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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

People should now be very cautious to avoid
the weak places in the ice. Several teams
have recently broken through on the Kenne-
be, and were rescued from drowning with great
difficulty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

Rev. A. X. P. Small, y. D., of Portland,
will preach in the First Baptist church in this
city, tomorrow, forenoon and afternoon.
There will undoubtedly be a general desire in
community to hear this able and eloquent
preacher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

EXTRACTS" l consider Fellows Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosphites superior to
any similar preparation yet offered to the
public.
"CHANDLER CRANE, NJ. D., Halifax, N. S.
at is really good medicine, well adapted
to build up the system and impart vigor OF
body and mind."-F1om the ST. John " B.
Journal, Dec. It'll. 1868. feb2l- t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

Hills Rheumatic Pills and Vegetable Pile
Ointment, are doing wonders curing Rheuma
tism, &C., and Piles. They are warranted tc
cure in every case on fair trial. For sale by
all druggists at % cents box.
feb22- t4wtawtues&sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
Quarterly Meeting.

vuoTtcTIy Mcctl0ss
WEST WATERvMLE, Feb. %.
The Watcrville Free Baptist Quarterly
Meeting is now in session with the Free Bap-
fist Church in this place. The Conference
met at 10 o'clock to-day, and was called to
order by the Clerk, Rev. S. Bowden, followed
by prayer by Rev. G. w. Bean. Rev. H.
F. Wood was chosen Moderator, and d. j..
Haynes, Assistant Moderator. Rev. II. F.
Wood, Joseph Blaisdell, and Seth Gage were
appointed Committee to supply the desk.
An half hour was then spent in devotional
exercises, after which letters and verbal re-
ports from the several churches in the Quar-
terly Meeting were heard.
The reports showed good degree of pros
perity in most of the churches, some enjoying
precious REVEALS.
d. j. Haynes was appointed Missionary
Agent in the Q. M.
Adjourned at ~ o'clock NJ.
AFTERNOON.
Met at 1-2 o'clock.
A prayer meeting Of one hour was held,
led by Rev. Lincoln Giveen, of Lewiston.
At 2 1-2 o'clock very interesting and pow
erful discourse was preached, from Proverbs
XVIII, 13-by Rev. G. w. Bean, of Lewiston.
EVENING.
Met at l2 o'clock.
Prayer meeting of one hour, led by Rev.
A. N. Buck, of Bates Theological Seminary.
A sermon was then preached from I. Cor,
9-24, by Rev. Nr. Brooks, from the Farm
ington Q. NJ.
SECOND DAY.
Prayer meeting at 9 o'clock, led by the Rev
I. N. Bates.
Sermon at 10 1-2 o'clock from Isaiah l., IS,
by Rev. W. H. Bowen, of Lewiston.
AFTERNOON.
Prayer meeting at 1-2 o'clock, led by Rev.
Mr.. Brooks.
The closing sermon of the session was
preached at 1-2 o'clock, by Rev. W. II.
Bowen, from John VIII, Sc.
The weather has been fine, the attendance
quite large, and all the meetings have been
characterized by a deep religious interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

The subject of Rev. Mr. Moor's sermon to-
morrow evening, viii be Are the "Gates Ajar,
or what do we know of the future life?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

Abstract of 26th annual report, Jan. LIST, 1871.
Income for 1870, $6,5s9, 1859
Cash Assets, 15,s7s517.7O
Dividends paid to Policy holders in
1870, loss 929.A
Divisible Surplus, Jan. list, 1871, I,152, 406.W
Losses paid by death in 1870, 1,27s, IL
Number OF policies issued in 1870, 9,925
Amount insured in 1870, $27,l4l ,99le4
Whole amount insured nearly $l2o, OOO, 90
Being strictly mutual, the New York Life charges
its members only the actual cost of their insurance,
and in this company party always has a dividend
which can be used in the payment of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

Prot. w. NJ. Barbour of Bangor Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach in the Granite
Church, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
FROM EASTPORT

Eastport, Me-, Feb. "a. The revenue cut
ter Viglant, Captain Freeman, seized yester-
day the British schooner Martha Ann, tor yio-
lating the coasting laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
Local ann State Mems.

