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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12
SReriT'S Sale.


STATE OF MAlNE-CUMBERLAND,ss IS:
TIyAKEN ON sundry writs and will he sold at pub
he auction to the highest bid ter at the rooms OF
a. ID. REEVES, No SO Free 81. In Portland and
I'D County, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
Aug, 1910. at ten o'clock the following person
al property, 10 wit: one assortment OF Broad
cloths. Cashmere Doeskins. OyercOaiibgs. Nesting-
Ready Made CiothlDg, together with the Taiiors
Trimmings.
The above cOmprisos some very choice snosls. They
vii be sold IN los 10 SUIT purchasers, large pro-
portion being in patttrns.
Dated at Portland, Anr. N, 1870.
MAT. ADAMS, Dep. sheriff
70. BAILEY & CO.. Auctionsefs. aaie IL
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RAILROAD EXTENSION. Maine Central
Railroad Company have advertised for propo-
sails for building the extension of their road
from Danville Junction to junction with the
line Of the Portland & Kennebec road in Cum.
berland or Falmouth, either upon the line by
way Of Gray corner to Falmouth, or by the way
of Royals river to Cumberland.
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No HUMsUG.-We do not wish to inform
you, reader, thaG DR.. Wonderful, OR any other
man, has discovered remedy that cures all
diseases Of mind, body or estate, and is de-
signed to make our sublunary sphere bliss
ful Paradise to which Heaven itself shall be
but a side show, but we do wish to inform you
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands Of cases Of catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will pay
$500 for case Of this loathsome disease that
he cannot cure. It may be procured by mail
for sixty cents, by addressing r. V. Pierce.
M. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. A,
pamphlet sent free. Sold by druggists Look
out for men representing themselves as Dr.
Sage; DIR. Pierce, whose private government
revenue stamp is on every package OF the gen.
uine, is the only man living who can manutac-
ture original DR.. Sase's Catarrh Remedy.
auc9 eod&5w1
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There was a snow storm at Helena, Montana
Wednesday, and the nigh before San Fran.
cisco felt the shock of an eartbuake.
A cage in coal mine near Middleport Pa,
containing twelve miners was precipitated TO
the bottom distance of 200 feet Wednesday
afternoon, by the giving way of thu hosting
machinery. Six miners were instantly killed
and all the others wounded.
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vi u n iclpal COura.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-State vs.. Patrick Sullivan. Search
land seizure Pleaded 6 ,lty. Fined $50 and costs.
Paid.
Patrick Gibbons was bounl over In the sam Of 5000
to keep the peace three months.
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TEL EGRAPHIO ITEMS.

The New York Yacht Club have arrived at
New London.
James Renforth, the English champion, ac-
cepts COulter's challenge aud will row in Ca
madam waters in September for the scullng
championship of the world.
The anti-Chinese Convention which sat for
two days in San Francisco was farce.
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'TH r = r. r So
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION COLUMN.
SheIitt's Sale. -. M. Adams.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Moonlight E-curson. p. l.. L.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Down they Go. I'D. Purleigh.
Found. i. Duran & johnson.
Svrayel or Sto en-. &C. Casey.
Girl Wau:e !. -. Lor'ng, Short & Harmon.
Account Book Lost.
Lost. .Spectac,es.
Oats. Geo. w. TrIe & Co.
Removal. :. James Herbert.
Schr for PHILADELPHIA.
TO railroad Contractors. r.. ID. Rice.
Boy Wanted. u. w. Perkins & Co.
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stranger, supposed to be Lester. A. Beech
er, was drowned at New Have Thursday
The European war has absorbed public at
tention in Havana and the instruction is
hardly spoken of.
The French Aid Association of New York
will send $4,000 to France on Saturday for the
re 'ef of wounded soldiers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

