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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30
STATE MEMS.

Eight hundred summer tourists, Gen. John
c. Fremont among the number, are sojourn-
ing at Mt Desert.
Generals Johnston, Beauregard and Long
street and their families, are coming to Maine
to rusticate, about the 10th of August.
The post Office at w illiamsburg, in Piscata-
quis county, has been discontinued The
Maine Register shows that no returns have
been made from the Office since 1872.
Hon. VIM. Buxton, one of the most highly
respected and valued citizens of North Var
mouth is dead.
The dwelling house of James c. Freeman
of Bowdoin was totally destroyed by fire on
Friday, thd 18th. Nothing was saved
The organist OF the st. Lukes Cathedral
in Portland, is taking his vacation. His place
is filled by Mr.. Lane, organst OF Christ
Church, Gardiner.
The Wing says that lady who was riding
to liampden Saturday was overtaken by the
tornado which tore the curtains from the car
rage and nearly tipped it over. On arriving
home the first enquiry made was Where is
your bonnet?' After hearing her story OF
the force of the wind its loss was explained
though she had not before noticed that it was
gone.
| Last Saturday, says the Press, a heav,
| thunder shower passed over Paris. The
lightning struck the barn of Mr.. j. Ripley
and tore off the clapboards on one side.
Gov. Perham and staff have gone to Rhode
Island to attend the reunion of the Veteran
Militia.
A little boy, son of Capt. Durgin, aged six
years, fell from log in Freeport, on Friday
last, breaking the bone OF his arm at the ell
bow, so badly that the bone stuck out through
the skin. There was no one with him at the
time of the accident and the little fellow
walked to the house, some little distance,
holding the broken arm in his hand.
During the thunder shower of Saturday
evening the house of Capt. Elisha Hopkins of
Carmel was struck by lightning and consider
ably damaged, and Mrs. Hopkins very narrow
" escaped being killed. She had Just gone to
her chamber to close the window when the
bolt struck the house nearly over her head,
! stunning and for time quite paralyzing her,
but she has recovered.
The Commencement exercises of the State
College of Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts, at Orono, will occur as follows
Sunday evening, August 3D., Baccalaureate
Sermon by the President.
Monday, Written Examinations finished
and in the evening Presidents Levee.
| Tuesday forenoon, Oral Examination,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30
MEXICO.

City of Mexico, l9-via Havana, 80. The
government has received dispatches confirm
ing the report that Losado was taken prisoner
on the l4th inst.
The Topic revolution is about ended.
The government is arranging to send 5000
troops to reinforce the army in the Rio
Grande.
Minister Mejia declares that he will not
support the government in its dictational pow
ers. He is charged with holding revolution
airy caucuses at the house of Santa Cecilia,
son-in-law of the late President Juarez
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, July 20.

chicago, July ~.
Flour firm, fair demand, with light offerings
sales extra Spring 59oaj.j0; good to fancy Mimi,
quiet, weak for seller August sales No. Spring
II Ia spot LIS 3 5 August No. Spring steady
sales; New l.2i; No spring 0l l-l rejected !W
-. Corn advanced fair demand; 81 4a-2 for No
mixed regular; 36al-I Tor fresh spot 81 81 bid
seller August ). IL seller spot; ltjected 33 Ia
sales No ,, 1884 spot - i,4aa6 - seller august
rejected -. Rye firm, fair demand, shade higher
sales No :, 80 2 BARLEY dahl, nominal, spot dull
"a eicr for futures; sales No. Fail seller Scptem-
Der ~. Pork-an advance asked, none established,
held 1870 spot Lard dull, lower, 7.S cash; sales
summer - HnlA Meats steady, 7 IL for shout
Bacon steady, quoted IL for shoulders, IS for
clear rib Sides 10 is for clear sides Sugar cured
hams l3alj L.. Whskey firm, So.
Receipts-G ,000 Hour; S. 600 wheat; coo corn;
80, 900 oats.
Shipments.-2 900 no,r; 1000 wheat 10000
corn: $4,000 oat-; lWU barley
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Railroad ACciaCrat.
Several Persons Injured. Two Supposed
Fatally.


