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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-30

ample time for the completion OF all |
exhibits. Tennessee sk.ould certainly !
DO her part, which il an important
one, in the displays, for the event will
be fraught with q worldwide signiii-
cameo.
The MemeAis Metal and Wood
Manufacturing Company are now dis
playing weather signals at their own
expense from their building, ass and
440 Main ptseet. The display shows
10 good advantage, and will no doubt
be appreciated, as IL In received direct
from the weather headquarters in
Washington City.
The committee in charge OF the
Woman's Exchange yesterday were:
Mrs. A. G. Knowlton, Mrs. ]. @. Nc
Dayitt and Mrs. ]. W. Falls. Among
the visitors were; Miss X. L. Young,
springdale; Miss d. Coffee, Spring
dale; Miss Jennie +. Rsinwater, Sar-
dis, Miss. Miss Matte +. BrahaD, 6ar-
die, Miss. Arthur Wsrdle, Pauline
Aston, Mrs. 2. S. Aston, Mrs. w. ID.
Porter, Mics. /; Miss Ella Gunter, Miss. !;
L. q. Ford, W. A. Gage, John John
ston, F. II. HeiskelI, IL. J. Mitchell,
F. S. Edmonson, Col. X. M. sifnp-
son, S. M. schugfs, r. T. Cary,
II. Gary, j. J. Murphy, j. M
Edwards, & H.1Auib, ir., J. v. Pat
S mrs. l. Ie B. SnSrsWs s W. N. Donohus,
q. W. Mosby, 9. II. Pitney, ]. s.
Mitchell, Mis- Lille Dunn, Mrs.
ShankH, ]. G. McDaVitt, Charles i.
Pate, Frank Rice, j. W. Falls, city
J. N. Falls, ]. Malone, DIR. l.. b.
Dunn, G. II. Trmble, ]. p. Burton,
w. q. wilkins, J.. L. FGrnsvoIta, +
A. Devine, James Conner, j. d. Heis
kell, John 0verton, p. B. Jones, y. ii
Smith, Miss l.. J, Sigman, Miss Nellie
Joaes, Mrs. j. T. '5wsyne, Mrs. W. ID
Porter, It'd. Eldr idge, ]. II. Hshe
and l.. b. Eaton.
An operation. deserving OF puoli
attention has asst been performed
displaying profo and diagRostic sbilit
with remarkable skill in SurHoal ms
nipulation, by DIR. Purdon, recent
settled in this city. He WIS abou
two weeks ago, consulted by n lad
who had suffer ed from symptoms tn
true nature OF which had baeled tn
skill OF all the % from whom she he
previouIly BOZ Mht relief. DIR. PurdoE
aitersa very d hort preliminary exam
nation pnnou need positively that sh
WIGS suffering from stone in her blat
der suggesti az at the same time a
early opera ion. Last Sunday I'd
stone was 2 sized in a lithstite {
stone-crusht e. Dr. Pardon, howeve
with the vi ew Of effecting a radio
cure, iorbOl to crush the stone G
ready In b is grasp, persuaded tn
under iN mrable circumstances I
might pose IDLY remove IL on naasSe. ]
fact his SUI Hioal instincts did not d
. ceiye him With the assistance
: Ok. Minor, sgentleman Of rare skill
HIS proie HioE, also recently esAa
= lished in Memphis, the lady "
placed nm der the influence Of eths
and DIR. P ardon, with confidence an
as1rm ha nd, 10 the delight and adm
ration Of those present, removed
less than halt an honr's tins q stol
OF over an inch in diameter. II
most remarkable fact connected vii
this operation is that the lady, att
rncovering from the effects OF q
ether at once felt 90 relieved that 81
y l.axpreased the wish TO get up al
n move about M usual. We oongrat
, late DIR. Purdon and DIR. Minor
their success.
n \
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal CourI-DouxInss, Jud