THE trade sale of Crockery takes place at the
office of f. o. Bailey Sc Co. to-day. We should
jndge by the assortment displayed and the
catalogues, that there is a fine and large stock.
OF course the trade will improve this splendid
opportunity to purchase.
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The ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order
Tor SoZoDoNT. In the TEETH OF ALL oProsI-
TIoN it has become the supreme dentifrice of
the age. No impur.ty eau infest the teeth
cleaned daily with SozoDoNT. YUILLAY, the
bark of the Chilial Soap Tree, an article which
possesses cleansing properties superior to those
OF any other known substance, is one of the
ingredients OF this peerless compound. Sozo-
DON'T is the Only dentifrice in existence in
which this sa'ubrious botanical product is in
corporated.
"SPALDING's GLUE, 'ihaudy about the house,
mends everything. augSeod1w
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10. o. F.-Tfe officers elected at the annu-
al session of the II. w. Grand Lodge of Maine,
held at Biddeford, Tuesday. August 9th, 1870,
were as follows u. w. Adams, r. w. Grand
MASTERED. w. Babb, r. W. Deputy Grand
Master; G. A. Callahan, r. w. Grand War
den; o. B. Written, R. w. Grand Secretary;
S. X. Dyer, r. w. Grand Treasurer; j. A.
Henderson, r. w. Grand Chaplain; E. p.
Parcher, Grand Marshal; T. P. Sawyer, Grand
Inside Guardian; j. X. Merrill and N. ii.
Cotton, Grand Representatives.
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jon PRISTISG.-Send your orders for Job
Printing TO the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended TO at the
lowest possible rates. WIN. NJ MARKS
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Ow 70 TO low water and obstruction in the
Kennebec river the steamer Ella will run on
ly 10 Gardiner until iurther notice. aug12tf
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PEAcHEs.-J. S. Litchfeld, SO Exchange
street, will have arrive to-day fifty bushels Of
peaches, which he will offer at 10, Is and 20 cts
per quart. The sample left at our Office last
night was very fine.
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Next Saturday

A UGUSr 18th. at II o'clock, A. NJ, on Market st.,
"A one large Brown Horse, good style and action,
iine diver; present owner pal $500 for him. One
Peddle Cart. together with On assortment OF new
aud second hand Carriages, Harnesses, Whips, Lap
Robes, &c.
aus9td F. o. BAILEY s. Co., Auetioneers. o.
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HUMAN HAIR Switches, &C., selling very
cheap at j. p. Smiths, 100 Exchange street.
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G Q M Nj H RCIAL

Receipts by Railroads and stea lsa 10 ats.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosrON. As bdls
paper II do CASTINGS spring beds Is bars iron ia
sewing machines, "A hhds sugar. 1926 sash weights Is
bdls rims, 10 jars snuff 20 kegs beer 10 bbls rum 80
bxs tomatoes, bdis ppe1 cask OIL 80 tirk;ps butter
20 frkias lard, bales hops. force pump, IS bbls
pork pkgs to Princes Express, leo do to order
For Canada and up country, SIS bbls dive stuff buq
gv, horses, 25 bales wadding 1886 dry hi les. 20
plates iron 81 bales WOOL 80 casks soda ash ii bags
shoddy 30 do dye WOOD 100 bdls leather, p IS mar
OrLer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY = 1919 cans milk, 100
bols hour 1ss bdls hoops. car paper, do bark, do
dries. H"f' -" '""-
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. beams warn. as
cases carpets. pumps, IL bales excelsior 50 he'd
s'eas' "a bxs eggs 5O6 sides leather u bxs sundres
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

UMBRELLAS, Silk, in colors, with plain and
ivory handles, Alpaca, Scotch Bingham and
Cotton, TO- sale at Robinson's, 800 Congress st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

The LADIES ARE IN RAPTUREs at the the in
introduction OF PHALoS's VITAL, OR SALIVA
TIoS FOR THE HAIR. This grard discovery
enables them 10 shake their ringlets at the
frosting hand Of tine in defiance. Free from
any sediment it rapidly darkens the grayest
heads.
Sold by all druggists and fincylgoods deal
ers. aug8 eod1w
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MORE ABOUT INSECTS AND SwITCHEs.-A
lady in this city, short time since, purchased
Japan switch. She Lad not worn it, when
she noticed the article in the Press relating
about the insect found 10y Mr. Smith, in
switch of the same kind. This led her to ex-
anime the one she had purchased. On inspec-
tion of the box that contained it, she found the
bottom of it swaming with vermin that had es-
capped from the switch. Box and switch were
Immediately conveyed to the flames, and the
lady expressed her obligation to Mr.. Smith for
the discovery, and the notice of it.
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A good compositor is wanted at this Office.

