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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04

- Aeordaha d. QUO ssaIa IN hiio mas que
para mAltnlAsls.
---3asntn, saaofa, cOntinn6 81 aldeano
ponlSotose &c pits sssuto que mo AAya
asssd ersida eApaa d apsossehAssns ae
~ hasa oosAsoa; psfo llsvu sAn mAlA IL.
ca su Il paehao, que 70 ass sxssaAa
Dies baaas Ispaso doaA Agasia %.
sAsaaAi Iannsa mAlA tAmA. y 90 spfdmd Qus
- - pofqsA pssa ssss Il homhfa naaa
honsa1o qas eoaosco.
--lPs< qaa. ssAasAi saelAm6 Jaeoho
CO xeAsasaneaas y eoano daasaado dss.
eAsgarsa = - gsaa paa0 Ipcs quAi -
= y - 4 aassA , sssk ausnA s1sasa -
80, J vsFA lAnhsea eamo - - ta@gs i
sulpA - - go - paanAas
- sas4 mMy 64ea 60 - muIMa {
1sAaa sssi gasssfs pssa. i vHaAI. ssassA.
pAaans go saAn aasmaAa sAGsms pmsA -
nAaa - - aAaa. n pasa aalls - lie a.
NM mNsAsM 80 - e~kfAA4 maY 80 .
.nAAwA1GaA4 mAs sxna1As
Mt mw1a3 MKM mam aw~a 60 =. y -
-. pesa - ssaAaa aamA. = KEaeaA. Il Aae~
80. = aaaxNaA - ews4 essss 60 - -
s@sa3s - = snme - geswh4. p.su -
ssasa mhntm AanAaAa 80 ~ = Ammm~-
MabaK. ~ aaaaa psnaa - u eWekmesv~~
paea - = asAAna aM1. = - - -
sAsm4 aeen. sn1nn. IeemAA mna.na i
pnaaa 60 -
- mAaA pasAa. NaMmM i raAw -
-. ssha NsAAs Am3m3 - onn1 kksna anm
pasmnmss fs3m - a44nAs l s3At1k - i =.
j. - - mAmhkA - mNnmMm = - =
a.MkS = eannk ii sAmaa = 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04

% euAnto 1 ahorar por aek 10 ocAapico J
otsO poF I'D. Dos guarda uated muchos
aAOa.
PaaAhA 81 dia hllando. y 70 ibA sucio y
Foto. y empsa6 1 darms vergnsnta DO
vssma anlre - asmks ibveasa d. mi edAd,
sodos solsssOs. hbsss, Alasrss, limpios co
co - Gro.
POGO dsapass ~ un aAo d hAheruos
eaaAAo. eAyS ~ Ira nAlas 20 a hahtA d.
- algunos galpsa. , mo schaFoa II cul.
- - ~ satssmeisds psEo Is2 posQae
Dscs quiso y aaAA nAss eashAo volvsA !
60 81 srA0alo. i sncoasxAhA salsncloaA
! EssEse II sAeAhA Veanaa ecnv.asAoionas,
j ningwnA 80 snwvaas ssA baenAs nAa p.
- - hosmhss ~ asi g&aAa. ssaasA. no -
u - aaapa empeaA agoAaafms Il sslan-
80 - ~ eAm. y aaesGrn pohsesa. aae aFa
mdA L. nAyus, pass psf y mAlA sAaad y
nsnw4n EnAAs0m@ - ma mmlns. asaiamus
80 eAkAs - TeesaA psAss pAFA qne
i4sAas j hmRAxne awss1fa h4hasAeAsa III
60 80 y ashmFnx i 4sspaNe etsn j
saaa. psxqws 90 ekstA.hs ma mAsA ewsFtes
ssaasks $3.50 = 80 sssssssaa - apasua
Gses 80 a~nse4e j ragw aaa m9lss &c
= nEAsNe - tMrla1 saasxn 60 ae&AlnANx
tannAa asma - mnmAamm.tA y &a2manao
sNaas aA4aa AaMA 4siA - isaAAIAs. -
m6h as9AN
gssAs0 @MAs a1mM y Nwsasa ~ = = -
- 1 Am8sMns AMkaa 80 Me@mkum - -
mm9ses - mksMANm Nwa MNMEwA@m. YynI
sNk1 - - Ass - sasanMEA J - -
- - am3nen&
MA alssAaAs ! - mA1sA -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04