Criminal COurI Douglass, Judge.
Motions to-day, G. W. Watson,
Wiley and Felix Lang, Ohss. Howard,
Thos. jackson, Marin Warren, Geo,
Wilson, Ellen Fuller, James Ander.
son, Sqnire Morris, Jesse Spain, Thos.
Jackson and Prince johnson. CRlen.
oar for to-day: Nos. 5, Ed Brown; is
S. B, MoLemore; 4, ]. P. Trabueooi 6
b. X, Miller.
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CONNECTIONS.
IN al lines entering Memphis.
IN nj. an. W. h. X. for Helena.
t;reenyille and huntington anoShl
n ,hV 0 and ", S. 6P.' RAiir ss.ds:
~ NJ, j. &C. r. X. for Matches and
rPo,rts on the Branch.
In stsamers for Bayou Sara;
in railroads diverging ior'tioriea and
IMAM man Bvset Sleeping Carson al, trains.
A. BURKE, General bup'L
4. ]. KNAPP, g. =. A.
.etsssupf ana Teuneecee.-FSsi
train leaves daily at slE Pm; Ar,
al o,4 AN. Local freiGet leaves ~
nm; q river at 4;0 p.m.
..sns Gnxy springflel0 and Mem
-rrnips leE.o N. and T. depot a. fol
No. 4, mall and e1prsAh leaves oalIl
al nm, No. Go, 81 Locis express
Al daily Al 500 p. 10. no. o., bt.lLouil
oss arrives at $3.50 AN.
,r,,p rs and Little ROek-TralnI
ne foiIrus (oentrsl standard timol
,..v,s d,ijv IT * pm. arrives o.
n'w.s No, 8 leaves at $50 am; AZ
al e.E:n,n.; No. 9 uToiEhD leeve
a6eld daily, evoapt subdiy, A. oiC'
arrives StT:lO pm.
Soeameake, Ohio and BOuthwesf
= srains move a. lollowsi 20; 2 vas
daiiy) caves at II 50A.m. No. leave
ii.l0 nm. daily. 81. Louis fast linz
ges daily at $3.50 pm. No. tfast Lint
M arrives az 1850 pm. Mail ana e1'
"a arrives daily ct 3:16 am. 81. Louil
lime arrives daily 500 N.
emphfs and Oharieston-Train
70 = fol,oWt; Through express leave
IN al IN 40 D., N. J. al and sApross leave
" Al e.1O an. FemsIvllle eocomn %,
4 leaves daily, ceps hdnoayi AZ
1. Jhyouab ehprots Tivef daily a. Y
1. Mail and express q rive daily 81 D
4. BomoYvills aesop,r Odailon arrive
IL, except Sunday, A'S sOA.m'
.eut--ffIe and Nashville - Train
ppasf.iInNs Fast mail arrives daily a
B =. "a. lea -ss At 10 10 PINT mail leave
~ ct 9;OO am. I 'ownfville. aeoon n Z
ion leaves dAily, except bondss, a. ~
~, nail arrives daily Al 500 p:u
1 ,naVilie aooommoda'iVn arrives thily
serr Sunday, ~ $50 a.m ItSndhr
ps,.
nenrsp, BfFmiughRm and Attain
s-Hollv SJringA koute-.Trnini move
lows, No. leaves Memphis daily at ~
M, arrives Of Holly Springs AZ $3.50 pm
!. q leaves Holly Springs daily at w
an arrives at Memphis a. u ilb a.m.i N
caves Memphisdaily AZ 1850 p. M, arriv'
Holly Springs at IL $50 p.m. No. leav'
oily Springs daily at $3.50 Am, Arrives
emphis 1t e;S am.
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Indications,