Excursions to Hallowell and Gardiner, from
this city, on the ice, are quite frequent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

There hare beea some exciting debates in
the House during the past few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
FROM ALBANY.

Albany, Feb. "a. Only one juror in the
Filkins case was obtained to-day, making six
in all secured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
SENATE,

A message was received from the Presi-
dent announcing that he had signed the reso-
luton prescribing form of oath to be taken
by the Senator elect, Miller of Georgia, who
was sworn in and took his seat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
THIRD ANNUAL
MASQUERADE Bali
- AND -
CONCERT p!
The Gala Night Of the Season
Granite Hall,
Thursday Night, Mar. I'd, 1871.
MUSIC BY
Chambers Full Band
aE pnnrIA Ann

V1lHuU1CI b + I'LL 0duU
OF PORTLAND.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
AUGUSTA.
DR.. Geo. E: Brickett, Dr. Geo W. Martin,
V. D. Pinkham. Capt. E. F. Wyman,
O. B 6; %hseh0u'e y y; Il. M Thaser
Col. Geo. w. Kicker Samuel Chadwick
WESTBROOK.
Samuel Raymond Putnam Boothby.
DEERING.
John Bell, N. Sawyer.
GARDINER.
j. D. White, B. Lawrence, Jr.
DAMARISCOTTA.
George s. Berry, Chas. F. Norris.
WALDOBoRo
Henry Harrington, George Bliss.
Edwin Smith, Jr.
OLDTOWN.
Capt Henry Drawn.
VATERV7LLE.
G. C. Carleton. A. o. Smith.
SKOWHEGAN.
s. B. Brewster Chandler futile.
BELFAST.
L. d. Woodward Chas. H. Mitchell.
WASHINGTON
Hiram Bliss, Jr.
WISCASSET
Ed Hubbard, Thomas Call.
George Fisher, Frank A. Owen.
KENDUSKEAG.
Col. John b. Nckels.
VEST WATERVILLE.
Manly Frzzel.
WINTHROP
Maj p c. Bradford Dr. Cochrane,
Crosby shorey.
LEVISTON
Samuel Smith. II. Ii. Dckey.
Concert to commence at s O'Clock, one hour pre-
vious to the Grand Entree of the Masked Dancers
MRS. VINCENT, assisted by Mr. Geo. W. Ray
mond, has been engaged Dy the Committee to fur
nish Costumes for this occasion. Costumes will be
exhibition at the Mansion House Sample Rooms
on Water street, on Wednesday, March list, at
O'Clock.
The sale of seats will be opened at Patterson's
Boskstoae, where diagram of the Hall and Re-
served Seats can be seen, on Thursday Feb 23d, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Front Seats In the Gallery and Stage. S1.OO
All others, 80
Tickets for the Dance, S1.OO
Supper will be served in the rooms below the
Hall from 10 till o'clock Tickets for supper to be
had at the Ticket Office.
Ca Masks for sale at HUNT & FELLOWS,
Water street.
No person admitted to the floor of the Hall unless
Masked and in Costume. Ladies in full ball dress
with Masks will be admitted The Hall floor will
be reserved for the dancers entirely.
AS-Orders for Carriages to be left at the Mansion
House.
ag-Parties attending the Ball from stations on
the Z. X. r. X. will receive free return ticket
application to j. w. Clapp, General Ticket Agent,
at the office at the depot in Augusta. feb2ltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
TUESDAY Even'g, Feb. 2S,
T, TuRE "
PRIVATE LECTURES EXTRA,
WEDNESDAY Even'g, Mar. list,
TO LADIES ONLY.

Woman and her Diseases. The causes. The
prevention. The cure. Splenddy illustrated, and
so perfectly clear and chaste with Models, Paint
ings, etc, that LADY has ever heard it but with
praise and enthusiasm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
marrieO.

In Bath, Esd inst, Mr.. George Mitchell to Mist
Martha Taylor. both of Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
FRIDAY Even'g, Mar. Sd,
TO GENTS ONLY.
H A R Il HOOK 9.

