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Madison times., 1886-06-12

Relief Ia immediate, and a cure sure. Piso'l
Remedy for Catarrh. 80 cents
Madison times., 1886-06-12

What nob!er employment than that of the
man who instIucts the rising generation.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

When you are aspiring to the first place,
it ii honorable TO reach the second.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

ONE pair of boots saved yearly by using
ISoa's Patent Metallic Heel stiffeners.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
M axWell's Trial.

The cOuntenance is the very portrait of
the soul, and the eye works its intention.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

What is there 80 noble, so generous as 10
raise up the broken In heart.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25
Full Fair Reports
IN Second and Eighth Pages.
Shot by q Brakeman.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. ga
very sensational affair occurred on the
outskirts of the city to.aight. At 9
o'clock a crowd of negro boys stoned
an incoming freight train on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road,
and one of the flying missiles struck a
brakeman. AL the boys but two fled.
Joe Holland the largest of the two,
was caught by the brakeman and had
his skull fractured by a,blow from q
club. He is mortslly wounded. His
companion, Will Carter, attempted to
escape, but was shot. Ills body was
not found.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25
Full Fair Reports
On Second and Eighth Pages
Three Negroes Lynched.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 25.-News
was received here yesterday Of the
lynching of three negroes in Pickens
county. A mob of seventeen white
men took the negroes from the county
jail at Carrollton, and hanged them to
tree at graveyard on the suburbs
of The town. The negroes were sup
posed to have burned fine dwelling
house, the property of Mr.. Amos Ball.
The mob accomplished their terrible
purpose, practicing deception on Mr..
Chapman, the sheriff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25
Surpasses All.

At the two fairs the displays are
beautiful, extensive, ornate, exquisite,
superb, splendid, poetic, tasteful, mag
nificent and lovely but Knepfy T. Son,
GA Main street cxcels them all in their
peerless exhibit of fine watches, chains,
brooches, finger rings, ear rings, brace
lets, necklaces. tiaras, silver ware,
plated ware, bijouterie novel and beau
tiful and delicate, precious stones of
every variety as grand as ever blazed
in the coronets Of kings, princes or
queens. Do not neglect to see this
magnificent display.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25
Female Robbers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Two rather
handsome young women, Annie
Pischow and Rosie Nelson, aged 20
and 18 years, were arraigned in Ar
mory Police Court Yesterday charged
with deadly assault and highway rob-
berry. A middle-agel German woman
named Mary Schlonker, living with
her husband and family at 2S4S Went
worth avenue, said sha. Wednesday
evening she was set upon by the two
girls and knocked insensible. She was
then robbed of a cloak and purse
Both were roundly lectured by Justice
Mech, after which Miss Pischow was
fined 500 and Miss Nelson 500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-25

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The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
New York Mining Stocks.