Buffalo, n. y, 20. The Niagara Falls
train of the Erie Railroad came into collision
with a passenger train on the Buffalo, New
York x Philadelphia Railroad, about !
clock this evening, at the Clinton street
crossing, about two miles out of the city
Two persons, Mrs. Dooley of Elmira, and
Mrs. Pierce of Buffalo, are supposed to be
fatally injured. Some ten or twelve others
were injured Tut not seriously. The escape
from death by the passengers on the New
York Philadelphia train was miraculous.
The Erie train struck near tie end Of the hind
passenger coach of the other train, knocking
the end off and throwing the car off the track.
The injuries to the passengers were caused by
the rolling over of the ear. Each road throws
the blame of the accident on the other. Most
of the injured passengers proceeded with the
train; those seriously hurt were brought to
Buffalo and received medical aid.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
AID FOR CUBA.


New York, 30. Kingston advices report
that the Cuban blockade runner Virginius
safely landed 100000 cartridges, 500 Rem
mingtons, 500 needle guns, and large
amount of other war material.
Gen. Quesada stated yesterday that aid for
the Cubans was shortly expected from Chill.
Peru, Ecuador and Mexico.
NUEvITAs SACKED.
A Havana letter says that the insurgents
recently entered Nuevitus, and while the gov
ernor shut himself up in the fort, they sacked
the town, not losing man.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
New York, 20. On reaching Kingston to-
day, President Grant and party will leave by
special train, ascend Lookout Mountain by
fleet horse in readiness, and returning to
Kingston tonight, will hold a reception at
Gen. Sharpe's residence.
TEA TRADE.
New York, %. The depression in the tea
trade during the past year or two has caused
the failure of number ot firms The recent
LOSSES are estimated as high as six millions
dollars.
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
New York, 30. The Times Washington
despatch confirms the previous statements as
to Vice President Wilson's paralytic stroke
having disturbed his features and impaired
his speech.
DEsrLRATE CoNvICr.
New or&, 20. At Sing Sing yesterday,
while draft of prisoners being made for
the Auburn prison, the notrious Yves Allen,
armed with large knife, entered cell and de-
fed any one to approach him. When an at.
tempt was about to be made to capture him,
Allen pointed TO a can containing about a
pound Of nitroglycerine and threatened to
blow up the prison, should any one modest
him. The warden deeming discretion the
better part Of valor, left Allen behind the
bars in possession of his deadly instruments
DROWNED.
Lancaster, y H., 20. Joseph Brooks, a
river driver, was drowned in the Antlroscog-
gin at Berlin Falls last Saturday, while en-
gagged IN breaking jam. He was a native of
Sherblook. Prince Edwards Island, and
leaves a wife and four Children The body
vas recovered Monday, half a mile below the
sce3e Of the accident.
From JAPAN.
San Francisco, 80. The steamer Japan
brings Yokohama dates of July l7th
The Japan Gazette defends Minister De
long. II says there is universal sympathy
tor him, and expresses indignation al the
charges preferred against him.
The inspector of consulates sent from
Washington is oyerhaulins the American con-
sulates.
1t is reported that as soon as the enbas y
to Europe returns, all Japan will be thrown
omen to foreigners.
IL BRIEF.
A Baltimore fisherman was seized bv a
shark yesterday while drawing a seine. His
leg had to be amputatcd.
a German teachers convention met in St.
Louis last evening.
The coroners jury IN the case of Della
Corcoran have agreed upon a verdict impli
eating George w. Bliss as one of her muir
derers.
A New York boy OF sixteen stabbed COM
rade of fourteen fatally with 4 pocket knife
yesterday.
The body OF James Coulson, Herald re-
porter, was found in the East River yestcr-
day.
Mike Murphy Of Boston punished Ned
Loyal Of New York in pt;ze fight Yesterday.
and then went home.
The Chinese continue to arrive at San
Francisco in large numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30

'.IrSG As COOP" Oae of my friends who
had been using your (FellowsD Compound
syrup of Hypophosphites for Consumption,
was induced by one of our druggists to take
another preparation OF Iiypophosphites, which
he said was ''just as good, if not better"
The use Of half Il bottle taught him, that if he
would consult his safety, he must return to
your Syrup again. GEO. c. FOUT,
Mansion House Hotel.
BALTIMORE, Mary july3o-tawlw
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INDIAN MATTERS.

