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Eourth GLASS Postmasters.

The following fourth class Postmasters
have been appointed in Maine: Edmund E.
Bowel, West Lebanon; VIM. W. Goodwin,
Berry's Mills; James NJ. Moulton, Wayne
Henry T. Webster, West fremont; Adelia
NJ. Gray, East Surrey Hannibal Hamlin, Far
mington Falls; Hiram b. Hooper, Hollis
Centre John f. Herrick, Rangeley
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-06
Minor Matters.

A petition was introduced in the House to
incorporate the American Express Steam
ship Company of New York, with capital
stock of $10,000,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-06
SUPPLEMENTAL ANSWER.

Vegetables.
Corn, Canned Peas. Stewed Toma-
toes. Sweet Potatoes. Boiled Onions (i1ater
dIia). Summer Squash. Celery (cttne grd1ao
SdIis.)
San ordinary distress is effected by seizing
the goods; some goods are privileged from dis
tress: Distress is practically obsolete" cat
banquet). Sd Black. Com.
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MAINE.
Failed to Recover the Body.

BIDDEFoRD, Jan. 5.-The body of the
drowned boy, Albert Leavitt, has not yet
been recovered Solon S. Andrews, who has
been diving near the place where the lad fell
in, was obliged to give up the search this
morning owing to the rough state of the
water and the swiftness of the current. It
is believed that the body has been carried to-
ward the sea, as the tide was running out at
the time the accident occurred. Mrs. Frank
Leavitt, the boys mother, has offered re-
ward of five hundred dollars to the person
who will recover the body before the first OF
May.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-06
A Whole Family Arrested for Murder

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. Sat O'Clock yes
terday morning Gustave and Herman Knoch
were arrested at Spring Wells and brought
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-01-06
YORK BAR ASSOCIATION vs.. BIDDEFoRD HOUSE

DEFENDANTS ANSWER s. BILL OF PARTICULARS.
1T hoe paratus est veriteare
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Labor reform AssemblY.


bership.
The district financial secretary and treas
urer made reports, which were referred to
the finance committee. The report of the
district executive board was also read. 1t
stated that the board went to Gardiner and
settled the trouble in Kimball & Bros shoe
factory to the satisfaction of all concerned; :;
also arranged amicably the trouble in Gay,
Woodman & Co.'S factory in Lewiston so
that union lasters are now employed exclu-
sively. They were not able to arrange mat
tiers at Spinney & Co. factory at Norway
that firm declining to receive any communi-
cations from members of the order.
The roll of assemblies was called for intro
duction of resolves and other documents,
and large amount of business was trans
acted.
In the afternoon the committee on creden-
tials made supplementary report, new
members having arrived. The finance COM
mittee reported all the accounts of the pres
ent financial officers correct. A committee to
prepare revision of the bylaws was ap-
pointed. The Archon degree was admins
tered to additional delegates.
IL was fObCO W CobdDllou 6 opdAuAhS SVAA-
mittee on legislation
A motion to hold semi-annual instead Of
quarterly meetings was referred, as was
the question of a special assessment on local
assemblies for the assistance fund
The remainder of the session was devoted
| to routine business.
This evening meeting of the insurance
organization of the Knights of Labor was
| held, which was separate from the regular
meeting of the assembly. At present the
officers of this branch of the work are G. S.
Emerson of Augusta, president; j. W. Kilt
redge Rockland, vice president; r. F. Foss,
secretary and treasurer; W. F. Eaton, S. w
Syphers, J. w. Conley of Camden, trustees
Gardiner High School.
GARDINER, Jan. Sc. A. Stuart, A. M.
Principal of North Anson Academy, has
been elected principal of the Gardiner Higt
/ School.
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AMiEL,S JOURNAL.

Translated, with Introduction ana Notei by Mrs. II NJ
PnRY WARD Crown, svo. cloth, 81 30.
record his intellectual attitudesa minute and mar
vellous thou@h uustuiei chronicle 81 III nta impressions
the publication IN the history OF htera
tare and has insured i'm mortality that might
have escaped the flushed sci perfo nance within
the limit OF his powers. This marvellous ana tasclhat
ing production.-l New V ork Commercial Advertiser
book which will carefully ana closely read and lovingly
remembered 1t not often that we nave Such OOoK
to comment such mind Amels TO respect and
pay tribute to- Mail and Express.
A wealth OF thought and power OF expression winch
would make the fortune less able worksChurch
II has already made its mark and book not TO be
hausted in readings but which when once read VIII be
land aside to be again aud which the last review will
both yield than in the hrst and leave the impression
that 1t must still be taken up panew.-LlndepeDdent
MACMILLAN & CO., New-York,
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A Modern Thinker The Portrait Of a Human Soul.
AMlELS JOURNAL.

