Bangor Daily Whig and Courier from Bangor, Maine • Page 3

ican i Vcuit ami ffiouim OOTJH-T. PROM WASH MO''ON. LOCAL MATTERS. TUESDAY, APJIII. 1, 1883.

Important. BY TELEGRAPH. MA.UVJE NKWH. i 6 0(16, mm BDARDMAN REEIECTED WASHINOTJH, Aprils. A decision was rendered by the Supreme Court of the United States to-day in the life Insurance case of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company of New York ys.

Bartholomew Foley. This was a suit to, recover the amount of a life Insurance policy on the life of one Baden debtor of the present defendant In error. The company set up the defence that the policy was void for tbe reason that the Insured gave untruthful answers to tbe questions: "Is the party of temperate habits?" and "lias he always been so?" To prove the answers given to these questions were untrue the companv CB-eineral Understood the President will Bill, April S. It la one erstood at a meeting to-day decided upon adverse aptlon on tte Ukfhese bill and that the President will EC id In veto message of The U.S. Supreme Court toay ordered the following allotment ojf Chief Second Circuit, Justice Blaichfdrd; Justice iBradleJ; 'Fourth, Chief Justice Waite; Fifth, Jcetlce Woods; Sixth, Jus- See notice ot carpet The April term of Court opena to-Jay.

W. Ulckerson has all kinds of mill ola. I J. F. Moore has received a lot of maple i The Unitarians will hold a sociable at Hall this evening.

A. R. Gould CqL have new and second hind show-cases foil sale. It la proposed to secure uniforms for the members of the Brewer Cornet Baud. J.

Murray Kay, leaves En, for his home In St. John, to-morrow. Iheie will be a toolal anembly at Muilo Ha'l Wednesday evening. BefreejjWnts wll, be served by J. V.

Clapp. Andrew Cragle, the owner of the Cragle house afterward occupied by Longfellow, was one of the original proprietors of Dexter, The'territory of Dexter was bought by Bond, Andrew Cragle, Charles Bemis, and others. Cragle In a few ears sold his interest to Berals. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. The Grand Offl- cert.

go to Freeport to-morrow to Instltu'c new lodge of Knights of Pj thins In that town. A petition (ontainlng thirty names has been received for a lodge of tbe above- named order In Monson. Petitions, will also be received soon for similar lodges in second qonrieof collnary lesso: been started, and la even better attended than the flwlj. The pupils Include all classes--joung ladles, married ladies, and motl.e.-s and children, all anxious to enjoy la good dinners by at little plessbnt study under a practical teacher. Miss jMunro baa been very successfu and has made a host of friends who gave expression to theSr good feallng and appreciation of her work by a special dinner, at wh'cb some seventy guests were present.

The table was lahi in model style, with a profusion of flowers and a modest display uf handsome silver. The menu was the work of 24 young ladies, and all present enjoyed the '-bill of fare'" provided by their MOJT, Annual ateelloir lion of QommjIKoo and Troainrer. Tbe fdrty eighth annual meeting of the Mount Hope Cemetery Corporation was beldat A. W. Paine, yeiterday.

The! ejection of officers resulted In the choice of the following: President, George Stetson. Secretary, John Bright. Treasurer, A. W. Paine.

Executive Stetson, Joseph S. Wheelwright, John S. 8 elected a Board of Aldermen, MOUNT'S TONS Ul ail Extra eus may sometimes follow a single i IB Favor. I i i i A i 3. lion.

J. H. Drumin 1, in (lit: Advertiser out i' tin 1 a i of the State for the -e of members of the Legislature has i ''il by i i a i and classed i i i no lunger classed law, vs li i aiun extra session of the Legis- .1 Ilaor I ros. A i N'otiee is given 1 I Ito.ird a i i i i i a i i i i Kion I a oil Boon I r' 1. i a of first class i 1 is painted i a i stripes i I a i in i on the i a by Lhe motion of sea a i i i a sliurt i a I JJKATII Of Minister Hurlbtu.

A i A a re- i i i a i from Sec- r'-i'-v dl a a tbe receipt of a 1 rness.i^ Mr. Trescott, dated i Mart-h 28, in i he Btates i a i i 1 i a day he found a a died of disease if llu 1 a on the i of the previous I i At a i i i i I A a 2S. i i 1 1 i the York. I i a Gen. i of heart dis- inter a llnrlbnl.

i I A I A i 3. A letter from den. i i i i contains i I i the i i -ire eoing to a the i a i proposes 'h i I a and will not repre- ir any looker." OiUY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-rirst Session a a A i i April 3. Mr. Yoorhees, i ov i Seltet i on the I i a reported a i i lor a over the iT -five of a Jt tl'orson, at Monticello, i Uy Mr.

a to i i i i of i i United 1 in a i i in i i from i i i on 1 i Mr. to compel tin 1 1 i t'i the i i i a 1 K-iilway i i cot i selecting a i i i a i i i a i Sir. i i and -id read a reso- i tit i i i of the State I i i i i ion tin 1 arrest a of a i MeSweeney and i i A i a i i i by the I i i a au- t-s in violation of A i a law, i i a American i i i i i and i a to the honor of I States temporarily tabled at norht-es' subject to his call. a from the Committee on i Lau'ds, reported an original bill inc a i tne salary of the Commissioner of a Land Oftlee to SoOOf' and pro'. i for the a i of an Assistant i i a of the General Land Oflke and of live.

