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MISPLACED AFFECTION FOR LUxUB1Es.

AS Thomas Murphy was walking along Greenwich
street yesterday, he came opposite the store OF
Rosenstern Bros, and seeing number Of boxes,
among others a box Of sardines, did with the sar-
dimes what Melancholy did with the youth in Gray's
"Elegy,n-he largely marked them for his own"
Employing an express wagon, he had the
goods conveyed TO South street, not, however, un-
the PROCEEDINGS. traced the EXPRESS to lie destina
ton, and found the box In the possession OF MUIR
ply. He was brought up at the Tombs
other charge preferred against him by
kellour h Co., OF 70 Murray street, who
had o box OF tobacco taken from their
store yesterday. The tobacco was found In ga
loon in Washington street, where Murphy had de-
posted 1t, saying he would call again and claim IL.
The property was missed from the store and traced
to the saloon and an officer concealed himself until
Murphy came back and then arrested him. He was
committed to answer both charges, ~ default Of
$1,000 bail, by Judge Bowling.
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SUICIDE OF A SOLDIER.
He SWALLOWS a Dose OF Pofs0n-Dom estic
Dimcultfes the Cnuse-Driven to Despair
by an UnfaithfuI Wife.

He Swallows Dose OF Poison-Dome stic
Difficulties the Cnuse-Driven to Despair
by an Unfaithful Wife.
Yesterday morning Coroner Schirmer received in
formation that Albert Kuedig, soldier belong
ing TO company F, Fifty-nfth regiment Lafayette
Guards), had died at 124 Forsyth street. from the
effects or dose OF narcotic poison, which
It Is believed he had taken with suicidal
intent. Mr.. Kuedig, who lived and did business
at 432 Bro0me street, left home on Saturday after
noon, and soon afterwards called In upon some
friends living at the above number In FORSYTH
street. subsequently he became drowsy and pros
trating himself on lounge sank into state OF
unconscIousness, from which at late hour it was
found impossible to rouse him. Towards midnight
the family becoming alarmed called in Drs. Malm
and Berrian, who found the patient insensible and
efforts to rally him prOvedunavailing Mr. Kuedlg
remained In that condition till hafpast two O'Clock
on Sunday afternoon, when death ensued. BY per-
mission Of Coroner' Herman the body was
subsequently 81 ygsSaly removed to an undertaker's
held yesterday afternoon. The testimony
showed that deceased, who had wife In Germany
nad peen informed OF her infdelity, the result OF
which was an iilegitimate child. On several occa-
sions deceased had told Mrs. LincKe, where he went
to die, that he was unhappy, and at times seemed
evening, while Kuedig was In the house. Mrs. Llncke
gave him glass OF wine. subsequently she found
his pOcketbOok on the table, and In It was
card on the back OF which was written In Ger
man, "What this glass contains win be my death.u
Kuedig was not seen to put anything In tho wine;
drank 1t. The jury found that deceased came to his
death by taking an overdose OF some narcotic
poison, probably morphine. Mr.. Kvedig was thirty
five years OF age and Il native OF Switzerland.
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For delivery (basis low middng> the sales have
been foows:-Saes Saturday evening, after i. NJ.
May, 100 at p lISe 100 at 2se N goo at 2se 200 at
at sl6c regular June, 7oo At q llsc zoo at zssc,
Pike 100 at 2Aci October zoo at % siSc November
together Dscember 100 at ls3c Eschanged1g,Sc paid
Sales today up to sP MnApr 200 ct q slee, 100 at
9 5iSs coat as'Sc go At zc., goat 200 =
2sc 9 siSc, 100 at q 100 N, al % slide,
400 at Bloc May 100 at % 5l6c 100 june I0nt
23c and July 100 at &c together; May, 200 at % 56c,
and June go together lyme fgo nt q Lice 800
August 100 At 100 s 70 iolSS ! pss a. 2ie seBt t
October, 200 At ae, 800 at so1c November 100 at i9;
April for loo May, even paid to exchange SN $. N
u ny sse paid e exchange May for August
Total II $40 bales Grand total, 1910 bales Rates
cotton foreign ports closed nominal as fcllows-To
steam s sSSress s @ s HaT% II BTsme sy
BY steam, Ac gold, COMPRESSED sail s:,,,1To
ports by steam lc The total receipts at the ports
600 Mobile 7ls savannah As Charleston liz Whining
Total AGO This day last week, oa This day last year,
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G0LD-HIGHEsT 112%, LOWEST 1921.