A SEVEN INCH cement pipe drain is just III
size to do good service for private houses.
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view YORK stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. IL = Moraing-G Gold opened at
l1cs fell to 10y, and then advanced to II6J.
1i0s io'd y
Governments very steady and after the call 1s67,s
wore stronger. :
Stocks declined as Gold advanced. The Vanderbilt
stocks and Harlem were especially strong =
NEW YORK, Aug. 11-Affernoon.-Gold was even
more unsettled and fuctuating this AFTERNOON than
in the ea~er portion OF the day, and closed stronger
at 1174.
The gross cearances to day were over 500 900 O0o
Governments were dull and lower
Money easy at q per cent, Sterling Exchange
firm at 1893 0D 1891
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MENoTTI GARIBALDr IN WAITING.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Galois reports Menot-
u Gsrbaldi at Milan, where he is waiting
popular demonstration against France in or
der to prevent the French sympathy with the
Italian government from taking practical
FORM
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TELEGRAPm ITEMS.

5000 pounds of silver bullion was the product
of the first days mining of the new reduction
works of Woodruff Bros, in this city,
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SPANISH CONS UL1TE.
sALE OF PunLIC LANDS an .rAIN.

DY order Of the spanish Government ADD IN ne
I'D cordnnce With TIE laws az TFszent established.
the Spanl.h Consul In Portland tezs % iHtorm thc
public that upon the sth seisfcmber next. AZ noon,
and In he presence Of the ic.ai aufhoIilcs there
viii take rlsce simulanfaneIusly "a The CITY Falls
OF Toledo, Madrid and OrgsK, the sale ~ Tuhir
log az present % the STATE. and kn0Wn under the
name o. lbs GundaOfLts, Ia the COaniy % fcnsnss,
span; this estate. measuring S..lss hectares. -
AIRES, aud faxed originally ier shOat $4,000 ooo ADD
rereutlv .i0oo0) crowns, (say about siT5o.e1i
Cold h divided into 81 lot, which vii be sold
separately.
1ne area, taxed value, AMI other Information IN
regard 20 each OF these 81 lots. uubishcd In the
SIaneh official newspaper az MtdTid may be isarnt
at the spanish Con uAte 80 Exchange Str 81, where
80 those whJ wsn o. be present or 90 Be repre-
seated az the sale, NAV obtain Information.
TOMAS LOZANO, Spsnish Consul.
Portland, August :, 1870. 9aug3
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UTAIl.


BKIIHAM D0DGETH GENTILE
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 11.--Yesterday DIR.
Newman challenged Brigham Young to dis
cuss the question, docs the Bible sanction
Poygamy." Brigham declined for himself,
but designated Orson Pratt to represent him in
the debate.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

"Ho. Mary Ann! why fearful eyes?"
Said Betsy Jane, in sad surprise.
my MISTRESS cross, my bread won't rise
Your Mistress never scOlds;
Your bread is always done Just right,
While naught hear each morn and night!
Now, Ann, do make your biscuit ligat,'
Alas, they're leaden rollsp'
"0h," quo;h the other bowling low,
would you the won'drous secret know,
Which makes my mistress kindly grow.
And warmly vindicate US.
winch makes our rolls SO snowy white,
Our PASTRY ever sweet and light
Gold Medal Saleratu.i,
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This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidity, and the entire line
necessary to connect ST. Louis and St. Paul is
graded and under contract to be finished this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thckly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St Paul The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

an SATURDAY., August 18th, at ~ O'Clock NJ,
" shall sell the property No. 100 Washington St.
Said property consists Of two story wooden house
barn, good cellar, good well of WATER lot 52xI00
feet this sale offers favorable opportunity TO any
party wishing 10 purchase tolerate priced house.
Terms, Gne hall cash.
q. W. PARKER & CO.,
augedtd AGciioneers, No. 40 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-12

If you wish for India rubber hose 60 to
Cooper q Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf.
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These goods are direct from the manu- lecturers,
and VIII be sold in lots to SUIT the trade Will be on
exhibition on and after Wednesday, Aug. 10th.
Catalogues will be furnished upon ar p!lcatlon TO
au56Itd L. o. BAILEY ~ Co., Aucfrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
Nassnsaaaciuzreps' Sale
OF
CROCkERY WARE
To the Trade at Auction.

WE shall sell on FRIDAY, Aug, 18th. at 10
w O'Clock A. NJ. at salesroon. No. rs EXCHANGE
stree the largest invoice Crockery Ware ever OF
Tered in this city, consisting in part OF
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GEORGETOWN.

