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The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

DROPOSAL will be received bv the u, ders 'ened
L until Monday, June 18th. 1871 (up to ~ O'Clock
noon) or the cons racion OF Sewers as follows VIZ:
In Carlton street fl m Bl ackett to West street ITO
be relald.) w
In Emery street from Spring to Pine street,
D Spring street from BIackett to Cla,k st.
ln DanfOl tn street Iom Brack. tt to Clark st.
In Ced IT street from Cumberland street to Back
Cove.
La Stone street from Oxford to Lincoln st,
In Winter street FROM Spring to GRAY ST.
In Gray street from Winter 10 State street.
In Beckett street I'd sewer to be extend about
800 eet. ~
Description of Sc wers, &c, may be seen at the Of
Nc . e "f the City Engineer, City Building.
Inc light TO reject any and all bids is reserved,
Fer order OF the Committee on Drains and Sewers,
Je3 10 IL VIM. A. WINSHIP Chairman
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Farm ter Sale.

offered at a. great bargain; tb
a TSA Y Lamb Homestead farm in West
4 ial W. AM brook, three and half miles from
~ IIiaIIA@ Portland on the road to Saccarapta.
49, ses1s.aal1A1kI- SAID excellent farm consists OF
about seveuty-fve acres cOnviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
watera large barn nconvent house and out buildings;
has also a valuable orchard of 100 young trees in
good bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging to the farm is an excellent Gravel
he'd the only one in tie vicinity, and nom which
the town buys largely. Situated SO near Portland.
upon the main road from the country to the cty
this iarm oilers inducements such as few others can
offer TO any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars inquire CT
q. & L. p. WARREN,
m1l6dSwd Saccarappa, N
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For sale.

T WestbIook, six miles from Portland. near the
~ SaccarapTa Station or The p & Il. Il. r., and in
the immediate neighborhood OF churches and schools,
large Dwelling House, convenient lor one two
ia Miles; Ii finished rooms; sunny and any. Seba-
go Water is intrOduced; good stable and yard room
with several lruit and share tiees.
Apply to the owner, REV. E. P. THWING.
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The subscriber offers tor sale his
A<TSN-O mOdern-but residence situated on
MITnf1r~1 the emineuce overlooking Wood
III IfIHGl1E f6rd's Corner Westbrook. II con-
&l!4ff1t23IE1 tains IL good-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance OF
hard and soft water, and Il is in good state of
pair. There s large stable on the premises The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely laId out
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta-
bles to be sold with The house.
This is one of the finest locations in the vicinity OF
Portland--aithn five minutes walk of the horse
caIs, and afoIding fine view of the city, harh0r,
ocean %, and the surrounding Suntry. Price $4,000
one third OF the purchase money may remain
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately.
eng9Ireo SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ.
.. A grove containing TIVE acres adjoining
the south, also acre of tillage land on the north
VIII pe sold with the premises, if desired. aug25tf
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FOR SALE.

o. One Cottage House, with good ontbuildings,
M,;,, al eigot acres OF land well stocked with
49,. Fruit Trees, situate in Gorham Village, near
the Seminary.
For particulars enquire on the premises or of g.
A. BRADBURY ESQ.,, George W. Lowell, New
Custom House, Portland.
ISAAC MCCLELLAN.
Gorham, April 10, 1871. aplleod&wtf
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Proposals for Bricks.

THE Building Committee of the Board OF Trus.
L tees o. the Name General Hospital invite pro-
posais for furnishing and delivering on the Arsenal
grounds 0G0 OF good hard burnt Bricks one.
quarter to be good face bricks delivered in auanti-
ties TO suit. from June to October, 1871.
Proposals mit be addressed to f. H. FASSETT
Architect, 81 Middle 1T. the whole or any part OF
the above amount, on before the Sth day OF June
1871.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any CT
all bids.
Portland Nav 27th 1871 mya9,f
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'ef 0nttna, in adyance.
DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND.
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1871.
Republican Stale Convention.

The Republi, ans OF Maine and all others xbo s,n-
port the present National and Sta,e Aministrot,o,s
are invited to send delegates to a state Conve,,o,,
to be holden in
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OFFICE OF rHE A. q. =.

