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ON DRAUGHT.-lnd, Coope & Co.'S English
Ale (from Burton on Trent) speciality at Geo.
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Az street. The finest ale in Washington. PIG
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ENGLISH WALKING JACKETs-In Blue,
1. Bleek and Brown. At 50: sll so, SIS 80
$3.50, $50. S22, S24. S26 -. Al
LOCKWOOD, RUFTY TAYL0Rs.
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VERY TOUCHING are the accounts in
the Memphis papers of the labors and
heroic death of "little Matte Stephenson" au
almost unknown girl, who came from Towan-
da, Illinois, TO nurse the sick of Memphis. She
shrank from no danger, and you'd take no pay.
few hours before her death a box came from
her friends at home containing few changes
of clothing (she had come away without even
these) and little tries stored by loving hands to
relieve the suffering. Her body was followed to
the grave by the sOTrowing citizens of Mem
phis called together to pay this slight tribute to
modest self sacrifice.
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ARREST OF SUSPECTED THIEvEs.-Of late
there have been several "mObs" OF thieves pass
irg through the city on their way south and
west, and maQy hotels and boarding houses he We
been "beat" by them. The detectives have been
on the alert constantly, and by a system OF cor
Iespondence by telegraph nave been enabled to
Keep themselves posted as to the mOvemer S of
The scamps. This morning acting on informs
ton received, Chief CiaTVoe with Detectives
NeDevitt and McElfresh repaired to the south
eIn mail boat which leaves here for AQUA
Creek at an early hour, and found "mOb" of
some eiSht Or ten of these professionals.
lhe nfssccers succeeded IN captutI%S four or
them and dged them at police headquarters
The names they are known by among the de-
teetives throughout the country are; Hlgh Sra
ham, Ned Tulley, Haggie, and Ned Rich.
These were all the otters could handle, and
after they were secured, Mr.. ClarVse directed
hcDeyitt and McElfresh to return to the boat
and so 70 Richmond to protect the passengers
from the depredations of those not castu led.
Mr.. ClarvOe SAYS he is determined to keep this
city rid Of these m0bs OF northern thieves These
four are charged with robbing boarding house
on Pennsy lvania avenue.
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SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-Yesterdsy Hanson
Barnes nied in the Equity Court petition for
n divorce from the bonds OF matrimony with
Jane Barnes (nee Taylor. He states that they
were married in lS6j, and they lived together
until $50, when, on account OF the scarcity of
work here, he was compelled to 20 to Alabama
10 secure employment. He charges that during
his absence she was unlaithful to her VOWS. and
says: when charged her with infielity she
PEI sstenty denied guilt. but when the state Of
facts could no longer be concealed she then al
mitted all, and stated that John COntee was her
pest friend, and she has since given birth TO an
Legitimate child"
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"ORoLoso, the new sensation play at the
Theater Comique, attracted a large audience
last evening, and the exciting scene of the
shooting Of the apple on the head OF .Onits,;
was loudly agplauded. Besides the new NAV
thei novel attractions Of last week remain
making this . notable season In the history OF
the Theater Comique.
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CoRNs, ETC.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex.
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
ment, No. 635 18th street, opposite the q. s.
Treasury.
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BOY MURDERED FOR HALF DOLLAR
In New York yesterday, VIM Scanlon. aged
eignieep, was stabbed and killed by James
MeMahon, aged sixteen. Scanlon owed Mona
Son my cents, which led to quarrel, when
non then went to neighboring grocery store,
stole cheese knife, and stabbed Scanlon in the
leIt snouider. McMahon, who was arrested, ,
expresses no regret at his crime.
than twelve. e' io'S
~An Oshkosh suicide left a note Informing
the world that 1t was the result Of marrying too
young.
e%The furnace owners, of Plttsburg. have
resolved on q reduction Of ten per cent. on ali
labor.
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FILIAL Misunderstanding to a Massa-
ehusetts paper, the good people Of Royley, in
that state, are much excited over the ilial
affection displayed by one of their former resi-
dents toward his venerable father. The old
gentleman, of past three score and ten, whose
life has been without reproach, went to New
buryp0Tt a while since on a visit to this son. He
carried with him a small dog, to which he was
much attached, but which tue young man did
not particularly appreciate, perhaps because it
cost few cents day to feed him. Ascertain
ing that FIdo was not duly licensed, this tender
hearted youth entered q complaint against his
father, who was duly convicted and mulcted in
the sum of so, which exceeded the poor man s
means and be was accordingly conveyed to
Jail, where he still remains, a monument of the
majesty of the law and of the filial love Of a
child brought up In Christian community.
