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lFor Other Deaths See F,rh Paoe.I
4 -Rc.tarer Annricn. IiLa IL. VIII

A.-RcstOrer America, Like Its Valiant uud
gallant pro.otype, the woRLDKENOWNEp YACHT
AMERICA is ahead Of all to competitors that tho IDEA
OF being second" in the for public approval
poseroas even for theso poor deudng noatei uhfortu
naies
They make not the slightest approximation but the dim
distance he discovered struggling against all possib.a
hone Despair already at their he!m aud hna dlscom
liure their Inevitable goal
THE BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS OF RESTORER
AMERICA AsTpuND AND ELEcTRIFY ALL w4o HAvR
WITNESSED THEM.
Spaxiing and dazzling the seaashei foam In the sun.
beam, aud clear Love would have ts crystal Lake
Como.
liquid 80 fragrant pure, transucen and beausyinR
that Danss uymphs waaricd after the chss could batha
and refresh therein ard Ttania FAIRIES leaving their
bud baths Of dew. would avc 10 this. their beauties 10
Ant attract thereby ihe admiration Of gods
For RESTORING the ORIGINAL COLOR OF THE
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRCFr and CLEANSING The
To be had at MAcYs Fourteenth street ot druggists hair
dealers and Wholesale from Dr.. L. J. OBREN o1lco
the WORKS. ia East Tbreth street.
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DARING OUTRAGE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

An Aged Woman Assaulted nnd Robbed In
Her Own Home.
One Of the most daring midday outrages ever
known in Williamsburg was perpetra,sd at tho resi-.
dence OF William Logan, In Frost street, Friday
afternoon. Two strangers, believed to be newly
arrived English thieves. from the description given Of
them, entered the residence and found Mrs. Logan,
an elderly and unprotected woman her husband be-
ing absent IN New YORK. one or them rudey &C.
costed Mrs. Logan, demanding to know the where
abouts OF her husband. On being told that.he was
In New York the ruiilan garrotod the woman, while
his companion plundcred the premises OF large
sum Of money and the title deeds OF the house. The
scoundrels then escaped with their plunder. leaving
Mrs, Logan dangaroaax Aluged,
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, March 26, 1870.
Patent--Derence In Infringement saits-Re.
qaircmcnts Of the Notice Of Special Matter.
Henry Wise, Jr., us. Edtcdrd r. hRts-Certtfcate
or Diutson rom the circuit Cou,t foy the District or
Wisoonsin-The plaintiff sued the defendant in the
court below for infringing patent for improvement
In the means OF balancing mill stones which patent
was granted 10 Johu Fairc!Su0h in August 1859, and
was by him assigned TO the pla.nt,T for the state
OF Wisconsin, The defendant pleaded tue general
issue. and with the plea gave notice that he
would rely upon and provo the facts that
there had been no Infringement; tnat FAIR
clough was not the original inventor OF the I'M
proYswept claimed. eRd tASt tas k!Ra Of balAa0s
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4 lest M1slal or MERIT.
Honors TO Judge Joseph p. Bradley BY the
Bur of Newarix