OFFICE OF FHE A. q. y.
Fort preble, Me-, May 3Ot b, 1871.
SEALED proposals in duplicate, OF the form fur
- nished ny the UNDERSIGNED, will be received until
filaay The 10th OF June 10 O'Clock. ~ m ior five
5 tbs OF Plants Extra Flour. Two (2I bbIs of Beans
Two " bbls Gianulate Sugar. -Four 4jboxes Soap
Ore box Tomatoes. And hund red AMI ity l5ol
lbs "fLard. Dot j aul quirements furnshei by Il
UNDERSIGNED. true copy of the latter with this
ed. r. 4 IVES ''e
I'd, LIEUT 5th, Arty
-jun1-6t Al ES
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b A Western editor, who doesn't know much
about farming any way, suggests that tor gar
den making, cast iron back, with hinge i'm
it, would be an improvement on the spinal
column now ia use.
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NOTICE.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

Notice is hereby gwen to plrties owning real es
tate on which the taxes or The year 1870 remain
paid, that the time quired by the Statute previous
to the advertisement for sale having expired such
estates will be advertised tor sale if such taxes are
not paid previous to June 81 1871.
I'll. W, HERSEY,
Treasurer and Collector.
Treasurer's Ofiice, June 9th, 1871. cod ri
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Boarding House for an le.

4 new house in the thriving village OF Cum
HE& berland Mills, five miles from Portland.
lrkSe,E Wi ] az compdate twenty hOarders or more.
Q,Eaa.H Coed boai dmg-house much needed. Less
EE6LH than five n.inutes walk 10 Mills and Depot
Apply to VIM. II, JERRiS, Real Estate Agent.
juu31w
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WIZ. III. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Lean Agent,

Houses, Lots and Farms fer Sale.
he would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hen Geo. r. Shep-
ley, Hon. A. W H. Clapp, Hon. benjamin Kings
bury, DR., Hon. Woodbury. Davis, Hon. John Lynch,
NJ. q.
Portland, Nov I, 1870. no1tf
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Rouse for Sale.

A ON r and a hal lstory house, centrally located
IA and in coed re pair. Hard and soft wafer On the
premises his property will be sold ba,g gain if
applied for soon. EnquiIe at % Cedar ST mreit
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

Real / state at MOrriirS 4 Orner
EOR Sale. one story house and lot for $ilO0; OF
Il two additional acres for $i5e0. Also half
acre lots Apply to w. H. JERRIS,
ap'0d-3m Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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House Lots and Til;age Land For
sale.
NOR GX-EIGHT acres OF the Peter Iunt estate on
IL the Yarmouth and Back Cove roads in lois 10
SUIT purchasers. Terms liberal.
c. j. MORRIS. Trustee.
Portland, Nav 1, 1871. "a Unjon Wharf
may1d6weoW new cow
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-06

THE well built house, No. 70 Middle Street, con-
L tanng ten finished rooms. gas, and Sehago wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and G. T. DEPOT
The house is in coed order and will be sold low
Apply TO VIM. H. JERRIS Real Estate and Loan
Agent. nnl3f
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR q Ag.Es

~ ESlRABL property on South street, Gorham
~ Village. Maine. On which iabout 4jJ acres of
land) is Farm EOuse OF u story, barn and W, 1 of
good, cony yenieDs water shade trees in variety fx
tcn-ive pear aud plum gardens; two apple orchards
OF choice trees; all in good tbearing condition, aud
well cultivated. Also asparagus and crahbelry
beds and Is acres OF the i5 in thirty woed. A long
distarce frontiDg on South St. valu Ibe for huildmy
lots. Apply to
- Gorham Village, Naire.
Golham. June ltt lStI iu1l1Al w
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YS5OO. For Sale.

A very desirable piece ot nrono,,,. NJ oos
N#;. Congress st. Also first ciaSs ~. oo
rooms, No. 2335 Congress ST. '' 'e''eo'yPe
niasou" d. L. HAMNFTT
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
FARRAR & ADAMS, is this cay dissolved ky
mutual consent.
The unsettled accounts Ofthe late firm will b, set
ted'by either partner. The business will be contn
ued at the old stand by RJbert Far,ar.
ROBERT FaRRAR.
d. ii. ADAMS.
Portland, June 3, 1871 d3w
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For I ale mt a Rarrain
Family Horse for Sale.

q A line Family Horse, good figure and
I'm seler; SQUAD and kind; stanos without
TN 'hi,ehIng. VIII be sold at bargain.
z4lA. Apply TO- "A. G. BARK Err t6i'ta
apapTltf 5,..,t.,...,. la 81 131 Commercial or
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New House for Sale.