GERMANY DowN.-About three O'Clock this
morning as Officers Cunningham and Harper
were passing the corner of Bridge and Market
streets something came "fi0p" on the pavement
from q second-siOry window, surprising them so
much that they grabbed for their pistols imme-
diately, but turning around discovered 1t was
man with a pillow in his arms. He gave his
name as Frederick Phfile, a German, and said
that he was sleeping on the window sill and lost
his balance. He no sooner .'lit" than several
heads were out of the various windows in alarm,
but the officers quoted them all with the infor-
nation that the man was uninjured.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - The sales this
morning on change were brisk, although the
supply was SMALL 2 400 bushels were offered
with sales of 100 bushels at $1.55H, and I 300
bushels at 81 56k.
THE STEAMER JOHN GIBSON left this morn
ing for New York, with nearly 1000 barrels OF
flour.
OUR POPULATION now, by full report Of the
census, fOots up Il, 1863.
MR.. R. H. DARNE denies that he has anything
to do with the horse race referred to in yester-
days STAR; and as to the race mentioned on
Thursday, our reporter was misinformed as to
MT j. Poor losing any money or making any
bets on the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-26

NEW YORK CoLoRKD LABOR CONVENTION
The session OF the New York State Labor Con-
vention commenced at Saratoga yesterday. The
prepared by Charles s. Reason, of the deleaa,
ton on ucati0n, giving statistical facts con-
nected with the schools OF New York city
brooklyn and Williamsburg, and arguing in
mentalities for making remunerative the labors
OF the working classes.
The committee on the financial question pre-
should be fOstered. 1t cannot take the place of
character or education, but il is next to them a.
mighty power. 1t assists moralists to carry out
benevolent designs In building and Furnishing
institutions Of learning, and in developing the
mineral resources Of the country. Out of the
money deposited in the New York saving banks
it is estimated that "a 900 900 belong to coored
persons. Through the Freedmen's Saving In
stitute S13, 0O0, 600 have been saved by coiored
persons, while the same people in the South
have expended S11 100000 for business and
The committee on labor reported. After
speaking Of the labor problem as being as old as
the pyramids, and yet unsolved, the report re-
tne aDsSfce OF stascs relating to the in
nearest estimate that can be obtained Is that
out OF Il, 600 colored males in the State in 1870
1000 were skilled laborers.
Messrs. Leonard jackson, s. j. Shopely and
w. IL. Decker were appointed q committee on
statistics. On the cali for the presentation Of
facts for the use Of the committee, Mr.. Cannon
ceiu ooS SuC LuSiuCcI pTOtcCuV6 8S9Ocl0t1On
OF New York knew Of 100 engineers, 60 of whom
are engaged in saloons and other places in the
city, because they were unable to obtain en-
ployment at their trade, while on 40 were work
ing ut their trade.
Rev. 3. Wear presented preamble and reso-
buttons recommending trades and labor organi-
zation. Mr.. Sinclair TOusey, of New York, OPP
posed the resolution, rs leading to strikes and
difficulties. Mr.. Jacob Stewart deprecated
such construction of the resolution, and said
that there was something in labor unions beside
strikes, and that something we desired. In an
swer to some speakers who had advocated hui
nifty, care and attention In the performance of
work, Rev. MIR. Butler said that humility was
all very well, and had been practiced for two
hundred and fifty years, but the colored people
had gained more in q short time by taking the
mufket and shooting rebels, than they had BY
long practice Of humility. He said that out of
$500 colored voters in New York city, IO4 were
shoemakers, 100 were engineers, and over so
carpenters, with other skilled mechan the
majority Of whom were kept out of trade work
by class prejudice. One skilled engineer was
obliged to work as waiter because other engi-
neers refused to work with him. The speaker
had been asked by manufacturers to procure
colored persons to work in their factories, and
who was offered employment il enough colored
hands could be obtained to carry on business.
Enough could not be obtained, but the labor
bureau would aid such manufacturers.
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ALEXANDRIA,

The Gasctte of last evening has the folio wing
items:
THE CKNsUs.-The census Of the city is now
completed, but the returns are not i'm such q
state OF forwardnese as to authorize the Deputy
Marshal to name the sum total Of the figures.
and the Information which Is allowed to be COM
municated to the public by the Assistant Mar
shall Is strictly limited to that one fact. So far
as the summing up Of the census has progressed
there is no reason to believe our population win
much exceed fourteen thousand.
ARREST IN THE CoUNrY.-Timothy Daily of
Washington, was arrested by Constable Young,
Of Alexandria county, on yesterday, charged
with using threatening Language towards Cath
ariDe Grigsby, threatening to shoot or to
break the gun over her head. He was arraigned
before justice n. s. Wright, and by him COM
ing bail to the amount Of nifty dollars, to keep
the peace.
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London Fashions.

