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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07
Fairfield Locals,

j. S. Tibbetts at work in II. 4 j. NJ. Fogg';
mill, sawed his hand severely on Monday Of
this week.
L. Totman & Co. have purchased Force
Pump, made by W. & b. Douglass, Middle
town, Conn, TO protect their mill in case Of
fire. The total cost will be about $3.50.
Mr.. Charles Sloper is the lucky man, hay.
ing caught one OF the salmon at the foot OF
the dam. 1t weighed ls IL pounds and
measured 81 inches.
We understand that James W. Sylvester
of Benton, who refused to settle with j.
Winslow Jones on the same terms offered
other creditors, has been induced to withdraw
his suit against Jones, by having counter
suit brought against him for libel
We hear that Messrs. Gerald ( kenricL
have sold the colt that they bought few
weeks ago for 5000, to parties in Gardiner for
$4,000; ard some Of the knowing ones say
that they could still do better.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, Ne, 6. The society of the Army
and Navy of the Gulf met here to-day. The
business meeting was held at nine o'clock,
Admiral Bailey. the President presiding; af-
ter which the association embarked in the
revenue steamer McCulloch, for an excur-
sion. They will dine on a clam hake at Lit
tic Hog Island.
The society of the Array and Navy OF the
Gulf returned from their excursion at = quur-
ter to six. having had a very pleasant day.
The steamer went nearly to Harpswell, pass
ing among the Islands. The banquet takes
place this evening at eight o'clock.
Nine o'clock P. M.-The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year Presi-
dent, Admiral Theodorus Bailey; Vice Pres
dents Gen. W. T. Franklin, Admiral
Thatcher; Recording Secretary, Col. Gran
Vile r. fIanes; corresponding secretary,
Maj. James +. Montgomery; treasurer, Gen.
Jacob Sharp; executive committee. Gen.
Geo. =. Bssell of Tenn, Gen. Steven Thorn
as, VT, Lieut. Col. John Tracy, Jr, New
York, Lieut.. Col. Chas II. Parkhurst, Provi.
dence, II. L., Mai. VIM. r. Brownell, Hart
ford, Capt. c. Cinnie, Waterbury, Conn,
Lieut.. Leonriders L. Hall, West Meriden,
CT The place for the next meeting to be
Hartford, Conn. Orator, Gen. George +,
Shepley; poet, Col. }. W. DeForrest. Votes
Of thanks were extended TO Hon. Israel
Washburn. Junior Collector, through whose
influence the revenue steamer had been OBJ
tanned, 20 Leigh and officers of the revenue
steamer McCulloch, to Capt. Parker, City
Marshal, to the municipal officers and ci,i
zens of Portland, for courteous officers and
to the Army and Nav | non Of Portland.
At . O'Clock the banquet took place
l2.40 O'Clock. the banquet Admiral
Bailey presided, having Gen. Shepley on his
right and Admiral Thatcher on his left. Dur
ing the courses the Portland Band played
choice selections.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington 6. There was an increased
number Of visitors to the President, including
many ladies', at the Executive Mansion to.
day.
The assistant secretary of the treasury,
Sawyer, left last night for Boston.
The secretary Of the treasury to-day for the
second time rejected proposals for the pur-
chase Of the hospital at New Orleans. The
highest bid was So 900.
All the members of the cabinet were with
the President during this forenoon.
TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington, 6.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day:
Currency, $o,979,9s5
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, $1,000, 900
Coin, Sl,009,3S4
Coin certificates, 1854 800
Legal tenders outstanding, 356,000,000
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The annual convention of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows Of Rhode Island commenced
at Providence on Tuesday.
Sanford B. Hubbard is to be route agent
between Portland, Me-, and Gorham, n. II.
And now evidence in the Tichborne case is
found in the shipping records of the port of
Baltimore.
Excavations in search of the site of an
cient Troy have resulted in the discovery of
much treasure.
The reported accident to yacht in Long
Island Sound is denied.
The board of health Of New York have or.
dered the seizure and destruction of all un-
ripe fruit and vegetables found in the city.
South American advices represent hope.
less condition in Paraguay, warike prepare
tons of the national army against the rebels
in the Argentine Republic, and lul in the
church and state discussions in Brazil.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, G. Sharkey, the murderer, is
under close surveillance. Some of his friends
lately having furnished him with bottles of
brandy, after drinking which he behaved out
rageously, assaulting not only his keepers but
his own counsel. He is to be hung on the
18th inst.
The gas bills for As. year were nearly
5000, 900 less than under the ring" rule.
A man named Fuller of Providence is said
to be implicated in the murder of Andrew
Gargan (not Garvin) on Monday night. Full
Ter was last heard from yesterday at New
port.
The wife of DIR. Barker having died under
suspicious circumstances, he has been put
under peace surveillance.
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quarry at Skowhegan. 1t 10 of darker color
than any we have seen. The extensive quar-
ries are owned and being worked by T. II.
Dinsmore, Esq.
Proprietors of the steam saw mill, recently
erected at Lowell are laboring under some
discouragements, though thus far their perse-
verance has been equal to every emergency,
and the mill is in operation. The only obsta-
Gle now remaining seems to be an insufficient
supply of water to feed the engine. Being
situated upon an elevated piece of forest
ground it was found necessary to sink a well
for the purpose, and after digging a distance
of from 25 to 30 feet they came in contact
with solid bottom. Blasting was resorted to,
by which access was gained to a small supply
of water, but not enough to keep the boiler
well filled. Other measures are being taken
to get supply from spring near by.
The property of Thomas X. Law at Madison
Falls, on the Portland & Ogdensburg railroad,
has been leased for ten years to Philadelphia
parties, who propose to build paper mill on
the premises.
The FIGURING Mill Co. at Paris have re-
ceived from the West during the month of
July, twenty thousand bushels of corn and
about five thousand bushels of wheat.
The Messrs. Patten of Bath have recently
turned out of their works for the Portland and
Ogdensburg Railroad, passenger observation
car to be used this season for those who de-
sire to get good view Of the mountain
scenery. The car has open sides like street
car with canvass curtains or sides which can
be drawn partially or wholly down in case Of
rain or too much sun glare. 1t is also pro-
vided with movable cane seated chairs like
those of the Pullman parlor cars. 1t cost
$1,000
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August &.