Active preparations are being made BY the legal
fraternity OF Newark, N. j.. having in view the Ten.
dering OF a suitable testimonial In the form OF a
grand dinner to Joseph p. Bradley, one OF its most
distinguished members, and recently elevated
10 position on the bench or The United states Su.
preme Court. The committee having charge or the
matter are Messrs w. $. Whteheau, John r. Weeks,
John +. Jackson, Theodore Kunyon, A. Q. keasoey.
Samuel r. Bigelow and g. N. Abeel. The aiYar Is TO
come OIL with as much eclat as possible in the
handsome chamber OF the Boarc Of Trade located in
Corscy's establishment. noxt saturday evening. at
FIVE O'CLOCK. II Is Intended 10 be exclusively a bar
testimonial, none but members thereof and repre-
senta,ves OF the press TO be invited SO insure
success az far as the gastonomica parts concerned
TIE services Of Deimoaco have been secured.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Judge J. G. ABBOTT II. 0. Walker ana W. w.
Greenough, OF Boston, are Vt the Breyoort House
General d. X. Jackihan. or New Hompshre: LAeu-
tenant Cheney OF the United States Army; A. ].
Pollard. OF Boston; 3. 4. NJ Parker OF Philadelphia
ana +. Comstock, OF Rome. are at the Hoffman
House. <&
General Roy Stone. OF Cuba. isas the Alp.mario
Hotel.
General 7. L. Cngman OF North Carolina; Thomas
a. Scott. Of Philadelphia; j. II. Ramsay, OF Albany;
Dr. j. $. Porter OF Florida; b. f. Smith, John Gard
ner, Ex-Governor Dennison ana J. II. Devereux, or
ONO; Mr.. Keep and g. r. Leland, OF Chicago; e. u
L. SWEEP, OF Illinois, and Captain Hamilton Perry,
OF steamship Pennsylvania, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Hon. J. w. Caldwell, United States Minister to
Bolivia; DR.. L. V. Durand, OF syraeuse; DR.. w.
Newcomb, OF Cornell University; G. W. Buck, or
Cnemung, and Noah DAVIS, OF Albion. are at tho
Astor House.
Colonel L. w. Latham, or Texas; Captain Ken
ncdy OF steamship City OF Brussels; Ca ain Thomp
son, or steamship PENNSYLVANIA, and John c. Mniier,
OF London, England, are at the New York Hotel.
u. G. Colin, or California; J. W. Chids. OF Boston;
G. II. Butman or New Hampshire and j. Wortbtng-
ton, OF 0wego, are at the Coleman House.
Captain Redmond OF Buenos Ayres, anu Seilor
Rodriguez, Of Cuba, are at tho St. Elmo Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Mr. Southworth for Washington; Colonel George
Bullock, for Philadelphia; y. Mcinnis, for Canada;
VIM. Shiek, for Chicago; Amasa Stone, Jr., for New
Jersey; J. Munroc, for Boston; Il. w. RUSSELL for
Hartford, and Colonel J. I. Mitchell for Washington
Personal Intelligence.
Monselgneur Genonhiac Bishop OF Creuoble has
been appointed Archbishop OF Lyons.
The King of Bavaria lately gave a dinner 10 l, 400
poor people IN Munich and engaged twelve hotels
for their accommodation.
The King OF Greece intends visiting the German
bathing resorts. The queen, being IN interesting
condition. viii not accompany HIM.
The military commandant OF Bagdad has been i'm
prisoncd by the Turkish government for aegecr OF
uuty.
The Infaata Isabella Is suing for a divorce from
ier husband, Count Girgenti, on account OF his
ravagant ana spendthrift habits.
The King OF Holland has conferred the Crand
Cross or the Oaken Crown upon the Russian ambas.
sador to the Hague M. dc knorrng.
The immense possessions OF Prince william Rad
Ziw. who was transported to Siberia for completely
in the Polish lnsnrrecon, nave been divided into
ten lots ana disposed Dy the itussan R0vernmens.
Pasquale TorregganE the famous brigand. who
Tor seven years mas been the terror or Trapani,
sicily, was recently surprised when visiting hts mts-
tress and shot
Baron Haussmann, late Prefect or the Seine, pro-
poses 20 oud new city IN ltay, TO be called Nuovl
Roma New Roue)
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INDIA.

Disastrous Fro and Henvy City Losses.
LONDON March 20, 1870.
A telegram from Bombay reports terrible conca.
grafton In the town OF Complain, near Nagpoor, Ia
the Presidency OF Bengal. Over 200 houses and
twenty-five baes OF cotton were destroyed.
The loss is immense.
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RED RIVER.

Execution Of n Canadian Scout-Arriyat Of
Bishop Tache.
CHICAGO March 30, 1870.
letter from Pembina, dated March I, gives the
particulars OF the execution OF q Canadian named
Scott. who was captured with Boulton's party about
MID winter
Bishop Tache had arrived at the Red River settle
ment and all was quiet there.
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Items of the Fleet.
The London court Journal OF the 12th OF Marci
has the following Yachting news items:-