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THE ALLEGED WIFE POISONING AT PArCHo-
GUE.-Yesterday, Captain Samuel NJ. Smith, of
New York, who is charged with attemr ting to
Kill his wife buy hiring his servant to poison her
was taken to Patchogue for examination.
Mrs. Rulan, of PatchOgue, who Mrs. Smith
says is tine cause of the trouble. has been
arrested. Capt. Smith says the story is fab
rication. Mrs. Ruan is astonished, and saws
she is innocent and knows nothing of the affair.
The residents of Patchogue says that Mrs.
Rulan and Capt. Smith have borne the best of
regulations, and do not credit the servants
story. Mrs. Smith the woman who was poi
soned, yesterday requested the reporter to pub
lish that she believes the charge against her
husband to be entirely false; that she never will
appear against him, and that she can account
for the servant girls statement on no other
ground than That it is a Matchmaking operation
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TIE FIRBNENs WAGES TEST CAsKs-The
General Term yesterday decided the test of the
nremen's cases, Neadon vs.. the District of
Columbia. These cases were actions brought
for wages by number Of members Of the old
claim that they could Hold their positions
except dismissed on eharges The court decided
that they had been properly discharged. This
puts an end to that matter, asd Is q stopper to
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ENGLISH AND GER- ,BALBRIGG.N HOSE.

RELow SEE PRICE LIST OF SOME OF rBE
~ regular numbers constantly on hand
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In THE BAZAINR TRIAL yesterday the prose-
cutiOn announced that it would not call for evil
deDce as to events prior to August IL. The
president of the court however at the request
of the defence, allowed testimony to be given
relative to the battle of Forbach. General Mon
landau and other generals of division acknowl-
edged that BaZaine ordered them to the assist
ance of General Frossard, and variously ex-
planned their failure to carry out his orders.
General Frossard testified that AZ Iine's orders
TO the generals of division were distinct, and
that they were responsible for their non-execu-
ton. AT the opening of the session Regnier was
called as witness, but was not present. 1t Is
said that his arrest had been ordered because he
wrote an insulting letter to the Due dAumale,
and that he has fed TO England
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
,,n,r.. cum ,or,, m, ,r
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EIGsTT9SRsII dnI BID GLOVES, and buttons
tt B,SdS. tsLkxsRInD SSL3yEs
Sv.r.. ,-,, -
L 4. and 3 sul = SEAMLESS KID GLoyE,L 2,
All rur NV,v sU.rrs
IA BOWS f95 LAsis, have Ia.s been r.ssiysd b.
S,or.Rr u.xDrr0,yrr nm ~
= NECK T 6,kw GsP e ma T5 I'm $50
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TIE SYNOD OF THE PoTonAo Of rss Reformed
Church Of the United States Is in session in
Snambersburg, Pa, Rev. 4. X. Eschbach, of
SMr1more, president, and Rev. VIM. h. Deaf
lsn, 1i beoiord, Pa, secretary. This ecclesi-
asncal body Is composed OF parts of PennsIiaa-
ma, me whole Of Maryland, Virginia, Meth
carolina and the District OF Columbia. The
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~ Examine LOCKWOOD, HUFfY fxYLoRS
large stock q NEW GOODS, Just received A. 61s
fehn's"Ania avenue, between 9Th and 7th stresss.
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ID EADY-MADE DRESSES
IL BLACK ALPACA DRESSES,
large stock lcst received. at the following prices
81 "a SIS ~, SlS5s. $3.50, Sl6.-7
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLoRs.
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ARE YOUR CHILDREN subject to the Group?