Dor Tennessee and he Ohio Vdllsy,
'.iy ,O.aih9, preceded in hs EASTERN
..Otion this morning BY light IOcol snOw,
ind tollorsd in the wsstern portion dur
srsg he night by local snocs; slOrly rising
lsmpsraiurs; westerly 'riads, generally
Milling 20 souiherly.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. M. O'CAIE has returned from
a visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. Harry A..
Adams OF Indianapolia Ind.
Miss NELLIE SANDERS OF Frankfort
Ky, IL visiting her friend, Miss Jessie
Kennedy, at the residence Of Mr.. T..
M. Apperson, 292 Vance street.
MISSES MARY AID MAGGIE RKED,
who have been Visiting their uncle,
Or. T.. A. White, returned to their
home in Nashville yestarday, accom-
panied by Miss Mamie White, who
will attend school at Wards Seminary.
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meteorological report.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January ~,

Maximum temperature, S.O.
Minimum temperature. B.O.,
Rainfa inAppreciable.
An observations arc taken on 7be meridian
time, which is one hour faster tha8 local
TINA.
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MISF'IT
Clothing ParIors,
272 Second st., Memphis,
Opp. Court Square.

B1~ Remember, all alterations to
insure a perfect fit cheerfully and
promptly made, without additional
charge, by a first-cla tailor.
ps- Open Evenings Until . o'clock,
Satin rda avs until III.
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THE WEATHER.

WAsHpoTos, D. O., JSnpary, 80, 1885. J
l0'sloek AM.
, Indications for Memphis and vicin'
Nv; Fair, warmer weather.
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TRANSFERS.

Romeo Lucsrini to Giaicomo Pie
vaccini. lot 4, block as, 3S 7-l00xl33
feet on Causey street for $3.50.
Ell Hin 10 w. II. Hin ct al, 159
aeses ard in Seventh Civil District,
also some personal property (s;ock),
for love aud affection.
John p. Walker 10 Minter Parker,
trustee, to Secure w. d. Bethel in the
sum Of $3.50, O. i-l00 acres in John p.
Whites subdivision.
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T,...-,,,,. t,.,.l.,..,, ,-,,,.- I. =. -. II. -.
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60 10 Rutledge q LagOsnRruipO for
your Rlumbing and Gas-EttIipE.
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Get RuiIedgs d LSRomarsino 20 do
Your Plumbing
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Old Gold and silver taken
as cash az EzuliOrd's, 2Bi
Main St.
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Order Medals at MuICOrd's
Dye,ng nnd Cleaning.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, rs Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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been made in said deed OF trust, will, at the
REQUEST of the beneficiary in said trust deed
w February Is, 1855,
within legal hours, on the premises, oner Ier
sale, at public cutlery, for cash, to the high,
est biddeY. the following property described
in said trust deed, to-wit, the Plantailons
known as W,noke and Berkeley plantauons,
situated in Crittenden county, Arkansas,
about nine miles below Memphis, being az
follows. to-Wit: All Of section ~, i o.
Il, b6S l0-l00 acres; W u NV = secuon ~, 1
6, Hks y; 50 aeresi = r s sestIon a. ~
Grant No. 1913, T6 NReE, 2sl 62-1O0 acresi
NE II section Is, rs. n r 9E, l60 acres; n
Z Nh II section 81, I 6, N Re u, 50 acres,i
Nv x section 81, T6, n 9 e. leo acres; Sm
Y sacfion 40. To- R9 4, Ito acres; bE y
section IS, i 6, NRsE, leo acres; n = sec
Is, 7 Z, N RISE, go aeresi Sc r = section 4 y
80 re. MRS +, So acres; II section ~ .,
NR9E, u acres; part of spanish Seht
No. 2s7s. Z 6. Nks B, l94 acres-in al COM
faininF tWcuty-eight hundred and oighty-
two and lO-lO0 acres, together with All I'M
provemonts thereon and all appurtenAhees
thereunto belonging. The equity O. Ieostupl
ton and right TO dover ana hoInes'eau
ai'o al said time and place, and on said
forms. will sell the following personal nroP-
erIv aitunta and now on eaid planIatlout,
to-yvit. Rorty- seven mules, torty one ness -
csttie. four hogs, being all the mules oatle
and hogs on said Plantations. Also' III
and complete assortment OF farming iinpio
Titis believed 10 be sOOd, though sell
and warrant only as trustee,
sale 10 ccru rRnca AZ Il CLOCK.
w. M. sHkED, Trustee
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HOTEIn ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Q. B. GAIL yOWAYh CO..
Rates-s; so and 81 per day, aceording u
sizA and location Of room--Specil
80 m ada
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sltp yssr cotton 20 W. h Gal
dAreath a 90.
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MONOGRAM Bangles at Null.
f0rGl's.
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ship your cotton. 90 W. y. Gal
breath a 60.
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ROAD TINE TABLE.