chicago, August u.
Fiour demand light and holders firm, choice eX-
spot duh and shade lower; seller August no. .
spring IL, for regular spot 4]s, August X: Sep.
at D ~ rejected 81 lCorn in fair demand and low.
er s CLOSING es quiet; no mixed sss4aa spot Au.
gust 1 %, september rejected 81 l2a35, high mixed
26ai August 26, September rejected "a I-2a2j. I'VE
firm, scarce and higher at 59aG0 for no. 2. Barley
dull and nominal for spot no. fall, IS for August
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork Is IS Au-
gust 10 No september. Lard 714aX. Bulk Meats
steady at yesterdays quotations. Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey quite weak AZ ~.
Freights to Buffalo Corn L.
Receipts-5,0O0 -four; q 600 wheat; 1J2 600 corn
y 900 oats; 5000 rye.
Shipments 900 -four; $1,000 wheat; 2sS Oe0
corn 10000 oats; 1000 barley
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E EpIroR OF THE Journal.

To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL
| have but a word to say in regard to the
communication purporting to be reply to
my card published in your columns. call
attention to the fact that it is anonymous,
while at the same time so contrived as to de-
ceive the public into the immpression that it
is signed by the Trustees OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. 1t is dated as from the
office of that Company, and is so arranged as
to bring in the names of the Trustees at the
usual place for signature. Having exposed
the deceit in this respect, do not consider
thar the article, without signature, requires
any further notice at my hand, as it does not
undertake to specifically answer any state
ment of facts made by me, but only reitera;es
Mr.. Winston's steTeotyped certificates Of
character procured from indulgent friends.
SHEPPARD ROMANS,
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New York, August I'd, 1878.

