n he declared that IL
was theh ob)ealess, Is The orders for disarming had
already been given
Vienna dispatch says It Understood that France
intends to propOs conference for the purpose OF
making concessions Greece 4 telegram from Athens
states tnat tho cDmnined fleet of the Powers will prob
ably return to the rgus to-day to embark the foreign
Ministers.
Italy desired the uliimatum 10 order Greece to disarm
within forty eight hours: this rejected by tho
other Powers rs too peremptory
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
HANGED by ylGILANTEs.


sARCoXIE. April 27.rne two thieves who stole team
and hanged by vIgilantes In Carroll County. Ark
FATALLY BURNED BY KEROSENE OIL
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Sallie skratorck age sixteen
kindod her homo this mor ning in Last Bat-
more with when the can exploded ana threw
the burning oil her face, hands and body. Her
mother who her assistance, was severely
burned also. The girl cannot live
AFOUL OF THE OLD FRENCH CABLE
GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 1.-The schooner Lthel,
Captain Merchant arrived hore yesterday from Brown
Bank reports that while on the Banks April 5
and A. she fouled with the old French cable IL was two
day before schooner could be cleared away from the
cable and anchor had 20 DO cut way losing 1t
and about sixty fathonls OF cable.
LAUNCH OF THE SHELTER ISLAND
WIIMINCTOS, April 2T.-Ihe Harlan & Hollngs-
wort IA Company launched this morning the iron side
wheel steamer Shelter Island built for the Monauk anu
New.York Steamboat Company 10 run between New
York and sag uarbOr, taking In Orient, Greenport,
Shelter Island and 50uthod. Her dimensions are 10
feet long 81 beam aud IL feet depth OF hold The boat
was chrtened by Miss Leila Ingerso, daughter Of cx'
Governor ingersoll Of Connecticut.
HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT $4,000.
VlNCENxls, Ind April 27.-At IA late hour last night
Comfy Treasurer Holm gsworth placed In jail In
default OF bail for embezZlemont Several weeks ago
Uongsworth arrested for embezI!emcnt at the in
stjgaton OF the County Commissioners, and Postmaster
Kooksy and others went his bond Tho trial was set
for Yesterday and the County Treasurer did not appear
Mr Kockley looked him up and surrendered him. Ho-
ugaworh unsuccessful iu his efforts TO get further
assistance. Ills shortage Is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
SELLING fHOR0UGHBRED COLTS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 27.-The great
annual sale Of yearngs at Belle Meade occurred to-day
the presence 300 visitors Among the prominent
turfmen present Colonel Bruce and Philip Dwyer,
of NewYOrk; Ed Corrigan, of Kansas City Colonel
Clark an1S. q. Harris OF Louisville, and Colonel Mackey
of California. William Easton, of New-York, the
auctIoneer Among the sales were the following: No.
l. brown colt by Enquirer, dam Bonnie Mead, 5. s.
Brown. Pittsburg, Sl,4OO; No. 3. light bay colt by
Luxe Blackburn, dam Meita, Dwyer Brothers. New
York, 81 900; No. t. Chestnut colt by Drambe, dam
Bencia Dwyer Brothers, $500; No Is. Bay cot by I'M
ported Great Tom. dam Charity, s. :. Brown, Pltsburg
81 900: No. 10, bay colt by Luke Blackburn, dam Va
nilia, Ed" Corrgan, $l.5O0: No. %. bay colt by
Luke Blackburn, dam Castillo, Dwyer Brothers. $1,000.
No. 2S-bay nlly-sister to Getaway and Inspector b
by Enquirer, dam CoOssa. dam of Getaway aud
KosciuskO by Colossus, OF imported Sovereign,
Dwyer Brothers. 81 100: No. 29-brown lilly, twenty
seventh sister Bggoneto by rambe. dam Bobinet by
Monroe South Carolina. $500;
No 3O-Chestnut lilly, foaed April IL slster TO Tyrant
tyranny by imported reat Tom. dam Moselle dam
of Brooklyn Bridecake and BeechenbrooO by Jack Ma
lone j. b. Haggn, California. $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
LoNGsHoREMEN CONE TO BLOWS.

