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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-27

solution, both so melancholy but yet 80 cheer.
ing. However, BY the interpretation of the
underlined will Of higher authorities feel
that could on the great occasion of decora-
ton day, perform certain religious ceremo-
mics over the graves of my countrymen bur-
ried in the Catholic cemetery in this city.
During my stay of two years (not contin-
uous,) in Portland, know that my Ecclesi-
astical superior, each year, deputed clergy
man to attend the ceremonies in the Catho-
lie cemetery.
5. Catholics do not object to any social or
civil honor that can be paid to their dead or
living; but they do object to joining in any
religious worship or prayer with any sect.
write sine partium studio.
NJ. c. OBRIrN.
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Is the mind a ponderable or an imp,

Is the mind ponderable or an impondera-
BILE substance an essence, vapor or an hides
cribable something which cannot be grasped,
felt, or withheld?
Man thinks, studies, invents, tires the brain
by overwork, and loses his reason rests his
intellect, becomes calm, uses restoratives, and
again thinks.
When we reflect that power of endurance
can be impaired to the brain, and that weak
minds have been restored to strength by Fell
lows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosl hites,
we cannot but conclude that the subtle power
is really ponderable matter. from the fact that
the ingredients are supplied which render it
support and give it vitality. Persons who
study hard should preserve their balance of
power by using the Syrup. june25t&wlw
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NEWS BY NAIL.


It is reported that Senator sumner u pre-.
our finances, which will be delivered some
day in July.
Southern Illinois is now in the midst of its
wheat harvest. The crop is good, but labor
ers are scarce.
Lord Dufferin, the new encouragement
Of Canada, arrived in Quebec Tuesday, and
took the oath of his Office.
Ada Eaton, who had been working in the
Naumkeog cotton mills at Salem for some
time, native of Seabrook, Maine, committed
suicide by drowning on Monday.
General Sherman arrived in Geneva on
Monday evening. He dined with the Ameri-
can Representatives at their hotel, the Beau
Rivage, and he afterward, In company with
Caleb Cushing, visited Charles Francis
Adams,
The general strike in New York is so re-
duced that there are only two bodies Of i'm
portance among the s'outs"-the iron-workers
and the machiuists. The sugar-refners have
gone back to work.
A private letter from Minister Curtin,
dated at St. Petersburg. June 5, has been re-
ceived, in which he says that having resigned
he will arrive in this country next month, bat
gives no indication Of his political future.
The Boston and Maine Railroad company
has asked the Supreme Court to grant tenn
porary injunction to restrain the Eastern
Railroad Company from taking land on
Causeway street, Boston, owned by the Bos.
ton and Maine. The right to take the land
for terminal facilities was given to the East
ern road by the legislature of 1872 Judge
Wells reserved his decision.
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June PC,

NEW IoHh. June 20.
COTTON sales 1898 bales. mid. uDlands 2Gla
FLOUR-5U0: STATE 55s 80; round hoop Ono
WHEAT $1,000 bu No spring lc0Sl 81; new
do : winter red aud amber western l.2dl1j
CORS-3G0o0 /; new mixed western t2eGl:
co
OATS-sales 5000 ;western4l044
POkk- new mess, - 2Vsl3 old.
prime, 1915
LARD sAa ~ steam: kettle, y,
BUTTEk-Westn, IL go state, 25d27
WHISKY Western free, So
RlCE-Caroiina, Sls a9b.
COFFEE-l5ts als4s.
SUGAR-Porto kico, n ,Muscosndo - a44
MOLASSES-N. o. 34a33
SPTS TUKPENTINE-l asa
ROSlS- g325
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2al2ss; refined, 28s.
TALLOW- 9ey2s
FRElGHTs To LIVERPOOL Cotton, LA
Nd flour IS, Cd, wheat I'D
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We notice among the scholars the following
from this vicinity: Eliza S. Getchell, Bel
grade Mills Lizzie A. Rogers, Richmond J.
Frank Stevens, West Gardiner; Carrie A.
Lyford, Augusta; Mary A. Quint and Fred
E. c. Robbins, Winthrop; May S. Philbrook,
Mt. Vernon; Carrie \. Cargill and Sarah
Gill, Augusta; Thurston L. Burns, West
Farmingdale Enos +. Floyd, Winthrop :;
Martha s. A. Brown and Alice A. Sanborn
kendalfs Mills; Herbert W. Sanborn and
Geo. L. Thompson, Augusta. The school is
for both sexes, and pupils are admitted from
any state in the Union. Gentlemen applying
for admission must he at least seventeen
years of age; ladies, sixteen. Tuition IS free
TO those of the required age pledging them
selves to teach in the public schools of Maine
for as long time they have been connect
ed with the school. Others pay a tuition Of
Sl4.o0 per term. An incidental fee of 81 %
is paid by each pupil at the beginning of the
term. Snch textbooks a it is necessary for
the pupil to purchase are furnished NJ reduc-
ed rates.
Students are recommended 10 bring with
them for reference, the textbooks which
they have already studied, and they should
each be provided with bible, dictionary,
and q recent atlas. Board can be obtained in
coed families at $3.50 per week, washing ex-
ira. Rooms for self-boariing, each accom-
modatjng two students, furnished with stove,
mattress, bcdstead, chairs. table. and wash
stand, can be obtained at SlOo per week.
The Efficient principal, Mr.. C. c. Rounds,
continues in charge of the school.
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Bangor.