DEAR Journal Allow me to correct
mistake which inadvertently crept in to the
mention, in recent issue, of the scholarship
given to the Hallowel Classical School by
Mrs. Eastman. Mrs. +. formerly resided, as
stated, in beverly, Mass, but is now residing
in the family of Mr.. Harris, American Cor
sui at Venice, Italy. Ii.
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CATARRH

Cannot be cannot be cured by snuffs, washes or To-
cal applications. IL is weakness of the constitu-
ton developing itself in the nasal organs first al
forwards extending To throat and llngs, ending
generally in Consumption, if not checked by prop
er remedies. Pains in the head, back, loins, and
weakness of Kidneys, are its attendant diseases.
More people have Catarrh than any other disease.
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases. some of
thirty-hye years standing, have been entirely cured
in New Hampshire the past three years by the Con-
stifuttonat Catairh Remedy. Certificates to back
pamphlet, sent free on application to Litteheid 4
Hayes, druggists, proprietors, Manchester, N. II
send name on postal card, and II will cost only q
cent, Price u per bottle. jply23 w3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

ear it rumored that the ''excess ticket
(which has been used on the Maine
for some time past, is to be abolished,
tern Railroad officers as well as some
Maine Central officials, being sensibly
led against it. 1t certainly has been
nuisance in Its operations. We have
h instance in hand. Two elderly ladies
kcord one day this week, for Harps-
On the Maine Central they paid their
the cars, giving the amount asked
Diving "excess tickets" These they
d were to be taken up by the conductor
hey reached their destination. They
hangers in the State. They reached
lick, but still holding these tickets,
he above Misrepresentation, they rode
so they did not meet their friends that
Tone of a thousand instances.
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. Gushing, at work in Treat, Lang &
Co. mill in Bath, had the thumb of his right
hand taken of in the machinery on Tuesday.
There is sharp rivalry between the Dex-
ter and Moosehead lake stages. One of the
proprietors paid passenger Sl.25 to ride
through to the lake with him the other day.
A little boy by the name Of D o,a". aged
10, caught his hand betwe, some rollers in
the shoe factory in Richmond Ia week, and
had it badly crushed. Two fingers nau to be
removed.
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Railroad Excursion.

We cannot forbear to say few words
through the columns of your paper in praise
OF our excursion. With pleasant company
and the good old steamer whose "clarion
notes have echoed and re-echoed along the
shores Of the old Kennebec, that runs like a
line of silver through the hills and valleys of
our own loved State, we proceeded on our way
to Mouse Island with Capt Mclaughlin, whose
interest did not slacken for the welfare of his
passengers from the time we left the wharf
till he returned us to the same. Long shall
we remember our pleasant trip, its agreeable
association and the kindness of Capt. Nc
Laughlin, whom we recommend to the excur-
sion going public as in every way worthy of
their patronage. EMrIofIEs.
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Crushed TO Death.

Lowell, Mass, 6. A most lamentable ac
cilent occurred here at about ) o'clock this
afternoon. VIM. Dobbns, an extensive man.
utacturer of steam boilers, was instantly
killed by being crushed under boiler of four
tons weight, the placing in position of which
he was experimenting, at the Lowell Card
Clothing Co. S new building. He was thirty
six years old, an alderman of the city, and an
active and efficient business man. He leaves
widow and three children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

VENTILATED SPRISGLEsS Truss. We are
common and perpleXing trouble known as
Hernia or Rupture, that a new and very per
fec. Truss and Supporter is TO be introduced
in this city on Friday, August 9th. The in
ventor, DR.. Sawyer stops at the Mansion
House, and will remain three days. Those
interested should not fail TO examine thi,
important invention. DR.. S. also visits Gar
diner, Johnson Hsuse, August lth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

kunion of the Second Regiment Maine
y is to be held in this city, on Wednes-
|e goth of this month, at 10 o'clock A.
\ is desirable that, at this first reunion
survivors of the old regiment, every
|r should be present, as it is contempla.
effect permanent organization. The
int of the association will furnish free
tickets to members of the regiment,
tmmittee of arrangements are A. B.
! 6, Eben Hutchinson, George w. Mar
In H. Roberts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

There will be a grand trot on WEDNESDAY.
August 18th. at G.. M. RoBISsoN's Central
Park, Augusta. First appearance of Gen.
I'ilton's fine stallion, "Slasher": John Mays
'Whitc Stockings" and G. NJ. Robinson's
daylight, ARE sure to trot. fine fell
Of three minute horses have agreed to enter
for purse OF 500. President Grant will be
10 the city and has been invited to be present
az the trot. au27ftf
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FIRE RECORD.