Inspectors of Surveyor General and District Lind Oftke ut 83,000 each, lie said the i here- a report a i to erect an office of of the General Land Office a a a a Mr. i a bill to pay i a pay to seamen and olll 'ers (il the a i i a i elix in the i a a i I i I count i i is -UeJ i i was laid aside tempor- i i i i I a i a i i act a i of tbe Choctaw I i a St. Louis 1 a i liailway Company a of way for a a i a and telegraph a a i a considered, laid over i to-morrow without i 1 i A message was received from the I'resi- I- a i i a from tbe Secre- i of the I i setting forth the ncces- for provisions for Lhe payment of a election officers to be the anil-polygamy -w of Ihe i a and responsible involved upon the Commissioners comprtKatiori should be increased to not less than $3.000 per as this would in his opinion secure true within lhe meaning of tbe policy, although might have had an attack ol delirium tremens from an exceptional over indulgence. To this charge the Company took excep'ions and it is the principal assignment of error in the present appeal. view taken by the Court bilow is here sustained and its judgment atHnmed; opior Ion by Justice Field.

Bank Tax. An Important bank tax declsior was rendered by the Court to-day in Ihe case of certain stockholders of the Nfitional Albany. It was maintained in behalf of the stockholders that the taxes were illegally assessed, because the StaU law restriction imposed on such a-sessment bj the United States Statutes, in that it did not permit the stockhDlderfiY lo deduct tho a of his debts (rcm valuation of his a it was void as far as it related to the fha'-es of stock in national banks. This view of the case was sustained the aud judgment rendered io favor of the stockholders. This Court holda that the invalidity of of State lanr dojs not necessarily invalidate the whole of it.

lo New York the statute Is i coLfiicl on a single point with a Federal statuJe, t.nd so iar as that p0int is concerned it irivalid; but in other respects must be held to be operative. It does not appear that any shareholder, for whose relief IhU 'suit is brought, ever asked to hare his Indebtedness deducted from his assessment, or Kad any such indebtedness to be dcductel; the cases, therefore, are covered riot by the reversed; opinion by Justice Her. TcjlFffrapli! Drclllon. Another decision wfis rendered by the Court in the case of Western Union Telegraph Company, plaintiff in error, vs. the State of Texas.

The question presented by the case is the right ol the State to impose a tax of one cent'each or telegraph messages sent and received at all otlices within its limits. The Court holds in this city for townsh trustee and justices of peace resulted in a complete victory for the Democrats by 500 or COO majority. Near the entire Gt-rnan vote was cast for the Democratic ticket In the saloon Interest. HARTFORD, April 3. In the ty election to-day the Republicans re-elestjed Morgan G.

Bulkely mayor by 229 majority; also re-elected "the Treasurer and Marshal. The Democrats fle'cted City Clerk, Auditor and Collector, b'ive Republican Aldernien were elected and three Democrata'Jand the lower board of Council Btanrta Republi- cans.to 14 Democrats. Republican and ihreo Democratic Aldermen 1 old over so thnt the Republicans Common Council by stver "majority or a joint ballot. i THE WEATHER. WAR DEP'T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL CFFICB, WitBliington.D.C., April 4--(t For New England Fair weathei; south to west winds; lower barometer higher tempi raturr.

A A COJ1.1B ncIAlj NKW YORK, 8. Slerlin Bioiange -Long, 1.86JS; 4.MJ. (SJUoDcy loaned between 5 per arntim and i-32 par diem in additioolto legal interest and closed Prime mercantile paper g6. State bonds generally inactive. i Hallway bonds generally weajc on moderate volume of weak and ties closed tbe following Unite 1 States 101-j liniled States couponE ...0 i Suites new 5s, ex United States 5s.

coupons OO Uniled Suites new l)s, reg 115 United Slatea 4a. reg United Slates 4a. oate, or RO cutside the State, is a regula- of mter tate commerce Lnd as such is beyond the power of the State. The taxation of Government messages is also unconstitutional for tbe reason it is tbe taxation by a State of the means employed by the Government of tbe United States to exec'ute its powers; opinion by Chiel Justice Walte. HA.NLA'N ye.

roail stocks: Chicago 4 Alton do. Cbicago, Bur. i QMncy Eric do. I i I Lake Shore Michigan Central.J N. J.

Central Horihweatem i 1 do. N. Roqk Island St. Paul dp. preferred i Pacific Western 13H 150 1....13.

1 361 114 ........8113 ita 131 112 A Fine Race. LONDON, April .1. It appears from de- spatches from Neu'easlle that the race on Tyne i afternoon telween a a and Hoydj, in which a was a vtry close one. Sonje state that ilanlaii won'by from two to four lengths. ISoyd won the toss 'or and chose Ihe north side the.river! The a was a Splendid one.

A't Redhaugh bridge, a i a half furlongs from the a i llanlan had iqcreaecd his lead to one-half boat length. The length of the course is about three miles and one- half lurloDg. The wind at Kewcaftle is strong to the easterly and fairly fresh. An immense crowd of pebple was jat Newcastle to jwitness tho race. The weather was dull with light shifting winds, ut rain at intervals.

Hanlar's me 21 minutes, I 0 seponds. The starting boats were moored opposite the Mansion House, about 100 yarjdslabove High Level Bridge and thirty yarfls (apart. The rival oarsmen appeared within a few minates of each other. Koyd dashec 1 away with the start and was half a length in In a lew slrokes. Ilantan, however, sculling in grand form, cuughc him and in half a mi was clear of hiuj.

ilLnlan's trme to i bridge was, 'm nutes, 2J seconujs. Uy this time Ilaulau wis two leoxths in front and the race', was over. The Canakliac was In magnificent form, sculling easily and well, pulling tnoie than 28 strokes a minute and winning easily. Boyd twisting and in evident trouble, KorL Aarkvt, NEW YORK. Anrfla.