Bangor. %. The ex-members OF the
Eleventh Maine Regiment.held their first re-
union to-day IN Music Hall, the meeting be-
ing presided over by Gen. James A. Hall, and
addressed by Gen. II. ". Plaisted and David
Barker, who also recited an original poem,
after which banquet was partaken of at the
Bangor House, at which letters from Gen.
B. F. Butler and others were read, and ap-
pronriste tOs SITS offered.
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The Worlds Peace Jubilee.

Boston, %. Fifteen thousand people out
side of the Chorus attended the concert this
afternoon. The programme was one of the
best yet given, Leutner, Strauss and all the
bands having parts and all being encored.
Leather answered with "Home Sweet Uome"
Strauss with his famous polka, and the bands
with American airs. Pleyels Hymn was
sung, conducted by Mr.. Touriee, and Old
Hundred closed the performance.
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Marrten.

In Lewiston, 2lst inst, by Rev. Mr.. Ford, III the
residence OF c. j. Barker, &. b. Hobbs OF HalloWc
to Miss Lidie f. Gorley of Lewiston.
In Halowell, 25th inst, by Rev. E. c. Heath, 3.
+. Fuller to Amanda l. SNOW, both OF Hallowell a
In Astoria, Oregon Goth ut Lewis ii. Hubbard
formerly of Wiscasset, Me) to Miss Julia NJ. John
son, both of Astoria.
in PitLston, 18th inst, Hon. Geo. +. Foster OF
Chicago, to Miss A. l.. Brook ms of Pittston.
In Fhipsburg, 23d inst. VIM H. Ii. wyman 10
Miss Lena ii. Oliver.
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New York stock Market.

Mariposa do ptd., ; Canton Co. o.: Cum
berland Co. 20 Western Union Tel Co.. 74X
QUICKSILVER Mining Co., 40; Pacific Mail. IS
Boston Water Power, so; Adams TX. Co.. So %
Wells, Fargo II Co., sshs: American Merchants Tn
80; u. $. Ex. Co., 81: MY. Central Il Hudson
kver, 9I3s; do. scrip. s73; Erie, 81 y ;do nl,l IS
Harlem. HOY; do. ptd 100 Reading, Mich.
Central, HIS Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
.6%; Illinois Central 1881 cleveland Pittsburg,
ma Chicago North estern, .3s. do pfd W
Chicago 4 Rock Island, II n; Mil. \ st Paul 53k
do. pid., ia; Toledo. Wabash & Western, 75l4
do. pid 81 Pittsburg Fort Wayne, IS; Terre
Hauie,20; do. pfd a ; Alton, ll5ss do pfd rs;
Ono Miss. 45is: Boston, Hartford 4 Erie. -,
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Several of the enterprisirg young men Of
Hallowell have dubbed together and pur-
chased very nice four cared race boat, thir-
ty feet in length and three feet in breadth. 1t
was built at Smiths boat house, in Charles
town, Mass, and is called very fast. There
is some talk among the boys of forming reg
ular boat club. The price paid for the boat
was one hundred dollars
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meeting Of the Directors Of the Maine
Central is to be held in this city on Tuesday
of next week. On Friday the Directors will
visit the route of the proposed new road in
Piscataquis County, and on Monday the An
droscoggin Valley Road.
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The Venerable Archdeacon Scott, of Dun
ham, Canada East, says that he suffered from
Dyspepsia more than twenty-five years, but
that three weeks use of the Peruvian Syrup
IAN Iron Tonic), has benefited him so won
derfully that he can hardly persuade himself
of the reality, and people who know him are
astonished at the change. 4tt&w
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Francisco, is enthusiastic over the prodig ious
productions of that country, and writes to
his friends here: Fruit is pouring into the
market by the car load. What do you think
OF strawberries six inches in circumference
And sugar beets (beets) weighing &c pounds,
and one "a rarity weighing liz pounds? I
think California is ahead in the fruit line at
least"
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loral az State Nefus.
Native or field Strawberries may be bought
in this market for thirty cents quart.

