Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 3

InteUigence Column rate of twelve centsperbuSheLw'T'Uth lowestprice for which Mr Morton ever bought corni The freight on the corn rriTFY Jl "Dll' MS THB Meidcan Minister to the Uhlted flttishWjby rgentraqnest of memhem oLthe cabtnsV And of other prominent pabllo shsnwJthdrs ttis resignation andwenld rtnilniffls Sen- Thd'Eveinng- ILevriaton Wdneflday an 8 170 JJTWTWmm Lamdnt wAhee' to inform her friend rad cnatomers that she hM a cempletf stock of millinery and large line of ready trimmed goods vrhioh she ll pleued to hoF fit uv and all times Orders taken rad work done in first class sty la at febort notice Remember tho place Mas 77 Ltshon SL ft 1 Oct26eodtf i Elegant line of India Stripe and Brooha Shawls at Lowell A M'eents per bnihelBuffilng ft tund cents total amount tpeiAjTor eon was $11889 and the freight amounted tof36L6: Thna the LewAton container had to pay the carrier over three' tlmea hs much for his grain as the producer received A commission merchant had to take from the twelve cents jwi jtoojt Xew Moon Sttit day 7h9m morning Flnt quarter Util air 6b torn boihidv 8 FaUmeon fid day7h lSm morning Lutfannr( SOth day 7 An morning VOT Cfrtnerlit Notice CITY AND COUNTY A mild atmosphere to-day with lomt damp nowto improra tha sleighing -v The police seised fire galloni of rum of the'Kaatarjiprasa Wednesday Thera irauStiwaai potatoes in tike market The weather js too cold to slilp them Twentj-sl? prirenchmen were naturalised in tha Lewis toil lanidpal Court Wednesday morning A telephone ilia A elng erected between the Lewiston Steam liill office and' the mill XrOfff and Round TJt PeckeLbook ecntatnj JL money Tbe owner canhav the Kg at Coombs A Bool Blac rear ofPhmalx Bloea Anbnrn? italnlBg the same by anil-Blacksmith shorn deefl7eedtr fronts AN TAII-hy a leamng vf'Cltr tiThoK sale Groeery Honra experienced and oner Jo atlesmaa to aell goods ln Ue State efMainew those who hay an oatabllahod trade er aa a qnslntanee which will lead to a good trade everv IMility will be offered fbr hbWinghUiLMraeal? tbeaamm Cernmnnleationa eonfldeaUal AMres Wholesale Grocer Box 1545 New York Cttr janfieodSt JL Toth To borrow $9000 five yoare al six peroenL latereat annually secured on 84003 JJ 08jyKl salable real estate now Insured fbr LewAton Pest Of fio Lewiston Maine tlrrltnltf 7 fijym'aM adverusemenia eoeuag appro prlately uxer this head not exeeeulng llne taaertod ooe time for 35 oento Two rwitenw line tor eaoh Mm after the Srefc a aeuee-keeper fbraveiy small family work and wages UghL weed re reqNlred Address InunedUtely Box 3W Maine oetned famll msMen LSwlatOBi JFor Sate hors for sal1 i to JANES demphxt Lewiston Bieachery JaeSedSS A srnail stoea of faery iwnImS half of store to leL Possession give at once Address Box 857 Lewiston doatadif jVH A Inquire of JO! bouse lot oe GAHNBB A CO Jwgedta To Let ri'O A very desirable front room on 1 street Inquire of Match Uodokixs deeSedtf A lenemrnliB Auborn ef alee roeeia and stable Inquire of Gao A Cam ax ax tk show Stn-ot novM dtf 1 rPO bET kiS tiiroei Aebura- leie A meat of eight rooms oonvenienees for oi twoflunlllrs Apply to Hoax Elm 8L octSledtf 'U LET A spumous room srarmod by i conveniently located on IJabon MrootTAp ply to the Journal Oonnliug Boom dtf nio Urjrr ItrAnburn one ml to from County JL bnlldlngo on East Anbnrn road a twe story bouse with ell and stable convenient fbr twe Urns llles: also on acre of land with frnlt trees If de sired Inqnlre of Bmooa Aebnm dal7edtt tv A very desirable tonement 7 rooms up one flight In BonnaUle Block also on salt 3 rooms upon flight la tame block Apply at A CUHHXxa'a Grocery Store Bonnallio Aleek Lewiston Amusements GRAND VOCAL CONCERT IN ZMrtTSIC! H3LJLI Thursday Jan 16 1879 MR A PENNELL TENOR ASSISTED BT THB MOZART QUARTETTE MBS IV WIGGIN Soprano -MBit ABRAM Alto MB GEORGE GOBS Basso MR WILLIAM JONES Toner Pennell Pianist and Director Tickets including reserved scats Aw sal at Musis store op and after January Id Parquet and Dress Circle cents Balcony 81 GSIltHe LewAton Dec 84 1878 deetiedtd CONCERT COURSE Thursday Jan D3 1870 Miscellaneous eonocrtby home talanaaaUted by MB GEOBQB OHBIfET TXXOX OX BOSTOX Thursday Hvng Mar- Oth' 1870 Cantata at the Neabitesa performed la costume with fine boenery SVTickeu fbr the remainder of tha course 81-06 and 75 cents according to loeetien Single tiekista" with reserved seats 85 and 35 cents I W- ALL AR Confi THE OPERETTA ENTITLED RED RIDING HOOD Wills Approprlt Ceatarae In the grcgatlfl Wednesday Ere January 8 1879 Will be given In tbe vestry of the Pine Street Oeq onal Chnrch on PERSONATIONS: BED BIDING HOOD MAMA HUGH (Woodman) WOLr ROBIN BUTTERCUP ROSE Miss Edith Gareeloau Mrs Wiggin Mr Sands Nr Wakefield Miss IL Noble NAe Plummer: MUe Bearing 8emlChoras ot MBLUE BELLS and a Chonu ef BRUT Doors open at 7 Operetta common sea at 7 Tickets 85 ocnUfUhlkirsn 19 oeata Janaary 5 1879 anted td lairriber Anbnrn shoe shipments this week1 show no improvement over last The total number of cases Is 