- At Cumberland Mills few rods from the
NY,. depot. contains eight good rOoms large ward
sA-sA- robes and closets in abundance. The loi con-
iains about 10000 square feet. TENS favorable
Apply 10 VIM. III. JEkRIS, Real Estate Ageut.
may26&iW
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Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
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At 10s EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| Around THE COrnacr."
! Desiring to be understood that every garment is
perfectly made and will bear the Closest Hnspec-
iion. Sd "a "a z
LADIES' Dr0aUers,
| from 55 cts. to 2.75.
Ladies' Che2,aises.
| from IS cts. to 800
LUNies' Skirts, fH
from 05 cts. to 3 so.
LADIES' Night Dresses,
I'd from 1 25 to Z so.
Corset COvers,
rr "a from rs cts. to 2 Is
L0dies' YOEes,
from 1 % to 4 so
French YOkes,
from 75 to 2 %.
aprons and Tires.
from 25 cts. to IS.
| CRilG3'e2a's Dresses,
~ from 200 to 1916.
Infants Bibs,
sal from 25 cts. to 62. C.
LADIES' G0use Undervests,
for IS and so cts.
LADIES' Kid GlOVes,
from IS cts. 10 IS
LADIES' Lisle G0MmtIeta.
for 25 cts.
LisIe GlOVes,
from 10 G. to 62 C.
LOdies' Cotton Hose,
from C. to 6S G.
LADIES' BNlb2iygNns,
from 20 c. to 90
Ladies' Lisle Thread,
from ! 10 to 2 so
L0dies' EEtT0 Leg,
from 25 to 6S c.
English MerinO Hose,
n aar hom 25 to so c.
Misses Cotton Hose,
from 12 to 68 c.
Gents Cotton Hose,
from o cts. to 25
Gents Satperst0Mts,
from 25 to 45 C.
Gents Me9I2aO Hose.
rom 20 to IS G.
Gents all Wool Hose,
from 45 to IS c.
Gents Paper collars,
from 8 C. to so.
Gents SiIE Neck-Iies,
from 10 C. 10 IS |
LADIES' SilE Neck Ties,
New Styles for so C.
Gents linen Hem ii Hdk'fs;
from 1G C to IL 1-2
Lodies' all Linen HundE'fs.
tom z C to So
Hoop Skirts,
from 45 c to ] 25
Ccrsets, Foreign & Dom estic,
from so 10 10 90
OurCOrset @ Skirt Supporter,
for 1 25. Physicians Recommend Them.
BUSTLES, BUSTLES,
for I 90 The Best Yet
Honey Soap,
12cakes for 25 cts
Glycerine Soap,
$3.50 IL cakes for 20 cts
Perfumes, W.
Cheap! Cheap!
TeJVeteens, NlL COlOrs,
OOper yd.
Black Sash Ribbons,
Cheap, Cheap!
CNnn62ic -Edgings,
from 8 to rs per yd.
sam Umbrellas d. POrNsOls,
from go to 3 Y5
CItig2aO2as and BrNids.
New Styles from 40 to 60
Ten Years i'm the Trrde i'm Portland
enables TO say with confidence that never before
have We been well pref ared to meet the demand
OF the public. Our stock OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
C0RsETS,
Hosiery, Gloves,
EMBROIDEREES,
FANCY GOODS,
SUN Umbrellas I!
| And S-,~U0 VXT-nc
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1wenty-TwO Acres Grass Land for
Sale,
A TAien's Corner, one mile from Horse Cars For
"A sale at bal gaia; coed barn on the lot.
Apply to VIM. II JERRIS,
m my30-*Sw Real Estate cent
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FOR - ALE.
Rare Chance tor Investment.

by provision Of the act of incorporation of the
- town OF Deering, the town tarm OF the town OF
Wesibrook must be Sold This ia m is situated on
the load leading from Portland 10 Siroudwater VII
lage and adjoins the New England Far Grounds. 1t
contains aoont 81 acres, with frontage of Is acres
on main road TO Su uawater, the balance fronting
on Fore River nearly three tourths OF a mile, hich
river a this point is DaVgaole for vessels drawing
twelve feet of water Wilt he sold in pats if desir-
able. For further particulars inquire OF Cyrus
Ihurlow, 165 Commercial Street, Portland, or Sam
uel Jordan, Wood0rds Corner, or James Pennel
Saccalarra, or SAMUEL I. Raymond, Cumberland
al
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For Sale!