perdone 1sisd que no admlta - cArilati-
" ossrta: ssmpFs hs ado may pobfa:
nuneA be popido ahOssAr "a saarto; pafC
nunea tAmpooo be gassAio % ochavo,
qas 90 hAya ado Eaaado, J biaa gaAAao
poF mE.
-peeo. Jaeoho. saso 70 b qalsso 20
regAlAr, dilo doAA AguaaE ssago gusso
"a sllos Dioa - % n da5o hilos pos
quisnas mIfAR, J eonsaAaso eome lalss 1
10 pehfaG a 10 ere gton. = adsmAa 1 u
y fioFuneaA - estlm3 kpoF qaA -
Qalesua sdmlEiT 90 dinaso qas pAsa nAAA
aae nfvuf
-SsAosA. Aay - u psshls mssAos
pohsss nncian0a lmpalA5na. y aignnaa
lnkalasaa sla1aa ea.Ka1aa - kllaa , - -
bocaao - pa qse dAsssa - asg 5vsn.
sohassp. leaga hasaas AeAas ga irAAa~
lAE, Y easesiA FahAsla2 n hmssaa - msasA
Al Il MamakheaeA
--Eaaa - :. - Am@aA, JAeaAss -
- sswaiA
~-A - fassa So pesNsma hAaa nnnma~
AAaA. aoAa asEel. 4eaA Ass@fa. sasaa -
So. ppsase p1Afss seS02sssAa sksw ksa
nsnns . mayss pseeAps p~sa ssms ssY -
lSases - 80 hmaMaA. pAm4a 60 - -
p@sAa 4kEta go aaa 80 0AA8A aAmaa -
- " &c e@ssse&a - hkMk
uuAA AKpnda mAsA ! lsnmAa xmamAsN.
- - n sAArtAa4 - - luAhm p.amMAA.
ImpxamaA - a4asi Ean1a AnmAaM xAaAaa.
II asAma kn&a = NmoAn mnk 60
ssn3aA .sssniaas i AsmAew 48s - g2mAM
|&mka j. AaimAns Il AmA4a 60 rmmha
- spaAma - y lMA4aM i F4w - - /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04
GRANT.

Corren entire el vulgo rumores tan
absurdos acerca de Ia igualdad, con-
ftndense de un modo tan lamentable
las funciones polfticas y civiles con
las sociaies, que juzgamos convenient
te dedicar algun espaciOa a esta i'm
portantfsima question, hoy muy de
actualidad en- Puerto-Rico. #ss
Por desgracia no es el vulgo de es-
te pals solo el que confunde lastimo-
samente la igualdad ante la ley con la
igualdad social; en- otros que Sc tienen
por mas ilustrados ocurre exactamen-
te 10 mismo entire las classes menos
favorecidss por la fortuna, mas faltas
de fe 8 de ciencia. De clio nos da un
elocuente ejemplo ell Iri5ane de Nue.
va-York en- su nGmero del IA de
MARIO. Este antique diario de Mr..
Greeley, turibundo aboIicionista, re-
publicano hasta Ell crfmen y acerri-
mo defensor de los traidores de Yara,
no puede ser autoridad sospechosa
para los que en- este pals profesan los
principles mas avanzados que Sc CO.
nocen dentro de la escuela liberal.
Ahora bien; ell Tribune escribe 10 81
guiente:-lo traducimos con la exac-
titud possible:
Gun escoces que viva en- uno de
los mas apartados suburbios de Fila
DELTA, despues de uno 8 dos dias de
melanc6lico ensimismamiento, una no
che de la semana pasada, puso en- I'M
vase de porter una dosis de veneno y
despues de hacer .beber una parte q
su esposa y su hijo, bebi6se 81 ell
resto del iicor. Su suegra despert6
con los alaridos de la hija y, tai vez
porque las dos yfctimas inocentes fue-
ron obieto de tOdos sus cuidados, Sc
salvaron; pero antes de amanecer, Ell
pobre escoces habia probado por ST
la sabidurfa de su experiencia y pasa-
do & comparar la existencia de la
otra vida con los sinsabores que, pa
ra 81, habia encontrado demasiado
duros en- esta. Despues que hubo
muerto, como de costumbre, Sc hicie-
ron diligentes indagaciones para des-
cubrir la causa de a1uel acto deses-
perado. Estamos acostumbrados &
contemplar con calma q nuestros COM
pafieros de viaje aunque Sc adelanten
hasta ell borde mismo del precipicio
Gn darles ayuda nj impedirles caer;
perO una veZ que han caido, tOdo ell
mundo Sc apresura 2or buscar la pre-
drecilla sobre Ia cual han resbalado
al fin. Parecia en- este case no haber
razon alguna para que este infeliz es-
eoces no Sc hubiera tenido en- pie. No
tenia novedad en- su hogar; al contra
rio era esposo amante y padre carifio-
so; no tenia deudas, era frugal y labo-
rioso, lit6grafo de ofcio, empIeado en-
un esta6lecimiento donde recibia un
sueldo muy decente, donde era dis
tinguido por sus principales y COM
paf1eros que le tenian por hombre in-
teligente. Amigo de discusiones deli
cadas y vidriosas como la mayor parte
de sus paisanos, gustabale con fre-
cuencia expOneF largamente ante sus
camaradas la iDjusticia de que haya
pobres y ricos. De la averiguacion su-
maria no result6 NADIA que indicase
que ell salario que Sc le pagaba no
fuese liberal 8 desproporcionado al
valor de su trabajo: CANADA alIf 4 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04
QUIEN A HIERRO MATA.