Boston. {. Fire broke out this evening in
the Boston Betting Co.'S works, Boston High
lands, doing damage to the building and stock
to the amount of $4,000, which is covered
by insurance in Boston, New York and Liv-
nnnl Offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

treasurer of st. Marks Home grateful
howledges the following donations for
bnth of July: Mr.. Allen Lambard,
be walk, butter; Mr.. II. A. Dewitt,
Gen. Tiltop, lG boxes strawberries
firam Fuller, night lamp; Mrs VIM.
iii, flowers; Longfellow & Sanborn,
bers; Managers, lamb, vegetables,
flowers, ice cream; Hon. J. W. North,
h of Augusta.
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Nallomell Eocal Nems.

& Nv IIr,,;nc,o, !, I,,;n, ,bo c,r,a,,;on
~,
hi. lot ov,ora;r, from co,,,,, n I-,;o,
NV
Streets between Middle ana warren 1he
lot is one Of commanding view and desirable
location. with plenty of space for walks.
Lawns ronnteins 60 Thu l,i,a;,os ora 70
-, ~,
oe eoihPIe'eo 'he coming au'unhD' %ha VIII
greatly improve the appearance OF the local
ity.
a case OF petty larceny oelore the ponce
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New York, 6. 1t is stated that large guam
titles of disintectants have been sent to Long
Branch to overcome the foul atmosphere oc-
casioned by great number of dead horses on
the beach and an equally large number float
ing in the surf.
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.

Boston, Mass, G. John W. Young, charged
with forging money orders on the Post Office
Department in Chicago and other Western
cities, was o-day, in accordance with United
States laws, turned over to Special Detective
Elwell, who started with him for Chicago,
where he will be tried
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BATH.

Bath, Ne, 6, The large iron foundry of
Gen. Thos. W. Hyde, which was destroyed
by fire on the pa ult., involving loss OF
Sl5, 900, has been rebuilt and was put in
operation and castings made this afternoon.
just fourteen working days from its ashes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07
FOREIGN.

Vienna, 6. The International Patent
Rights congress has resolved that the com
mon protection of inventions should be guar
anteed by the laws of all civilized countries.
London, 6. Emigration from Russia to
America is increasing. Four hundred Rus
slams sailed to- day in one steamer. The
movement threatens to depopulate some dis
tricts in Russia.
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COntradicted.

Boston. 6. Sir John A. Macdonald thus
settles the report from Montreal that he
had attempted suicide. The despatch is to an
inquring friend in Boston:
''Riviere, Du Laup, Pa, Aug. G, 1873.
1T is an infamous falsehood. was never
better in my life
(Signed), JOHN A. MACDoNALD.
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My KINGDOM FOR llogsE.--What tn
purse of King Richard could not then pro
cure, all can now purchase for song. fhe
Ccntaur I.iDiment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure lame ore, and
more than that-it is the most remarkable
thing for swellings, stiff joints, caked breasts
stings and bruises, the world has ever seen.
A man ought to suffer with the rheumatism
who has not tried this liniment.
CHILDREN CRy-for Pitchers Castoria
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. II Is a substitute for
castor Oil. august l+-lm
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hean fellow is spoken of by the Portland
|tiser. A brother and sister fitted for
University together, and both passed
ANIMATION. The brother then declared
sister entered, he wouldn't, ard as she
he'd in her determination, he has gone to
bin. That fellow will be "hazed" at
bin. The girls are as smart as the boys
time, and the "big brother ought not
|ow if his little sister passes an exami-
as satisfactory as his own.
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Personal.