lille, New Orleans and Texas R'y
sIssIPPIv VALLEY ROUTE.
In Eject November 2, 1855.
SST NAIL South. North.
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Clarendon Mstel.
Du0v,s Europaap HoteI.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Ropms
900, T5c and 81 per day; American Plan,
81 per dav e.
Fret. class Restaurant in the Hotel.
JIM. DUFFY 10 yrs with Peabody Hotel,
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gastOn's Hotel.
w. IL. .NAxAeER.
European plan. Enlarged and return 10 bed.
Prices according TO size and loos-
ti0n Of rooms.
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Trustee's Sale.

DY virtue Of trust deed executed to me
d az trustee by K. NJ. Apperson and Susan
d, Apperson, his wife, recorded in record
book A 2, page 402, in The Circuit ., Court
cnnntv. ArksuBas, TO secure certain indebt-
edness therein mentioned, defautt having
been made in said deed OF trust, will, at the
REQUEST of the beneficiary in said trust deeu,
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1SS6.-FIour market
Receipts 6,876 bbls;exports 6O6 bbls and 1000
sacks; dull and still tending In buyers favor sales
Flour quotations-No at 1898 10; superfne
Western and State at 0013 35; common to good
extra Western and State at 3 2593 TO; good to
choice do at 3 S0(05 so; common to choice White
wheat Western extra at 0095 %; fancy do at
at 5000 5o common TO good extra ono az 70
60; patent Minnesota extra good to prime at
47515 25; choice to double extra do at 20@
5 60, Including 1900 bbls city mill extra at 5
al 80; 800 bbls fine do at 1908 10; 400 bbls
superfne at 3 0093 So; 1900 bbls extra No al
25@3 20; 1000 bbls winter wheat extra at 3 20
90 s.; $500 bbls Minnesota extra at 3 2595 go.
Southern -four steady; common to fair 3 5003 80
good to choice at 0095 30. Rye Flour steady al
5 25@3 so. Wheat-Receipts LOO bush ex-
and dull sales 8.o0oon spot; No Spring at 91c
No 3 Red SIC; No 2 Red nominal at 901ac eley;
nominal MOI barley dull. Corn ls@s4 higher and
fairly active receipts 81 800 bush; exports 81 1886
bush sales 236 900 bush spot No at 4e94614c;
moderately active; receipts sc, 500 bush; exports
= bush; sales $4,000 bush on SPOT; No at 36e
White do at 4oa4od4S no at zsSsSh2S, ; 90
10 at 39044c; White State at 43c. Coffee nomi-
nal. Sugar dull; refined Is quiet; 6 A e.;
low Iowa at sos 1se; Mould A 6st @6Tsc; on at Sc;
Standard A 6ss; GRADUATED 6slc Confectioners
A 6ss@6 11-16e; cut loaf and Crushed 3-l6@
9 nswSsdfs sc Ta Goess steady Por ri
firm; mess at 10 O0@10 so. Beef is dull. Lard
293 points higher and fairly active; Western
steam spot 6 40 refined at 10 for Continent
705 for S. A. Butter barely steady; State At ~
State 7(I1014 Western fiat 1884.
Freights steady; Wheat steam 2esd
CHICAGO, Jan. IL, 1S86.-Flour quiet; Winter
Wheat 40G5 SO for Southern; Wisconsin on@
Go Michigan at 4 5o@4 70; soft Spring Wheat
1906 so; low grades 2 OO@3 oo;r Rye Flour at
8 1908 60. Wheat closed higher; January 81 q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.