2CS against 391 last week- A great many of the goods shipped now ere samples Some concerns that have bean shipping heavily are doing nothing now Business will probably be bettor next week Taking account of stock has occupied part of the week In some factories Leather receipts twice as laege this week as last and a good deal larger than in the corresponding week of 1878 A' hopeful feeling exists that the spring business will be nn improvement over that of last year At a regular meeting of Sabattna River Lodge No 81 held Tuesday evening January 7 Geo BeedDD GM assisted by A Millett as Mar Lander as Holman as Sea Hale as Treas William Sheehan 'installed the following officers Moore Cornish John A Willard Sea Wedgwood Treas Jaqnitb Simeon Stone Samuel Leedham Morrill Buko Milas Avery Green 8 Frank Miles 8 John Wallace 8 George Vining Wentworth Jordan 8 S-'S A McCnrda Chap The examination of Wm Sawyer of Greene charged with causing the death of the Morrill boy was brought to a sadden termination in Lewiston Municipal Const Tuesday afternoon The remaining witnesses examined were Doctors Loring Pierce and Hill who testified thst the cause of death was typhoid pneumonia that this disease was not caused by the wound inflicted by Sawyer that brain was affected probably by the wound and excitement and that the lung trouble was a secondary trouble The testimony of each of the physicians was nearly the same At the conclusion of Dr testimony Judge Cornish remarked that it was useless to examine any more witnesses as the testimony of the physicians entirely exculpated Sawyer from cansing death His Honor ordered Sawyer to be discharged Aataual Sapper of the Medical Fraternity Dr B- Bicker the retiring President of the Androscoggin Medical Society tendered the members of the society and their ladies a reception and supper last evening at the De Witt House There were about seventy-five ladies and gentlemyn present After a season of social converse in the DeWitt parlors the company were invited to the dining hall where a very excellent supper was In waiting The tables presented a very attractive appearance All'the delicacies of the season were provided The host and hostess did the honors in a most hospitable and pleasing manner After the cloth was removed Dr Horr toastmaster was called on -and after brief remarks introduced Dr Ricker who gave a brief and interesting sketch of the Androscoggin Medical Society now in the eleventh year of its existence Dr ft referred in appropriate terms to the deoeased members Drs Kilbourne Wiggin and Harris Various toasts were then offered and responded to as fellows: The Medical Association by Dr Edgecomb who came to Lewiston twenty-six years ago Dr said there were then bat three physicians in Lewiston and five in Auburn There now thirty-one physicians in ou two cities and about fifty in the county Do Sawyer responded to the toast 40ur Druggists Dr Small responded for 4The Ladies" Dr Smith of Tuner for Liberal Professions" Dr Oakes for Fat Doctors Dr Sturgis for the Lean Doo-tors a representative of the Journal for "The Press Dr Hill for "Posterity Dr Jewett for Educational Institutions" and Drs Irish and Bcede to other sentiments It was one of the pleasantest sod si re-unions had in the dty for a long time Dr Bicker we believe is the first of the retiring Presidents to include the ladies in these annual reunions and we venture the opinion that none of his successors witnessing tho superior attractions of last banquet will care to omit the better half of the feast at fixture recurrences of this annual reunion Indeed now that there uo several lady physicians in suecessftil practice in this city and the ladles hereafter will naturally be included in the executive hospitality Asiisiwnia Medical AnsshUsa The annual meeting of tho Androscoggin County Medical Association was bald in the Common Connell Boom City Building January 7th the President Dr Bicker in the chair Members present Drs Small Irish Edge-comb Jewett A and 8 Horr Hall Hill Peablee Smith 81eeper wedge-wood Walker Stugis Beede 8 and Oakes Donovan Donham Marble Visitors Drs French A Gtrcelon I noundng the death of Julian Hartridge of Messrs Bnssell and Brown Georgia and Messrs Gotdon 'Booth' and The offioers reports of the standing of the society were made end accepted It being the -annual meeting there were no papers read and no reports end discussions of prevailing diseases Election of Officers President Dr Beck were appointed a eommtttee to arrange forth funeral radaoeompany the remains to Georgia TheSenate tbei adjrarnedx natil to-morroV In the opening prayer the Gareelon as Go verno oJ(- 8 Ute Mahe A message was read from the-Senate at 104 o'clock proposing 5 1 A CosTcstiea of Use twe JB readies at half past ten for the purpose of administering the oath of office to- the Governor-elect The proposition waa crrUdand the Senate came in 1 snid ''President Haynes took the chair On motion of Mr'Madigan cf Aroostook a committee jof three oonsistidg of Mr Madi-gan of AzooStook teid representatives