The young folks connected with the Uni
versalist society in this city, are to give
strawberry festival and levee at Granite Hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
There will be social dance on Wednesday
evening
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The International Telegraph Company
having sold their interest to the Western
Union Telegraph Company, the office of the
former in this city was yesterday discon-
tnued, and the machinery and fixtures re-
moved to the Western Union Office, opposite
the post office.
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man Of the State committee. On motion Of
Alexander Stowe, Hon. J. c. Allen Of Craw.
ford, was unanimously chosen temporary
chairman, and appearing on the platform
briefly addressed the convention, returning
thanks for the honor conferred upon him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-27

Somebody at Colby University has been
making "a big boob for small calf, " in send
ing sensational dispatches all over the coun-
try of strange matters that never occurred,
but which have the effect to injure the repu-
tation and character Of the institution and its
students.
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The W Gather.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFrIck OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, June 26.--7 L. NJ,
PROBABILITIES.
Clear and partially cloudy weather will
prevail on Thursday over the Southern States
east of the Mississippi, with light to fresh
soutbeasterly to southwesterly winds, and
possibly occasional areas Of light rain.
Clear and partially cloudy and light to fresh
easterly to sontherly winds for the Middle
States. Clear and clearing weather and light
to fresh easterly TO southerly winds for New
England.
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NOTICE.

F3>IIE propretors of the City Wharf in Halioweit
/ hereby notified to meet al the Office OF H.
X. Baker Esq, in Haliowell, on Wednesday, July
3, 1872 at two O'Clock in the after to determine
whether they will authorize and direct the Trustee
of said wharf to sell and convey any II of said
property, and distribute the proceeds among said
proprierors, authorize the Trustee to repair the
wharf, :. w HI NTiNGTON, Trustee,
Owning 90 shares,
) l.. HI \TINLTON, shares
HallowelI. June 24,ls72. jsne27t2t
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PROBABILITIES.
POLITICAL.

Springfield, H., &c. The democratic State
convention OF Illinois met in tho Opera
House to-day. The convention was called
to order at noon by Hon. A. G. Burr, chair.
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I0ifn.

In Camden, 10th inst, Benz r. Tyler, aged -
years.
In Union, nth inst Vim. Shepard aged &c years.
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Western state Normal School.

Graduating exercises eare 10 be held this
Pennington. From the animal catalogue of
the institution Just issued We copy the follow
Ing SUMMARY
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Cincinnati Produce Market
CINCINNATI, June u.
MESS PORK-i22j
LARD So.
BULK MEATS-s!es ia
RACON-shoulder, IA ciearrib .,s sides ~,
WHISKEY-sT
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Sewing Machines +!
The world IL G N O w N z a.
The best on Earth.
Tho Slnvar Still Triumnhan inf I

The Singer Still Triumphant !
This is a fact which cannot be denied. Do not
invest your money for cheap machine which is
liable TO get cut OF repair In short time. But be-
fore purchasing elsewhere be sure and call at the
looms of
s. II. DAVENPORT.
Water Street Hallowell. Me-, where You Will be-
sure to get good bargain. Mr.. Davenport has
been engaged in the sale and repairing OF sewing
machines for u long time, and he feels confident o.
suting his customers. Always get the best ana
that Will prove the cheapest IN the end
! aug30-tSwly
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House and Furniture For Sale.

r OFFER for sale the House and Furniture of
j Mr.. John G Adams on Grove Street, at bar
gain. Z. ". WHlTEHOCSE.
Augusta, June 26, 1872. jane21-ttf
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, June 49,
Gold closed at 1888
limited 0tafpa Sizes Command lSS! llQLa
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Girls Wanted.