The London court Journal OF the 18th OF March
has the following yachting news items:-
The Sappho, American schooner yacht, has been
OF the mud for some time. and VIII shortly be docked
In the Medina dock. She Is 10 be coppered, aud
will probably undergo some considerable aitera.
tons before rehttng.
The Griiiin, screw steam yacht, Mr.. j. Baird. le.s
Malta February Is for Alexandria and Constants.
nople.
The Red Gauntlet, schooner, Mr. E. Langtry ar.
rived at Malta from syracuse on February 20.
The Eglda, schooner, Mr. j. NJ. Courtauld, arrived
at Malta from syracuse on Feorunry 20, bound for
TuDis
Tne Hebe, Mr.. McIver, and the Meteor, Mr.. T.
Brassey, were lying III Naictta harDor, Malta, On
February y.
Tne oimaga cutter, Mr.. wylia left Algers on Feb.
ruary 2l
The Stella, screw steam yacht. the Duke OF HamIl-
ton, arrived at Paras on February IL from the
Pirteu5 and lett on the 18Th tor Ceptaionla.
The Doris, yawi belonging to Lord Ducie, Is to
have new masts and her ballast recast.
The Florence, Royal facht squadron, his Grace
the Duke OF Leeds, is rentting.
The cutter yacht Nettle was unlocked on Monday
from Mr. J. Whites southern dock. She Is the pro.
perty OF J. d. Lee Of Northwood House. and conf
modore OF the New Thames Yacht Club. The Settie
has been undergoing extensive alterations.
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hAvAl INTELLIGENCE.

Paymaslss Theodore $. Thompson has been or.
deyed to duty IN charge or stores at Key West the
former orders assigning Passed Assistant Paynlas.
ter Joseph Foster 10 that duty hevng been re.
yoked.
Ensign II. NJ. Ta,lman has been detached from
signal duty at Washington and placed on waiting.
orders.
Chaplain Henry 3. Ii.bben has been detached from
duty on board the Scholarships al the Naval Academy
and ordered 10 duty at the Academy. Chaplain w
y Coob VIII report Tor duty on board the scaool-
ships.
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CUBA.

Moro Observation-Disclosures Battle Near Las
Tunas.
HAVANA. March 20, 1870
At Mafanzas yesterday three brothers named
Rivers and man named Garcia, who were accused
ana tried for furnishing supplies to tho Arredondos
band, were executed.
severe engagement has occurred between the
troops and the insurgents near Las Tunas. No par
tlcnlars are at hand.
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Died.

DCASE. --on saturday, March 2s, WILLIAM DUANE,
in the 18th year oil Bis age.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
members OF the Emmett Mutual Benefit Benevolent
Society or New YORK, are respectfully invited to al
tend the funeral, from the corner OF Fifty six tn
street and Fourth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
[F0r Other Deaths See Ftnh PuJel
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DOMINION aOF CANADA.

Prince Arthur TO Visit California.
MONTREAL, March 28, 1870.
1tis decided that Prince Arthur is to visit Caifor-
MIA BY the Pacific Railroad In the latter part Of April
He Will then return to Montreal aud leave In troop
ship with his brigade for England.
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YACHTING.
The Roynl London Yacht Club-Season Pro-
grnmme.

The ROyul London Yacht Clnb-Seas0n Pro-
grnmme.
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
The Royal London Yacht Club has published its
programme for the coming season, which IS an un-
usually liberal one. Six matches ore to be sailed.
for which a sum OF about feoo Will be given as
prizes. The matches and conditions are ollows:-
FIRST MATCH.
Tuesday, May "a.
First class yachts exceeding 30 tons club measure.
ment first prize 100 guneas, second prize so guineas
Time for tonnage, 80 to so tons, thirty seconds per
ton; above so tons twenty seconds per ton.
Second class yachts exceeding 10 tons and not ex.
ceeding 80 tons, club measurement, first prize 80
guineas. second prize Is guneas. Time FOR ton.
mage. forty-nye seconds per ton
Course from Erltn to the More Light and back 10
Ro3hervitie, near dravesend.
SECOND MATCH.
Thursdav June 10.
Schooner5 and yawis yaWls to have one.fith OF
their tonnage added. Prize 100 gulneas. course
from Rosherville, round the Mouse ilghtshlp and
back. Time for tonnage, twenty seconds per ton up
TO 100 tons; above that tonnage, ten seconds No
time allowance above 200 tons.
CHANNEL MATCH.
Wednesday, June 10.
For the Vice Conmodore'5 prizes First prize,
9l2o; second prIe $780, Course from Dover 10
Cowes.
For yachts OF any rig yaws to sail as schooners
with one-ilth OF their tonnage added
The first prize Will be given to the vessel OF the
rig the first vessel In If entitled to II BY time
allowance the second prize TO the rst vessel oil any
other rig.
TINE ALLOWANCE
Schconers. thirty seconds per ton up to 100 tons
fifteen seconds per ton from loo to 200 tous, i've
seconds per ton above 200 tons
Cutters one minute per ton up TO 80 tons, forty
seconds per ton from so to 100 tons twenty seconds
per ton above 100 tons.
Entries to close on Wednesday, June 8, at r. NJ.
Post entries up TO June H. This match only Is open
to yachts belonging to the American yacht clubs.
FOURTH MATCH.
Saturday. July Z.
Third class yachts not exceeding fneen tons, CLUB
measurement. First prize. 20 gulneas; second prize,
l0guiueas
HANDICAP MATCH.
Saturday. July g.
Yachts OF any rig or tonnage. FIRST prize, 80
guneas second prize, is gulneas. Course from
Erlth 10 the More light.
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IRELAND.