The gold market to-day was on the weak side OF
the line, uctuating only along the fractions above
ia The Secretary Of the Treasury having
nounced that five sales Of two millions each would
be made during the month Of May, spectators be-
came slightly nonplussed in regard to the probable
effect the order would have upon the market, and
proper degree Of caution was therefore necessary
to be exercised.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Prime sterling is worth l1o1s for short sight and
1923 for sixty day bills-about all that can be said.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
The highest prices for government securities OBJ
tanned to-day compare with the quotations OF
Monday last as follows:-
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at a2c 93c In Barley remained quiet owing to
parties being apart In their views.
FREIGHTs-Thcre a trifie more inquiry for berth
room today but the market was by means active The
call In good part for provisions
for which about former were accepted The char
tering business less active but there still mod
crate inquiry for vessels for the petroleum trade
about former rates were current The engagements re-
ported to-day as follows TO Liverpool.
1000 bushels grain at 4d l4o0 boxes at l5s To
London, by steam $1,000 bushels grain 3d. 100 boxes
by sail 400 bbs resin on private terms The charters
the United Kingdom, 700 quarters grain S. a Norwe
gan bark hence to Pcnarth Roads, for orders $500 quar-
bark from Baltimore to direct port n United King
Boston,, from Philadelphia port In the German Bal
tic, 1880 bbs refined petroleum, 6 Italian brig
bb Several charters were pending for petroleum. but
not reported closed at q late hour
MoLAssEs-The market for both foreign and domestic
continued quiet and unchanged. Small, unmportant
sales made within the range of the annexed QUOTA
tinna otq.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
Money Easy at 5, 6 and ? Per
Cent.
Stock Market Feverish and IN
settled.
GOLD QUIE T
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES STRONG.
WALL STREET


MONDAY, April 800 Pm.
The market to-day for -four and wheat was firm,
with very little business doing. Cotton was mani
mate but prices were fully maintained.
MONEY MARKET.
Quiet and ease ruled In the money market Six
and seven per cent were obtained In the morning,
but the bulk Of the business was done at the figure
first named. The market became still more free In
the afternoon and at the close money was obtaina-
BILE at five per cent. The other departments OF trade
and commerce. being subservient to the money mar
ket are always sensitive In regard to Its condition.
and to the low rate at which funds were reached to-
day may be attributed to certain extent the little
rise In stocks. In the Western markets money Is
tight, and advances on grain and produce are OBJ
tanned with difnculty at ten per cent lenders re-
fusing to accommodate even at that figure, except
as favor to those who are able to furnish unex-
ceptionable paper and collaterals. Shippers are
looking this way for relief built win not be Afforded
them to any great extent until lake and canal
navigation enables them to land on the seab0ard O
large portion OF their accumulated stocks.
THE SHARE MARKET
The share market to-day was rather lively, and
prices had an upward inclination, Erie reaching
7ox; New York Central, 100H, Western Union,
1874 Lake Shore, OH; Rock Island, 116 st. Paul.
62A; Union Pacific, Az; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, Ok; and Columbus Chicago and Indiana Cen.
tral, 401, clean rise in the last named stock Of
three per cent over the highest price obtained in
February.
The market became feverish and weak in the
afternoon, and downward turn in prices was the
result. Erie fell OF to 69H, Ohio and Mississippi to
6ox, Union Pacific to 4OT, western Union to 7614,
New York Central to 1OOb Rock Island to 49, North
western to SOY, and Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central to H.
