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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-02
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.

OBITUARY.
New Orleans, |. Hon. James Z. Ely,
mayor of Baton Rouge, died to-day.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Philadelphia, /. Edward Shusterites cut
his wifes throat last night, and then took cor
rosive sublimate himself Both were found
dead. Jealousy was the cause.
New YORK.
New York, /. The husband of Madame
Lucia publishes card in Germany,
denouncing her divorce from him in New
York, declaring that he knew nothing of it
until seeing the proceedings in the newspa-
pcrs and announcing his determination to
have it annuled. He adds that he had pre-
yiously commenced proceedings for a divorce
from her in the courts of Berlin.
In Crawford, n. j., Isdone konkel while in
toxicated struck his wife three times in the
stomach while she was sick, from the effects
of which she soon died. The murderer was
arrested and confined in Jail in Elizabeth.
Konkel, who is a very brutal man, had been
holding a wake over an infant 10 days old.
THE CHOLERA.
Evansville, |. The Journals adyices from
Carmel, H., say the cholera has broken out
with fearful force. Eight deaths occurred in
.wenty-four hours up to l o'clock p NJ. yes
terday, making fourteen deaths since the
cholera made its appearance there about a
week ago.
Jonesboro, Tenn, !. Fifty families have
left the town to escape the cholera. Fifteen
eases are reported. Great CONSERVATION pre-
walls. Medical attendance is neetec.
IL BRIEF.
Monday will be bank holiday in London
and the markets will be closed.
The German Teachers convention at St
Louis yesterday discussed the question
whether females are proper persons to teach
Twenty employees of the Fort Wayne rail
road have been arrested at Crestline, Ohio
charged with stealing large quantities OF
freight. a considerable quantity was recov-
cred.
The New York Board Of Health has notified
the owners of stalls on sidewalks and in the
streets adjacent to Washington market to
yacate BY noon to-day.
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Church Directory.

OETlAiOX REGATIONAL.-t,rau.tc ca.
Itate =. 4 ,s Fridge and OAK streets. Eey
\. NJ. Evening service at ~ O'Clock.
FIRST bAPTlSr,-COrner Winthrop and Perham
SIS. Rev. A. '. Tton, pastor: residence WIN
throp street next house east of church. Mornin :
service lo@0 y. NJ. Evening Il. L. VI. Preach
- in <, tI ;, ,iri ", 'y Inc pa-tor
c. +. Penney pastor; residence summer street.
Morning service 1899 \. NJ. Evening =. p. NJ
No preaching to morrow. Tie sunday school
METHODIST EPISCOPAI.,-Green street. east Of
STATE. "ocroe Santt1.on' ratior; residence Vt
ing service lp.5o A.. NJ. Evening, - p. Nj.
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor. Communion
PROTESTANT EPIsCOPAL,-state st., between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Cpjohn, rector.
Morning service 1880 \. VI. Evening service ,,
r n; frGafh,ng 70 morrow err by the rector
No pastor. Morning service at 1879. sabbath
school at L N. Evening service at =. O'Clock.
No preaching tomorrow
SIS. Rev. l.. t. BccAwith, pastor Preaching to-
W gy0 y tse pastor. i no,, or nr r Mr.
O'Bricn, priest; residence near the church.
Preaching tomorrow by the priest.
\. Nj. {. A.-Rooms III Darby Block, Water street.
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
and Thursday evening at "a o'clock. Mission
sunday school every sabbath morning at >
ternoon at o'clock. Rooms open to ali.
ft" Congregational, First BAPTIST Free W}il
baptist and Methodist Churches hoid social con.
icrchce meetings IN their vcslies every We,lnr-.
day evening, at quarter to cghto'clock,
A0ETIi AuGu aTA-M L. CIiuECn.-Ecy. Il. +.
French, pastor; residence at the parsonage, neat
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
bath ut 100 A. NJ. sabbath School ut l. VI.
Prayer meeting 1t ~ Pm. Preaching tomorrow
s0tTiI PARISH CoNGRIG ATloNAL, HALO.
WELL-Rev. {. G. McCully, pastor; morning
service l031; afternoon service at 80; SUNDAY
MErHonisT EPIsCorAL,HALLowELL.-Eev
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Augusta, July 80, 1873.
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The Virginia Candidate.