Flour J- Kxelp(a, eiimrtB, i.35B; saUs, 00.000; 2( S.90 S.175; Euperdne wbstern and Etate, 3.8584,ro; minion Lu good eara Western and 4 60fj 515, pool! to choice 52098310; obintnon to to (com! extra ilo, 4.70 8 Of); copunon to choice while whci-t Western, elra, 7.00g8.flO. common' to choice extra St. Lcals, 70Q8.50. Ollirrd unclianged inclu'liag 5HI.C City Mill extra itt Sou hern floilr Btdajy--Common to fair extra, 0.10AG.OOt Good to cboioe extra. 6.70 88 00.

i RTK steady--sales 16.000--Canad*. S91t Slate, 88 's03; four-rdwed, C). A higher--sales 2.5CO-- Unfraded Canada 3.1 24; No. 1 two-rdyed State, Juha, crushed, 81 81; prrar dialed, 9 3 teg standard 91; po Wflflred y489J; confectioners. MOLASSES 00.

pitii.Aai*Ki uu. PETROLEUM 801 reined, 71- TALLOW is flrm--Prime city, POKK is tinner COO uld mfss, LARU higher tAJesUO--Prime steapi, BUTTER CHEESE arm--State Chicago Produce Harhat. I Aprils. 1 rionrlstteidy. I Wheat iltlier-- Hoi.

2 Spring, 1.3H81.K. Corn higher--NOL 2, higher--No 2, 473491. Kye a eidy--No. 2. i llarlev Blea'Jy--Hoi 2, 1.05.

at 1 3u. cotild play th Boyd, and he soon began his old tricks such as playing with his oars every now and again and supping dead for several seconds. Boyd struggled bravely OD, bis best, but quite In- eflectually; Hanlan stopped, held up one hand, blew nose cisport- A I i 'ih. 7 KtNBceiKAQ BLOCK BAKQOitiip VOC WISH TO OBTAIN THK VBRV BEST nAFEST SECDEITIH FOH TKE i i ov THD8T FUNDS AND A AT THK LOWEST "EICE. pulled a dozen or so powerful slrokes and wen! right ahead.

i out nt-jt-ets of a refer: 1 i i ot Mr. Alornll the Senate t' the eonversion or redemption ot i was passed; ad- Iloniv. Mr. t'rapo moved to the rules i i adopt a resolution makinjf' a bill to the corporate existence of Nation- a i Associations, continuing tbe -pecial order lor A i 15. Thi3 motion provoked a long and animated debate, i which the national banking pyslem was discussed by several members.

Mr. Crapo advocated his measure'and was supported by Mr. Dingley, who urged an a consideration ot the measure. rules were not suspended, there not leing the necessary i vote in the a i a i and the special order win not nude. Krjotc moved to suspend the rules pass a i a i i the Postmaster a to readjust the salaries of post- i of Ihe i fourth aod fifth class- Mr.

I moved to suspend the rules I ptissa bill to amend the laws relatiog i i agreed to. This Is tin- i some weeks ago reported the PHJI.IC DEBT STATEHEST. i A ntduclloB of Oror i i WASHI SOTON, April 1. The following Is a recapitulation of the public debt statement Issued to-day: Bonds at 3 pec cent, continued of CO Bonds at percent, continued at 84 per cent CO Honda nt peri cent 250.000,000 00 Bonds at4 per cent 734.806,430 00 Refunding certificates 00 S.av-y pension 14,000,000 00 Principal i 1,51.4.752,700 00 Interest 13.053,01748 DEBT OS WHIpa IHTEHEST HAS 8INCB MATURITY. Principal 1 Zfl Inierrat 112,27515 DEBT BEARINO NO INTEREST.

Old demand and legal tender 846,740,851 OTj Certificates ol ceposit. Gold and silver certificates 73 522,290 00 Fractional cnnrency 67 amount estimated as iOBt cr deEtroyed 00) IRON IN THE the blood is well supplied with its iron element, we feel vigcrous and full of animation. It is an Insufficiency of this vital element that makes us feel weak and In such cases the PEKUVJAN (arlro- toxids of Iron) can supply this deficiency and its ise will invigorate us wont erfully dwlw IAT. When you want Photographs or dames of any kind, try Westcn Gallery, 2 3mitJ Block, anc we feel assured it will result in a continuance of your patronage. rnohSl I Principal e7 Unclaime faclflc Hailroad interest 0,638 Cl SKIN DISEASES CTJSED, By Dr.

Frazler Magic Ointment Cures as If by magic. Pimples, Bit ck Eeads or Grubs, Blotches and Eruption 9 onlr.be face, ful. Also cures Itch, Barbel's Itch, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Chapped gauds, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and Sores, e. SKIN Cleveland, suffered beyond all description bands, head an 1 face, and netrly destroyed bis eyes. The most carefnl doctoring failed to help blm.

after all bad failed be used Dr. Fraier's Magic Ointment and was cured by a lew firs; and only pos' tlve core for skin diseases ever discovered. Sent by mail on receipt of price, FIFTY Sole Propt's, For Blind, Bleeding, Itching Dr falcer- Mr. N. S.

Harlowt will be supplied with Easter flowers Saturday from Moses' conservatory. Messrs. Dole Brothers have a large and choice assortment furniture In al the 'late styles. of Anchor Itodge, 4, A. O.