The highest and lowest quotations of shares
which are most heavily dealt in are shown in the
following table,
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BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS,

The Brooklyn Common Council met yesterday
afternoon Alderman Bergen assumed the chair.
A communication from the chairman OF the Sub
Committee on the Water Board was read. It's pur.
port was complaint that the Water and Drainage
Commissioners refused the Committee OF Fifty &C
York Bridge Company presented his report. II
showed that the amount realized by the sale Of
bonds up to August s, 1871 was Al sid, 400 90 The
report OF the President OF the Police Board showed
shat tho force v comprised Of 89a men. Of WNGR
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In consequence OF lax administration and neglect
OF former bureaus having charge OF these repairs
the committee was compelled to recommend That
the sum OF $780, 900 should be provided and dsbursed
with the most rigid and scrupuous honesty In re-
paving and repairing the many streets now
wretchedly out OF repair The following resolutions
were therefore mbmitted.-
.I Ees Sc q rsss w05s
streets a,.e sa
fh lie East
~ Ss %ss r cit,
IS
pairs" the sum OF 13Ol,O0A
All the resolutloni We're adopted on the motion Of
A'os THE ns' Ms Sasm THE stats LscrsLArunr
Alderman 4exAREN h7eught ap ~ report Of the
s s%ps sns s y ass SSDqg Ks pre-
Of the public markets By authority Of the State
Legislature 1ssEs 1870 o n. s1Spted.
Alderman GILsEY offered resolution asking the
Comptroller to stop AL payments to the contractors
for street cleaning until the streets are better
Assistant Aldermen.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen met at two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, pursuant to adjourn
ment, Otis T. Hall, President, In the chair.
REMoNsTRANcB.
The PRESIDENT presented remonstrancc from
Edgar Ketchum, residing at 12sth street and Second
avenue, against allowing the Second Avenue Rail
road Company to place starters box on the ave-
nue. near its junction with the Harlem River. The
remembrance was referred to the Committee Oh
Railroads.
THE coMPTRoLLER's WEEKLY STATEMENT.
The weekly communication from the Finance De-
partmet as to the appropriation made by the Board
OF Apportionment for the use of the Common Coun-
Gil was read, and showed credit balance the sum
of the appropriation not disposed of OF $26,162.
According to the act passed Goth January last
communications OF similar import are furnished by
the Comptroller to each department Of the city gov
eminent. 1880 ~
THE srARrER'6 BOX AGsN.
The PRESIDENT, having vacated the chair an
nonnced that the Mayor II compliance with the re.
quest Of the Board made at last meeting. had re-
turned the resolution passed April H. granting per-
mission to the Second Avenue Railroad Company to
stand the starters box referred to In the remon-
STRANGE, already noted as being presented by the
President. The President moved reconsideration
OF the subject OF the res0lutf0n After considerable
discussion the motion TO reconsider was lost and
the resolution again sent to His Honor the Mayor
for signature. sssi.
The Board adjourned soon after.
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FOREIGN QUOTATIONS.
The rise In Erie was probably caused by


running to 70 In the market.
STATE BONDS.
The followingar the highest figures for State bonds
obtainable In this market:-Tennessee skies, old,
69K; Tennessee sixes new, 20; Virginia skies, new,
90; Virginia sixes consols, 90; Virginia skies, de-
ferred certificates IS; Georgia sevens, 49, North
Carolina skies, old, 81; North Carolina skies, new,
%; North Carolina skies, special tax 15H South
Carolina skies, new January and JULY, 37X; Mis-
souri, SKIES, cox; Missouri skies, Hannibal and St.
Joseph, o.; Louisiana skies, old, IS; Louisiana
sixes new, 60; Louisiana sixes levee, 70.