BOSTON, JAN 20. 1S96.-The following are to-
days quotations OF Provisions, &C.;
Pork-Long cut Is 90; short cuts Is %; backs
IS so; light backs IL so; lean ends Is 00013 %
IL 70 extra prime at 8 750S10 25; mess old, at
10 75D11 90; do new at So 90; Western prime
mess pork at 10 75111 rs.
Lard 612 1634 y ib IN tierceS n 4G971ac in 10
fb pals; 71sg7s4c in 5-tb pals; 734 use in BIB
pals.
Hams 974sg1oc p tb, according to size and
cure; small 10@i01ac.
Dressed hogs, city, at SAC p lib country at Sc;
live 434c.
Butter-Northern creamery, good to CHOICE 27a
2S ;common to good 20@25c; New York fall made
dairy 21@22c; Vermont do 22923c; selections %
&C; common to good at 15020c; extra Western
fresh mades creamery 33@-c; common to good
2503oc Western ladle packed, fresh, 1792oc.
Jobbing prices range 1C92c higher than these quo
tatiOnS.
Cheese-Northem extra at 1o@io1ac: lower
grades according to quality; Western at 91s910.
Job lots 1ac higher.
Eggs-Neal by 28029c; Eastern extras at 26,a
and Vermont at zee; Western fresh at 2592512
Mich. 26c; choice held stock 20@23c; Western
picked 10000; Eastern lined 20G 2lc.
BeanS-ChOice small hand picked pea at 6ud
/ 65 ~ bush choice New York large hand picked
do / 50a1 30; small Vermont hand picked pea at
1 T0G1 rs.
Apples Choice, / 5001 rs; fancy Maine bald
wins L 1902 90; common $10p1 20.
Hay-Choice prime hay, $40 O00S21; fair to
good at S18@$19; choice Eastern stne S16@$1S;
fair to good do at S150S16; poor do at $l3GS14:
East swale S11@S12. Rye straw, choice, $209
S21; oat straw S11@S12 p ton.
Potatoes-HOulton rose = assoc ;doHebr0n S5c;
N II Rose Toe ME Central 70g75c Burbank seed
lings 7o@75c;N Y Hebrons at 70975e; do Rose
Csc; do prOlificS 6O065c.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan 90 18S6.-Ffossr market
Receipts 8044 bbs; exports 10,167 bbls and l5,-
$50 sacks; in buyers favor and dull. sales 1880
bbls.
Western and State at 2 1898 %; common to good
extra Western and State at 1908 30; good to
choice do at 60d5 so; common to choice White
wheat Western extra at 5 0005 20; fancy do at
at 3o@5 so; common to good extra Ono at 3 -
sd5 80; common to choice extra st Louis at 3 log
8 40; patent Minnesota extra good to prime At
4 75G5 10; choice to double extra do at B loo
5 so. including 2e00 bbls city mill extra at 4 %
ts4 so; 900 bbs fine do at 15G13 90; 800 bblS
Superine at 2 1903 rs; 900 bblS extra No 2 at
10d3 80; 34OO bbls winter wheat extra at 3 10
95 so; 5000 bbls Minnesota extra at lOa5 90.
Southern -four heavy; common to fair at 4Olg
3 So good to choice at 3 e0G5 40. Rye Flour IS
steady at 2513 go Wheat-Receipts 1900
rather QUIET; speculation very brisk; sales 81 900
spot; No Spring at 891ae Red Southern 81 14c
delivered; No 2 Red soc in eev; No State 94c
No l White at 941ae. Rye nominal. Barley Is
steady. Corn advanced 140g1sc slight reaction
export demand only moderate; speculation fauiy
active; receipts 5000 bush; exports 24,304 pa /;
sales 100000 bush spot No at At "A CAT lac for
old; No 2 at 5312c. Oats 1S1Ssc higher and
very quiet; receipts 65500 bush exports = bush ;
sales 10000 bush on spot; No at 36c White 90
Western at 36G3Sc; White do at 3s@44c; White
States39c. Coffee is dull at Sac. Sugar steady
655bc. White Extra c at 5$4a5 l3-16c; Yellow
al AS ld5e; Mould A 6 II 18; of at 15-l696c
Standard AE6l4@6 5-16; Graduated 65sa6 IL,
7 SS Powdered 6 13i6a7c: Cubes 1850
6S5c ESesvoIauu,-unifeda as SSc TalIoyv IS
steady at 4shc. Pork firm: mess 10 25aIO so.
Beef is duh. Lard less active but without change
of moment; Western steam spot 40; rehned at
- for Continents % tor B. A. aasac ste Wes
otilte doeo4c' [islll & St fst Si0iI WeS
tern tern d2 2f 7@a Sileese if o'se 'i07a 20
tTweiSv,ts Arm. Wheat steam 234d
CHICAGO i Ian Jan 90 Isse~Flour quiet; South
ern Winter Wheat 4Od5 So; Wisconsin 0nG
4 s.; Michigan at 4 5oa4 Is; soft Spring Wheat
3 TOfI4 90: Minnesota bakers 3 50(i4 80; patents
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

GunpOwder-ShOt.
Blasting. ....3 5o94 90
Sporting. &c 25@6 90
Drop shot. 6
Buck......A 7
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
LOST AND FOUND.