PUKILAND, Jdu. IL IooU'
The Flour market remains in about the same pc,
sitIon as previously noticed, the demand ruling
very quiet, with prices decidedly in buyers favor
Corn is firm, but not higher here; at Chicago
the market has advanced. Pork is firmer under
the influence Of a strong Western market, but as
rule packers have not changed their figures For
Molasses the tone is strong on the new crop Doll
ing; for 500 test prices are about &c higher than
year ago From New York sales were reported
Saturday of four cargoes, for January clearances
rr;noipaIIy Cardenas on the basis of 25c for 5o9
test. from Philadelphia also sales are reported of
$500 hhds Sagua for April shipment on the basis
of 251dc. Grocery Molasses quiet but firm. Su-
Gar is firmer. Adyices from Havana to-day indl-
cate strong market for Sugar with good bust
ness doing
The following are to-day's closing quotations for
IrIo,.,. .rai PrnYiSnnS &c:
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European Markets.


LONDON, Jan. IL, 1886. [Beerboams report St
to Chamber OF Commerecel Cargoes OF the coast
wheat quiet but steady Cargoes on s rne pssSag y
ernool. spot wheat quiet and steady; corn rather
easier. Weather in England wet.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II, 1S861Cotton marae do i
bales speculation and export 500 bales.
LIVERPOOL January II, 1886.-Winter Wheat
STEADY at 7sa7s I'd spring wheat at 7sg7s 20
California average IS 3d@6s 1Od;, club rs lose
7s2d corn mixed Western, As 71ad Tor ola ana 4S
I'd for new peas 5s Sc. Provisions, &c.-PorR, new
mess at 49s for prime Eastern; bacon az us %
for short clear and 28s for long clear cheese al
49s for American; lard, prime western ozs
talOW at 26s Cd for American.
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Havana Market.


HAVANA, Jan. II, 15S6.-Sugar, owing TO Ia
vorahle news received from foreign markets du
ring the past week, prices have shown much firm
ness and the demand has been g34d Ime SspP
is increasing daily and more acsvy s ~ Mo
iasses sugar to good polarization at 2$s real!
gold per duntal; Muscoyado fair to good rennlhf
larizing, 31a935s reals. -, ,,.4or,o
Stocks in warehouses at Havana and Matanz "a
$500 boxes 8s, 800 bags and 200 hogsneaos
REGENTS during the past week were 175 boxes
rs. 500 bags and 264 'hhds; exports during TN
week 1000 boxes, 1880 bags and AZ h4ds; o
which II 900 bags and % hhds TO the ohiee'
Freights rising; loading at Havana to onl tis
States per hid of sugar, 81 25g2 d. gola
From ports on the north COAST 90 9utsioe poi'S' u
Spanish gold 1854.
fx,olaa,a mi
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Roetor produce Market.