Boyn- ton of Bangor and Jones of Lewiston was appointed to Welt on the GoTCiasr Elect and inform him of the convention and its object The committee soon returned and Informed the Houss that theGovenior would waif on the convention forthwith The governor elect came on at 11 accompanied by Governor Connor and his late council and the heads of the various departments and the oaths of office were administered by Hon MrHaynes president of the Senate Proclamation wafe then mads by tbe Secre? tary of the State that Alont Gareelon having taken and subscribed the oatiis of office is Governor and Commander-in-chief of tiie State of Maine for the ensuing year QrMShaktn Hits The Governor then took the chair and read his message to the two branches of the legislature! That part ef the address which declared that g0ld and silver alone can be a legal tender under the constitution of the 8 was greeted with applause and hisses The Hsrd-Vsaiy Doctrine upon which the Governor is Very pronounced was received with great dissatisfaction by the greenback element of the combination party The message occupied entjr vq minutes and wu loudly cheered at itf dose The Governor and raite then retired and? the convention was declared dissolved The financial part of the message is severely crit- Idsed by tbe greenbackers and approved by the democrats One member remarked that if that part of the message were before the House it would be tabled very quickly i Tkt Execulivt Ctouncilor were qualified in joint The Senate passed finally the act in reference to Portland Water Co The Joint Standing Committees were announced in both branches The following are the chairmen of the1 Judiciary Vinton of Cumberland Wilson of Thomaston Lf gal Affaire Bedlon of Oxford Curran of Calais Financial -A fairs Rogers of Sagadahoc Boynton of Bangor Federal Stations: Partin of Somerset Brown of Bangor Education Ferguson of Tork Pickard of Bangor Railroad' Thomas of Cumberland Dana ''Of Portlandr Commercial: Moody of York Talbot -of Machias Mercantile Affaire and Insurance Bradford of Washington Libby of Waterboro Bankc and Banking Prince of 1 Androscoggin Ingraham of Pittsfield iMcunufactures Cobb of Androscoggin Taylor of Biddeford Agriculture Waite of Oxford Shaw of Lisbon Militcurf Affaire: Andrews of York Atwood of Livermore Interior Waiere Harris of Washington Dickey of Fort Kent State Lands Grindle of Hancock Farrell of Van Boren Ways and Bridged Madigan of Aroostook Bragdon of York Fisheries' Coombs of Hancock Farrington of Frye- burg Counties Barker of Penobscot) Kennedy of Jefferson Towns Msyhew of Kennebec Hanson of Lee (The above are the chairmen of the more important committees) Quite a number of petitions were introduced and and an order looking to the re-peal of the insolvency aeb i Oenigrestloaal Fraeccdlaga Washxxotov 8 Edmunds sdd there were no joint roles between the two houses of Congress and therefore submitted a concurrent resolntion 'declaring that on the last three dsys of the pession no bill passed by either house Ibail be sent to the other for its eon-enrrehee rad on the last day of the session' no bill shall be sent to 'the President for approval He hoped thi resolntion would be passed and Congress devote the last three days of the session to the consideration ofj bills pending between the two house Referred toponim'ittee on rales Thurman submitted a resolntion to admit to the privileges of tho floor of the Senate Chamber George Bancroft historian who wm Secretary of the Navy nnder President Polk agreed to At expiration of the morning hour the Sen ate resumed the bill to amend patent laws Wadleigh of New Hampshire took the floor but toon after he commenced his 'remarks a message wm received1 from tho House an- Four persons expreaeed a desire to become Christians at jthe Hammond street Church last evening The pastor Rev Benson Hamilton preaches to-night The January civil arm of Lewiston Muni- dpal Court was- opened Taeiday and ad-joufoed till to-day on aeeoont of the Sawyer case One ease was tried afternoon A petition to Congress that the duties on sugar be modified has been signed by nearly V- every grocer in Lewiston and Auburn and forwarded with similar petitions from this and other states v'T Officer Laughton seised at the Waverley 1 House Lewiston' Monday a small quantity of whiske There was a variety of bottles in the room visited but most of them had been emptied Smelts have appeared in this market and are sold at 10 cents per pound They come from Sheepseot- Bridge and Damaris cotta Pickerel are quite plenty now and are sold at the same price The following have been drawn jto serve as traverse jurors at January term Court from Auburn: John Perry Robert Sykes Cslvin Skinner Geo Curtis Nelson IL Aldan Fred A Allen 1 Three Lewiston boys wen brought before Judge Dresser Wednesday afternoon because ther appropriated the Auburn highway to th use of their hand sleds They were w- ordered to pay the costs of prosecution The members of Pino Street Congregational Society "will give the operetta 4 'Little