n OsT-Sunday evening" between the Eastern
IL Depot and the corner of Emery anu Sspll ll
SITS. on either State or Spring 81 q 1unch OF KEYS,
luz illl M slrI M ~ N EITE III
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

Barone J B Rabel, Sawyer, at New York from
Rio ,Janero, reports during the gale OF the 6tll,
had decks swept, both houses Hooded, and lost
Sch cy A Davis, Pray, from Bonaire for Bos-
ton put into Vineyard Haven 10Th, and reports,
Dec n lat %, lon 81, took heavy gales lasting
Has been twelve days North OF Hatteras with
terrific gale from Sc, veering to INV, lasting
four days and blowing with hurricane ;s force, ana
everything movable was washed away Ill jan 10
water casks stove boat, lost foresail, &c eI ooi-
four miles from Point Judith passed a yess
tom up directly i'll the track OF vessels.
Sch Helen A Chase, Adams, at Boston from no
boken. reports, Jan 18th, AM, on Nantucket
Shoals, spoke schr Lawrence HalneS, who report
Knocked overheard and lost. A boat was lowered
and the vessel anchored. The boats crew were
unable to get back to the vessel, and were alter
ward picked up by the Helen Chase and brought
Sch Eta NJ Barter, from Baltimore for Bos n,
nut into New York 9th with loss Of sails and
some damage on deck by the gale OF the Stn INST.
Had to put off to the Gull stream 10 clear the ice
which made on the vessel
Fears are entertained for the safety OF Schr
Elliott Church, of Taunton, which sailed from
Baltimore Jan bound to Providence.
Sch G S BayleS, of Bath which WAS toWed into
Gi0uces er 9Th, was found Oft Thatcher's Island
in an unmanageable condition, crew exhausted
and in danger OF going ashore She Was lcaught
in the gale OF the 9th INST and had her sails blown
away decks swept, bulWarkS st0ye cabin Hooded
and provisions ruined also shifted cargo ana
narflv filled with water. The crew were badly
frOst0itten and unfit for duty.
Sch Jas S Lowell, Reed at Mob lie from Woods
Hon, reports a rough passage. had decks swept
cabin flooded, and malnSall split.
Sch Sadie Willcutt Watts at Savannah from
Baltimore, reports s, off Frying Pan Shoals, took
a Gale which lasted three days; had decks swept,
forward house stove, cabin flooded, and folesail
blown away,
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
geWeW Of p0RTLAND WHOLESALE. market

FOR THE WEEK ENDING, Jan. 20.
IN few instances there has been fair degree
of activity, with friner tendency to values. The
condition Of the Flour market has not improved in
the least; sales continue small and prices are still
in buyers favor. Grain has been fairly steady
during the past week with little change n1igures.
Compared with last week there is a falling off in
the visible supply Of wheat of about 100000 bush
els and falling off in the visible supply of corn OIL
about ,000, 900 bushels. The demand for sugar
has been moderate with prices shade easier at
71sc for granulated and 65sc for Extra c. Pro-
visions have been frmer and in some cases high
err. AT the different packing points there has
been remarkable falling off in the supplies of
hogs from the West the past week, the receipts
amounting to only 255 900 against $40, 600 for the
corresponding week in 1885; the total since No
vember is now 4,625o0o against 4,695,oo0 a
year ago. Jobbers report more animation in fresh
beef; stocks are ample and prices steady and firm
" held; we quote sides now at 71stGS1se; hind
quarters at 901112c, fore quarters 419@51sc,
rounds with TANKS 7c rounds SC, rump loins 1l9
15c, rumps 12014c, loins 12916e, rattles 495c,
backs 6150715c, chucks 41aQ51ac, short rib
cuts 1o012c; Mutton G@Sc; round hogs &c sweet
picked tongues so. Potatoes are less firm at
65 to zoe p bush. Receipts of Eggs have been
more liberal with prices lie under recent quota
tons. No change in cheese, the market closing
steady at previous prices. Choice butter COM
mands full rates. Tuesdays Elgn dispatch quot
ed butter at 80 15 d33c, with sales Of 1880 Tbs.
Apples quiet and steady. At Liverpool apples ar
irving generally in poor condition, best quality
Baldwins selling at 10@12s; some very inferior
lots sold at BAGS; shipments to Europe from
PortlandIfor the week ending January 10, were
7347 bbls, and for the season 1926 bbls; ship
ments from Boston for the week. 1904 bbls, and
for the season Ito, LAB bbls; from New York for
the week 7491 bbls and for the season 296,623
bbs shipments for the season to Europe from
Boston, New York, Montreal, Portland and Hal
flax, G04,993 bbls; for same time last year 545,-
1919 bbls Dry fish are firm and dealers report a
marked improvement in trade; Bank fish have
been particularly active. New mackeral bring
25 sales OF old stock at 8 20. ETurpentlne is lie
better. Cooperage shows an advance on spruce
and pine heading. Stove coal is 25e higher at
8 rs p ton. Coal frelghss from New York have
gone up 25c; market unsettled.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
NOINIO1LEO : VI tVs
AN FRANCISCO-Ar prev 18th, ship Fannie