Colonel Hughes, who has been nominated
as the republican candidate for governor OF
Virginia, was the editor of the Richmond Ex-
aminer from 1858 to 1857, and again during
nearly the whole of the rebellion, leaving the
paper about EIGHT months before the surrender
of the city. Immediately after which he edited
the Richmond Republican until it was sus-
pended. Later, he edited the Richmond
State Journal. In 1869 he challenged and
wounded in a duel Colonel William E. Came
ron, editor of the Petersburg Index, and in
1870 was appointed United States district at
torney for the new district of Western Vir-
ginia. Colonel Hughes has been twice de-.
feated for Congress. His nomination is very
favorably received by both of the republican
papers of Washington, but the Richmond
democratic papers are bitterly opposed to it
and predict its certain defeat.
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All travellers who have tested the value Of Hos
letters stomach Btters an acclunating prepare
ton and as a means of avoiding the painful and
dangerous Disorders of the bowels aud the liver.
which accrue from change Of water or unwhole.
Vapo"s, refer to it with enthusiasm as IN.
equaiied preventive medicine. Wherever the at
mosphcre conditions unfaVorable to health and
the water impure, this powerful tonic is indispen-
sable alike to the settler and the transient sojourn-
e.. There was Il time when raw brandy or whiskey
was almost universally used to qualify the waters
Of the western rivers, and the weil-, &r., ot the
low lying districts of the south. Now, the liquors
of commerce have been generally discarded by
Travellers and residents in these regions and Hos
letters Bltters substituted in their stead. At th-
when the is near the zenith and the heat
Oppressive TWO three dOsvs OF the Bltcr- daily
VIII have a s'lutary effect Ca thc appetite the a.
g5st;Un and the snujt-. jI}Y!3.t c0,I&NlW
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DalIomeII EoraI Mems,

Mr.. Hiram Fuller is making thorough re
pairs on the building occupied by w N. Nor
cross as a marble manufacturing establish
meut When completed the building will be
an ornament to the locality.
New and convenient rooms are in process
Of construction in the l. part of the Hallowell
House. recently occupied by Messrs. ii. Par
lin & Son, as a boot and shoe manufacturing
establishment. These rooms were demanded
by the increased business of the House. Mr..
Blake, the proprietor, has demonstrated the
practicablity of keeping first class Hotel
successfully on temperance principles, where
the travelling public may find quiet homes
without annoyance from the carousals of the
inebriate, and free from the fumes of bad rum.
1t is gratifying to know that success is attend
ing the efforts.of Mr.. Blake and family to fur
nish comforts and conveniences for their pat
rons. Mcssrs. Parlin 4 Son have removed
to more spacious quarters for the transaction
of their increasing business.
The appearance of Water street has been
greatly improved in certain localities by the
removal of grass from the vicinity of the
curbstones, where it has been allowed to grow
and thrive at the expense of neatness and
thrifty reputation generally. We would
recommend a little agricultural labor in the
vicinity of City Hall, where a good crop of
burdocks may be secured, ifappied for soon.
A triile of effort and expenditure will work
wonders in transforming slovenlness into
ncatness and responsibility.
Rowists, sculists and paddleists are occa-
sionaly displaying considerable muscle on the
river in rear of our office. We think the fell
low with the paddle usually comes in few
strokes ahead.
Capt. Isaac Davis while at work building
staging at the coal shed of Sanborn < Currier
on Friday p. NJ, fell a distance OF twelve or
fifteen feet, striking upon bis head, narrowly
escaping immediate death. The board upon
which he was depending for support was fas-
tened to the upright post by one nail only.
which broke under undue pressure. precip-
tating him to the ground, as above stated.
Fortunately the ground was sandy and com
paratiyely soft, otherwise the accident must
have proved fatal. No bones were broken,
and there were but few bruises, which were
principally about the head and face. Mr..
Davis was Immediately carried to his resi-
dence on Winthrop street, where he was at
tended ly Drs. Cole and Nutting, who found
no apparent serious injuries to prevent speedy
recovery
The boys talk circus about this time with
considerable hueney, discussing the rival
show bills with ameteur knowledge ard in
compre sibility. One would suppose the
circus of a little more Importance at present
than even base ball, to hear the learned dis
cussions on The subject
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STATE NEWS.

Richard Shaw was drowned in Unity nond
on Thursday.
Prof B. +. HAYES Of Rates COLLEGE,. with
his family win sail for Enrona naxt month
rhov are 70 snand vaar IN Ea,n,nn,, ''''
The Lewiston journal says that George
Bennett of Derham, while at work haying il
Litchheld, met with an accident which disa-
scv,bn and was ,av;na !, down 'shan !, 80 ~.
toward him striking the inside Of ,hres IN
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GROIN NEW YORK.