BOSTON, Jan. IL. 1886.-The following are to-
days quotations of Provisions, &C.:
Pork-Long cut IL 25@12 so; short cuts IL 80
tG12 rs; backs IL 50013 90; light backs IL BOG
II 90; lean ends IL 50913 90; pork tongues zig =
@13 Is prime mess s12@12 80 extra prime 8 80
@$10; mess, old, at 10 80; do new at Sll DO;
Western prime mess pork at 10 50@11 90.
Lard 81 996s4 " fb IN tierces ;7A@7H2c In ~
fb pals; 71a97s4c in BIB pailsi 7s4@Sc IN 3-1b
pals.
cure; small 10@1o1ac.
Dressed hogs city, at 53s@512c " ID; country
434 C; live 4l4 0412c.
Butter-Northern creamery, good to choice, 27@
% common to good 20@25c; New York fall made
dairy 21122c Vermont do 22tG23c; selections "a
SD25c; common to good at 15@20c; extra Western
fresh made creamery 33@34c; common to good
25d30c; Western ladle packed fresh, 1792Oc.
Jobbing prices range 192c higher than these QUO
tations.
according to quality; Western at 91a9lOc. JOB
lots 1ac higher.
Eggs-Neal by-029c Eastern extras --927c;
East firsts at -6l26c: Southern choice extras 20
027c; New YORK and Vermont 24925c; North at
24925e; Western fresh at 23924c Island at 24@
23c Western picked SC; Eastern limed1 9g zoe.
Beans-Choice small hand picked pea at roc
/ rs y bush; choice New York large hand picked
do 6091 65; small Vermont hand picked pea at
l 70d1 10.
Hay-Choice prime hay, at s19@S2O; fair to
good at $18@$19; choice Eastern fine $169$lS /;
fair to good do at S15@S16; poor do at $13@S14:
East swale $11@S12. Rye straw, choice, S209
$21 oat straw $11@S12 p ton.
Potatoes-Houlton rose 6SQ7oc ;doHebron 7O@
75c; 81 Rose 63a65c; Me Centralleo 965c bur
bank seedlings 60965c N Hebrons at 5o955e;
do Rose 55060c; do pr0lifcS 55@58c; Eastern do
6506Sc; VT Hebrons 60965c.
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II you are tired taking the large oldfashioned
gripping pills. try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. A man can't stand every
thing One pill dose
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES
Copartnership Notice.

WE the undersigned have this day formed g co
w partnership under the firm name OF 10TH
ROP, DAM & CO., for the purpose of carrying OF
the wholesale Ladies' and Gents Furnishing ant
Fancy Goods business, and will occupy stores ~
and i23 Middle ST., (Tnompson Block,) Portland
Me-, on or about Feb. 1, 1886, ,,non
AC. DAM.
Portland, Jan. 5, 1886. jan7d1m
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CAR D.

Portland, Jan. 5, 1886.
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for Ii oston 1 90, Ais p. m. arrive 5.3o,S.45 p.
EASTERN DIVISION.
BRIDGTON & SACO RIVER R. R.

JAS. I. FURBER, Genl Manager.
ianE Qu
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CITY ADVERTTsEMENTs.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice of Hearing.

E1PON the petition of E. 7. Adams and twenty
L three Others that all licenses held by tne
owners. pr0prietors or managers OF skatlng rlnkS
be revoked at the earliest consistent hour, and to
prevent the reissue of the same or any other rink
license
and Aldermen will give a hearing to all parties
interested IN the matter of the said petition, at
their room, City Building on Wednesday, the 18th
inst at 80 pm. Per order of the Board,
GEO. c. BURGESS, City Clerk;
Portland, January 18th, 1886. Jan7dtd
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Spoken.

Sept s, lat 10 10 N, lat 20 Al, ship Hecla, Snow
Cardiff for Hong Kong. =
Sept Is, lat 81 20, lon LA E, ship Cyrus /
Sargent, Anterior. from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
Oct "a, lat % 80 s, lon IT'S z, ship Charger
Connolly from HiogO for Portland.
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Memoranda.