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar prev 18th, ship Fannie
Tucker Greenleaf Nanaimo.
All 18th, ship Il ID Rice Jordan, New York.
Sid 9th, ship Arabia McLoon, Liverpool
Ian l2-CharteTed, ship John Briggs, wheat
ia jAerpool direct at 81 Is Cd other direct ports
81 lis: Cork U X, Havre, or Antwerp 81 rs Cd;
short law DAYS. Ship Thos Nj Reed, wheat to Lv-
ernool direct 81 Is 3D. Ship Harvester, redwood
lumber and building material, hence to Sydney
direct at el600 lump.
TACOMA-Sld I'd, ship Ii Dorado, Humphreys,
San Franscico. -, 49, c.. ~,
GALVESTON Ar 10Th, sch Minnie Smith,
Arey, New York. -, -.
mo MoBiIE@Ar 18th, sch White Sea, Lee, Pasca-
Cd 10th. sch NJ A Achorn, Aehorn, Sagua.
PENSACOLA Cid 18th, sch John Ii Cross,
Rawley, Providence.
JACKSONVILLE-Ar 18th, Jas Ponder, Robin
son. New York. - ,,, =.
jackson, Bacon, Baltimore; sch Etna' York, for
GEORGETOWN, sc.
WILMINGTON, NC Ar 18th, sch Helen
leighton, New York.
NEWPORT NEWS = Ar 10th, sch Lizzie b
Morse, from Belfast.
BALTIM0RE-Cld 18th, steamer Frostburg,
Mills, Portland. ro, .
III TatuXent river 18th, schs lsapc i CainpDell,
and Helen II Benedict.
2 PHILADELPHIA-Cl 10Th, barque Don Justo
Jones, Matanzas; sch John Bird Bird, Zaza
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
Gram.


Tubs }g P..6ss@67sc
Tierces. -. 65s@6Isc
Pals. .......7 @7M C
Hams 49 ID. ..91a@10 C
do coyered1019@l12
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

sSome folks say Pm conceited," remarked
young Popinjoy the other day, "but I'm not. l
don't believe in hiding what talent I've got under
a bushel. that's ALL"
"That's where you're right, young man. ex-
claimed by-stander apprOvingy. Il wouldn't
waste bushel on it if | were you. A small-szed
pint measure would be amply sufficient"
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

nv
xX1ANTED-Agents for the DUPLEX oA a-
w GEN GAS BURNER; can make from S!o
TO SlOO per week with small capital ms bur,
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Is IN established scientific fact, and at once ap-
parent to all The opening between the two MP
ples effects combustion of SO per cent. OF Inc
66xvpen of the air and as this does not pass
through the meter, of course there is nothing to
pay for it, hence the great economy q TINS buLer
dred times over. Fully so per cent. saved I.
EARLY g SON IA La Grange Staeet, 5 eost one
dozen. 50. 50; one gross, per express, G. O.. Ds
S25. Special Rates 30 Agents. l4-3
uTANTED-To buy 81 900 cast off clothing,
w furniture, &C., OF all kinds. Hlghest cash
price paid; call OF address Immediately MI s.
LEVY 81 Middle ST., Portland, Me- 30-3
WANTED-Eyery person owning q piano to
w know that all instruments under my eX-
elusive care viii be kept clean inside, rendering
them less liable to become damaged n by mPts
address, Deering Me- Order slate at Horse K H.
Station Portland. Me. lot
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