Bed Hood this Wednesdsy evening Appropriate- costumes will bo provided and an attractive performance may be expected Advance Lodge I of South Lewiston had avery aucceaaftil entertainment at ffouth Lewiston Tuesday evening consisting of dialogues plays etc toppedoff with sm antiquarian supper The attendance was fV large The city building is now supplied with An-i' drosesggin water Water for the boiler Aid reservoir tank has been obtained from a well dug at the end of the building for the past year or two The Bates mills pumps former- )y supplied the bnilding with water Oysters have gone np ten cents per gallon In Norfolk The- weather has been so severe there as to materially Interfere with oyster taking The price has not been materially i changed here but in Portland oysters are higher and sell for $100 per gallon Superintendent Tucker had ready a special carat the Androscoggin station Tuesday night for Governor Gareelon and accompanying friends to ride into the CapitaL So flaw -passengers rode Augusta-ward that the ear was not used and Governor Gareelon and company rode in the ordinary train woman of bad character has been imposing on a number of Lewiston people of late She has been driven from several places and to-day the city marshal was called upon to remove her from another house The woman refuses to go to the poor firm iVjkV i decision hsaflsallvbeencentrolled byftotr who were opposed to THden- nv mZ i-e aMJ The" nomination of ex-co Longs treet Fostm aster at Gainesville Ga Gen) Longs Is off 1 grs snsivo to the Georgia delegation in to the stalwart ibllcan wing of the repeblican party Longstreet waa virtually driven from New Orleue seme two years slncqion acoennt of his republicanism' rad he Went to reside oh a plantation he owns near Gainesville TRADE AJTD JPEICE8 BUIMEIS AND TBS MARKETS-Business the past week has been only' moder atoljr active as Is usnaDy the case at the beginning of the year BesnmpUon of specie payments has been aecmnpliahedHrlttioat ripple of distnrbanee and no one seam to want gold now the paper la worth much and islhr leas lneopvenient How that business men have a solid basis fbr commencing new projects and enlarging the field of their activities and starting out into naw paths It is bat natural to expect a new departure In commercial Industries all over the country which many predict will be among the first fruits of hard money The Boston boot and Shoe trade is expected to he more lively now that fee holidays haya passed The stock on hand in the West and Booth is small and as people most have boots and shoes to wear there la pretty sure to be a good business Lswlatta sad Astbwns Market Wednesday Jan There la a good supply of all kinds of produce la the market now Trade has been a little slack as is expected altar the holiday cling has been very fldrandhas rush The traveling has been very made the street lively and fell of teams- Hggaare a little easier and wholesale now at tiffloTilens are laying some better now and larders are not holding back nny-Eggs have most probably reached their highest prloc this winter and will continue to be easier good many eggs are ntill ship ped ftom this vicinity to the Boston market Kggs are retailed at tie and pickled eggs at Lut week oome dealers thuiight that th rush or bntter would be over by this time and that tbe supply would All off enough to make it sea roe Th-y nave been disappointed for batter has offered A large quantities and sales have been slow and at eompaiiied with haggling twenty cenu has been the price wanted fur most ball batter but a good many have had to sell at 18o after trying the market If batter continues to com io so freely we may have a glut There Is little more of a demand for poultry than ora be met Foulry has oome in sluggishly this week- Especially is there a shortness of obiokens Wholesale prices arc as follows: turkeys UfUc chickens llglXo: luoks llffiae: fowls 8 do at retail turkeys bring Ugiac and chickens Docks are in limited supply and there arc no geese ffeeltry is fall high er In Lewiston and Auburn than In Boston Ikef continues dull Bnt a very little oi tne choicest ox beef is put into the market and is worth 8c One can bur very nice beef at 7g7tfo per side Thera A very little retail demand for beef Pork is in Air demand There has not been quite so much tiered since Christmas as ha bogs are gitting pretty well picked off now and perhaps A a short time prices may be a litCe firmer althomch there cannot be much of 4so A the ruling figure for round hog now When the last eftho hogs oome A they may fetch So without difficulty Most dealers A Lewiston rad Anbnrn have enongu pork salted down now to carry them through the summer Lamb and mutton A quiet ana stea Jy and wholesale at Sgfic Few carcasses are sold Pota-tees are no firmer The asking price now A not over 80c and a good many bushels of while potatoes are sold at 79c There are no sweet potatoes A the market The reason A that it Isa little too cold fow weeks ago bat they sre now being broug ward freely again The