Tho Disesiabl!shed Church Fuuds-Looking TO
America.
DUBLIN, March 2e, 1870.
The Irish Church Convention, In session here
after warm debate, decided to invest portion OF
their funds In American ana other foreign sscurl
TICS.
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THE MIDI AND RAlLROAO.

Recollection of the Old Onicers-S.ate Aid
Asked for.
UTICA, N. r., March 2s 1870.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Midland Railroad was held at Oneida
to-day The Old officers were reelected. About
S5ooo000 OF stock was represented. Strong resolu.
tons in favor OF State ald.were adopted.
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iTAl r.

Tho City Tumulfs and Riots.
FLORENCE, March 20, 1870
Tne latest advices from Pava report that the
rioters have been dispersed.
Tumults had occurred at Bologna but tranquility
has been restored there Also
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Severe Weather.

LONDON. March 20. 1870.
The weather has been very stormy for the past
day or two Several inches OF snow fell last night
ana 1t is still showing FAST The telegraph service is
consequently deranged in some directions.
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CONNECTICUT.

Robbery Of tho Wolcottville Savings Bank
S25,5O0 Stolen.
HARTFoRD, March 20, 1870.
the safe or the W0lcotvie savings Bank was
blown open by burglars on Friday night and robbed
OF $500 In bank bills and $25ooO In securities. The
and escaped
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The Water ana Sewerage Commissioners hav
awarded contracts to j. King Il Co., Frank Swlf
and $. L. Kenney for the construction OF 1922, 00
worth OF sewers in the Ninth ward.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

Charles Tape, German grocer was arrested and
held to answer yesterday on charge Of attempting
to pass a counterfeit twenty dollar national bank
bill on Samuel DoWlng Of ~ Fulton avenue,
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Home Politics Dali.

LONDON, March &c, 1870.
The political news today is mea2re and unim.
Dortant
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Attic Leading HIT OF the Season Has JasS-
ben issued tr the vel known nrofucer OF peerless hats
popular pfces, EsPENsCHEiD. lis Nassau street.
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Francis Doney, q shoemaker, resioing at No. IS
Myrtle avenue, attempted to drown himself in the
canal near the Penny bridge, while Intoxicated,
yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1870-03-27

The bodies OF three infants were picked up In
various parts Of the city yesterday
The New York herald., 1870-03-27
BE00KLYy CITY NEWS.

-Four hundred and ninety five persons were arrested
In Brooklyn during the past week.
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,outh American Financ,

The new Peruvian guano loan will be introduced
on the market In q few days.
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Ask Mr.. ID. p. Wiggsns, No. 7S9. .Brsad-
way, New York. who usss BARKY's rRicOPHEROUS
be he will te! that hs hair to which
spped never fas cut never whsls but 10 always soft
Anc luIurAnt. Sod By All drugrsia
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner rrray street
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spring Ovcrsnck, Melton Cloth, 916-
others, F2s, Sceish, Sl0. tsewn Msiion snls Gs
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Anew spring styles OF Gents Hats Just
oai at CkDERHiLL5. I3t aud i3s Fulton street.
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"A.n-Tbe Prosyieiors Of tho Great Origi~
NAL D. LIAR STORE are seliinga
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A.-The Fifteenth Observation-Disclosures Ten
Of experiment sat Esen changes In the agrstisns
PHALoE nss pleasure Of Announcu u2 that HIS virALA
OR SALVAIi0N FOR THE HAfK, is perfect article,
pab,s or infaby rslnnng hair - IA primary COLOR
and without failure. Sold By All drug.ss aud fancy goods
Gsals
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Troubled About Religion.