Manhoodl How to lose it; how to win it. No
man, young or old, and no boy should fail to hear
and heed this lectare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
Travellers Insurance Go.
Statement, Jan. LIST, 1871.
does not cause forfeiture of the policy.


ASSETS
| Cash in hand and in Bank, in hands
mission, s274, 1858 II
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, 33l 604 90
Deferred Premiums 53,26S 81
Accrued Interest, mot duel 1858 50
United States Government Bonds, 346,s95 90
State and Municipal Bonds, 1882 90
Railroad and other Corporation Sc
curities, "s% ~ 264, $50 90
Bank Stocks, (Hartford and New
York Banks3 l66, 500 90
Safes, Furniture, etc, (cost $40,-
1896 20,] ~ 10000 90
Nonresident tax, 903 90
81 ,5ss 81
LIABILITIES.
Claims unadiusted and not due, $96,AN rs
Actual Reserve, Life Dept, New
York standardl 7OO,554 43
Actual Reserve, Accident Department, l5os25 81
IL ..,.- rS@ ,.. $s47, $40 %
Surplus as regards Policy holders, $6il, 277 70
II. N. MORRILL,, Gardiner.
DAVID CARGII4L, Augusta, Agents.
DINSMORE e. CHASE, Skowhegan and Port
land, State Agents. janl6t3w
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. "a.
Gold closed MINI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25

Mr.. Tayley, of Brooksville, was robbed of
hundred dollars and suit of clothes last
week.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
LEGAL No'rlCES.
CUrREME CouRT.

SUPHEME COUNT.
The matter Of the Application Of the Mayor Alder
widening and straishseaanngG anG9,wAv q
between Thryourth street and Fiynlnh street and also
the making q ss; Rsrt Of Brosw, between
accond street and Forysevensh street, of greater width
'1'n A'' ''''' IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We, tho undersigned Commissioners of Estimate and As
in the aboveenttlod matter, hereby give notice TO
ss and
anS we Save comeeed our and
a Ss % ssss
nS ~s Ss f d our
room a n this city on OF before The 18Th day % S5 ssp
parties 50 oSsns Within In the & ten weak DAY, nss after I the
aencdance :. our said ONCE on each OF said ten days. at
SscondThai the abstract OF the said estimate and aesess
ment, together with our MAPS aud a.o the andavts eat
our report have been deposited in the oncc the Depart
sn Sn RrSH Ss @ s u ser S 81 ism A'' " "
Thirdrhat the limits embraced By the assessment store
,n.;s SsSE K. sd and aud
isss!as!as M s. sss::siss 2;
running thence es.ssr Yer q .GuE the ssn.r. 1s Of
@ sions u sSe &c cenfs H.di:on
70 he centre ns S
Sn as pss
westerly the centre line OF roreentn stree, to the
line Fourth avenue thence southery along the
line of Fourth avenue TO the centre limo OF Astor
place. thence westerly along the centre line OF Asor
place to Broadway, thence southery aiong centre
fne Of Broadway TO the cent? :, line OF waver.
% % the @ @soaa A ss s
norsnerly aong the ,rxtn avenue 10 the
centre Fourteenth street. thence westerly along
centre line OF Fourteenth street to the centre line Of seventh
avenue northeryj along Seventh
the centre line OF twentieth arcet westerly
along line Of Twentieth cene line Of
Eighth thence nortnefly along cantre line
Eighth TO the centre line of Tweuiyeighth street,
thence westerly along the centre line OF street
10 line OF Ninth thence norhery along
OF Ninth avenue to the centre line of Sxy-sirh
street thence rssterly along OF S,ry
street line OF Eighth thence outn-
along the cenue line OF Eighth point
place OF beginning - -, IN,
euprems Court of State OF New York, nj special term
thereof TO be before the Honorable Albert Uarozo
Jnsi,ce I'm the new Court House Hall In The cy
of New YORK. upon further notice of twenty days
hereafter given two daily newspapers published ia the
c,tv o New York. TO the of the fourth
section of chapter o the laws OF the OF New York
passed February 81. ls1l, % ,o,,,,.
'''N WILS13x yGIIE & xJTyEs6 WHS6 COMMISSIONERS
Dated NEW YORK, Angus, 10, ts7l
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
ASTROI.Ol.Y. A