Remember IL comes like thief in the night III
you value their lives. keep bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup in the house. The dose is small
and 1t never fails to effect a cure.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN GooDs-Yesterday
morning a case OF larceny Of female clothing
was reported to Mr.. McDeyitt, at police head
quarters by lady OF South Washington. The
offcer on inquiry learned that the servant of
the house, colored girl, was in the habit OF
visiting her relatives in Freedmsn's Village.
near Arlington. Obtaining a warrant, he, in
company with detective officer Flinders, OF
Baltimore. who was here on business, proceed
ed 70 the locality and procured the endorsement
of Justice John HeEdletOn to the warrant and
took the girl who had possession OF the goods from
aschOol where she was attending and relieved
her Of them. A large crowd OF about a hundred
and fifty cOlored people, among whom were
many thieves well known in this locality. sur
rounded the magistrates offce to prevent Nc.
from taking the girl OF the goods away, but by
the assistance of Justice PendletOn and County
the goods, leaving the giEl behind. The goods
were returned TO the owner last evening. 1t is
probable that many OF the goods stolen in this
city by sneak thieves are taken to this locality.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

complete assortment OF Ladies' DRESS GOODS,
in the most fashionable styles and colors Also n
large stock q sHAWLS, BLANKETS, CLOTHS,
CAsSImERES and DRY GOODS generally, pur-
chased for cash since the recent decline in prices
which enables us to offer splendid BARGAINS
Save money by giving as call before purchasing.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
Octll-3mr lOl Rrilga streat GaorOatoUn
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGG,s

PRIGG's
Jewelry Store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
near \ street. received some beautiful new
styles this morning.
ARE YOUR CHILDREN subject to the croup?
Remember IL comes like a thief in the night. II
you value their lives. keep bottle of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup in the house. The dose is small,
and it never fails to effect cure.
1T Is NO WONDER that invaiids lose faith in
all specifics. when so many worthless medicines
but which, when tried, are 'sfound wanting"
We have yet to learn. however, of the first fail
ure of DR.. Wistdr's Bdlsam Of Wild Cherry to
cure coughs colds. and pulmonary disease.
CATsuP-CATsUP-two years old and very
fine, for sale in any quantity by Geo. W. Dri-
yer, corner Penns avenue and AZ street.
AN INITIATION IS EXTENDED TO ALL by
Geo. w. Driver to try the fried oysters (gratis)
as they are served at his establishment, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street. They are
pronounced the finest in Washington.
ON DRAUGHT.-Ind, Coope & Co.'S English
Ale Ctrom Burton on Trent) a speciality at Geo.
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
Az street. The finest ale in Washington. PIG
CoRNs, Erc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilblsins, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
ment, No. 635 18th street, opposite the q. s.
Treasury.
THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to T. Saturdays, Q to and
| to6 Nt3,lltI6
THERMOMETERS and Barometers ara repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar x street
TuRoo-RussIAN BATHS; aiso, Medicstsd Va.
Ror Baths, for al skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
US street. 6,20,6:
To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 60
PoNp's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 PennsyivAnia avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
WILCOX q GIBB's sHwTHe MAcHrx.. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baun's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1925
| TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uss-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
II YOU WANT NEW CALICO DRESS and
Cake sfthe best SOAP In the market, buy
| WIN. @. wEBBs
| ORIGINAL CALICO DRESS SOAP.
Sold BY every live Grocer.
3Cakes for rs cents. oct2s-St
VIZ. B. , RIL y.I,,.,,v.,,. 49,.
6AGfc8 BRIss s6HP obtained t oeia n'
THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET.
.rRIsH.. SALT and sMoKEp MATS Of al
DE ben sss sgis ne si Ss.s fS5PlshsS
iIGffs "a vidSfABEts In tS.ii =
ssss9c can Be e RrpcHEsd 4 this maTkst 49,
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The BOND FoRGRRs.-AmoDg the companies
and firms who have lost by the operations of the
forgers who were arrested last week in New
York are the Trust and Indemnity company,
$4,000; Harkins & Braine of Wall street,
S30,00e; Laundens, Hardesburgh & King bank
ers 1l2 Broadway, Sl5, 600; Obrig & Co., SO, 0O0
Mr.. Knickerbocker, $4,000; VIM. A. Evert &
Co., amount unknown; S. V. White 81 Bros
and Mr.. Miller, president of the Buffalo and
Erie railroad, who accepted $4,000 of the
bonds of his own road without discovering the
torgeries. These parties have heretofore kept
their losses secret. The detectives are still busy
in looking for Gottieib Engels, who, it is said
wrote the signatures to the spurious bonds on
the Central and the Buffalo and Erie rail roads.