U. i W. this evening. A party of Bangoijlalns will make a excursion to Gorhsm, i New Hampshire, on Thursday of next week. i Tbe steamer-Queen City leaves Bucksport to-morrow 'forI Bar Harbor and will rttqrn on the following day.

The grand Ciry cfcncert la Pottlar-fl occurs on the llth, the same evening of the opening of our Opera House. I Leroy A. Foster, formerly of the Portland son A. ojf the Press, died, In Deliver, CDI. i The ice is wearing, away in the ol the Water Works'i and below the Jam tte channel is open qiiite a long distance.

Thero will be services at the Universal- ist chnrch this evenhg at 7.30. Uev. C. E. Churchill will preach.

All are cordial- Ij invited, i The Fine Art Exhibition nt Unity Hall will close on Thursday. An excellent opportunity is presented to, secure choice works ot art. I I The attention of capitalisl Is called to pe estate No. 51 Fourth ft-e hdvertised for sale. Is good, and sites po Fourth stret are'scarce Advices from tbe northward say is ah abundance of snow In tie wootts and tbat the lumbermen Will probably be engaged hauling for setae yet.

Supt. Cram, ol the E. N. A. KaiUay, went to Portland nig it to attend a meeting in that cltyirelatlcg to the England Provincial All hall Line.

We Wre much jleasec to evening of a improvement in the 'condition of Mrs. E( G. W-man, who has been very seriously jrostrated.with pneumonia. Doctor Wm. E.

Mann, p-oprietor of the city drug store, has a limited number of sunflowers to be given to lady friends who call between 3 fi. u. ar 5 p. M. See ailveitisement.

i A MiJo correspondent writes: R. A. of Mllo, has a cow, three-fourths Jersey, ruaile, in the month of- farch sixty-one o' butter. Who cim beat ihls?" JEngine No. 4 rar) off le track the Vnlty of the E.

N. A. iailway engine house yesterday aljtcrnooi. JIo damage "was done and another Ioc3 notive soon as- js sted Ii back on thejtrack. I Hev.

Ct. W. will lecture at jthe ChurDh. Uampden, jthis (Tuesday) evening, unJer the auspices ofthcijYoung People's Socisty of Christian lindeaVour, at 7.30. I There -will be a p-ayer at praise meet- ling this evening the Voung Men's AssocialUn, aftc- which will be jthe- regular month 5) business meeting of the Association.

AW are welcome. Advices from the Jiatahdin Iron Works a ate that Robinfoniis greatly Improved arid is able now to jhe out. Fottunntely injuries received were by no means as Igceat as tbe attending physicians feared. The First Baptist Literal Society will an entertainment at Society chapel this (Tuesday), evening. There wll- be selections and vocal The price adnlstion is.

ten cents. Our former fellojr townaman, William Crosby, son jof late Wm. C. Crosby, but who hap been Jor many years a resident of Callfoijtla, waa elected President of the San Fraiclsco bar on Ihe J8th ultimo. i Mr.

F. 0. Beal hajs a fine Jive back and doe and they tre now at tbe Bangor House stables. T5e buck is two years old and the about one year. They are handsome animals and nave been much -Mrs.

Lord, who with Messrs. E. C. iNichols has M-urnel from Boston with all the latest in dressmaking. This flrm ha.3 ajso 'securec a competent (gentleman as cutter and cosigner as an 'assistant.

The Gospel meotihgs at Uhe Essex street church still continue with unabated interest. Tbere will be services on the evenings tbiyugh the weekj and Wednesday and Thursday afternoois. Tha pastor is expecting belp from abroad. The Superlntendjnjg School Committee organized Saturday tvcnfog by elrckng Rev. B.

L. How ard cbalroan and Dr. D. A. Kobioson clerk.

Miss 4. A. Biikemau was elected to tbe Bagley SU'MH buu school In place of Miss F. Hammait, declined. Mr.

M. H. Andrews extends an Invitation to till those who pmtlclpated In tbe eh 23d, I to meet the at Muslo Hall next remembered In this vicinity. 1 classes of Scotia gold, and a efficient force ic the care and Improve? wick experienced on Sunday one of the most severe snow storms of the season uud tbe roads were very badly blockaded. ABT ASSOCIATION.

The members of the Banger Art Associationheldapleasan.t session lat evening at the residence of A. H. Tbaxter, Esq. 1 on Grove street. The attendance was large and the occasion v( ry enjoyable.

Il was the closing of the series of which have been held regularly during winter by the Art Association at the residences of some of our leading citizens. Papers were contributed by members present and the exercises throughout wers of much Interest. THE FIRE AT MR. MAXFIELD'S HOUSE. Brief announcement was made yesterday of a lire which occurred that morning at the residence of Mr.

Geo. W. Maxficld-on Maple street. The fire Is supposed to have caught around the chimney and it hSd secured considerable headway before the dlscover'y was made, Mr. MaxQeld was out of town at the timt and his wife had quite a narrow escape, being taken from the burning building by a ladder which the firemen brought fortunately in season.

The roof of theliouse and 1 were badly burned and the furnllnra and were much damaged by water. The- firemen wire on hand promptly after the alarm and four streams of water were poured on the flames. The loss approaches 82,000 and is fully covered by insurance in Blake's agency. ANNUAL MEETING OF TUB HANDEL ASSOCIATION. The Handel Association held its ninth annual meeting last evening auhe music rooms on Main street of Mr.

George T. Moody. Tbe attendance was good and the session was an interesting one. Mr.lGeorge S. Frurington, the President, presided, and the reports ol the Secretary, Mr.