very best apples who at 175 per bbL and good applusat 1 00 witno bbl Onions are a little scarce and have gc wholesale i Aont tha and have gone np Maine begin to own use They eome mostly from: Massachusetts TsbA carrots am worth fiOgOOo per buahcL Faeding earrota rule about the seme aa hay Peas are worth soe per peek Smelts ere A the market now and retail at too per They name from the Kennebec Pickerel are also qnita plenty and are worth 8c bv the quantity and 10c at retail Cod retails at 0g8e There has not been mneh halibut A the market since Christmas Norfolk oysters coutAne to be retailed at SSe per quart although they have gone up ten cents per gallon at Norfolk mi account of tha severe weather in that region There Is no change reported A prices of gnun this week Corn never was known to bo so low A great grain centers aa it A now Consumers here have to pay much more to the railroads than to the producers Corn retails at 55e and wholesales nt 54c Meal at 49C0c Bran retails at 1 00 per cwt Furs continue to be sent A plentifully and there A no Change A prices Groceries are unchanged Coffees and sugars are exceptionally low now Valencia oranges are of very good quality now and the beat bring 85c per dozen The following are wholesale quotations unless otherwise stated from 80c to 1 toper bushel raise enough onions lerher own use They! carrots CfrvttN Breadstuff Corn sella at 55g 60c retail: and wholesale at Mff 36e and by car load at 50ff So Meal 49g50o Bran 1 OOP cwt 19 00 ton18 28 by car load TaUow Eye beans 1 75x3 00 Pea beans 3 OOfS SSL Lewiston Mills floor 50 whole sale and 75 retail Graham 8538 Michigan Union floor 7 33 Cottonseed meet 1 35 ewt and 35 50 ton Fruit and VeyeUtUsr-Apples sell at iOOffl 50 bhL and 50e bnah Cooking apples lOfltoc rbuah Apples retail at 5gl5o pk Potatoes 75X800 bn Sweet potatoes 1 35 1 35 per bushel Beets tor nipsabbage and squash le wholesale and to retail Onion 1 85 bush Pears 50ff75cF peck retail: prunes ISs Carnots SOflOOe bosh BeftrorMFouUrute Bust ox beef weighing goo $800 per side mght cento Ox beef wcdxhlag ftf7i Steerbeef welghug 800 to 850 Sw i7c Bolail beef weighing toff to 350 per tide iflSo Lamb 5fi6c Mutton 5 8c Bound nog weighing 350to400e4Xjfifie weighing 175 toMO 34 gOo FOwls Chickens llfflSe Turkeys 13gl4c Docks toffUss geese tofliao Eggs SSfltte Beet ball butter wholesales at 18 ks solid 15o 18c cheese 8o to Batter retails at 30g35c sad cheese as llglSo Qrooenss- Granulated sugar 10c Porto Bioo Molaasee50c Barbadoes 40c Graham 8to Oat meal 4 fl 6c Crashed wheat 5e Ss blush 18c 8 cans tomatoes 10c peaches 35c apples 10 10c New raisins 8c New Muscatel too Old MusoatellOe Seedless i xAs Bear MAk ISO muskrat figlOe aknnk Bed Fox $1J5 beaver 1 00 ff SJS0 aabto 1 00 lynx ftoo: coon 65c fisher 400 A00 JQQ: 7X9 BedFo BOO wtfuv otter S4)0fi7j60: grey fox 3 00 Omni nsbnfie lee Mpaaemts WSdnetdao Jan rollowlng A a statemeal of tbs number ot ease shipped and weight of leather received by the Auburn shoe Actnrtes during tbe week ending Wednesday Jan 8th 1879 The total number ot cases is 865 and weight leather 73186 lbs Last week the number of eai waa 891 nod weight of leather 85048 lbs 1 In tbe eoReapoad Ag week of 1878 than were shipped 818 cases and AMn lbs of leather were received A Cushman A Go- Packard A Go- Mnnroo A Go Crafts A Go-1 I Kinsley A Go -Lombard A Co Oobb A Go Gay A Foss sssitssstsssssMfss Dingley Btront A Co Miller A Bandall A Smith A GQ-J A Boot and Shoe Go a bring 8 ee ae a a 365 73036 BUSINESS NOTICBfl phew Best Sweet Navy Tobacco d2awAweowly -FerfiWi Wo are extracts of ail tinds fbr 5 cents Usual price $100 A Bodick A Co' Pleas aMt Boardlas Place Haring leased the former residence of M- Pwen esq No 40 comer of Spring and Drammond street I am prepared to receive a limited number of boarders The rooms arc very pleasshf and some especially desA-able for gentlemen and wires Beferenee may be made if desired to Hill esq jj Mbs Bice Anburn Jan7thi879 jan7eod5t 7 I i i-4 4 Campbell are the' headquarters for Blade Cashmeraa and Brilllan tines 25 dos Grate' Extra Heavy Suspenders for Sc worth Mooee A Co 1 tf meMWeWMMMMraBMS jaTh best 50c undervest in LewAton at Camveem A steal Novelties tar MelMny Gilts QeOPIXETTEI AXP TEPHrETTOS Any child era play them and they will last fbr years Prices $350 $8 and $10 at New Ms Everything in plain and fisney Bepellents Suitings cheapat AxTKum Saxps a 67 LAbon street rj" Tho best 11-4 White Wool Blankets ever shown in LooAtonfor $850 at -i-AmriiOH Saxim 65 and 7 Lbbon rrCall and examine iho Oil Pump' It works like charm 'novSOeodtf Joxx Gaxxee A Co UJLbok at our 50o corset cheap aft 75c ii- Cahvxxll a Dollars reward to- any one that wil match Lowell A 48 black Cash-mere for $1 5v GrttaJbuktn HIu Got UumUu'i Spodo Bwiptloa plows -j I9pciil dispatch to the Lewiston Journal '5 The belief the II waa packed full- oi witness the inanj 1st dispatch to the Lewiston journal Icovsm Me 8 eue of Representatives peopld this morning ta oration of Hon Alonso tii of 1 ipfchl jolttiwmmittei of members