INV Q capable girls wanted to do houseW orh
i at Squirrel Island, during July and August
Apply at the Office OF ~ Y. t. CHASE, l1G Water
St, (up stajrs) or ut residence on state street,
iune2I-ttf
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descicncy Of so -. Tie smosu, an.
the t-o school flnd. ,etaie- !. l,-t -.
si6.iHu6t insdii'ou 90 ti,. there .a.,,
Indebtedness Of 81 30 % uL.-t Lad
been created 'or tht Losf.tsI s- tie ,n...s
ali un ver-ity 80 tLat ths t,f,i .l.r...,,..,
,'ctah.r ]. 1871. NJ s--.-issS When
We tale into considers o. rI.t Cd. u-..i
demands 20 ih- treasust ae-es.f met tba.
deiic'rn., of ihe pre- q year provided
To-. aDi IRE qense- %. tIs Constitution
Convection pA.d 1ur .ns ilIe last f-csl ssa-
leS' ~ ia. snail t.ar-e against the
treasury ~ Rave goa r,a.o- to be- rrs'i
hed Al the .r prose 81 clr.l Sion 90 The fpau-
ces -" tie hr-' Jay OF ocioi.er. l>7i
ihsrc rtma.nci 1ucp-utei n1>.4l> % OF
previous Appropriations of which a.
% were paid during Oh, lat f-cai year --
On the 1T day of October. lS-2 th,r~ p. .
mninet untxpeulci sil .Oi3 90 OF pre,i-
Gus appropriations, which must De pad ga.
ring The present f-cal wear rh.- auoins-
lons plan of carving over appropriations
lr'n one ear g. the ueN.. grows out ofthe
IacI that while the fiscal year begin, on the
first day OF October, the Legislature which
70 to make the appropriations Tor the year
does hot convene until .ous aftcrvard.. and
The appropriations are not made until
about March l., live months after the com.
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tne AL oi pircs testimony. When DO \.
remembered iha,a sheriff obtain. credit "a.
the amount OF all i~liuqGcuc.es. it will be
seen that tiietemptai,ru t.. make these r.
turns are very strong. Cas,- sr CON
snutiy occurring in which la-t;es produce
receipts for taxes upon lands which have
"een returned delinquent. atI iu MANY
ca-es have preferred to redeem them rath
or ;nau to take the risk Of a suit in the f,-
lure or 20 be involved in the .oil, OF tine
''rierure laws. Surely more adeluat,
means ought To he provided tor the protrc.
tioa OF iandholders against these danger.
;Han those mow existing / invite vour
special attention. 10 this subject. with the
nope that greater safe uard, NAV bee al
i"ried to laud owners Great accuracy
ought to be required M making up the
iand books for each wear THIS car best
Se done 10y the officer who has the best
means OF Information. An assessor does
not assess the lands but merely "opi.> the
entries from tie former book. making ce-.
qnired TO ascertain from the owner wheih-
vr hls lands "ere properly entered Tor the
preceding wear, but 1t Ii utterly impract
cable TO do this in every instance and il II.
u dHiy very generally Neglected Ly the as
SCISSORS Aside from this, there j. no good
reason why the land books should be pre.
pared 10y the assessor. The clerk Of the
county court, as register OF deeds and
Wills, and ns custodian OF the dellnauen.
list and h-t~ OF lands sold tor taxes. and
ct all 'tner papers pertaining 10 LANDS.
ha, exclusive possession OF the iniorna
ton necessary 10 make up correct land
hook. Now, thus information. through
clumsy eNpcuients, must Ice communicated
To the Assessor Wouli J., tot be wise Ia
avoid this iuiirect,on hy imposing the
i"ty OF preparing the land books upon the
county court The assessors wiU then
haye ample lime to make their as-eS.-
mentS, and pr pare Their property books
There will toe but one land book ton each
county, and it could be prepared with he
Liberation and care WITHIN thcaIiutrl time.
believe int tins simple change vii pro-
duce most beneficial results in every point
of view
II, with master hand, Won can touch ana
reform the laws M regard to roads. tree
schools, and Delinquent and forfeited land-
You viii render 10 the people Of the STATE
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Balance .u Treasury Oc !, -, $50
Amount due school luod aud
general ,cnooi fund, Oct !.
I>'- - 3.
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slant, Brennus, wheatley, venetia, EN-. Robinson,
ImpecuniOus, two-year-ofd, by Vandal
August Observation-Disclosures, Henrietta, Vic
t0ria, Med0ra, Walker
7. w. Overwhelmingly, Midday.
r. w. Walden's-L0chie, two-year-old, by Lex
ingt0n AerOlite.
A. G. Franklin's-Gorlitza, bay colt, three-year-
old, by Lexington, Nevada, Arizona bay nlly. by
Lexington.
W. J. Bacon's- Chestnut fny, by Exchequer
w. r. Observation-Disclosures, bay filly, by Bay Dick
Nellie, Ransom, Ethel Sprague, HelmbOld, Con-
ductor Ransom, Hampton.
Mr. Acknowledgements.
Francis Morris stables arrived yesterday and
Charles Lloyd's and M. Ii. Sanford's will be there on
Monday
James A. Grimstead with stables from Kentucky
and Mr.. A. Keene Richards will be there on Mon
day.
Swigert's stables arrived yesterday.
G. w. Hunt Reynolds were looked for yesterday
afternoon, besides several others.
During the meeting there will be an additional
handicap race, mile heats, best three In five, to be
called the Schell Cup, for magnificent punch
bowl, presented by Mr.. Richard Schell
The club house on the track Is entirely finished,
and has splendid restaurant attached. There is
much talk about the fOur-mile race on the last
day OF the meeting. 1t ia thought that kngisher,
Littleton, Monarchist, Alroy and Susan Ann will
start
The Schell Cup will be run for on Tuesday, the
second day OF the meeting.
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EIGHT HOUR TROUBLES.
Meeting OF the Carpenters Last Night
Enthusiasm Among the Members.