H. E. Curtis, and the Treasurer. Mr. W.

J. fatten, were severally presented. The election of officers resulted in the choice of tho following: President, Mr. Geo. S.

Farrington, Vice- President, Mr. W. J. Mr. N.

Wilmot Littlefleld; Treasurer, Mr. C.N.Jordan; Librarian, Mr. N. Whit- a Counsellors, Messrs. E.

E. Holden, G. S. SUsby, A. Ray, and Mrs.

W. F. Shaw and Mrs. II. F.

Tefft. An excellent spirit was manifested and the tenor of tbe remarks of the several speakers augurs well fonghe future of the society. It Is proposed to bold regular rebtarsals during tbe coming winter and it is anticipated these weekly sessions will be more interesting and instructive than in the past. TBE OPESIBKJ OF TBB OPERA HOUSE. A Open- fjf) Lester Wallack's play "Eosedale 1 Is a Xjelter from ntilford, Mr.

Editor: The aniouncement in last pal elec'Ion In Milford closed with the following statement: "The Selectmen issued a printed report year wtich seemed very satisfactoiy to the citizens as they re-elected the enlire board," Implying that the management of the town as shown by the secured the result named. i As tbe printed reports were not distributed until after, the ojcning of the town Ladles' Select Thursday 4vening 1 Dancln? from eight until eleven no refreshments. Jbbn L. Cutler, returned with his wife and daughter on Saturdiy from an examine them before voting, it must have been a remarkable report to have bad the retroactive your correspondent ascribes to It. And when upon examination the report describes the town's indebtedness, very largely increased during the past year, some might be led to wonder what there can be In such management to call for tbe enthusiastic endorsement of any body of intelligent voteirs.

Tbe fact the vote of last Monday, (as well as a year ago) represents the strength t)f tbe Fusion party of enough "dissatisfied" Republicans to carry the town--tbe spoils being divided; and the "report" which has produced the greatest efiect is not the print.ec report alluded to, but one earlier and more industriously circulated, to the effect that "crookedness" bad been discovered on the part of former '(Republican) officials, and darkly hinting atjastounding revelations of financial depravity which tbe forthcoming report would reveal. That their rumored "report," which for weeks had "stalked 'upon; the earth and hid ita bead among the clouds," might receive no check until it bad done its complete work, tbe -'printed report" seems to have been carefully wkhbeld. i ow have it, showing the year's app oprlatioos largely overdrawn In al- inoet every instance, and more than one- half of the net Indebtedness of the.town as the legacy of last year's financiering, and this Is ao "satisfactory" fiat some Republicans who aided In last Monday's work and still exult in it, are willing to perpetuate it to gratify personal ill-feeling against other of their Republican co-workers. Milford Is a Republican but so access on the metropolitan stage. The Bangor Amateurs have been in ac.ive rehearsal for some timetnd a very superior presentation may be expected at our beautiful Opera House on the grand opening, Tuesday evening of, next week.

A rehearsal of "Rosedale' 1 occurred at Music Hall last evening and, commenting Wednesday evening, rehearsals will take place at the Opera House; and will be held there succeeding evenings up to thp time of presentation. An of the drama will be found intsresting. pla'y opens with a view df the grounds of Col. Cavendish May (Mr. L.

A. Barker) has an interview with his n'ece Ladji Florence May (Mrs. W.F.Shaw.) Lady May is a young and wealthy widow a the terms of her deceased husband's will loses her fortune if slje marries without the consent of Col. May. one-half of the fortune going to Col.

May and the Lady May's little son, Arthur (Miss Marcia Klmball.) Col, opening of the play is in jgreat need ofl money. Budbjrry Kobb (Dlr. H. F. Teffi) a well-to-jdo illiterate country Squire has aspirations for Lady May and loans Col.

May some money in hoples to gainihls influence. JAn interview Kobb and Lady May! is interrupted by the entrance of Rosa Leigh (Miss Jennie Dil- liogham) and A May. Rosa Leigh is a pretty village girl and an intimate of Lady May and the constant companion of little Arthur. Miles McKenna (Mr. Victor Brett) a gipsy chief, and the villain Df the piece, makes his appearance.

McKenna proposes to chastise the child for a supposed insult Elliot Grey (Mr. F. A. Owen) arrives on the scene of action, repels tbe attack of McKenna and rescues the child. This closes act oijie.

TLe second act Is located in the old oa chamber at Rosedale. Lady Adela I Grey (Miss Mary Wolston) the supposed mother of liot Gtey, has an interview with Col. Grej in regard to Elliot. Miles McKenna. appears and proposes lor tbe sum cf five hundred pounds to abduct stands in the way of Col.

May getting the property io ease Lady May marries. Matthew Leigh (Mr. F. O. Boynton) a young village doctor, now comes ejn the scene with 1 Rosa, who discovers Matthew is in lore with Lady May, bub hesitates abot.t declaring his affection 6n account of her Imjnense wealth.

After a very amusing scene between Elliot and Rosa, during whieh jRosa bandages Elliot's hand which was jlnjtired in the affray with McKenna in the first act, Elliot falls asleep before the oper. itre aud McKenna comes in a stealthy manner seeking some valuable papers which he finds and then to bis joy discovers Hot and sees an opportunity to se- curei revecge for tbe blow received. He binds to his chair and proposes to brand! him witfh a heated hammer. Elliot wakBSJand finding himself in the power of the villain offers two hundred pounds to be released. McKenna consents and Elliot is unbound and commences to write a check put, noticing that McKenna is heating hamper to itill further punish him'after the check is delivered, writes instead a note'explanlng the situation and tbrowj It out ol the open window.