For Sale!
'HE stocks and fixtures OF store in this CITY do.
q mg large business, and in one OF the best of
ioca'ions. Said stock will be sold at a bargain il
Doueht Immediately, as present owner wishes to
chinge his business For tuIther parti ,ullIs aprjy
to GOUGH & HOWARD, Employ ment & Real rs,
tate Agents, 35Ii Congress st. between Oak and
ureen. ,22tf
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II Maine Medical As.,ol,,c,ii.o,t,i,n,n ,l,,,ii.,t,

vIHHEannual meeting Of the Maine .AIe,lica, A s,,
cial ION will be held at fhe Civ smldina DE-,
isnd; ON Tuesday, June 18th, 1911, at 10 o.clnek
Session TO continue three days
mayZa-ow CHAS. o. HUNT, NJ. D. Sec'y,
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Desirable Real Estate for Sale

DcSiIduic stcsti ESCaCe 1Of Sales
fI& A comm 3dous and thoroughly built brick
H.;;s house, located between High and Oak streets,
.xAs short distance from Congress street. contains
nineteen n6Ished rooms, gas throughout and an
abundance of water. Is arranged to accommodate
Two genteel families, has two front doors. Splendid
lot 63xlt7 feel fine garden, well stocked with apple
Pear and plum trees. capital location icr a first
class boarding house. a|s5
Apply to W. H. JERRlS, Real Estate Agent,
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
4 HE cOpartnersbip heretofore existing between
Henry j. Banks, William dartshorn and John
Sawyer, under the style, HENRY J. BANKS & co !,
is this day dissolved by the thdrawl al OF John Saw
yer. The bu ness will be caiied on by the II MAIN
ing partners under the same stye.
HENRY j. BANKS,
WILLIAM HARTSHORN
JOHN SAWYER.
Portland, May 10, 1871. ma, 22d3w
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$4,000 to Loan on Mortgage OF
Real Estate.


TN sums OF $500 tn s., 900, three to we years-city
l property preferred. Apply to WM. Ii. ERRIS,
may24s5w Real Estate aud Loan gtn Mt
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Proposals for SeaUers.

-jun1-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
The Italic Parade I'm New York To.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-The police arrange
ments for the protection of the Italian process
sion are complete. No serious trouble however,
is anticipated by the authorities. Telegraphic
reports from all the police precincts show that
everything is quiet throughout the city. There
are no signs of an outbreak. The only place
where danger is apprehended is at the Sulzer
Park, where the Italians hold their picnic. In
spectOr Jamison, with 800 police, has been de-
tailed TO watch that point. The procession will
be escorted by 200 policemen.
NEW YORK, August 25-The celebration in
honor of Italian unity took place to-day. The
procession moved from 18th street shortly after
10 O'Clock, a driZzling rain then falling. which
in half an hour became a perfect deluge, accom-
panied by frequent peals of thunder. Flags are
displayed from the windows of the houses on
14th street and along the line of march. The
procession is now on the march TO the CITY Hall
There is no interference or disturbance.
NEW YORK, August 25.-The Italian process
sion marched down the BoweTy, through Chat
ham street, passed the City Hall, and proceeded
up broadway to 18th street, where 1t was dis
banded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
Trouble i'm Texas.
Open War Bettceen the Federal and State Aau.

open war BettceeH the Federal and State ARttOr-
ities.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Aug. 16, via INDIAN
OLA, Aug. 24-WoOd, whom Gov. Davis ap-
pointed health officer at BraZos Santiago, was
fined by Judge Davis for attempting TO exercise
the functions of his Office i'm defiance of an in
junction of the court The fine was fixed at
500, which Wood refused to pay, and was i'm
prisOned. Gov. Davis disregards the court. and
insists that Wood shall assume the position
The State police will obey the directions of the
Governor unless Woods illness should prevent
his assuming the office. proclamation
of martial law anticipated. On the 18th
instant a lot of hides crossed from MatamO-
ras, on the Island. The State inspectors at
tempted TO inspect them for the purpose Of find
ing stolen brands, but the collector resisted and
called on the military. A guard was furnished.
and the inspection prevented; but the State of
hclals afterwards seized the hides at Brazos
The collector refers the question to the Treasury
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