Meeting OF the Carpenters Last Night
Enthusiasm Among the Members.
The amalgamated society of carpenters and
joners held meeting last evening at their place OF
rendezvous on Thirty-second street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. About one hundred members
were present. The object Of the meeting as
announced by the chairman was to take immediate
action in resisting the overbearing influence of
those employers who still persist in trying to
introduce again and enforce the ten hour system
upon the society.
The report of the delegates appointed to wait
upon Mr.. J. c. Howe, a builder OF extensive bust.
ness in Gansevoort street, was the first matter OF
Importance questioned by the members, In reply to
which the committee gave the organization to I'M
derstand that Messrs Howe & Co. were
willing TO retain their employees on the eight
hour system, and that after mature CON
their proposition or increased time with in
creased wages, on account or the substantial
and effectual support given by the society 10 the
nounced by some OF the members that men were
working ten hours In the shops of Mr.. Herman,
Fourteenth street and Ninth avenue; also In
Messrs. Smiths, in Broadway and Fortyseventh
street; in ROwans, on Ninth avenues In Slukers,
and In Townsend Davis, 1880 street and Broad
way Enthusiastic references were made to
M tns absorbing 10 er pSwer oSdt the w %s
OF labor from the society. Resolutions were finally
adopted suggestive o. the necessity OF influencing
ten-hour men TO leave their employers and look Tor
assistance to the treasury OF the society. Short,
pithy addresses were made by four or five OF the
members, all OF whom expressed themselves desr-
Gus OF unfolding the eghthour league under any
characterized the entire meeting, which lasted for
some two or three hours.
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RACING PROSPECTS At MONMOUTH PARK.

The following are a list OF the horses at Mon
mouth Park on Thursday last
John NJ Clay's-True Blue, Logan Bruce La Gi-
tana, Normandy, Ginger, Zebadie.
Joseph D0nahue's-L0rd Byron, Blind Tom, Mary
Hennessy.
DIR. Cattenach's--Dennis Burns.
John Boughran' s-Hamburg Gerald, Jamesburg
S0rrel Dan.
G. p. Coyle's-Experience Oaks.
w. Cottrilrs-Sauceb0x, sweepstakes, Magnolia
John Harper's-Lttleton, Platina, Extract, Ex-
press.
II. p. McGraths-Susan Ann, Bazine, John Doe,
Jury, Richard Roe, Tom Bowling,
Zeb. Wards-Commerce, Cynthiana, two-year-old
Aster0id colt.
John +. Chamberlip's-Lord Jersey, Mary Con-
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AQUATICs IN NEWARK.

three mile race over the Passaic River at
Newark took place yesterday between the Trtons,
q club Of Newark amateur rowcrs, and the Mystics,
club OF New York and Brooklyn youths, and was
won by the Tritons. The time was 23m. 28s.,
that OF the Mystics being 23m. 80 3-5s. The banks
were lined with spectators OF both sexes, who
took deep interest In the 0arsmen. On the river
also were several tugboats decorated with bunting
and loaded with living freight The course was
from foot of Clay street to the WoOdsde bOathouse
and back.
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CHILDREN's EXCURSION.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81 1877
Nearly thousand poor children, with their MOTH
ers, and nurses for the infants, started on free
excursion this morning to Rockland In East Fair
mount Park band OF musicians accompanied
them. The subscriptions for series OF excursions
of this character amounts 10 over $1,000.