Tbe note Is Immediately discovered by Matthew Leigh who is sauntering undsr the window at the time and with his friends rust to the rescue and Elliot is released. Thei third act occurs in the interior of Matthew Leigh's cottage and introduces us to Tabitha Stork (Miss Mellie Brett), Matthiw Leigh's housekeeper, and Sarah Sykes (Miss Alice Veazie), an irrepressible housemaic. The opening of the act transpires about lunch time and nearly all of characters drop into lunca very to the disgust of Tabitha and the serious discomfiture of Matthew. After this Matthew avows his love for Lady May and finds bis affection Is reciprocated. McKenna appears disguised and claims to be the long lost brother of Matthew who had been abducted when a child.

McKenna produces a locket and some of the mother's hair worn by the child at the time of ab- and Matthew is obliged to acknowledge a felon, forger and thief as his brother. At the close of the act, Eoea appears In great alarm and Btates that Arthur is lost. Farmer Green (Mr. C. Bartlett) brings in the child's bat which be had found floating on the surface of Black Pond.

The curtain drops with the of her child. An Interval of one year elapses before far as practicable,) the owners of lots, that there may be no deformity in the general appeararces of tbe grounds; as now practiced every owner of a lot claims the right to employ whoever he pleases, and it is often the! case that with the hope of saving a snail sum in the expense, an irresponsible person Is employed to do tbs work. TREES. Many if the evergreen trees have been removedlby tbe advice and consent of the and of the fallioj of their foliage, preventing the -cultivation of green lawns and flowers. By their removal it would let in the bright sunlight, making more cheerful the sad thoughts connected with the painful loss of dear relatives nnd friends.

Many new trees have been set out, and old and decayed ones removed, and their places supplied with live ones. Each year will require the sameto be done to greater or less extent. Landlord Bcal to Open the Latlcr ihli Week-Hb 'Orrthe first day of this month Mr. M. J.

Roach aseomed the duties of Manager of the Bangor House, In accordance with the arrangement perfected by Mr. Beal at the time of bis purchase of the Penobscot Exchange, and announced In the WHIG. Mr. Eoaoh has been connected with the House for a number ol years In various capacities and by his own unaided efforts has worked his way up to his present position, which he is in every way qualified to fill. Mr.

Besl will take charge of lhe Exchange next Friday and will at ODCC do considerable and painting and put the house in perfect order before the summer travel begins. Col. Andrew Smith, whOEC genial fice and agreeable manners have bocn associated with this popular hotel for so many years, will still remain as manager to welcome his numerous friends, and be will be assislcd by Mr. Allen, of Orono, and Mr. John steward at the Bangor House, as clerks.

Mr. A. P. Randall will be chief cterk at the Bangor House and Mr. W.

B. Lueu- night clerk. Mr. Prentlss Preble will act as accountant for both houses, aed in fact for Mr. Deal's entire business.

Mr. Eeal has about settled the sale of his livery stable and when this is disposed of he will only have horses for his hacking and tht stage line to Bar Harbor, the latler beiog in, charge of Mr. Brackett. a veteran in th? business. Under the new order of things the free hack system Is to be abolished a yesterday the regular charges for hacking were resumed at the Bangor House.

Mr. Beal will give his whole attention to the two houses and with the hearty ctr-op- eration of his able assistants will make them the best in the State. He is a gentleman of marked business ability and untiring energy and is bound to make a success of his new undertaking. He has various changes and improvements already blocked out for the Bangor House, w'jich be put in operation as soon as practicable. THE NE1V ABTIFICrAL In accordance with the recommendation of the proprietors of lots, at the last annual meeting, the Executive Committee commenced the building of the contemplated pond on the north side of the Mount.

Tbe excavation has been nearly completed; a dam at the outlet has been built with an iron gate to regulate tbe flow of the water; two new bridges have been erected, with stone abutment i 5 one of them-just below the'dam, and other at the head of the pond, with an: avenue connecting the grounds north side of the Mount with the main avenue leading from the entrance through fche publfc grounds to tbe Cemetery TombJ A large amount of filling is required do raise the flat lands adjoining the to make them available ble lots much of this filling has already been done by the dirt from the excavation Dd, and the carting of soil from Blaaonlc At a stated conclave of St. John's Com- mandery, 3, K. held at Masonic Hall last evening, the officers were it stalled for the ensuing year E. Past Grand Commander A. B.

Farnham. assisted by Past E. C. Josiah S. Kicker, as follows: M.

M. Hastings, E. C. W. U.

Klrkpatrlck, Genl. C. L. Dakin, Capt. Gen.

John II. Stone, S. W. D. W.

Maxfieid, J. W. J. Fred. Leavitt, Treas.

J. a Recorder. A. AV. Dtldlpy, Standard Bearer.

Doane. Sword Bearer. Thos. W. Burr, Warden.

C. E. Gttchell. Guard. N.

H. Bragg, J. M. J. H.

Kerr, Sentinel. 0 pie supply, (or more,) of dirt to complete the fliling, haying three years, or more, ilne or removing it. Some over $1,200 We the first page thia morning a powerful secmon delivered at Chicago by Rev. Dr. Collyer.

soil. The remainder of the filling up of tbe grounds shoulcl je completed and trees set out the poming season, preparatory for the sale of lots. We estimate these new grounds Vill produce some forty or more additional lots, i OF IOTS. The Superintendent has sold during the year fourteen lots, amounting to and the by his report, has received from the sale of lots, sold tbfs year, a i for lots previously sold, the sum of CU054 00. In the purchase of the soil of Bfr.