A TE5T.--MRs. ANNA, CLATRvOYANr SPIRITUAL
N st, tells everyhing speedy rizges; salts
faction pay f53 third avenue between Thirty
Thirty. cord streets
A FACT.--PROt EssOR MARS TELLS THE MIND AT
first sight aud causes marriages and In bushes
than living 81 THIRD avenue, Twelfth
street. Ladies aud gentlemen, SIC. 10 ST.
TVyPsY AsTROLOGlsT, gs GREENWICH AVENUE,
" near Tenth street and Sixth senus.No satisfaction
no pty.
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL. AND BUSINESS CLAIR,
M voyan tells ppt present and futue; shows likeness
OF husband. lS9 West Fortvirst swss. Brosi9ay And
Sevsuta svsnIs-
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

ITO LET-FCRNISHED, AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE, TEN
L rooms; three land; minutes from
hour from CITY Hall $50 per mouth. portion OF the
house. Apply at Il Dey street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

CAFE BRUNSWICK. CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND
~ Twentysxth strcct-Ttis superb establishment, I'M
eusel this country prepared to do business in
superior II claims to have the best appointed ci
Italian Creams, Ices, &c, speciality
Parties returning from opera, theatres, &C., viii Ind this
most desirable resort.
cyTRINHART'S UORMERLY HEYLGEIsrs, aELitCF
- Restaurant, 494 Broadway, rear Broome siroet-Ths
best cooking the finest Wines Beer and Cigars: practical
cook formerly with Co.. Howard street AMI
Broadway. Come one, como all
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

A KLABkR, STEAM MARBLE AND MARRLLIziNG
~. Works, 49, 1886 East Eighteenth streetMarbe and
Marblei,ed Mantes Thing, Marble Couniers Monuments al
prices that defy competition. Mortgages taken IN trade
The New York herald., 1871-09-07


CRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS.
Rue de Htvol.
General reduction OF prices.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS
700 drawing rooms ana bedrooms
elegantly furnished, at rom 3f.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PABfS.
Breakfasts At 8f. 5Oc., wine included,
from 10 A. NJ. till T. NJ.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE, PARIS.
Dinners Vt 81, wine included,
daily al Il. NJ.
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE. PARIS,
Reduction throughout
THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Palace, Upper Norwood, London.To tourists and fnm
lies Its elevated, pleasant and most saubrous position
combined with the afforded general
n,ent have made the Queens Hotel avorts OF the
upper ranks OF English society
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

& KLABER 4 Co, MARBLE WORKS, 2l7 70 22s WEST
=. Fifty rs street. between Broadway and Eighth avenue
Marble and MarpeSed Mantels, Monuments, Hcadsonss,
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
ssy,rs ~ AUCTION.

ARGE SALE or ARMY Q. 'orHiNo AND E2Ut
Ia PAGE. -,
p,PoT QuAETYKA. N,nnn usI.osI
JrryyRsonviLLs Ind, A. gust w. iII. {
Will be sold NJ public auction, the de- " A. Jemorsoes
vile, Ind, ecmmsneing on Tuesday sepem. er ~ si
gers, NJ f. X, United States Army, large quanty or new
nnservice bile and damaged Clothing, Camp srrisos
EouJpage consisting IN part OF
$4,000 Uniform Goats,
16bO0O pairs Trousers, foot;
5000 pairs Trousers, ulOunssd
qb00 pairs Drawers,
10000 Shirts flannel;
\ e9NO Shirts gray;
5000 Great Coats, mounted;
tal,UO Great Coats, foot;
$1,000 Blankets. wool;
I5,tNO Sack Coats, lined;
47,OG0 Sack Coats, unned;
1900 pairs Boots and B0otees,
$500 Forage Caps,
$1,000 pairs Stockings,
.nd Y Nrious other articles.
The sale will 10 tho catalogues whse
OBTAINED at this Office. . l-f
- - '7 O. II. HOYT. a.4
Captain and Depot QuartermAster.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07