The Journal Intime of nenriF edrc Aue' Translated
with Introduction and Notes by Mrs HUMPHREY WARD
Crown Svo - 80
Has taken place literature which the ed Tor apty com
pares with that Of ,-maln OF Hdica de Gue.n
NothnC Amcls public career W wTrantet The word In
captnrnp such legacy post tumOus
success Perhaps has ever
eouaed Amiel ANALYSIS of his soul The co rpete
explanation OF his deepest and most elusive feelings and as
he repre- spec type Of mental disturbance
which is becoming and nmO1 happens that in
hs merless dissection many oilers see their hearts laid
bare But the point whert the life OF Amiel has tie
keeues interest to many s At the conflict
between the critical faculty ana tae religious INSTINCT
fNew.YOrk Tribune
Among the interesting philosophical writings which
have appeared of ate years.-tIena
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
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Ee9al Notices.

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. - Notice is
y hereby given that J. r. Chatun. Of the city Of
Trenton. state Of Ncw-Jersey hath thus day made
assignment the subScuDer Of his estate for the equal
bcnert OF his tOr- and that the said creditors must
hh g er respective claims under oath affirmation within
the tcTu y. thr, c months JAS. IL. WILSON.
Dated March IT,, loo6
IN PURSUANCE of an rlcr made py the Hon.
4 RICHARD /. LARRENORE on the 18th day cbruary
notice s hereby 10 all the creditors and persons
having caims against JANIS W. WiEkES and II IN.
DEICKS ME.VILLE !ately doing business tie CITY
OF New York under the firm Of WEEK
& MELVILLE that they are required 10 present their
the vouchers therefor duy verified the sub
sCr err duly appointed or the sad WEEKE- a.
MEIVI LIE The Of their creditors at his pace OF
sactin0 business 30 35 Broad In the
York. or before the lst day OF May. 1885,
Daed-Ncw YORK, February 10, 1856.
CHARLES p. CRAIG. Assignee.
MCCARTHY, LAWRENCE & BUCKLEY,
ATTORNEYS for Assignee,
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
HENRY CRiN J. send greeting You and each Of you
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the Chambers IN reOf in the Comfy House
10 O'Clock there and then to show why final
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testimony whereOfI have horeuntO caused
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OrE to be hereto affixed.
fsFAL.l Witness Hon II. T.. LARREMORE, Chief Judge
OF the said court At the Court House in the City OF YORK
sEALl SAThANIEL JARVIS. IT, Clerk
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M Cleveland 10 90 a. n; Cincinnati 642 P M Chicago.
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fXprcss from the West arrive In kewNork at IO
ESQ II 20 n. ~. ard 1924 p.
JOHN y. ABBOTT. GonI Pass'r Agent New.York.
tIIESI TRIP for RONDOU and kINGS1 ON
i:uding - Crlnson-. west Ion;. Cornwall Newburg.
En cr hiton. POugEkccqae and EsnpuN The last tson
Eeanc. cry a. Kingston Will irtyc every Tuesday and
thUs Ay a IN ~ url rs M iom pier 100, OF Lar
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lJroposGIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sc pro-
~ posaIs will be received by The Harlem River Bridge ON
their Office Room 13 Cotton Exchange Building
Hanover square New-lor CITY until II m OF the twenty
second day OF April next FOR The construction Oi the pro
posed bridge over the Harlem River at lSlst-s: Plans
specifications aud forms OF proposals De had at the Com
miSsoners' Office and alter Monday, March p.
For full information CITY Record for sale at No city
Hall
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE or InE \. &. 5.
Nu.LEIs POINT y. y. H..
March II, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN tupLcate, subject to the usual
with OF this aycr-cuen ut adc ed viii be
until l. o'clock saturday May
r. S-6 a which aud u they will be opened IN
presence of bidders FOR furnishing and delivering tie Fresh
Beef required the subsistence Depart ent 1. = Army
Wcts Point, New York HarOOr, for issue TO troops
thereat during the hsci year commencing July 1850
Proposals must bc accOnp MED by guaranty signed by two
persons each OF the gusranOrs Justify IN The
sum OF $1,000. a prop Isal not ed Dy such
be enclosed
sealed envelopes marked Proposals for Ere IN Beef and
addressed undersigned The Government reserves The
night any all proposals anks and nOrInati0n
conditions quality ~ beef payment. &c. he OBJ
taineI by app lcatIOn & TINS office -
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LIST Lieut.. Corps Of Engineers, a. G. ;.
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Gtcambouts an0 iiallroaos.