IHK NV BRUNSWICK Boar RACE-Ig Lo
hefyCTA WdS.-Ihe great interest in the 81
Johns boat race, where Renforth lost his life.
arose from the fact that il was a return match
DetMeen the crews that rowed last year at La
chlne, near Montreal. IL will be remembered
how, on that occasion, the ST. Johns crew, who
had carried on the prize at the great Paris re-
gatta OF 1861, and had earned the title of the
champion crew Of America by beating fhe
Ward Brothers, Of New York, in is6s. werebadlV
who rowed night away from them 20 - z
great disappointment of all the Pat -. &c
sportsmen OF the Dominion, who had @tvNS
Their men literally with enthusiasm - ol.Aeu
Ihe present race was then made, Cher ,.'o
be 600 side and the cham Consist, r ~ 70
oonh SIew pound the Inse,es 20 paw Renfortb,s
men t5OO IN conslders.ron of the exy,ers, - ~
journey across me Atlantic Tbis ,ns, ~ 'lle
which RerIofth has lost his life, was fbe IN ~
lmiDary 70 much more important one al Hal
lax. AM that was 70 be followed NV a roe a.
Saratoga in ~hjch the best of the nrofesSio,aS
oarsmen Of Great Rritain, her American prov-
inces, and the United : tates were enlisted. IL
= not likely that the death o. Renforth will de-
Ieat the rowing OF those races. With the excep-
new men, who did not pull in the race last year,
but they are well-known oarsmen on tise other
side Of the Atlantic.
James Renforth, the champion sculler ofGreat
brltaln, was short, thick-set, sturdy fellow.
twenty eight years old, looking As il he were
to foot. He weighed I54 pounds, and was feet
inches in height. He was the son on TYNE
Jerry man, and made his debut az an oarsmall in
1856. In 1scs he beat the Thames champioD-
Henry Kelly. In 1859 he made up Tyne crew
10 row against a Thames crew, and heal tbs
cockneys sadly. The race at LachiDe. las se.so
tember, was the next great event I'M RenforfIPs
rowing history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
Religious Riots i'm Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, August Is, (via Indianola
Texas, August "A. lin Morlia, a Catholic priest
named Cayero preached a bitter sermon against
the laws OF reform and religious liberation, and
succeeded in exciting the people to such pitch
against the Protestants that his harangue re-
suited in the committing of breaches of the
peace by the multitude. Cavero was sent to
prison by the authorities, but the people at
tempted to take him out Of Jail by force. The
federal troops resisted this popular attempt at
jail delivery, and the result was a great riot A
great many persons were killed and wounded
and even incendiarism was resorted to by the
infamed and enraged followers Of the priest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25
PrOmiscuOus Shooting i'm New Or.
loans

NEW ORLEANS, August 25.-This morning at
3o'clock, three men, known as suspicious char
acters, named Michael Hickey, Henry Petrie
corner of Franklin, were approached by a watch
man for the purpose OF arresting them. Hickey
started to run. A number of officers Joined in
the chase, and when running up Franklin street
Ofieer James COughlin called to Hickey 20 stop,
which he refused 10 do, when Coughlin fired two
shots at Hickey, killing him instantly
Hickey was said TO be a notorious thief.
Coughln surrendered. A short time since
Coughlin engaged with three or four other Met
ropolitans in feartully clubbing Martin Lang on
ST Charles street, and is now under indictment
by the grand jury for that offence.
Arthur Guerin, who was shot some time since
by Deputy Sheriff Houston in the criminal
court, died this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-25

,.s The rel bats ats. IN in Wisconsin KIN sheep One
ON the animals neck and suck his blood Pe'Sn
- II is said that square toed shoes an. -
IN fashion again, and that ladies' shoes are -, x
made with what lie known as bOx-tOes. =" DC
" Mrs. Abbott, Of GAINESVILLE, threw hers.,,
into river last week. Her husband va h, - ~
Abbott Of getting drunk. M ule
a n,.; An sPot ay in Gardiner, Me-, whose
aeath' has been sued for damages. NV