Herrin for filling around the new ponB, obtained tbe title to a small piece of Jand near the Lodge, which now serves for a place for empty car-ts and rubbish, (for a temporary purpose only.) This pfece of land with what is owned by the City south of the Tomb, would be a desirable) lace, or lot, for a Hearse House, mile's offi It is to be hoped the City will readily make the needed appropriation for that purpose 1 i SI'NAXCES. By the Treasurer's Beport it will be seen that although so large.an amount has been expended I he past ments, the cash assets of the Corporation have Increased in the sum of $144.90, now amounting to 011,202.86, consisting of 88,940.47,, depos ted in the Bangor Savings Bank. One per cent. Bangor City Bond of one 6 per cent. Bond of the Town of 1 Bucksport, for $1.000, and cash in the 30.

The Trust Fudd deposited with the Corporation, by individuals for the purpose of keeping their lorjs in order, now amounts to the sum of We deeth it of great importance that owners of lots make wise provision of leaving a suitable sum tbat will the proper care of their Jots for future time. The living- pass away, and are soon forgotten, as evidenced by the dilapidated and uncared tor appearance of many a lot in our Cemeteries, occupied by -those who once were our most wealthy and respected citizens. Respectfully suhmitted, Per order of Committee. GEORSE STETSON, President. KEPOET OP TREASURER.

The undersigned Treasurer has the honor to make the following report of the finances of said Corporation: 1881. On depositmaame, Tniet 1.8uO 00 City oi'Bangci bond 1,000 Cash in treasury by last report, lHl, y-20 21 168S. Apr.ii, Rofc'dfromEaleoflotaduringjear, 1,654 00 DtviidendB of B. 3. Bank, No.

511, NO. CO, 31522 BuckBport co jrpons 60 00 Banjtor conpoafi 60 00 KecAl in trufil to leep lota ia order. 20000 Income rec'd for DBefromtrust fund 48 12 WltlidrawnfromBaneorSav'gflB'nk 50000 do. to pay U. 3.

tax on 50 I $15.707 80 1881. DB. Apr. 4, On depoett In Barjgor Saving B'k. (9,187 75 do.

do. in trust 1,80000 'Citylof BaDgor bond on hand 1,00000 raid lor bond No. SO-- 1.COO 00 TRKAT Yorit TEtxn rather than have them pulled. Let your detUist save all he can. You desireito have trouble, because you have not used SOZODONT.

When properly fixed, then rub cm the DONT, and keep them all right for time to come. The natives of Cropical countries exhibit a passionate fondnes tor all that is bright, solt and luxurious; the socg of the soothing cadence of fountains, the breiitb of flowers. Their ardent senses are skilled in selecting those colors and sounds and perfumes which impress agreeably, and dwell fondly in the memory. Hence the favor with which' the genu ne Murray Lanman Ftor.da Water is received among them, no other perf jme being at all able to rival it in Lhe affection; of these the Thousands of ladies to-day cherish grato ful retuecibraDcesof the help derived irom the use of LydiaIE. IMnkbam's Vegetable Compound.

It positively cures all female complaints. Sea4 to Mrs. Lydia E. Pink- hacn, 233 Western Avenue. Lynn, a for pamphlets.

ap3 Tbe true bloom on beauty's face, the rose-tint of a healthy skin, can be enjoyed in December or any other month, by ujng Dr. Benson's Skin Cure. doc way with all eruptions and irritations of either tlie skin or scalp. A FIUftKD IN NEED. Time over and Thomas' Eclectric OH has proved a salutary friend to ilie distressed.

As a reliable curative of croup in children, son 1 lhrpat and bronchial affections, and a positive external remedy for pain, it is a never Tailing antidote. dwlw ap3 IMPORTAKT. When you visit or leave New York City, save Baggage, Expressage and Carriage llire, and stop at GRAM UNION HOTEL, opposite Grand Central Depot, 450 rooms, fitted up at a cost of one million dollars, reduced to SI and upwards per day. plan. Elevator.

Restaarant with the best. Horse cars, stages and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the GRAND UNION HOTEL than at any other, hotel ia the city. aprO eodly A RENOVATING ia to be found in Blood Bitters-. As an antidote for sick headache, female weakness, biliousness, indigestion, constipation, find other diseases cf a kindred nature, the bitters invaluable.

Pi ice 00, trial size 10 sents. ap3 TRIUMPHANT. Mrs. Marion, 0., says Thomas' Eclectric Oil was triumphant in her case; she used it for a severe cold and pain inside, and was lelicved in a few minutes. dwlw ap3 Bricks Wanted.

Apr, proach. Milford, April 3,1882. i LI between Kosa ana Elliot, during which ahe teaches him a "Lord Bateman Faf4 (17.17 on fame, 3," for con jtroction of artificial pond 1.074 ss i Sup't and labor on Herring for lot and recording i deed 15160 Deposited in B. S. Bank, dividends 315 22 20000 Paid for care of private lots 4i 4832 26 00 on depocit 1250 for surveying 7 oo for adve-ising 2 2 5 for Bee'; salary 1000 forplnmbing 575 ITreainrc-r'fl 10000 Casi in trees wj to new aoo't 25339 BAHGOlt, March 30th, 22 17 Tenders will be received to April 25th, lor 2 000,010 to 000 too Hard Burned Merchantable Bricks, in 300.000 Lo 500,000 lota, delivered on cai in Bangor, deliveries lo be made from June lo October 1st, a.s wanted.