NEWCASTLE, DEL-In port sth. sehs Seven
ty-Six from Philadelphia for Fernandina; Nelle
Woodbury., do for Cape Cod; Mary AmSoeh 10
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, ship Empire, ew. I'm
Boston; sen Eta M Barter. Baltimore for Boston.
Ar goth, sch Ruth Darling Chapman, Fernan-
Returned, barque Mendoza, on account of the
weather. ,,4;
Havana, Rice, Havana; sch Falmouth, clark, 1or
NEW 'HAvEN-sld 9th, sch Lizzie Haines,
Sawyer. New York. .,
PR0YIDENCE-Ar 10Th, sch Lucy WENTWORTH
Hanna, New York.
Sid 10Th. sch Louisa Orr, Gray. Baltimorre at4.
NEW LOND0N-Ar 10Th, sch Ella M "aiVs'
WOODS HoLL-sld 18th, sch W Dunn, Nc
V iqS JH. 18th, sehs Manitou,
Kennedy; Hope Haynes, era, and John b Iart
well, Monroe, Hoboken for Boston; jessie mar T.
Murphy Elizabethport for do; Joe Carlton, Heal,
ROckland; Ella Barnes, New York Tor boolnpdaS.
Ar 10th, sch Lucy A Davis, Pray, Bonaire 1or
BOSTON.-Ar 9th, schs Spartan, Griffin. Baitl-
more; l. A Burnham, Harding, I'm Phlladeipnia
Helen Chase, Adams, Hoboken; Thos " hyaee ~
Sherman, do; Julia u Martha. Hops, Caldis; M
NJ Smith, Smith, Bristol. s,,,
Below, schs Chas S Davis, and A A Shaw from
Baltimore for Portland.
Lexington, Priest, Amboy; Olive, Frye. do; Geqr-
gia Berry. CHM, do; Ira Sturgis, Hodgdon; 10
DOkeQ; HdINeSleIs hODcItSs ~S--
retta Hutchins, Orland
CID Goth, ship Andrew jackson, Kelley, Liver
pool; sch Elbrdge Souther, Fales, Demarara.
Sid goth, schS Chas Davis, and A A SHAW, lof
Portland. e
SALEM-Ar 10Th, sch Daylight Hodgdon from iron
Philadelphia; Winner, Frye, Calais for New beu-
ford; Dolphin. and Elizabeth. ,.
BOOTHBAY-Ar 10th, schs Il Eells, e eeifow,
Camden for New York; Lizzie ) clark, Dii ifH
ham Rockport for Boston; Neponset, Grimm,
PASSPORT for do; Quivet, Rice, Roexland for Port
land ,>o.;,
90 for Boston; schs NJ Haskell Allen, BeliaSs
for Charleston; Brunette, West, do for Boston
Hazeltine French, do for Jacksonville.
Also in port 10Th. schooners Senator GRIMES,
War;. Calais for New York Flora 3, BroWh IN
Parrsboro, Ms, for Boston, G II Holden, Pinkham
Batb for New'YOrk; Harvester. Mclaughlin, from
st John, NIB, for do; Metropolis, Brown, Vinal-
-'i BA Al 18th, sch Hitchcock Blair, for
PHiPSBURG-Cl 10Th, brig Herman, Hieh-
born, for Boston, to complete cargo lor barpa-
does
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

SaleratuS. -. DC oH2
SDiCes.

Rice. % h.. sc 7s4
| Rangoon. =. SAG 6
Saleratus.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
FOREIGN Ports.