M6fnOfanQds
Ship Abner Coburn, (of Bath Nichols at New
York from London, reports continuation OF
strong gales from all points; lost and spit SAILS
9th inst 245 in strong NJ gsie a and s Alter
striking four five times came OIL leaking pauy
Ship Brown Brothers, Goodell from Tacoma d Ior
Boston with spars put 1to san
Rarnne Psladin. Hastings, from Boston for
Flores was totally wrecked Dec 81 az Ell rITieS
Crew and passengers saved and taken TO Fayal
Sch Milford, from RockpOrt, Me, fol Jackson
Vile put into Vineyard Vaven 18th with sails
split fore gaff and main boom broken ana WIN
loss of part of deckload.
Sch Isaac Carlton, (of Machias) Drlsko, from
Norfolk for Boston. with coal was driven ashore
on Cliff Beach, Scituate, 9th inst, and is fnll OF
water, after house gone top works damaged, Dol
tom badly broken, and will probably pc total
wreck she registered rs AZ Ne tons ana was Du' III
isSS a. eo Nebenaer from New Bedford for Port
land ashore on Wood End, has brokon IN Two ana
will be a total wreck. Wreckers have contracted
to save materials and cargo. The vessel IS owned
at Gardiner, valued at $4,000 and uninsured.
went ashore Ian 4th on the east side of Chandler
island and will probably be abandoned. Tugs
went to her assistance, but could not move her.
She registers $50 TONS was built az WaldoDOro III
1878, halls from Boston, and is valued 50 900.
Sch Cathie Berry from Boston for Woods
Ho which drove ashore at quick HOE zen nfSG Io Gl
and dry when she went ashore and all e1forts TO
pull her off had failed: z,-,, ~.
Sch Lois v Chapes, Weaver, from Rockland for
New York with lime was tOwed into Boston 10Th
with loss of sails, and other damage.
Sch Maggie & Hart, Niekerson, from Phlladel-
phia arrived at Boston 10th with loss OF Doat
ioreboom, foresail, and forestaysail, and decks
swept 49,. -, p
dOut reports,-Lost and split sails, and dragged
ashore on Ranford Island 9th. Was hauled OIL
without apparent damage w. ,.
Sch Lizzie S Haynes, Sawyer, at New Hayen
from Fernandina reports heavy gales Off Hatteras
and lost boat and split sails
Sch Richmond, from New York for Boston, with
pig iron drove ashore at Danversport 9th INST ana
remains we'll up near the Bass River Lighthouse
Crew safe.
Sch Clio Chilcott Fullerton, from a Maine port
bound to New York. before reported ashore at
Watch HILL is loaded with granite and VIII proDa-
bly, go to pieces. ~.
Sch A Pike, of and from Calais for New York,
with lumber, was near the Blue Rocks, Newport,
9th, with boat stove
Sch Hunter, Written, from Rockland for New
York, was run into 10th, while lying at anchor on
Whitestone. LII, by sch Wn'C French, from Phlla-
delphia for Boston, and had flying jlbboom broken
and lib torn.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-12
New York Mining Stocks.
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EW YORK Jan: IL. 1ss6.-The followinglare
California Mining Stocks

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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IL. 1S86.-The follow
ing are closing official quotations of mining stocks
to-day:
Hale g. Norcross. ..-...-........... PA
Con- Cal. & Va...................,...... 2
BoQle Con. 1880. go. IA
The Navajo Mining Company has levied an ass
essment of 80 cents " share.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-12

PORTLAND. Jan. II. 1856.
Received by Maine Central Railroad-For Port
and 8 ears miscellaneous merchandise; Tor con
Meeting roads I8 ears miscellaneous merchan
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-12
A WARM HOUSE

Health, Comfort, Steam at One Pound.
No noise, no dust our apparatus leads, thor
oughly tested strongly endorsed in use IN thous-
ands Of buildings, trade rapidly increasing from
wear to year.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-12

Lake Superior miner has invented livery IN
genious contrivance whereby signals can be given
from the lowest depths OF the mines WIFI le ,. III
be- EVEN BY means Of an electric bell which viii
be Heard by the person that gives the signal as
nsratus can he placed in an iron box six inches
Square Signals can be given from any level OF
the mine This invention will no doubt prove OF
great value to our mines, and may be the means means
Of saving many lives as there willbe no possiblll-
ty of mstaking the signal.