New York, /. The directors of the Hobo
ken savings bank suspended payment this
afternoon, the defalcation of cashier Kleman
was larger than first reported, the officers OF
the bank admitting deficit of S55 600 The
bank holds about a million and quarter OF
bonds and mortgages in trust.
1t is stated that Dick Connally late ring
controller of this city, who fled when the
suits were brought against the ring, has pur-
chased valuable property and settled in
Dublin.
Ex-Collector Murphy and others are about
binding Catholic church at Long Branch.
1t is now thought James Schenider who
was so fearfully stabbed by Geo. l.aher, will
recover.
~ Postmaster General Creswell left tonight
for Washington.
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scribner dropped dead On tho 1sth inst a
that place. He had been At work havins m
came into the stable, and attemptina % AZ
down fell forward upon the floor. Some chi.
dren outside saw him when he fell, but before
they could summon help he was dead. IA
was within few days Ct seventy-five yesrs Of
age, ard had a an idea that he was goins to
live to be one hundred and five years, three
months and some days old, as his grandfather
lived to that age.
B. S. Eaton of Skowhegan had two of his
cattle killed by lightning in the shower Of
Saturdays yearling heifer and calf. There
were scarcely any marks on the bodies of the
animals, except slight singeing Of the hair
Mr.. Eaton did not know that they we're killed
until he found them in the pasture at night,
though he was aware that the lightning must
have struck near.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August |

Flour quiet, unchanged, sales confined to local
trade, Wheat; No.2 Spring held up by a corner to
40 until one L. NJ ut which time ALL outstanding
trades for July cancelled, and prices dropped
to and closed at l.l9 seller; August steady IA 81
September, 100 bid 1907 IL asked No. 3 Spring
l.04 l.2 rejected 30. Corn ADVANCED, fair demand
30 81 bid No. mixed spot or seller; August 30 H.
seller; september rejected 81 l-ial-1; grade Is
Oats quiet, weak 2G / : No. ;. Rye quiet, weak,
81 for No. p Barley dull, nominal. WhisAey fair
demand, higher, 8 L.. Pork 5G2 IL spot or sci.
Ter August and 1880 seller September. Lard quiet
unchanged Bulk Meats steady, sales shoulder
IL. Bacon quiet, unchanged, no sales
Receipts.--5,oO0 flour; 50 900 wheat 100000 corn
40 900 oats.
Shipments ,0l0 flour; G90O0 wheat; 10000
corn; 81 600 oats 1000 barley
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a theological student from Tufts College,
is supplying the Uniyersalist desk At Last
Eddington during summer vacation.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting at
Springfield was a refreshing season. There
was a large attendance OF the people of the
place. The meeting was cordially received
and kindly entertained.
Rev. Wellington X. Cross, u graduate Of
the Bangor Theological Seminary, has accep-
ted a call to the pastorate of the C0ngrega-
| tional Church at Orono, and will commence
his labors with the society next Sabbath. The
installation services will take place in Sep
TENDER.
The Second Adventists will hold a camp
meeting in Deans Grove, in Gardiner, COM
| menciug Aug. Sd and continuing to TIE 10th.
The call says: This meeting is held for the
purpose of showing to all having ears to hear,
that Gods prophetic word is in such perfect
| state Of fultllment, as 10 demonstrate the
coming Of The Lord Jesus Christ TO earth in
1873"
Rev. George kccly, Baptist, was ordained
to the work OF an Evangelist at Lyndon on
Sunday.
Br. Z. +. Pember, of Tufts Divinity School,
is supplying the J'niyeraalist pulpit at Lowell
and Fryeburg during school vacation.
Our country churches are now enjoying the
results Of culture and thought Of city clergy
men, who are wandering this way on their
vacations.
The Unitarian society in Watessille, DIR,
shedon's) now without a pastor, have ten
dercd the use of their lous. to tie Congre2a-
| tional society, during the time occupied in
| making repairs upon the house OF the latter.
me KIN" oner mas neeh - h'Hit! accepted
| Bishop Wiley q Massachusetts,, recently
received cordial reception from Tie Meth
odlsts at Poriland,
The movement to erect new Uniyersalist
church in liockland, is going forward with the
prospect OF speedy success. At the close OF
| services last sunday, sips were passed to the
s"'io'' ". %.''''' 49, "'I.s " 'lu
NV r. i1.'s'' 'o 'iVy
~ ~ Az '.'.' w -, i
~ s''e y, $3.50
go 900 NJ, Wv
edly be realized. ''' ''''''
,r,., whit. ,,.,,.a,. ~. I.,. ,,.,i,...
Cane Eiizabeth, j. ,IiviIrJ over ME aynstion
of an excursion.
MN I,oe.e ,yas ., Thursday oveuin,
ordained AZ nastor cf H.. Bantist Church in
| I,lIswortb
one huhHrtd anu MY persons are no" III
Tue eSiey"n N""'p "'"""o' al Noi''p0'''
Rev. Edward Halves, OF Philadelphia, for
| merly OF Watcrril!e, has received call from
| the North Congregational church at New ila-
ven, Conn.
Rev. Theodore Hill. (Mctholist.l is very
feeble in hcalth-his disease being of such a
T-.t ~, en- % - '0''N' ''"r'
Pow X n D,.ion o .-a1ro.. IF &ew,on
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A Coed H0na School for Boys.
I'Ok>SlIANI, ME.