Apdrens, ti. 8OUENCS, 21 Federal Street, Boston. SO The following are the cash assets of the SNOW AVERILL'S, la the headqaarterfi for TheLAK9EST STOCE in Eastern Maine. aprl adjourned. 0 DESPATCHED.

A N'ew Haven despatch siys: The Jef- Club of this city celebrated tbe anniversary of tbe birthday of Tbos. Jefferson at the club rooms last evening. A Dumber of invited guests from varT- uus parts of the State were present. 1 Prof. Henry A.

Yardly, of Be'rkeley Divinity on Sunday. after a long.llloess. He was a graduate of Vale, 18f6, taking high rank as a scholar. He married a daughter of President Wool- icy, of Yale. Mayor Oreen, of Boston, bas removed tbe present Board of Police and nominated IJr.

Thos. L. Jenks, Ben). D. Hurley, and N'atbl.

Change made on account of tnalefeasalee. A Boston despatch says: The State Senate yesterday passed a bill allowing women to practice as attorneys at law. Ihe measure has already passed the and Is DOW virtually a law. Decrease of dc'jt daring- the mor-tli. .18,462.940 75 Uecreiuool deal since June 30, lll.J32.asO OS Interest due and i Debt on which Interest has For sale by GOODWIN Boston, Washington.

We ire glad to see that Mr. Cutler shows the benefit of Uhe rest and deofr6wew39 recreation. At the elec- U. B. held for redemption of Certificates Jf deposit 00 Cash balance available April 1,1882, 154,138.281 65 Total 72 AVAUutBLB ASBETB.

Cash In tbe Treasury 12 BONDS ISSUED TO P401FI0 KAILKOAD COHTAaiES Interest payable In lawfoJ money-- Principalonttfandlnff. sjfiiQ28Jn3 00 Interest accrued and not yet 169JU2 68 Interest paid by the United E3.io3,!m Interest repalx bj companlBs ny transportation wrvlce 14,697,47695 i Balance of Interest paid b7 U. COLUMBUS, April 3. Tbe Republicans have secured 16 CoandUme to Democrats. The Democratic ty ticket nag elected by a majority of 400 to (HO.

Cough Medlcite I have, and re- sultt. C. M. SMITH, Dmgglsb, Clarketon, Mich. i Dr.

Baxter's Mandrake Bitters give the best sttiffaclloc' of any medicine I sell. They have advertised tbemnelves, and.I warrant every bottle. N. DEEEIEF, Drug- Zeeland.itch. Hem Joht son's Arnica and Oil tor ext( rnal use Is eqn ally good, aprl eorjwlm OEBTmOATB.

I have need Burdock Bloot Bitten with great benefit for Indigestion md tic Of the be we i "BanodtprvQat." dwlvf oilman to All tbe vacancy caused by the resignation qf A. K. Rollins, Henry O. Thompson! received, tbe entire number of Poles cast--128, and Was therefore unanimously elected. Mr.

Thompson wasqnali- Bed yesterday afternoon and la ready to sinter upon his duties. I i Therilght tram dyer the E. A. B. was an hoar and three-quarters late In arriving IB this city yeeterday morning.

The c-elty Was by the heavy fall of mow along the up jei end of tbe Ibe and on (he St. John Mime line. The regular Mates Central train (ItJ not wilt and a special train took the tirctigh pauengera Miss Hnnro, of the. Glasgow School of DOkery, Is in the city and an announce- in pur advertising columns Informs the public tbat she will commence In Unity Hall on Monday next a course of twelve lessons on cooking high class and In plain. The high class will meet every morning from 10 12.30 and the plain class every afternoon from 2.80 to 4.30, Saturdays excepted.

Tbejlrloeof tickets for the high class will be 03 for the coarse and 35 cents single admission and for the cents single admission, Tickets are to be obtained; at the Main street store of Jacob Stern. It la'to be hoped tbat larjje classes will be formed In Bangor and that this ex- cellentiopportunlly! to attain proficiency In tbe Important jrofestlon of cooking will bB-lmpttyvedioy'bin' young HaUfigt eashtage refers Miss IJwro't In that oily: over tlxty pereong, been very fond. The second scene Is a gipsy dell by starlight. Elliot appears among tbe band of gipsies disgaUed ai the Crack." A jolly song and cho-us called the "Cracksman's Chant" Is here Introduced when all exit, leaving the stage to Billot. He commences singing "Lord Bateman" when little Arthur ap- from one of the tents and soon Is In the arms "of Elliot.

While Arthur is explaining to Elliot they are surrounded by the band of ruffians headed by MoXenna, bat Elliot signals to his lancers and a detachment English soldiers (Jameson Guarc 8) appear and overpower tbe gipsy rmrt on amo.it to top Gaahiansets at close! oflat year. 1IJ057 CaBhjaBMpi at olosaof this year. 80 Increase of Invested fondBand on hand over am 1 tbei expanse of brunolal pond, All'which Is respectfully submitted, ALB3RT W. PADiit. AprllS, 1882 1 The last act, which Is of three unfolds the plot and we will leave that to our readers to witness for themselves.

The plav clones with a grand ball and general deserving ones. Jurlng "ibolh of Oldtown, were arraigned In tbe Police Conrt yesterday and fined $100, and costs each, on a search and seizure process. Tlrayar.pealed and were then fined 930, and costs each, on a single sale. They also appealed from the latter, anoerres, And NEW TAMARINDS at OQA8. YORK! te Mos.

9 and 11 Granite Block, Market Square apr3 Terr Mild, Soft and Bleb, Jant fiecelved by CHAS. DWINEL..