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Cotton I'm Demand and Higher, Receipts
at the Ports 4,42O Balcs-Breadst
Ffrm-Onts Firmer and Active-Pctro-
Ieum Flrmer-Pork Was Shade
EasIer-CoTee Dull and Nominal-Whis-
key Irregular.
MONDAY, April 29-6PM
CorrFR.-The market continued duh and prices en-.
tirely nominal We quote :-Cargoes Rio ordinary l44c
l4,sc do. fair l5c. i5c do good l51sc l5kc; do
PRIME 1910 l6c gold in bond, sixty days ;Maracaibo
lsc. 19c.; Laguayra lsc Zoe, St. Domingo dn bond),
l3c. Java, &c. a Sc, gold duty paid.
CorroN.-The market for cotton on the spot very
quiet but owing q continued advance in prices for
future deliveries holders refused to sell than the
quotations appended, which show advance Of per
h. This improvement may be regarded purely nomi.
nal and made only to conform to the higher ruling OF
future contracts The sales reported Change up
follows
Toby. Sat. Ersniag Total
CONSUMPTION ................. al 1863 $50
Speculation .....,............ 30 30
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The based cotton running In quality
not more than hafa grade above or below the grade
quoted.
Flour GRArN.-Receipts-Flour, 7ss6 bbls.; wheat
51W bushels 90 7S5 bushels corn meal go bbs and
$50 bags; oats 1850 bushels; barley 500 do The flour
market was quiet but rmer at our quotations The sales
(pnr late Saturday aggregate about IL 500 bbs including
TO bbls OF Southern and 450 bb supcrne rye. Corn
meal In fair demand and frm. Sales 275 bills Bran
dywine ~ and 400 bags Southern at 81 81 per 100 bbs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALDHoUs-LAw.-On Saturday. April q, by the
Rev. T. H. Birch, at the PASTORS residence, 800 East
Thirty-ninth street, FREDERICK ALDHOuS, of this
city, to ELIZA j. LAW. formerly OF London.
London papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday, April 25
at st. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Church, by
the Rev. d. A. Mcrrick, 8. j., CAMILLus son of the
late Jacob Brandegee, to HATTIE b., daughter Of
william II. Coffee, all OF this city.
New Orleans and San Francisco papers please
copy.
Decentralization Saturday, April 81 by the
Rev. Charles 8. Brown, VINCENT w. CopcUTT, OF
New York, to Miss ANNIE i. BATES, OF Brooklyn.
FoRD--GREENE.-On Sunday, January q, by Rev.
J. FORD Of Washington, to Miss LOUISA GREENE, OF
this city.
Washington papers please copy.
HINMAN-HARMoN.-O "Wednesday, April "a, 1872,
at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION, by Rev.
George II. Houghton, SAMUEL y. HINMAN to SARAH
f. HARMON, both Of this city.
MANDEvILLE-M Long Branch, on
Sunday, April 2S, 1872, Mr. HENRY @. MANDEvILLE,
Of New York, to Miss LAURA MATHEWS, OF Fordham.
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wheat was quiet but r closing OF about 81 81 ~ %
f9r Ghnicaso SF Milwaukee Snh 4be salss we Te
about bushels at 81 IS for red winter, In store and
va 10 for white: Corn was heavy closing az apou.
ltc spot for mixed 76c. nc for yellow ana &c 100
for old Mixed In store Oats firm and moro active
Sales $1,000 bushels at SEC Sc for Western, In store and
aioat; Soc. 56c for white, and bike for black Illinois,
delivered Rye was arn, with saeaQf about bushels
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number eighteen are usually absent daily Mr..
William G. Kingsley has prepared and forwarded TO
the Legislature an affidavit, In which he denies the
charges brought against him OF malfeasance with
regard to his connection with the New York bridge
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1t will be that prices ruled about the same as
on Saturday, owing to the lack Of animation In the
gold market. The Sub-Treasurer has orders from
the Treasury Department to sell 49, 900 600 of bonds
during the month Of May, 81 000, 600 each OF the
dve Wednesdays.