TAMEs n. FORD. AUCTIoNEER.- FORD 1 co. WILL
may concern Paror suit, French plate Mirrors.
black Extension Table, marble top Dressing Bureaus
Wsshsands double and single Beiatead Marcss down
and feather Beds Bedding Pillows, Rockers, Pmpton Bed
Cottage Suits &c China, Crockey and Glass Ware;
Wilton velvet and other Carpets also about 81
trunks of unreclamed Baggage from korn's Hotel
John H.. DRAPER, AUcTIoNEER-ExECU1OR's
81 sale Ship Interest by order of Thomas r. Freeman
O'Clock noon Thursday September Ii2 street,
York OF the ship Bdgewsier At pier ~
last River, New York.
JACOB BoGART, AUtTIONFER.
81 SATURDAY, S,pts
Al II O'Clock, at the auction No ! North William
street Mortgage sale Large quantity of Household fuln
tue, Carpes and Beddlns toscwoO@ Piano, Bsrd ishe
Rails, tues and Narcre Herr ns large salsDisnoer
Iron Safe. Ky oraer OF Attorney for Mortgage
IOsEPH HEGEuAN 4 CO.--rRInAy, SEPTEMBER :,
81 a 10 A. NJ at the -alesrOom, Moushby street corne
Pearl, Brooklyn, good assortment fsriOr ,hanpet nn
Dining Room Furniture Bedding Cf0ckcrv Fancy n."onsi
sso. at r. W., two rich Administer Carpets 'e"e' """
Brussels do nc. -.
TAMEs CAaSEY, AUCTIONEER, RIAL ES.Arh r ND nnD
81 Loan Broker, BSi Hudson sre,t-Honsrhou sa nn
this day st lUM O'Clock, OF tho four Nory wrnn3 io'
street, consisting OF Piano walnut shr
Paror Funiturc marble top Centre aud OTHER rah, hrus
ssls Three py and Ingram Carpets tsl .s. nnr.
Chamber Suits, marble top Bureaus am Wasnsanns' NIX
bov,pv and walnut Bedseads all the bcldnsy hni odt
Lounges, Mrrors StAi Narpts
and Rods two Extension Tables, thairs China trvrNrty
and 0assxl lrs Kitchen Furniture &C A"nev 'o'ne"'
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

A UCTION NOTICE.
n THIS DAY (TIIURSDAy)
~ o'clock,
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
ELEGANT AND COSTLY FANCY GOODS,
comprising
very large choice selecon OF tho nes goods import
ed. The whole win be sold without reserve.
Also,
Nine silver plated plate glass Counter Showcases.
One silver plated plate glass Upright Showcase.
Two silverpated plate glass SiIsded Showcases.
Two slverpnted plate glass small Counter
Also Glass Doors for shelving. and other Fxures Cash
ier's Desk. &c, &c.
This sale worthy the special attention OF BUYERS
ton.
wM. TOPPING 4 CO.. Auclionesrs
1l2 Church street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

no LET-A HANDSOME HOUSE, HANDSOMELY FUR.
nsed 10 minutes from depot. Address box 3a2 Eliza
beth IN j. Post onlce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
GREAT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE
hold Furniture,

A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE, FASHIONABLE HOUSE
~ hold Furniture sale-HENRY ZlNN. Auconeer. sells
this (Thufsday) morning. commencing at l0 O'Clock,
vate residence 1 West Twenty sixth street viz -Brant
toned "a octave wood Pianoloc, rich Parlor Suits
figured satin, brocate and silk reps Mirrors, Paintings
ru.sn .nalts EtMeors nrusels Carpes Lace
and single Bedseads Bureaus wardrones 20 Cured Hair
and Spring Beds Bedding do also Dining Room,
and Kitchen Furniture; Buffet, Extension Table Chairs.
Forks: China Cutlery, Plate Glassware, Lounges, Clocks
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