At Melbourne Dec L. ships Belle OF Bath, NICK
els. from New York, ar Nov 10; Ivy, Lowel&m
New York; Leading Wind, Bray for New HorK;
barque Benz Hunt Prltchard; from boSIo .tlL, -,
Ar at Sydney, NSW, Dec 3, snip W a SaihPpon
Hathorn Tacoma ,.,,
Sid I'm Sydney, NSW, Dec 2, barque ID Lleoy,
Richards, Hong Kong. a.. - y,
Ar at Hong Kong prev to 10th INST snip
Sargent Anterior, Cardiff; Hecla Snow, DO.
AT Nanaimo 18th inst, ship Astoria, Anderson
for San Francisco Sth ,,,
AT Rosario Dec /, barque AGA Uray, Hluiiiiei'
for Brazil. N ,.r.
Torrey, Wilmington, NC. , -, ,ria,
In nort I'd inst. brig Edith, turner, LOT MIRA
goane TO load for Boston; sch Winnie LaWry, NC
Ritchie for Gonaives, to load for North Of Hat
teras: Nellie Coleman, Hodgkins. for New YORK.
Ar at st Pierre Dec 23d, barqle Gein, flerce
Barbadoes: 3Oth. brig Minnie Abble Plulnmar
Portland; 22d. Wauban, Welch, Demarara; 2oth
sch Cumberland, Weber, Portland 80.
Ar at st John, PR, Sd lnst sen Aiihle ~ Le"ls,
Lewis New York. -, ,.
Sid FIN st Domingo City ICE 2otl' LssekaWand
CloSson, New York. e,.,.sass
New York ,.,.
At Cardenas 18th inst, barques John Marsh
Whittier, for North of Hatteras; Charies Lorlhg
Thestrup, for New York. ldg; Alice, Dyer, from
New York; brig Rocky Glen, Bray, Tor New YORK
At Nassau, MP, 18th inst, sch Emma Crosby,
Campbell from Port de Pax for Chester, ia, re-
pairing afloat. -, ,,s s4oa,
from Demarara for New York 18th.
Spoken.
Dec 80, lat 81 80 n. lon 70 40, barque Allan
wilde Newman. from Pensacola for Rio Janelro.
Jan II, lat 80 Is N, Ion " 20. barque Cellna,
Tibbetts from Buenos Ayres for Boston,
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
European Markets.
n. MI 1000 ~, I


LONDON. Jan. 20, 1S96.-Consols 90 1916.
LONDON, Jan 20, 1885, Beerbohm's report
to Chamber of Commerece.1 Cargoes off the coast,
wheat quiet. Weather in England frosty. At Liy-
erpool, spot wheat and corn very inactive.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20, 1885, Cotton market is
steady: uplands I-lGd; orleans at . 3-16d sales
10000 bales speculation and export 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL January 30, 1s9e.-Winter Wheat
steady at 7st07s I'd; spring wheat at 7sG7s I'd
California average IS 7d06S Sd; club at IS 9d96S
lid; corn mixed Western, As 212d for new; peas
IS sd Provisions, &c.-Pork, new mess at sos for
prime Eastern; bacon 29s Cd for short clear and
2ss Ga for long clear; cheese Dos for American
lard, prime Western at 33s; tallow at 26S Cd for
American
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21

The Apograph (s1.oo) is an excellent col
lection of Octave ChoruSes, Sacred and Secular
Selected by CARL ZERRAHN for the use OF Musi
cal Conventions, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
Chicago Cattle Market.


CHICAGO, Jan. 90 18S6.-Cattle- Receipts u
900; shipments 260o stronger; shipping steers at
at 8 60a3 So stockers and feeders COCA 30;
cows, bulls and mixed O0G@3 80
HogS-Receipts 35 900 shipments 5000 ;stfong
rough and mixed at 3 60d3 IS packing and ship
ping at 4 0OG4 80; light 5094 90; skips SOC
3 49,
sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments 2ooo; steady;
natives 2 5015 %; Western 1894 90; Texans
5oa3 as. Lambs % head 50a4 65.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
Or. z. 3. n e. ED,
Clairvoyant and Botanic Fhysicinn'
Medical Rooms 592 Congress ST., Portland, M