The Brooklyn storemen and longshorcmen
have not yet come to agreement with their en-
ployers f. F. Bartlett met the officers of the store
mems Protective Union No. it was said. but the rc-
suit OF the conference was not made public. few
Germans went over the Wall Street Ferry early Ia tho
morning to 10 work In the Bartlett stores. Iney
were met by the strikers at the ferryhoGse and OF
them persuaded to return back The rest went 10
work Another lot OF foreigners went the Fulton
Ferry and also met BY the strikers Que o whom
asked:
onr
''Pll do wha: please" said William simpson. uon-
union Englishman.
You WILL, ELI r. said mike" Ceary; then take that
with my regards" aud he struck Simpson III the eye
Captain Esson arrested Cleary and Justice Walsh put
him under 500 bail Some OF tho striking sugsr mon
obtacd work in these stOrchouscs to the great
Indignation OF the old lnds gang OF Italians vent
over in the afternoon from NewYOrS to work AZ Bart
letts but were persuaded u return homo again.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
MURDERED BY APACHES.
THIRTY PERSONS SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED on


TUCSON. Ariz., April 27-The Citizen this
evening publishes che following W. b. Grosscose
agent OF Wells. Fargo Co. at Nagalis: About forty
Apaches passed up tho Santa Cruz valley early this
morning, killing several Mcxicans and Americans. In
answer to call for help forty volunteers well
armed, started special train for Caabassas.
Word was soon received that the Indians would De
held for the arrival Of the troops. At detacn.
ment OF the 10th Cavalry under command OF Captain
Lebo passed here for the Of action third train
has started with supplies.
GuAYMAs, Mex. April pa telegram was received
to-day announcing the temperance of the Apaches
under Geronimo Caabassas. Arizona Ten persons
reported to have been killed ranches that
place. Dispatches to the Governor state that over
thirty persons been killed ranches Casita
Troops will 20 forward by rail tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-28
THOUSANDS GREET JAFFERsON DAVIS.
HIS RECEPTION All MoNrGoMERY-PAINs TAKEN TO
HONOR HIM.

HONOR HIM.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 27.-JetfersOn
Davis left his home at Beauvoir, Miss at O'Clock this
morning. He accompanied by his youngest
daughter. They in special in charge OF a
committee OF citizens OF Montgomery headed by Major
Reese who went to escort Them The arrival at every
station signal fer demonstration OF people At
the stopping places between this city and Mobile great
crowds gathered, the local military companies fred
sautes children waved handkcrchlos and shouted and
all pressed tho shake hand OF the man who
led tho OF the South during the times. Many
one legged and one-armed soldiers waiting to SEQ
him. and all had shouts of welcome. Mr.. DAVIS stood or
the rear 0f tho car IIe was feeble TO speak
but hearty hand shake ALL The train reached
here AT = o'clock tonight The scene has never been
cqhed, and eel psed the inaugural reception III leOl
Houses Illuminated. fireworks frightened the
while the shouts of thousands mingled with the and
added to It's volume. The local artillery companies and
Governor ONca and stan were a. the eIO TO receive
MI. Davis. ft was dilicult for carriage which
its through the surgine mass OF humanity that
blocked the streets. All this despite rain from above
and tho mud honeath arrived at the Exchange Hotel,
shout after greeted his entrance. The decorations
houses elaborate, and tho United states Nag oats
from every window. Mr. Davls's special car was hand
somey deckcd and national ensicns we're conspicuous
General j. B. Gordon, from Atlanta, arrived shortly
before Mr. Da is and received at the depot by the
military. An of survivors of his old 9th Alabama
Regiment met him few miles from the city.
The city IA full Of strangers aud thousands moro VIII
during the night and early In tho morning. The
occasion is lecture b5 Mr.. Davis and an address by
General Gordon IN aid OF the monument to be erected
here to the soldiers of Alabama who fell in the war be-