CTEw ARTS SLATE MANTELs-LARGEsr AssORr
- "."' 'A' ''s ~ '"e'' ss.S B. SsrEwthET Z Co,
500 Slyth between Thirty nth Thirty ysxth ss
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
ID Mortgage sale OF the Furniture Of n academy, tl
day. II O'Clock, at the salesrooms ~ Nassau street, inud
Ing all the Parlor and Bedroom Furniture Mattresses School
Desks Black boards de- also the entire Parlor, Chamber
Dining Room and Library Furniture of private resdcr
superb Mante Mirrors rosewood Panofrte
nRs Engravings, Lilies Safe dwarf and plain Book
Sofa Beds walnut Wardrobes &C. To be peremptory sold
by order of John r. Stewart, attorney for nortgalcc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

A SPLENDID FARM IN NEW JERSEY, lSe ACRES =
N SOIL apple orchards, 1000 peach trees other
fruits In abundance house two story 3syS Kitchen ascn
ed full outbuIdings and IN fine condition; brook
through the farm 1ne healthy neiehborhood miles from
depot a New York must be seen TO be apprec
ated VOORHEES, a sin, MIX, ,o
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

ITO REMIT RNISHED--IN THE TOWN OF WEST
l. chester the Sound desirable private Residence
With stable TO private family It will be rented at 875
month to the 1st Of April next. - - ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-23
eufolberiebtc aus SNaibinotpn

@0ibiugtou, 2l. Suui-Giu interei.
lalttcr YroieB puroc geItern hitr i'm SrctSgc-
rtdltc ucrbanoct. Gin Sarbi9tr ytanWnS 3.
A.9tnffiu bate acgen beuNhtb.R. 9. IbrcS
pom SW9lnto utgeu 3abluug bon contrNtt
lid ab9cmod)tem YObne fir grleiltett 0icnitc
getln0t, bic CT Dem Sctlagtcu oIS Stump
Rtoncr" 9cleiltct. Die Snr0 iprat benz
alh9cr $2l5.25 Ju. Der &erurtheltc hat
AMI clnen neuen Froieb angcragCn.
- Die smtt Bro;e'ie Der 6rnu FOllurb
9cgen y. Vpon ipegcn ScrlIumoung imO nn-
geredltertIgter Gtnlcrfcruilg iperOet III bicicnt
Strnltuc ntdlt iur Terbanolitn9 tomrlen.
- Die Reparatilren tm Snpttol ,uurocu
nntcr VCltung bCS Nrn. Start NIT groBenl
@lfcr betriebcHt namentlih perOeu lGmmtIid)t
CORRIDORS mo IuSgGugc brclter gcnad)t, 10
oaB Die grobcn Utcuid)enmuiicn, ,peld)c bduIg
I'M Scuate nnO Observation-Disclosures anne
leno Itno, letdlt NIB bcQuem ms Sreie gclnu
gen tbnnen.
- Die uont 9irettorlllm Der 0iientld,Cu
9lrbeiteu porgeidllugcne 9lnlcbe bon 81
W|tllionen fitr olientlidc Eerbtnertli9cu bat
nnter ben icuer;ahlenocu Siirgeru alt9cmeiuc
llcberrNldnng unb groBcS WtlBbCbagCn her
Oor9crultit. Dt0u fnoet Die Sunme benu
bod) ctiuaS Su bod 0egrIficn.
pdpliltd)c ,Slbtl0nmSicer i'll Nleruu
oria mar auBToroCntlid) 9ldnicnN. GS idnb
cine GrcBc YroSciiion, SeueruerI, WioFGu.
periNnmlnng II. |. I. ltNtt. ;3NbIrtd)c Nauicr
WNren lllnmuirt.
- Ncutc uur6Cu bic Crcu G'cbpte fir
yleCmng uOn @rouit fir O0S nene StaotS
SepartcmeutS @cbGnOe i'm glntSlofdlt orS
Cbcr 9lrdlitctten ScS SdJNtNmteS eut9e1cu
genomnlcr.
- Die @rob9cidlUopncn bobCn gcltcrn
fOrmlldlc Nntlaoc crbobcn 9cgcu :, ,0r." 0du
mNun mcatn GrmorOung Der S1ruricttc Yao.
Don pCrmlttClh 9lbortiOH. SdJnnuuil bciinbct
ltb tm GciiHNuiic.
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5cIcarapbiid,es 2lnerlet.