Established ia 1891 by Hon. WARREN JOHNSON,
ROW state superintendent of Common schools.
Tie location 10 in The village OF Topsham, oppo.
site Brunswick, ON the main line OF travel between
Boston and Bangor, easy Of access, attractive aud
healthy
Expenses for the entire School Year,
*35o.OO. -Four Teachers and number of Pupils
limited to Forty.
SrecIa! Advantages:
/. location unusually attractive, healthy aEl
.cVc- iblc
.. Complete arrangement of rooms iur comfort
and convenience.
:. No day scholars, and complete isolation from
di,turbing influences.
t. Thorough drill in Elementary stuGics, -es-
rec.ally in Reading, spelling, Penmanship and
Arithmetic.
D. Number Of pupils 50 small as to secure per.
sonal attention from the Principal.
G. Faithful religious influence without sectarian
bias.
l. Abundant physical exercise under proper
superyison. r. o. LiNSLtf, Principal.
aug2- ilW&WiW
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FIRE RECORD.

Norwich, Conn, l. A building belonging
to the Norwich Bleaching and Calendering
Co., containing the calendering and finishing
rooms, was destroyed by fire this morning,
with most of the contents. The engine and
the more valuable machinery was saved. The
fire originated in number of loose hanging
folds of cotton cloth in the upper loft at the
drying room, but in what way is not known.
The total loss amounts to about $40. 600. In
suranCe unknown.
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Ii HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR. This was
the language of poor cripple, who, fourteen
months ago, was smashed under an iron
beam. He had been allowed to suffer pain
and assume mass of deformity-but he had
now recovered the use of one knee by the
Centaur Liniment. We hear such language
every day. There is no pain this liniment
will not assauge, no lameness it will not ale
yiate, and no swelling it will not subdue.
CnupREN CRY--tor Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is substitute for
castor oil. iulylf-lm
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TELEGRAMS IN GENERAL.

Chicago, l. Wheat was kept up by cor
ner until one o'clock to 81 40, cash, the fig
ure upon which the ring were making settle
ments. After one o'clock the time tor max
ing market on the corner having expired,
the price dropped to $l.19.
st. Louis, /. Tom Allen challenges Chas
Gallagher to fight him within two weeks af-
ter his fight with McCool.
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is made by parties in this city, who claim that
Donahoe has defrauded them, and is ''for
cheating by false pretences." 1t is alleged
that he has obtained names to written instru-
ments under circumstances that makes the
offence equivalent to that of forgery. He was
brought before the municipal court and plead
not guilty TO the various charges against him.
His trial will be continued to-day. Mr.. Pills
bury, who will act as his counsel, became
responsible for Mr.. Donahoe's appearance at
court this morning.
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| NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
PORTLAND.

Portland, Me-, l. A prize fight took place
within our city limits just before sunset last
night. Eight rounds were fought, when the
fight was drawn. One man was named Bean
but the other is not yet known.
A horse and wagon was stolen from Chas.
H. Merrill last night, and sold to a man in
Cape Elizabeth. The thief escaped.
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Custom House War. .

New York, l. The books OF Downing &
Co. were seized to-day by the custom house
authorities, on charge of smuggling. The
firm states that the charges were only against
the old members of the concern, it having
passed into new hands since the alleged
Smuggling took place.
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sad DrOWnin. Case.