FOREIGN QUOTATIONS.
Consols and Americans are reported steady in the
London market, with an advance OF Erie Of one per
cent. Prices compare with those Of Saturday as
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Board OF Aldermen.

The weekly meeting OF the above Board was held
yesterday, Alderman Mehrbach In the chair. The
following business, well as the ordinary routine,
general ORDERS occupied the attention OF the Board
until five O'Clock, when the Board adjourned
PORTRAIT OF PROFESSOR MORSE
Alderman WILDER moved that the Committee on
Arts and Sciences be authorized to procure for the
Governors room q full-length picture of the late
Professor Samuel F. d. Morse the cost not to ex-
coed $4,000. The resolution was laid over.
STREET PAYMENTS.
Alderman VANCE brought up a report from the
Committee on Street Pavements In which, at the
request OF a number OF citizens they called the at
tention of the city authorities to the disgraceful
condition OF the street pavements In many Of the
most used and prominent thoroughfares I'm the CITY,
The money raised and expended for repairing
streets during the past four years was rs foows:-
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1000 Nil 4 st Paul Ist.o
1000 Pac II rs, gtd Mo.
30 shs Bank OF Com'ce
20 Continental Bank.
400 Quick NJ Co. :. bic
800 Quick NJ Go pref. =.
800 Atlantic NJ IS Co. :.
POO Con Coal of Md..bc
an Pac M IS CO
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illness LAWRENCE GAvA6AN, a native OF the partsh
OF Knlueah, county Westmeath, Ireland, aged "a
The friends OF the family, and also his brothers,
James and Patrick, are respectfully Invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence goa Sixth
GILDERsLEEvE.-On Sunday, April %, at the resi-
dence OF her parents, 200 West Houston street,
MARY GILDERsIEEvE, only daughter OF Thomas and
Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian
church, corner OF Spring and yarlck streets, on
Thursday, May 2, at one O'Clock p. M.
GHMoRE.-0n Sunday, April %, PATRICK GILMORE,
native OF the county Monaghan, Ireland aged ~
The relatives and friends OF the family are rc-
spectfuny invited TO attend the funeral, from his
Wednesday morning, at eleven O'Clock, to St. MI
chael's church. In Thrty-second street and Ninth
fered up for the repose OF his soul; thence to Cal
vary Cemetery for intcrment.
GRANT-On Monday, April 20; LEWIS GRANT, Jr.r
youngest son OF Lewis and Isabella Grant, In the
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence East Fortieth street. on Wednes.
day afternoon, May ], at two O'Clock.
GRELLY.-JOHN, the only son OF John and Mary
Grely, aged years and days.
The friends and acquafnfances or the family ara
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this tues
day. afternoon, at halEpast one O'Clock, from tho
residence OF his parents, No. is Sixth avenue.
GUyoN.-At ROssville, Staten Island, on Sunday
April 20, JOSEPH G. GUYoN, In the Goth year OF his
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
Ine funeral, on wednesday, May i, NJ the MeJn0ulBv
chapel, Rossville, at hafpast two O'Clock p. NJ
HAGENBACHER.-M Wilamsbnrgh, on Sunday.
Apr 49, BABErTE, the beloved wife OF Gottlleb
Hagenbacher, after short aud illness, aged
AZ years.
Funeral will take place on Wednesday, May 1, at
halfpast nine O'Clock A. H., from the residence
No. 800 Grand street The friends OF the family,
also the members of the Congregation Beth Elohim,
the Ladies' Benevolent Society OF Willlamsburgh,
llille Lodge, No 2s, /. O. Is. h Cassia Lodge, No,
gas, r. and 4, NJ crusaders Lodge, No. q. T. b. Of
o. T., and Dan Lodge. No. o. I. o. Il. s. OF l., are
invited to attend the funeral.