SKULL FRACTURED IN SING SING PRISON
In Sing Sing prison, n. Y, last week, John
Potter, convict, missed some goods from a box
in his cell, and found them In VIM. Smiths cell.
Smith was locked up in dark cell and kept
there until Friday evening. On his release he
went to the buckle shop, where Potter was at
work, and struck him on the head with bar of
lead, fracturiDg the skull. Potter is not ex-
pected to live,
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PRIGG's
Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue
near ~ street, received some beautiful new
styles this morning.
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CKETLEMEN's STOCK Is I'm rood share: nan,
" new goods received this week, At
ectis-tr LOCKWOOD, HUTfx . IAYLoRp.
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IL UCHEs AND ALARGE VARIETY or NEW
~ Sly rs OF NICK WAR FORLaDTEs AZ
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAiLORs
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4 '0LLARs, CUFFS, AND SLEEVES IN NEW
- SHAPES ND MATERIAL. arr ms d.iIv AZ
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TtYLORs,
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws Der Of,
per annum on deposits for each calender month,
Banking hours, to {. Saturdays, to 4 and 6
20 8. Ht3 lltI6
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FANCY HANDkERChIEFs FOR LADIES
l. New assOrfmeut Just received 81
LOCKWOOD, HUFrT TAYLORs.
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ALLEGED LlBEL.-Walter 8. McFarlan has
through Messrs. W. p. Bell and A. G. Bradley
entered suit against u. q. Robbins for Islander
He charges that the defendant on the 3Oth of
June last issued the following false, scandalOus
malicious and defamatory libels: "He has
awaited himself of nv absence to play the mart
of a knave and defaulter;" and on the eth day
of October 81 shall report your defalcation to
the Secretary of War" Plaintiff claims
damages SIS, zoo.
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LYDIA THOMPSON and her new troupe at.
tracted a large audience to Wallis opera house
last night, which would have been eve n larger
II the heavy rain in the morning had not dis
eouraged many from securing seats. "Me-
phisto," the new musical comedy not much
better nor much worse than productions of its
class, but has some novel musical effects and
some very cOmical situations. Lydia as Pluto
was the same gay and dashing blonde as of old
and her right bower, Willie Edouin, one of the
best buTlesque actors of the day, was immense
as the PlutOnIan fat boy. Miss Ada Beaumont
new member of the troupe, is not only clever
actress, but the finest and sweetest singer heard
in this city for some time. Other members of
the new company are very good, aud the "ska-
torial phenomena" and t'quartette" of male
singers are attractive features of the entertain
ments. Tonight the company appear in 'sSin-
bad, the Sailor" capital burlesque.
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HANOKERCHIEFs FOR LADIES
- Nun MEAk can be had from
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
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u Terms A. N
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY a TAYLoRs.
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II ADIts, HOSlEBY-The largest an best stock
II south OF New lOrk-can be found Al
LOCKWOOD, HuPTY TAYLORs.
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can he Constantly found, Of all letters aud qnsi
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY a TAYLoRs.
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THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Harriet Bayne, widow
OF the late John Bayne, took place from her
late residence, No. 4O6 Virginia avenue south
east, yesterday evening, and was largely at
tended. The remains were placed in an elegant
coffin, covered with black cloth, with heavy
silver mOuntings. The funeral services were
conducted by the pastor of the Second Baptist
Church, corner 4th street and Virginia avenue
southeast; after which the remains were con-
veyed TO the Congressional cemetery and In.
TERED in the family lot. She was loved by all
who knew her, and her demise will be deeply
regretted, especially by the poor of that vicin-
ity, who on application to her for relief we're
never sent away empty-handed.
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COAL AND WOOD.

Il McCAULEY q BROS,
~. WOOD AND GOAL DEALERS
hards-No. slS 41s street southwest, and No l2l
4th street northwest,
Depot-l31 street wharf,
A choice and varied stock Of WOOD and COAL
kept constantly on hand, iyss,a
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HANDKERCHTFFS-ys
IL saoice IN quality and cheap ia prica-af
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLoRs.