Dr. Reed treats all chronic diseases that hesh 4 Is
heir to; all cases that are given up as iaeuIapig
by the allOpathic and homeopathic physicians ~
will take their case to treat and cure tneI' liu
about four-ffths Of the cases given up 70 ue . tS
be cured. Examination at a distance Dy ietteli
with their full name and place of residence and
one 2-cent stamp and $500. Examination second
sight and consultation free.
nwca Ksoups-0 a. Ia. TO o. y. rn. n0y10d3m
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
RAILROADS.
Portland and Worcester Line.
Portland & Rochester r.. r.
ARRANGEMENT nE TRAINS.

On and after Monday, Oct. lS,
z sssssos7as5sE seq Passenger Trains VIII leave
$500 .O5 d, M, arriving at worcester
at 2.15 p. m. and 1927 p. m hetuIninS' ~ iI'i
Union Depot, Worcester, al S.Oo u. III. "tn : a
a. M, arriving at Portland at l2o p H. anu Ofo
p m.
For Clinton, Aver Junction, Fitchburs,
at 5.:SO n. nA. and .OJ p. nm. -,
For Manchester, Concord, and points Nortn
at LOS p. m.
For Rochester, SpringvnIe, Alfred, Water
bOrO and SucO River, 5.:SO n. M, 1.OJ
ID. and (miXed) at $50 D. I'M. Returning,
leave Rochester at (miXed) 6.45 a. m, IL 20 a.
M. and $40 p. M, arriving at Portland (mixed)
$40 a. M, 1.25 p. M and 5.45 D. m.
For GsOrham, Saccarnppa, Cumberland
Mills, WesfbrOOh and WOOdfOrd's at 7.30
a. m. LOS, 6.20 and mixed at $3.50 p. m.
The .O5 ID. m. from Portland connects at Aver
Juuct. with HOOsae Tunnel Route for the
West and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New York via Norwich Line and NIL rail,
via Springfield, also with n. N. ~ NJ Il. ~. n
(HSteamer Maryland ROute'') for Philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington, and the south, ana
with Boston a. Albany n. ". Tor the west
Close connection made at Westbr0ok June
ton with through trains OF Maine central H. ~,
at Grand Trunk Transfer, Portland, Win through
trains of Grand Trunk r. r..
Through Tickets to all points west ana SCUM
may be had of S. H. HELEN, Ticket Agent Port
land & Rochester Depot at foot OF Preble ST., ano
of Rollins & Adams, No. % Exchange st.
*Does not stop at Woodford,s. -. -
l. Nv.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
From MERcHANrs, EXCHANGE.

Ar at Hiogo prev to Jan 15th barque Sontag,
Waldo New York June g.
Ar at Newcastle, NSW, Jan 5, ship Josephus,
Ar II Montego Bay Dec 15, brig ANGELA. Mitch
ell Machias (and sailed for Lucea.l
Sid I'm Pisagna Nov Both, snip independence,
Ar At at Buenos Ayres 18th inst, barque Me
riman, Howes Portland, (Noy IL.
The Portland daily press., 1886-01-21
SAILING DAYS OF STEAMSHIPS.
NJ a RINE n EW S.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 20.
Arrived.
Sch Eiecta A Eaton. of Gloucester, fishing he
doris. Jan III lon 6S 5, lat 43 A, passed red can
Sch B Kimball, Kimball, Boothbay.
Cleared.
Steamship Franconia, Bennett, New York. B
0o Bara Su Alex Campbell, Bunker, Matanzas-
Sch Fred Fro Gray. woodbury., st vincent-Kim-
''s Sch 4 4 R Weeks, Henley, cardenas = Chase,
Leavitt s. Co. >-,,,
Sch Rescue Oliver, Batl-N Blake.
Sch B Kimball, Kimball, North Boothoay-N
Blake.
sAILED-Barque Addie Fl Cam; schs Norena,
and Sebago.
Sch Helen A Chase, Adams, which arrived at
Boston 10Th from HOboken, made the trip out
aud hack i'm six and a half DAYS