and three pienatora vte saperintend tUbofimernl and escort the Temaliu-' to liA yeaidehce in Georgia The ipeaker appointed the committee of th itHoufPi -Mesirra Cooko of Georgia Frye of Maine Cox of New York Cabell of Virginia Stone of Xewfltayidaoii of Florida and Hanna 'bf Indiana The House then 'sir emater Grover Defends HIi I tV 7 I i Mr oAveKlflPF tl a pd4daal exam nation read-ajtelomireeentiYpuhlAhed hi New York HfinldinregMd-toOregim iJL Aq ftcfl hid Stata ftmda Mssrttogl fgrOW had ibeen expended and not accounted for dnrAg tnithftilneaT and quo ting I I ai 1 its the can at at I 1 1 I 1 forpre: fTn Noticing )ho report pt next installment It United States that -the next installment "on mixed claims awards might not be paid when due the Diatio official states that a considerable portion of fandsfoTlthat purpose lias already been sent to New Yorand thgt Installments will-bo paid promptly due jj even this sacrifice of any other financial obllgai-tionv Mnro BsmOs Cnllod lit The Secretary ot the Treasury will to-day Issne another call for the redemption of 1-000000 5 20 bonds of 18C5 oonspls of 1867 Hr Itophtu'SekUlil Representative Stephens of Georgia Is so fsr reoovered that he will be pretest in tbe Home to-morrow -v I rerummml i tjji Julian Uartridge representiag the First district of Georgia who Ium been ill several days died In this city this morning of pneumonia Aasooiato Juatioe Hunt still lies in a critical condition No change for the bettsr 'aince test night a a FROM EUROPE Loxnov 8-: 1 fFrciifil Trectlca of Commerce The Paris correspondent of tho Manchester: Guardian heart on good' authority Franco haapqt denounced oil her reatiea of commerce but only denonneed her treaty with AnetrU Scliools Closed A telegram from Moscow states that veterinary school is broken np and university is closed Indefinitely in consequence of riotous demonstrations of students Xeird BeueaiSild The symptoms of gout in Jjord Beaeons-field havS 'greatly abated Affilri Iw the Beet A dispatch from Lahore says Gen occupation of Kandicha will maik tho condualon of a definite period of war All will then have been done that the Quettah column can possibly do before winter It is true unlimited discretion is given to Gen Stewart and possibly he may project the occupation of Ghirea which is an important stratagetie position but unless unforeseen events 'occur the army of Afghanistan will fixrnishno farther intelligence of importance before" the beginning of March Untile -and Tnrkejr Biilu 8 Buaaia has intimated her willingness to consent to the appointment of Bos tern Pacha governor of Eastern Roumelia on condition of precise definition of the limitation of powers Germany Llku She Fireaeh Kleetlen The German precs shows generally without distinction of party great satisfaction with result of the elections in Franco The North German Gazette intimates the republic reckon on the sympathy of Germany so long ns its policy reflects moderate and reasonable views of Gambetta 'THOM XXW YOHK New Yotx 8 Tbe ShMUtt Bogardus commenced the feat of breaking 6000 glass Sails out of 6200this montingand noon had broken 8629and seventeen mie-ntes later500 without a'tiagle mlss till Walking Mme Anderson at 11:45 completed her 2L7Gth quarter mil Fir In Shod Island Fxotwxxcx 8 A fire ii Arctic Villsge Warwick early this mornidg destroyed a bake shop a twp and a half atory building occupied for a saloon and tenements and an adjoining dwelling rad a one story saloon The buildings were ovrned by William McGuire whoee loss exceeds' $4000 oh which there was $1800 insurance in the Providence Washington Co This baker esttmntos hlslofs at $1000 No insurance Eight families burned out bat nearly ail saved their effects Th Sasw Blsslnds South FxakwohaiI Mi 8 Owing to the great enow blockade at tho west which has delayed' much through esstern bound freight quite a number of freight employee of the Boston Clinton Fitchburg A New Bedford Railroads have been either temporarily or otherwise suspended from duty A Flaking SnuMik Lost NxwErxo 8 It is feared the fishing smack pilot of this port with a crow of thrco wM carried to sea daring the late gale as it sailed from here cod fishing December 81st intending to re-tarn next day and has since not been heard froin Bttnaehasal Bostox 8 The snb-committee appointed yesterday by the legislative committee' on reported to-day recommending an inveetiga-tion First to the salaries of Goyernor and Conncil members of legislature'- and all officials ef the State House including all the departments of the -Stated gwrarnmehi The public 'debtinJght be ftindeu lower rate County expense The ndidary The committee proceeded to take-up thsr bill 'of Senator Bra jerdtt fixing the sriaryof members of the Legislature at $300 per session4 J- i waurta ganMO szw Bxtrxawicx N- 8 The Reformed church at Franklin Park New A hnrncd The bnilding 'waa about aejeny-fiye years old and one of tha largest and finest chufchei in thfixtatei urance $7000 r-i I eonlitmg filar IJgbtelitp 1 Fxovipxircx 8 Collector Pratt