LONDON, March 20, 1870.
John Stuart Mill has written communication on
the Education BILL wherein he objects to the measure
chiefly because it requires religion to be taught to
the minority at the expense OF all.
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Inventors who Wish Advice Hew TO Take.
out eats shond consut with MUM CO., 81 Park
n Y aaa ssad Tor t5sir instruction book.
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AK your Doolsdcnler for "Friday Nlghf,,A
jus. published by ,hs ~ EwIBH MESSENGER"
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RheHmutisni, Scrofuia, &c.-see Extraorf !.
mar, cores Of HYATTS LlFE bALSAM, on s,Gstn page
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Batchcior,s Hair Dye-The Bcst 10 tho
world The only esrfsc dye harmless, reliable tulAatA
ueouA Factoryi5 Bond street.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Proaress-The Irish Pains and
Penalties Bill.
LONDON March &c, 1870
In the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Barry
member for Cork county, moved an amendment TO
the sii for the preservation or peace in Ireland re-
qniring one warning to seditious journals
This was adopted.
An amendment limiting the operation OF the act
to March, 1871, was rejected.
The irish Land Bill Passed the Commons.
LONDON, March 20, 1870.
Several amendments were offered to the Irish
Lana bill, which were generally adopted.
The bill then passed and the House adjourned
Troubled Abont President C,rant,s Policy. ~
LONDON, March %, 1870.
The London Spectator rid1cules President Grants
desire to construct mercantile navy with federal
funds.
The London Times, In controverting the argu-
ments OF President Grant, deprecares the injury done
to American commerce by the rebel cruisers.
The Universities Boat Race.
LONDON, March 20, 1870.
Experts find no promise OF an interesting boat
race in the present practice of the two University
crews
Troubled About the Irish IICme Policy.
LONDON, March 26, 1870.
The SATURDAY Rerietc In an article on the Irish
Police BILL remarks that while that measure reduces
penalties 1t makes them summary and certain.
Troubled About Religion.
LONDON, March %, 1870.
John Stuart Mill has written a communication on
the Education bill wherein he objects to the measure
chiefly because it requires religion to be taught to
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Troubled About the Irish Home Policy.

LONDON, MARCH e, ISIU.
The SATURDAY Rerie,c In an article on the Irish
Police BILL remarks that while that measure reduces
penalties 1t makes them summary and certain.
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Thursday, March ~,
"a "open,ns day" inhs
C.nAx shawl AMI
Ladies Furnishing Department
LORD TAYLV.R's
Broadway and Gre nd slrsst
Use Patent Double Pointed Tw .lxs-.TNey
have no heads 10 braak catch dv never cut
carpets or other fabrics be used ea ana again ana
the nor in perfect ilt,on foy sale by the trade
aad DOUBLE PoiSTsp rAcK cpArANY, IS ohaubsrs
street.
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prominent Departures.
MI Southworth, for Washington; Colonel George
Bullock, for Philadelphia; y. Mcinnis for Canada;
VIM. Shiek, for Chicago; Anasa Stone, Jr., for New
Jersey; j. Munroc, for Boston; Il. w. Russell, for
Hartford, and Colonel j. T. Mitchell, for Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-13

''Justtia," in our columns this morning,
asks the public to suspend Judgment in the
case of Lafin's murderer, and very properly
condemns whatever may have appeared in
newspapers calculated to forestall, pref udice
or confuse public opinion concerning him. We
have sedulously refrained from publishing
anything of the kind. The unhappy man is
to be tried in a court of justice on the law and
evidence,-not in the newspaper on simple ru-
mors and unsupported assertion. Thathe took
the life Of another is beyond question; it is
for jury of his peers to pronounce the de-
gree of his guilt. Let simple justice be
meted out, and let the court alone decide
what simple justice is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-13

mistakes will happen in the bestregulated
families" An incident illustrating this &C.
CURED in this city the other day. There was
a social gathering at the dinner table of one of
our citizens who spreads good table, of sew
eral notable individuals, besides the immedi-
ate relatives of the family extending hospitali-
ties A lady who came late expected to see
much loved but long absent relative. Coming
in suddenly, and glancing at bald-headed
gentleman, whose face was turned from her,
and thinking it was the form and general APP
pearance of her dear friend, rushed towards
him, threw her arms about his neck and gave
him an immense hug Of affection, which was
about to be followed with smack, when the
lady and the whole company discovered that
instead of being her very dear friend, it was a
venerable individual, a bachelor, of modest
demeanor with whom she had no previous ac-
auaintance, and who was greatly astonished
at the affectionate but abrupt salutation. The
scene created considerable merriment, which
was pleasantly received on all hands.