GOTTLIEB HAGENBACHER,
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Paris, 4. Jauvier de la Pratte, ex-Prefect
of the department OF Eure, whose trial at
Rouen on the charge of Incorporating
funds for the relief of France has excited so
much attention, was to-day acquitted and
honorably discharged.
President Theirs to-day in reply to depu-
tation of Englishmen, stated that the present
passport system was only temporary and
promised encouragement for the tunnel pro-
ject.
The project of the department of Rhone
asks for military reinforcements for the
maintenance of order, which is menaced by
the rapid increase of worklngmen's clubs and
illegal secret societies.
London, 4. Copies of the American case
in full as submitted to the Geneva board OF
arbitration will be distributed in both houses
of Parliament on Saturday.
The operations in the flax mills at Leeds
have struck for a reduction of the time OF
labor to hours per day. They are orderly
and no trouble is apprehended.
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IMMEDIATELY.-1f every family knew the
value of Miss Sawyer's Salve, they would i'm
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it. If your Druggist is out of this Salve
and neglects to keep supplied, send seventy
five cents as directed in another column, and
say you saw the advertisement in this paper
Not among the least of the invaluable prop
critics of Miss SAwYER's SALvE are its bene-
fetal effects on the hair. Rubbed on the
scalp in five or six different parts it promotes
the growth of the hair, prevents its turning
gray, and on bald spots, it produces new
growth of hair. No lady should be without
this invaluable article as an indispensable
cosmetic for the toilet. 1t eradicates dandrufi
and disease from the head, and blotches and
and pimples from the face. TIT
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which the detached sleeping car. received q
was impossible to prevent Is forciblv bunt.
ing the car before it. The Pullman Va, m.
injured, with the exception of bending Il,
guard and throwing out of order it, patent
coupling. The shock of the car it colided
with was startling. The lights were put ont
and broken; the passengers greatly shaken
up, and one lady so frightened she tainted
The platform Of this car was 20 stove mn II
had to be left at Biddeford, where another
car was procured and the train passed on, ar
irving at Portland little behind time, but
with no further damage. None Of the pas
sengers were injured. Journal
The import trade of the past week at New
York was remarkable for the largest entries
of dry goods and the heaviest total known
in the history of the government for any
single week. The total is $l4, 900, 7l3. and
almost equally divided between foreign dry
goods and foreign general merchandise. The
customs duties paid into the Treasury the
week before, amounting to tie unprecedented
toal of 81 ,929,S72, foreshadowed the heavy
entries. The amount of goods of all kinds
taken for immediate consumption is nearly
equal to the original entries, showing trade
demand for the spring season about twenty
per cent. ahead of last spring, which was
then regarded as unusually prosperous. The
increase in foreign dry goods alone is full
thirty per cent.
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STATE NEWS.

The Eastport Sentinel says that John
Stamp, young man of about 20 years of
age, while at work on board the steamer
Queen on the 25th inst, met with serious
accident by getting caught under the crank
CT the engine. One of his thigh bones was
broken, his collar bone fractured and his
head was badly jammed. He was fortunate
in escaping with his life
The Telegraph says one-sixteenth of bark
Isaac Lincoln" was sold at public auction
at Brunswick, on Tuesday last, for one hun
dred and seventy-fve dollars, subject to a
claim of four hundred dollars. The 1. l..
is new vessel, built in 1869 and cost S4O,-
900.
List of Patents issued to citizens of Maine
for the week ending February 27:
S. l.. Jones, Dennysville; Washing Ma
chine
S. T. Nickcrson, South Orrington; Mast
Head.
j. II. Butler, Hampton; Lath Machine.
J. w. Farwell, Lewiston; Cloth Doubling
and Folding Machine.
A. r. Spaulding, Clinton; Metallic Coun-
ter for Boots and Shoes.
Under date of March g. 1872, 233 Pa
tents will be issued. During the week end
ed Feb. &c SIS applications and &c caveats
were filed.