of 'NewpoTt IrbMived' or rB to dispatch the entter Samuel Dextaf a search of HandkerchAL Shoal iightahip which: win! adrift: onthe 8di lifot with? fkti crew on board r-ttt'vr- tv -v a fovurlfua 8 Josephine vinVlwfl thA noon- --v' 7 'V '-i Cennsettenr JtofflalaiimtC'M Haxtfobd ftfobiadthlff dirr aqiiUl and 'organlxkd atlaat decided that tear mwt make a ngginthe matterThere iia -fiharpdiHiUm ataong: the democrats on the subject'' hu among: the demoerate on -those opposed find that thej must Furs repaired by den left with' A prompt attention Longlej Rodiek A Cowill receive dec35sdtf Or- Ileaflqwrters filer Oysters-The best Norfolk and Providence River Oysters at lowest prices wholesale and retail at Market 98 LAbon Street LewAton Nov28eodtf Diktxtio Sauixatus Uaiver-sallj acknowledged the best in use Each pound bears the name of James Pni None genuine without The largest stock of Cloakings ever shown In LewAton at Amnion Saxds 65 and 67 Us bon St The Great Bush for ChrAtmas and New presents still continues at Jordan A One counter with over 6000 articles all for 5 cts each Never was anything like it in thA city dec24edtfi Black rad colored silks in all qualities at anglSoodtf Lowell A Lowell a Lowell and black ust what suit the buyers 1 Cashmeres are Try our new dollar Kid Glove double stitch seam every pair warranted SOeodtf II Wioonr To Buyers ef Hellday Goods We would call special attention to those looking for holiday goods to tho very large rad attractive stock exhibited by Pitcher We can truly say that wa have never seen a more attractive stock In LewAton to select from than he has at the present time and we understand that hA prices are for below the usual prices We are glad to see one prosper that A deserving of it We should judge by the throng of people that vAit bA place of businese daily that he was doing all he could desire Dec23ed Be sure and call at Moore A Co and see tbeir new goods before buying elsewhere Black Silk Velvets 20 inch wide $125 to $850 at Lowell -A from Notice In order to accommodates their LewAton atrons Dr 8 Oakes A Son have placed a elephone in Drag Store formerly Cook's) by means of which my one can communicate with them at all loura of the day or ovening Oakes Wallace Oakes Auburn Nor 27th oodSaf You can get a sty 1 Ah and nicely made cloak Aethvx 8ahds Ocl24eodtf 65 and 67 Lisbon 8L Black Silk ricee at and Black Cashmere at all Mooeb A Co Notice This A to give notice that my resignation aa agent for the Singer M'fg Co takes effect this day We (Fuller A Capen) have taken tho Gexkxal Agency for the NEW STEWART Thanking the public for their liberal patronage for the ps st eleven years wa hope by honest dealing and strict attention to business to merit a good share of trade in tha future Respectfully decSleodtf Fellbb Fancy Goods-Call at Coburn's No 6 LAbon Block whore yon can buy Best German Worsted at I2cte an ox Best Germantown yarn 20 cts a skein White Java Canvass 18cts a yard Colored Java Cuvms 40 Working CanvMs 40ef Kid Glovea 60 a pair Kid Gloves (Warranted) $100 Far Caps imitation Seal $200 and $2 25 Everything new in Ties Baches Collars and Cuffs Back combs and all kinds of Fancy Goods Call before baying at No 6 Lisbon Block Eatkaixox prevents the from felling out or turning gray renews its growth and gives strength and vigor It A delightfully perfumed and makes a splendid dressing ft A the cheapest rad most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced Used by the dite Prico only fitty cents dly Thb Nbw Stcaxt Sxwixo Machixo a perfect copy of the latest Smoxe wiih lac-fbovemeets will bo represented by Fvllxe A Capix on and after Monday December 28d 1878 Extea iadnoements for tho Hol-dati Please call at No 6 Fbtu Block and examine the New Stoaet dec2 led 1 weodtf Mrs Gen 8herman wife of tho great soldier says have frequently purchased Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with rheumatism and in every instance it worked like magic" Sold by all Druggists Send for circular to Hel-phenstine Druggist Washington no6edAew8mos BORE Orrs Jan Cih to the wife of Mr Elhrldg Wilson a son IX 81st to the wife of Nr Geo Push a danahtar Dt 37th to tbe wire of Nr I Bryant a son 88tb to the wife of Nr John non a -on MARRIED Lewiston-Jan 7th by Her A Ubbey Nr Daniel A Maxwell of Waes sad Miss JtaiAf A BlokAy of Monmouth Jan 1st at tha parsonage by Rev Center Mr Albion Maxwell and Nias Emma DunAjvboth oi Bowdoinham Lisbon Dee 34tb at Urn readdeuce of tho bride's father by Her Lockhart Mr Herman Ambaek and Mtae Annie Hackett noth of Webster Jan 1st by Bev a Tripp XrAbUsh Curtis of Ells worth and Miss Urania Grindle of Surry 3d Mr Pearl Smith of lit Desert and Miss Emily Augusta Grindle of Sony 4 th Nr Geo A Grant and NAs MaryAJFamr both of Surry Dee tttb Nr Abner Ball and NAs Lizzie Jordan both ot Maplrton Dee Slst Bev Elwood Nash of Stans find Conn and MAs Clara Sawielle of Lew iston Me Dee 89th Nr Charles A Andrew and MAs Hnldlo A Estes Ot BctheL Jaw Sd Mr Bussell Murdock and Mrs Octavla Hobble both of Garland Dec Slst Mr