EOR NEW -HAVEN.-SteamerS leave Peck
Il slip at p. and IL m Sundays excepted. II p
m steamer arrives for early North and East
Excursion TO New. Haven and return, 81 81.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
~ Trans leave from ST. Depot for EnC'cwood
Closter Pi-rmont ard Nydck T. 800 10 l. 20 J. So
64O. $40 $50 D. m, II midnight Sundays 7, m. and
7.lj pm.
Sunday. 9 q IN.
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II. EAPES REDrCED VIA

~ sTONINGrON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence s. 25: to Boston. - steamers
pier 36 NOr1 RIVER block ab1y, Caaa
st. at 800 D. daily except SUNDAY; now tram with
paror cars reclining chars between steamers landing anb
DoS'o" "N""u' F. W. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent.
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xTICKFORD ROITTE TO NEWPORT. r. /

w Leave GraLt central Tepot follows:
Asa III arriving IN Ne0 port al go y. m.
A = y m. arriving IN NewpOr. at : 30 p ~.
ID awing.room ATTACHED 70 both tEalns)
THEODORE WARREN, Supt
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NrEW. .YORK CENTRAL AID HrDSON

l.
~ RIVER RAILROAD ConmeDG n Nov. 20, 1885,
through trains viii leave Grand Ccntral Depot
Rochester and Montreal Express through IRA
Rochester - Adams and ROusC- Point
80 Fast Limited chicago Express. with dining cars,
Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
POO a. IN. next day
4O3O Chicago Express drawing room 10 Canan'
daigua Rochester Niagara Fails ana BuaI.u
I'll Western NcwIOrs and NogtLcm Express, Vitl
drawing room
$3.50 p NJ Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw.
ing 70 Saratoga. f. Edward and Geus Falls on
Saturdays only.
4 D. M. AcconmOda Ton 10 Albany and Troy.
G NJ Chicago ST LOIls Express. with seepnS cars
fOr Niagira Falls BnnaO Cndonau. Toledo, Detroit ~
cago and 81. Louis
$50 p n Express with sleepngcaTs 10 Syracuse and "a
Auburn road. apd % Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t9lj p. Pacific Express with sleeping cars Tor RcchS
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo 81 Louis, DO.
tIOt and Chicago - 80,
Troy with the morning trans ior tie West AID
for the NOrth except SATURDAY night.
lickes 5ale AZ Grand Central Depot No Bowling
,ireeu tl3 Broadway, Harlem Depot. l.5 ST. and 4tac,
and Express Oicrs PARK place Broad
way, 7Sj aud 9f2 Broadway aud g. West l21tst, New
York. 353 Washington and 10 iuon sts, Btooyn, and y
4th.st. William sburg. -
Accom- uodat and slcepngcaTs can "
procured The ticket Offices in NeWlOrk cry AM
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called Tor check ed from residence.
These trains daily. All others daily except sunday
tTheso rains stop al Harlem 125tls - ani IN ave.,
J. VI. TOUUEY, D. VI. kENDBlCh,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
Dancing Ata0cmirs.

ALEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
~ WALKING thoroughly acquired IN few private lessons
tstTicty private. Les ons daily
AIR. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
Nl Dancing 57S 5th.avo see Circulars.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-23
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
Il The Steamer
JAMES ". BALDWIN .
viii leave Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at {
o'clock p IN, from l1er foot OF Harrs0n st North River
Landing CTaLston West Pontl cornwall, New.
Marlboro, KeOn r0ughke tpsie. and express connecting
with Ulster and DC aud -tony Cove amt CatsAl
Mountain Railroads.
NAVIGATION OPEN.
~ CATsKGLL EVENING LINE for Cat,kil. stuyves-
ant and intermediate llugs NcW-l from Pier
80 foot Oi Jayst, y. 1918 Nct- every TUESDAY,
IL UtSnAY and tATL HUAN. ii " Freight reeel
daily Until u. y.