- Die @roBgelhWorencr bon Sulton'
Gouutp IN Seorgia babem ben iriibereu GIT
pcrinteIosnten Der Stoatsbabn, Namens 30.
tier Sobgctt unb icinen Yripatietrctdr Der
lluterid)la9ung Der ibuen aupertruutcn 0iient,
llheu @elber angeIlagt.
0epill in Yoitou lunrbc Wtittlpod) bon
Sarlioip 9eitofieu unb uerunnbet. Der Gr'
itere ioa init ccr Srau bes 3eeteren uerbrcbe.
riidcn umgang gebabt bobcu.
-Wtitipod brdiinte Die Starf,ueatber'ih
Sd)ob6ga aWtanniaftnr in Scituate bel Bro
uiOence, 6.sS., ab. Der S6aben betr1gt
So 300, nidt uerlibert.
Ser Yrdibeut bat Fd nit iciuer Sral
bon Vong Srand mad 9li5abetb, N.-S., be-
geben, nm oaielbit ieiuen Sbpageu Gorbilt
III bsinten. Gr iuiro Sreitag pieoer ilad)
Yong Sraudl Suriidfebren ..
-glui bem gBege bon SuScan, IriSoua,
nab Sort Dnma iouen iwsi Yofutid)sn bon
Den apades meg9enommen fuoroeu iein.
-Sn Sat SranStsco biloet id) iett cine
Seicaibaft Sur Serlteluug elmer lnetalliideu,
aus Giien uno 8upfer beliebenben Gompoii,
tton, ipelde uor bent 9len Den 9r1beren 8or.
slg Der Sdrte baben iOll. a.a.
--am Spuntag wiitbete in einigrn Sbei-
len Saliiornicn'S, nanlentlid) in Yiialia elm
Srtan, ipeld)er bort groBcu Shaoen anridl.
tete.
Su Cos gnselos, Gal.. t5Stetc ein
StrGiling, ,JamenS Nareao, ben Wanno Yol,
ia, ,uoralf er icilie 8iudt beipertfeai9tc.
=. Die Sascaoe-Giienbahn in Californian
III burf oas ood)waiier i'm Columbia. .8lu0e
iibcrlhpemmt iporoen. uebrigenS III Die
Slntb ieit 9eiern ni6t peitcr seitisgeu.
= Die 9eltrige Sontantcns glusiubr bon
Neiu- Dorf nat europa betrug $4,000
ND Sm untsrihaeantte ba Wetu.yort gin.
gen fir Die 9eitern ;nm Serfaui ie9enoen
Dliq. Dollars IL Gebote I'M Gsiammtbs-
tra9e bon s3,985 900 5u ,s8 bis 112,3 1881
cin.l Die Stegieruns 'piro bic gu psriauieuse
Dii0ion III l12.3Si ablaiien. '''''''..'
--Sn, Sauis ber 5taatslesislatur bon
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bas ben Sreiberrn BON Salteuitein eridtes
BEN lieb."
vGr aaein!" riei bic 5rau. Or allen!
Die Inbetn tparen Strobmdnner, bic nur
ga su Iagen batten. llnp ber Weni6 1T
bier ?"
,,Sie ieben ibn."
limb i'm 9lugenblidc piro bic Satin
beS ppn ibm Grmprbeten erwartet! Sic
lag Dor ibm aii ben auie'n. Sic mub
ibn bier tpieoer ieben! lSier, an Der Seite
ibres Jfinoes. g8el6e 8eiible mlTen
bas I9erS Der Satin, Der Wiutter Serrei=
BEN! @elher Sdmerj bic Sruit OeS 8in'
best"
limb mas miro er, berGeneral, benten,
fiblen ?"
n6lblen ?" riei Die 5rau. va6nnen
inter ienen Orpen, Die 10 perbient inO,
Gjefitble leben ? Wag Elm Sing barlnter
iblagen, oas man ein Ser, nennt, ein
'6ers nit menihIiden 8esunsen 1T es
nidt."
(1Sortiebuna folat)