Personal.
f. w. Whitehouse, Esq, dispenses justice
in the municipal court during Judge True's
ABSENCE Superintendent johnson goes to
Houlton, to attend Teachers Institute there.
III. w. Gallison is at Fort Point.-Mr.
Giles o. Bailey, Of the Portland Advertiser,
has given up work for the present on account
of il-health, and is succeeded by Mr.. L. H..
Cobb.-Rev. VIM. Tilley of Sidney, who
was made d. d. at the late Commencement
of Colby University, disdains the empty honor
and declines to wear the title.-Rev. +. r..
French of Chesterville, is in the city, solicit
ing subscriptions for the Maine Industrial
School for Girls.---Mss Lizzie johnson,
Miss Alice Harlow and Miss Maud Gould, of
of this city, are to enter Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, in September. Hon.
C. z. Kimball is in town.
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POLITICAL.

Boston, Mass, 6. The Democratic State
Central Committee held meeting to-day and
assigned September third the time, and Wor-
cester the place for holding the regular State
Convention. The session was private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

The enterprising and spunky firm Of kaler
|thers, dry goods dealers, is still meeting
success. They have a fine stock of
|mer goods now in the store. which they
|selling at prices that will astonish those
do not believe in pushing things
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here is to be another trot at G.. NJ. Robin
B Central Park, in this city, as will be
by notice elsewhere. From the success
opening of the Park on the 4th Of July,
bubble know that Mr.. Robinson will give
everything he a1vertises to do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

he Adjutant General has Officially notified
lrge number of towns that they ha' e failed
complete and forward to the office the en-
nent of the Militia, as required by law.
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WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
Washington, Aug. G.-S P NJ.
For New England, falling barometer, south
easterly winds, rising temperature, followed
by occs >ional rain Thursday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

Immediately following the large meeting at
esalboro', the Society of Friends are to
be protracted meeting at the Quaker
letting house in Winthrop.
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Arrested.

St. Louis, :. A gentleman from Carln-
Vile, H., says that a man who refused to
give his name or antecedents was arrested in
that city on Monday on suspicion of being
one of psrty who robbed the railroad train in
Iowa
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larry Hanks, a son of VIM. p. Hanks,
+ years old, living on the river road in this
=, was run over by horse in the pasture,
|sday evening, and his leg broken at the
In. He was attended by DR.. Martin.
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gentleman the other day decided to stop
in the Daily, and was about
ling for the Office to order its discontinue
|. Just then a stranger came in bringing
Job, having in his hand the advertise
cut from the journal, which served to
II him. Our friend has concluded 10 con-
advertising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

Two hundred young men in this city and
Unity have been summoned before the
land Jury, now in session in this city, to
kify in regard to liquor cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

|Our up-river friends, and those all along
line, will not forget the excursion to the
|outh of the river, by railroad and barge, on
I iday.
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Cincinnati. August C.
PRONISIONS-firm
PORK-i6 509l6 30; GALES 1900
LARD-steam q; kettle 50 d
BULK MEATS-shoulders Sls6; clear rib side!
9b1-; clear sides 91td-.
BACON-shoulders sTa9 clear rib sides loH
IS clear sides l0hat..
WIlISkEY-20.
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Fatal Accident,

Boston, Mass, C. Joseph o. Bert was
killed to-day while digging well at Mattapan
by falling head foremost into it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

The regular session of the Board Of County
Commissioners for Kennebec county will
commence the third Tuesday in August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

gentleman went to Hampder to spend
ion, and found his old neighbors and
Is earnestly engaged in the work of COM
Ig church edifce. He pulled off his
and rolled up his Sleeves and for more
month has scarcely lost day of hard
upon the church, besides contributing
ply in money. OF course everybody
him splendid, especially the young Ia
n the society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

Hannah Holmes of Smithfield, poor in
he girl, escaped from the Insane Hospital
Monday, and has not yet been found, al
|,ugh dligent search is being made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-07

Gov. Boutwell,, Hon. Ginery Twichell and
en-. 3. +. Butler, are expected to accompa-
the President on his visit to this city.