lankton, Dacota, 20. A surveying party
in charge of Lieut.. Wooley, arrived here last
night, having been fired into by war party
of about fifty Sioux Indians of the Yankton
band from Fort Thompson. under the lead of
the Chief, Quilted Fan, about two hundred
miles directly north on James River. The
Indians declare that the lands belong to them
and they will not allow them to be surveyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30

d The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern r.
kna. has effected such arrangements as will Sc
IRE through checking Of baggage at Augusta
! any station on the Maine Central Railroad
Chicago, San Francisco, and all points
est and South West. For this long need
improvement, which the travelling public
f'll not fail to appreciate, they are indebted
w. \. Cromwell, General Travelling
vent of the L. S. & NJ. S. r. r., who con-
atved this method of relief to the patrons of
4 road from vexatious delays in rechecking,
sbility of loss and expense on baggage be-
Sc reaching Chicago. c. b. Morton is Cen
nj Ticket Agent at Augusta for this popular
Rite
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily 8enmebee 9onrnal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, 20. Howard Frye, former
ly assistant superintendent on the Grand
Trunk railway, eastern division, has been
rendered the superintendency of the car and
locomotive department of the Erie railroad.
About two thousand feet of embankrnent on
the Eastern railroad, Conway division, at
East Wakefield, was washed away during
heavy shower to-day.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Omaha, Neb., 20. The Union Pacific rail.
road company has applied to United States
Judge Dandy for an injunction to restrain the
collection of taxes levied by the State author
tiles upon lands granted in the construction of
its road. A temporary injunction has been
allowed. The application is based upon the
decision of the United States supreme court
in the case of the Kansas Pacific railroad
vs.. Prescott Holding.
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TELEGRAMS IN GENERAL.

New York, 90 President Grant returns
to Long Branch Thursday.
Exeter, n H., 80. The corporators of the
new Swampscott Savings bank organized to-
day.
Albany, %. At the annual convention of
the University of State to-day Rev DR..
Miles Of Boston read an address on the
science of international law with reference
to peace arbitrator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30

Postmaster Hamlen has made arrangements
send mail to Skowhegan by the new
rain, which leaves Augusta at 9.55 A. NJ.
All mail matter for Skowhegan, coming from
he west by the night Pullman train, will be
o,ent into the Augusta office, to be forwarded
the morning train. In this way the peo-
4e of Skowhegan will receive their night
Gail six hours earlier than by the old reth-
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An Insane Man Attempts Suicide.

Boston, 90. An insane young man, name
unknown, persistenty endeavored to throw
himself in front of trains on the Old Colony
Railroad near Mattagan to-day. 1t took six
men to secure him, three of whom were con-
siderably injured in the struggle, including a
brakeman, who had his thumb nearly bitten
Off.
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FROM CALIFORNIA,

San Francisco, 20. twenty-five Chinese
females, brought by steamer yesterday from
Hong Kong, were sold at public auction to-
day, in the Chinese quarters. Young girls
brought as high a price as $3.50 each, and
middle aged and old women, from 5000 to
500 each.
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.rheid Locals.

.usie, daughter of A. W. Clark, Depot
ter at Fairfield, fell down stairs Sunday
ping, with an earthen platter in her hands.
p platter was broken and piece pene,ra-
her neck, near the jugular vein, seyeriug
Of the arteries, but not touching the vein
3nf. At first fears were entertained that
tTould bleed TO death, but upon tie ar
of DR.. Fogg the bleeding was stayed,
she is now doing we'll
re only thing that the farmers can growI
row is that their barns are not large
vsh.
spberries are selling from ten to twelve
|" per pound, and not very plenty owing -
UGH dry weather.
he citizens of Fairfield are unable to uu-
aand why the NJ. c. Il. K. Co, should
7. a station between Gardiner and Rich
4, Dresden, when it is only connected
the town OF Dresden by two cared boat,
lcannot name the station opposite this
te, Fairfield, when it is connected ty q
bridge, and Fairfield furnishes ninety
hundredths OF passengers and bust
Many passengers are carried by, wait
hear the conductor call, "Fairfeld."
e, disciples of Isaac Walton, at Fairfield.
ery much excited at seeing some very
handsome salmon at the foot of the
One boat was smashed yesterday morn
snd the occupants came very near prov
iod for the aforesaid fish. Numerous plans
been laid to secure them, but thus far
Vailed. The latest proposition is to cleo
hem.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 30. There was heavy thunder,
lightning and rain all the afternoon, continu-
ing this evening.
1t is reported that the State department is
perfecting treaty with Belgium for the ex-
tradition of criminals, and will be made ret
rocative in order to cover the Vogt case.
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MARINE NEWS.