IRON the word OF FdShl0us.)
In no other capital but London is that most
ungraceful and useless of headresses, the
chlmney-pot hat, tolerated during the dog-days
and 20 sooner does an Englishman get hey ond
the sound Of "Big Rem than he casts aside his
tubular tormentor with graceful sense Of
relief. We hope, and We are sure those of our
colonial friends who remember the intiction
will endorse, the sentiment that the time may
soon arrive when q chimney pot hat can be seen
only at the British Museum ameng the relics of
past barbarism.
At a dinner recently given at the Crystal
Palace We remarked, amongst q number Of
elegant toilettes, dress of white taffetas, with
four fiounces put on at some distance apart. In
The space between each hounce was q band of
cobalt blue velvet, two inches wide. The corsage
and sleeves, Louis XIV, we're trimmed with
Honiton lace and velvet. A bonnet Of white
hligree silver butterfly, blue kid shoes and
siivtI buckles, were worn with this stylish cos
ing blonde of sixteen, was much admired. 1t
consisted of pink silk skirt, short enough to
display pair Of pink kid shoes embroidered in
trimmed with white blonde, looped up in three
places with large pink bows. The corssge was
high at the back, but low and pointed In the
The couture which this Young lady had adop-
ted was graceful, and may possibly be worthy
or adoption by those Of our fair readers who
Hampton Court beauties. The hair hung down
at the back to her waist in large curls, whilst
white chip hat, ornamented with pink convot-
rsh and black velvet, earrings, brooch, and
necklet Of Genoese hligree silver, Completed
this remarkable toilette.
Whilst speaking Of their elders we must not
entirely pass over the young people, A suita-
bic ont door costume for q girl Of twelve
would be a dress of pink. French canvas
grenadine, the skirt trimmed with three rows
OF black velvet, tunic and Swiss bodice Of
white alpaca, with black velvet braces. Rice
straw hat, wreath of pink daises, long black
velvet sreamers, bronze shoes and gilt buckles
For boy OF five years old: White Jean
knickerbrockers, loose At the knees, waistcoat
and Spanish jacket Of the same; violet silk
stockings, shoes with steel buckles, white straw
hat, with q violet ribbon round 1t.
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HE DICKENS FAMILY RECNITKD.-A Lon.
Con correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
thus speaks of the Dickenses: A complete re-
Cancellation has taken place between Mrs.
DICKENS and her sister-it seems too painful to
add-and between Mrs. Dickens and her eldest
daughter. A few days ago there was q meeting
between the three; much bedding OF tears and
Poignancy of feeling; but the end is as 1 have
described. Ii would appear that il was the
deceased alone who stood in the way. His
death unites the children 10 the mother, and
sister to sister, One wishes the veteran Mr..
Hogarth, whose death occurred q few months
elnce, could have witnessed this meeting. Mr..
Hogarth, who was the intimate friend Of Wal
ter Scott, and who often sat with Wilson, in the
"Ambrosial Nights" was singularly tender
hearted man, and no one can exaggerate the
grief which he felt at the difference between
his daughters. i have heard his voice break as
he spoke Of it. He liked his son-in-law and as
once exceedingly proud of him; but, after the
separation, he could not bear to hear his name
mentioned. His sympathies were solely with
the VIE, and IT appeared as though some loved
he could live with her no longer.
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A YOUTHFUL FRoLIo WITH TRAGIC End
An inquest was held yesterday over the body of
John y. Kelly, aged IA, who died at 205 west 10th
nagh, aged Is. Kavanagh and several other
boys were playing near Kelly's residence, when
the latter, In fun, obtained some black grease
Kavanagh, annoyed, chased Kelly with Q pen
knife, which he threw ut him. At first he
missed his aim, but at the second throw the
blade entered the head Of the boy at the base Of
the skull, and became so firmly imbedded in the
bone that 1t could not be withdrawn, and was
broken of short. After lingering in agony 4
month, Kelly died on Thursday. kavanagh e.
capped arrest, and 10 stil at largely Y. Sun,