Providence, X. L., /. The man drowned
at Newport beach this morning was Herman
X. Hops of Wis, student at Newton Theolog
zeal Seminary. His afiianced wifeBwas a dis
tressed spectator of his fate, and her uncle
nearly persisted in his efforts to save him.
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HAVANA,

Havana, l. The photographers have STRUCK
work. They demand payment of their wage.
in gold or its equivalent in currency.
All railroads from this month forward will
exact passenger fares and freight tolls in
gold.
3ln view Of the many abuses in Chinese con-
tracts, the government has ordered the Gap
tam general to strictly enforce punishment of
transgressors
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"Jrsr AS Coon One of nay friends who
had been using your (FellowsO Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites for Consumption,
was induced by one of our druggists TO take
another preparation of Ilypophosphitee, which
he said was '.just as good, if not better. -
The use of half bottle taught him, that if he
would consult his safety he must return to
your Syrup again. GEO. c. FOUT,
Mansion House Hotel.
BALTIMORE, Maryland. juiy3O tawlw
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rOL.ITICAT..

Boston, l. Twelve or fifteen members of
the liberal republican State central committee
held conference meeting at the Parker
House to-day to discuss the political situa-
ton. Hon. +. W. Bird presided COM
mittee was appointed to fully consider the po-
litical situation in Massachusetts, and the
country, and report at a future meeting.
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Arrested.

Little Rock, Ark, l. Capt. l.. K. Brown,
a conductor on the Can. & Fulton railroad
was arrested tonight charged with violating
the civil rights bill in refusing to admit some
colored people to a certain car of his train.
He will be tried to morrow.
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Verdict.

New York, |. Coronor'S jury day found
Casper Schulz guilty of killing his wife last
Saturday night, because she refused to get
his supper. He was committed.
Another jury found Michael Iuney guilty
of the murder of Patrick McKenna on the
10Th ult.
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Maine State Fair.

The following named gentlemen have been
invited, and have accepted the invitation to
open the discussions during the State Fair:
Tuesday evening, Senator Hamln; topic,
The Grasses
Wednesday evening, Il. A. Gilbert, Presi-
dent of State Pathological Society; topic,
Culture of Fruit.
Thursday evening, Frank Buck, Esq. topic
Associated Dairying
Friday evening, L. +. Pilsbury Esq, top
ic, Business Farming.
These discussions will be very interesting
as well as instructive.
The assignment of officers will he as follows
B. +. Hamilton, Chief Marshal.
Warren Percival, Superintendent OF Horses.
Peter w. Aver, Superintendent of Cattle.
Seward Dill, Superintendent of Field Tent.
VIM. 7. Wingate, Superintendent of No
rombega Hall,
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The money will be refunded in every case
of liver complaint, jaundice indigestion, dya-
pepsia dizziness, costycncss, etc., where u
cure is not effected by fair trial Il DR.. Ben
netts Celebrated jaunlice Bhtprs. Put up
only by Johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine I'll
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, l. The army officers in Alas.
ka have discovered valuable gold deposits.
The secretary of the treasury has ordered
new plate for the ten dollar currency.
II. Bendell, late Indian superintendent has
been rendered the colonelship at Elsimore.
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RAILROAD COLLISION
Three Persons EXd11cC
Oil Cars Burned =:

Titusville, Pa, /. The northward bound
freight train and the southwark bound oil
train, on the Allaghahy Valley railroad, col
lided near Cunningham. Two brakemen and
an unknown boy were killed. The engineer
had his thigh broken. The oil ignited and
fifteen cars were burned, together with the
bodies of the persons killed.
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Failed

New York, /. john A. Belts, real estate
agent of Brooklyn, failed to-day, owing to
connection with the late Mr.. Mills of the
Trust company. His liabilities are seven
hundred thousand dollars.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, August l..

PRONISlONS-tm.
POkk-l0 90; sales 1900,
LARD-steam Ssa-; kettle 81 d.
BULK MEATS-shouldcrs IA IS; clear rib sides
9i2 a: clear sides 9'. g..
BACON-shoulders SIG ; clear rib sides l0is 9
Is clear sides l0ta d.
WiIISkEI-g2.
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Conscience Stricken.

Washington, /. The secretary of the treas
ury to-day received one thousand dollar
bond of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., with
seventy-four coupons attached, from a con-
science stricken writer.