Boston, 30. Arrived, steamer Centipede,
Philadelphia bark Capodistria, London.
Washington, 20. Flagship Saranac ar
rived at Vancouver's Island on the 18th inst,
and will leave shortly for Sitka.
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These Spectacles are manufactured from ''Jsi-
mute Crystal Pebbles melted together and are
called Dis mOnd ON account of their hardness and
brancy.
II is well known that spectacles cut from Brazil
ian scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye
because of their pOlariZing light.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the dia
mond lenses have been found to admit fifteen per
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy
are free from chromotc alterations, and produce II
brightness and dstmctness of vision not before At
tanned in spectacles. -
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For
ion. h. ROWSE, Jeweler and Optcian, is Sole
Agent for Augusta, Me-, from whom they can only
he obtained No peddlers employed. Do not buy
pair unless you sec the trade mark -.
apr teod&wly
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Shot and Killed.

Memphis Tenn, 20. A. B. Hall was shot
and killed at Cuba, village in this county,
yesterday, by Richard Gay. An old feud was
the cause. Gay escaped.
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WASHINGTON.
TREASURY BALANCES.

TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington, 90
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day
Currency, S9,l7G,94O
Special deposits of legal teniers
tor the redemption of certif-
Gates of deposit, $1,000, 600
Coin, 1929, $40
Coin certificates, 32,932 900
Legal tenders outstanding, 356 600 900
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POLITICAL.

Columbus, o., 90 Indications are that the
Liberal and Allen county convention, which
meet Tomorrow, will not be so largely attend
ed as anticipated. Up to this time represen-
tatives Of thirty-two counties have arrived.
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Cholera at Vienna.
Two Hundred Cases Reported.

Vienna, 90. In the barracks in the sub
urbs, there have been in one day two hundred
cases of cholera, and thirty deaths. The
government has ordered the removal of the
troops to Bruck.' In the city the deaths from
cholera are reported at twenty. eight daily
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New York, 90
EVENING REPORT.
Money easy, 8 to per cent.
Sterling exchange at los 3-4al0S : for 60 davs
and 100 5-sa3-4 for sight
Custom receipts to-day 5000, 900.
Gold ranged from rs SO to rs 1-s, closing at IL
5-Sall5 81.
Loans 2a3 per cent for carrying.
Clearings $20000,000.
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Judge True is on vacation, and during
his absence, f. w. Whitehouse, Esq, acts az
Recorder for the municipal court.
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6inicipal Court.

ulius Harvey was up yesterday for drunk
less, paid fine and costs and went his way
ry that he ever came 10 Augusta. Not so
h Augustus Hoxie, who being duly ar
yned, tried aud found guilty of an assault,
nked the Recorder for imposing fine Of
trr dollars and costs upon him, which he
Rnerfully paid and went his way rejoicing.
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A Temperance Reform Club is to be organ
ized at Hallowell Quarry, on this evening, at
= 1-2 o'clock. Hon. Joshua Nye, VIM. Clegg
md Reuben McKenny will address the meet
ng.
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Pare of the corn as much possible. SO as
not to make it bleed, and use freely two or
three times day Renne's pain-Kiliug Mag
&c Oil. This takes out the soreness, and its
use also cures chilblains, frost bites or any
soreness of the joints. Try it.
iulyG0. ltTaw
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Shot.