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A Ii THE NEW SHADES IN sCARFs AND
- bONS Tor Latles have Just been ra-eived by
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
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BANKERS.

WIS JOHNSON co.,
esnkers.
BUY AND SELL 6OFEnNhsnf boNOS,
COIN AND EICHANoE
DRAWS BILLS OF EACHANGE IN SUNS
TO SUIT ON
ENG LAND, FRANCE, GERMANY SWE.
Dan, HOLLAND, SwITZEhLAND AND
DENMAkk. IChron Repl Oo SS-eolet
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPrsLIC,
~ UNITED STATES DEPOSITION n
Southwest cor. Of Tth and ID sts. wsshiaston, D. c
COLLECTIONS made on all parts q the Ugft~ 49,
Prompt attentios given to all e...insss estSre a.
sIGpISs hqnd Sioooo. FITZHUGH CoYIE,
cBAs. BRADLEY, ossh,s'. IOotI7-trI pest.
FREkDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY BANNING HOUSE,
1907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Opposite y Treasury
ALL PROFITS raid to DEPOsIToRs, q int /.
rest, not exceeding per cent. Per annun
IN, iNJhhksI on ONE DOLLAR and upwards, ffeu
Open from 9 a N. to 4P. nj Wednesday. and
eatufuAys, deposits only , 81 to iYl-tr
GkhMAN AMERICANS AvINGA BANK
" No. 3l3 ELEVENTH. sTREET
,OPPosIrB THE PosT OFFIcK DEPERrNEST
Daah hours. va m. 90 m. SATURDAYS, omen
nntll p, m, to receive deposits anly
lbhteIest PAID on deposits. Collections male, and
exchange furnished. ' ~
JOHN HITZ, President, A. EBERLY.y. Presr
novbly " i''' A7h T.
ID X Nc Z ~
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders They cure perma-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-01
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
9aily gennebee sunrnal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, 81. The Society Of
the Army and Navy of the Gulf, meet this
year in Portland, August 9Th. The pro-
gramme is to-day announced. President
Grant, Gen. Sherman, Cen. Sheridan, Gen
erals Norcross, Montgomery, Banks, Dwight
Admiral Bailey; Commodore Green, and
other distinguished officers will be present.
An excursion will be made down the Bay,
where clam bake will be had. A banquet
will be given at the Falmouth Hotel in the
evening.
Max Fischacher, counsel for Wagner, has
been arguing the exceptions in his case before
the law court for two days.
& George w. Brown, paymaster in the United
States Navy, died at Alfred to-day, aged %
years, 10 months. His funeral will take
place in this city tomorrow.
Some time since, Hon. Benz. L. Bates in
Boston offered to give one hundred thousand
dollars to Bates College at Lewiston, provid.
ing another hundred thousand could be rails
ed. That ammount has been secured, and
Mr.. Bates offer will be made available.
Mr.. X. o. Hill of Skowhegan was thrown
from his moving machine yesterday after
noon, and had his skull badly fractured. He
was alive when found, but cannot recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-01
FOREIGN.

Madrid, 81. The revolutionary junta has
at Granada has decreed the seizure of prop.
erty belonging to state, including churches,
converts and bell foundries, the latter in or
der to obtain metal coin.
In the Cortes to-day Senior De Curdoba,
minister of war read despatch announcing
that the insurgents had recommended firing
upon the city of Almena.
Pressard was in command of the insurgents
who endeavored to destroy the city of Seville
by fire this morning.
Bayonne, 81. Don Carlos has entered
Biscay.
Lisbon, 81. The Spanish frigate Villa
Madrid at Cadiz Joined the insurgents to-day,
and opened fire upon the arsenal.
London, 81. In the House of Commons to-
day Mr.. Gladstone stated that the business of
the House was so far advanced as to warrant
the hope that the sessisn will be prorogued
Tuesday.
The bill granting an annuity Of f25, 900 to
the Duke of Edinburg upon his approaching
marriage came up on its second reading.
p. A. Taylor, member from Leicester,
moved that the second reading be postponed.
lie protested against the frequent application
by the crown for annuities to the royal chill.
dren.
After much discussio on the motion to post
pone was last, and the bill passed TO second
reading-l62 to Is.