Chas 7 Jennlson of Fox croft and Mis Marlon Brock way of Dover Jan 1st Mr Wm- Glover ef Bower bank and Miss flora It Ladd of Barnard Mr Charles Bradman of Dover and Miss Fannie 1 Milieu ef Nila Jan 4th Nr Geo Haynes and MAs Hattie Smith both of Banror Jan 7th Mr Thomas A Oakes and Nias Eunice Whitmore both of Portland DIED Jan 7th Miss Nary eldest daugeter ef Edwia and Mrs Elizabeth wood aged 19 yrs Eunice Joda aged NeDonald' Mr 4 mos Dec 89th Nn Mvean --r Bock Dec 88J Nr Frank aged SO yrs -s New: Advertisements uv I'-' it I Co-Partnenhip Notic dbj firmrad the buslne-s thereof will GT tinned at the same place by tbe remaining members under the same firm name All deiits due the late firm belong to the new eo-partnershlp and all obliara tlons of the old firm bare been assumed by the UAXSOOM -r Hill 1 fiHXTH 1 Lew Atom January 1st 1879 JanllaaSt limitation Howard NC Vita retires from eofwlll II MOUSE St CO STAIR BUILDERS I And Nanofltctnrers of MOULDINGS of all klnoe PLANING MATCHING JIG and STRAIGHT V' SAWING done to order Stair Railings and Pssfs Plain and Fancy Balusters to made and eoo- staatiy on hand Cross Canal JLewlston Mo aprUSleodtl i ''V4' C0NTRA0T0E3 BUILDERS Have resumed business at their old shop MAIN STREET Root Sash and Blind Shop On the Cross Canal and all orders win neav8tha Ml- VIWH WWNl HI ihucii ill IVd chap-Hariow Vic PresidsntsW Jewett Eui alluded in a lemn-manner' to' the death Hill Standing CsmmitteeDrsS Fj gd morning of Hartridgeof Ga and im-Stnrgia A Horr B'K Bicker Tress-f nrer Dr Oskes Secretary Dr A Springer Tho society adjourned to meet at seven and I by Cook of Ga whooiforeda resolution ex-a half o' Muety a 'dock at ttoDiittUoiiae being mediately after the reading of the journal tho official announcement Fag toadJ of the death' Ipreniug the regret of the Houae and provld- -t William Bider a young man of Lewiston Is accused of ateeling a little Auburn hand sled The boy left hie sled out of doors CUs ho went in the house to warm his hands Bider waa seen to take the sled and a big brother was soon at his heels and caught him after along chase" The trial is in pror grass as we go to press -The first oonoeit of the Mendelssohn dub at Music Hall will occur Thursday evening The doors will be open at 7 As the membership of the Association takes up all the tickets the ticket office will not bo opened and only those who 'Mn already secured aeste eaa be admitted It will bo a brilliant concert 1 Atkins Chief Mastering officer of the Department of Heine A Bt will install the offioers of Caster Post No 7 nt Lewiston this cvcningJ- Department Commander Hamlin and Department Inspector 8 Bangs will attend the installation The comrades Intend fci light a camp fire as soon' i the Installation ceremonies are performed At a meeting of the Patrons Mntnal Aid Society of Mj4nrf'ld at AabnniVJaa Sad the followiajf oficers were elected for the en-suing year: PrwT! Daniel Field Auburn Pres Nathan Thurston Union Sec Hodgkins Greene Post Office address Aubnrn Treas J1L Jackson Lewiston Directors Horace Bodwall Acton 8 Smith Norway Cobb East Poland I a Byerson Norway Keyes North Jay Tuesday erening( GfP fu kar assistedby Email as nnd Pressey i G' JW Installed tba fol- lowing offioers of Wornmbns Encampmeat' No 18 Fir Vi' Jordan a Geo Fnrirash WjXJ Eldar Cobnrn 8 Biksr 8 Fred Olfrne Trsas Merrill Herbert Davie I 8 Wells 'J Warren Voter' 1st Wj Wells 81 A KOrdway 8d 8 IL Bsgley 4 th A Morton of thls Aty rscentlypnr-ebased in Kusas two carloads of oorn at the usual attention shall sell at reduoed priooa fbr cash Those Indebted to ns are requested to moke payment as all ear Mila must be settled within thirty days aprfieodtf BILL WOODiFOR SALE uiLt Woop or all inn' Slabs Edgings and Buttings both aBKEir ainj' Dnr la huge er small quantities DelireryProiaBt mdPricei Bafisfactnn Leas' yomr orders ni thtjOflesof PINGREE Ss OQ i XJ 1 -i i fti invited by the retiring preaident to partake there of a rapper and to spend a social A 8ranioKK DVBec Awbuna MomAlpol Costrl-- AwarLAwEm'! Wednuday Jan State vs Eddie Briggs George Wilham and EddA Webber -eoasttag on highway ordered to pay costa 5) LOCAL NOTICES MowdelssoMm CMk arxeiax XOMCHTO iiMCUtitaiasui Atth'ocbnceit luMMioHall on evening the doora will be open at evening me aoora wiu oe open at Foaitively no tlcketa wUl be for tale atthf door per Order T0- Before purchasing elsewhere ptearalook all ewteMl UUra- VV-- I I i I If aprUeodtf CANADA LUMBER YARD mcHiaiK cadap iimn ui SOUTHERN PINE i i BteatMnf Tloorlnff Tialshlag Lumber Gutters Moulding Pickets Clapboards fihlwglea and Laths by ear load or null GJSDAIt POSTS JJSTXti BAY 1 unran ruen 1 1 Ofloe rad Tard Sa Alley TOI BAILEY waieto- the beat la the market -j r- JTi Lnorr77 Lbbon Gent Underskirta andDrawcn for 25o at lovaodtf ft LCMooxndCo71 cf Mez October laat4 say a Qeherai nir M'Xdt Skirt WU lta tlllt fevolatioiara atill in dot confine Beat of- Writinx vDetks'In: tho Iment lin the military prAon in that tciiy -fTjr--vT Zamacona who tendered: hit resignation' a Jnneil aodtf.