Worcester, Mass, %. A son of John
Mack of Clinton, was shot and seriously in
jured by E. w. Flagg, to-day, while in search
of berries with several other boys in Flagg's
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-07-30

The most refined, brilliant, and nevcrtiring pop
ular amusement every offered to the public, and the
general effects of its numerous Performers and APP
proprate surroundings, ever organized IN America.
1t is the Largest and Best Inside Show now travel
ing in this country. Come and see, hear, and de
teiminc.
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Brooklyn Trust Company.

New York, 90. The stockholders of the
brooklyn Trust company hold meeting next
Tuesday. to consider the propricty of rcsum-
ing business.
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Accident.

Worcester, Mass, 80. An unknown man
was run over and killed near Warren, this
afternoon, while walking on the railroad
track.
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Zotal ann State Menus.

The funeral of Mrs. Dea. Mason will take
place at 80 this afternoon.
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The barge Yosemite makes an excursion to
Squirrel Island on Thursday, returning the
same day. See advertisement.
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Berlin, 20. Bismarck has granted permits
sion to the Good Templars to establish lodges
in Prussia.
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THE CHOLERA.

AT JoNEspoRo, PENN.
New York, 20. Virulsnt cholera has APP
peared at Jonesboro, Pennsylvania.
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BOSTON ITEMS.

Boston, 20. Capt. DeLaroy Of schooner f.
L. Phillips, has been held in $1,000 bail for
trial, charged with smuggling gin from St.
Pierre to Marblehead.
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Obituary..

New York, %. John Mulligan, the well
Known negro minstrel, is dead
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the rear of this is the room for the stowage of
all kinds of harness leather, of which large
stock has to be kept on hand. 1t is purchased
at ilrst cost, mostly at the West.
! On the fifth and last floor we find busy
piace--a very beehive of industry-alive with
smart and intelligent workmen, engaged in
the practical and fundamental part of the
ousiness-the manufacture of harness.
crew OF thirty men is employed, some of them
commanding very high wages, and all expe-
renced hands. This firm has also shop in
Plttston, where eight men are employed in
the making of harness. In the loft next south
Of the main building on Water street, four
teen men are at work on saddles. What we
should call the cranes" are received in large
quantities, nearly all the remainder of the
harness being made here. Fifty saddles per
week are turned out.
portion Of Concert Hall block, on State
street, is occupied by the firm for carrying on
the business of silver and gold plating of har-
ness trimmings. Fourteen workmen are en-
plOyed. Specimens Of their work seen upon
the elegant harnesses manufactured here
speak for themselves.
Mr.. J. B. Higgins is foreman OF the har-
ness department, Mr.. C. L. Bailey of the sad
dlery department, and Mr.. John T. Bickford
of the plating department. 1t will be noticed
by the enumeration above made, that the firm
employ seveny-one hands, just the men that
help community, and that mske up the
prosperity OF place. As we have limited.
the goods manufactured have wide sale, no.
only in Maine, but in New Hampshire, Mas
sachusctts, Rhode Island, Minnesota, and
other States. They generally have orders
ahead requiring six weeks time to fill. They
push with energy the sale of their goods, and
wherever they sell once they are sure to trade
again. The business of the firm amounts to
about $50, 900 annually. We are glad thus,
from time to time, to make a note of what
Augusta is doing in quiet way. May these
branches Of industry be greatly multiplied.
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lNarrien.

Ia Union, al the parsonage. eth INST, by Rev, q.
r. Wnslow, Emerson /; Miller ol Appleton, to
Miss Esther c. Light of Liberty.
In Bath 23d inst ,Ioel X. Brewer OF South Free
lort, to Jennie l., Perry of Bath; cath inst, Albert
J. Curtis to Miss Hannah VI. Dunning.
In Palmyra, 18th inst, Louis t,atien of Bid!efofd
o Miss Alma \, Mitchell Of Palmyra.
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DirG.

ia Boston, -1th ins,,, Elizabeth M. daughter Of
the late Beni. Whitmo;c O. Portland, formerly of
Newburyport.
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The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, dizziness, costiveness, ETC., where a
cure is not effected by fair trial Of DR.. Benz
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. TT
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. {
Washington, July 29.-SPM.
For New England southwest winds partly
cloudy weather, occasional local storms.