Leemos en- ell Herald de NMeV0-
York:
Cartas de Mejico pintan aquel pats
de un modo desconsolador. Los de-
partamentos de Sinaloa y Sonora, en-
el extreme Noroeste de la repdblica,
npnca han estado lie hecho bajo la au-
tdridad del gobierno nacional. Jefes
i1dependientes Sc han arreglado de
mOdo que han tenido en- sus manos
los desiertos del interior, arroiandose
sdbre las aduanas y los puertos veci-
nos tan -pronto como en- ellos ha habi-
do dinero. Lozada que ahora agita la
bandera azteca de la rebellion, acam-
pa en la parte del Norte de las mon
tanas de Jalisco; y Sc dice ademas
que en- Oajaca, al Sur, es inminente
otro levantamiento. La fuerza princi-
pal de Lozada consiste en- que ha
tornado una especie de cohorte adu-
llamista reclutada entire las flas de
todos los que estan descontentos con
los gobiernos de orfgen espanol. La
mission de este caudillo es enceHader Ell
fMegO de una guerra de eTterminiO
contra los @s"rpadores; q todos los que
no son de Sangre asteca son c0nsiderG-
dos como ertranjeros q aswpadOres;
sus actos son nulos y de ningun va
lor. Esto va especialmente contra la
actual administration. Lerdo es mesti-
20, pero es inclinado q la raza espaf1o-
la y Sc jacta de ser descendiente de
castellano. Los descendientes de los
Iantiguos aztecas casi no poseen tier
ras; los "usurpadores" criollos son los
amos de los grandes ranchos y ha,
ciendas. 81 Lozada con su jnnta no sc
duerme en- las pajas, inaugurara nc
soiamente una guerra de razas, sine
tambien una lucha agraria en- que ga.
naran terreno los sublevados sobre
los indolentes y egoistas poseedorei
territoriales que gozan de una vida
regalada y muelle en- las grandes fin
cas- del pats Entire tanto ell nuevo pre-
sidente no hace NADIA para acallar e
creciente descontento, y ell porvenil
| de la rep1blica Sc presenta harto os
euro"
| Hasta aquf ell peri6dico americana
Como ven nuestros lectores, en- ls
principal republlca hispano america,
na Sc esta inlciando una nueva revo.
lucion perfectamente logica y que mas
tarde 8 mas temprano Sc extender4
probablemente por todo ell continen
te latino americana. Los hijos de es
panoles lanzaron q los espafloles de lai
ciudades que habian estos edi6cado
| de los campos que habian cultivado, d.
los temples que habian erigido, bajo e
pretexto de que NADIA de 10 que ha
bian trabajado les pertenecia porqu,
eran extranjeros, porque no habiar
nacido en- America, porque eran unol
usurpadores. Fueronse los espanolei
tras doce amos de cruda guerra J
despues que en- las Cabezas de Sar
Juan Sc consume ell acto polftico mas
incaliGcable que registrar las histo
rias; tueronse los espanoles y desdt
entonces sus descendientes Sc han es
tado combatiendo y fusilando recfpro
camente: 10 immigration espafiola que
daba savia 4 ia raza blanca disminuye
en algunas parties ces6 del todo: Ia "a
m parrici'la, por consiguiente, la qu,
volvi6 las armas contra a madre pa
tria llamGndola usurpadora cuando
81 10 era, ellos, los rcbeldes, no era1
mas quo Ios hijos de ursurpadores
sin mas dcrechos ( aquel suelo qa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04

pias necias, en- aspiraciones irrealiza-
bles. ComPafSmonO sssiemPre con los
que estan mas abajo, nunca con los
que estan mas arriba, que nosotros y
.el desengafo no nos herira jamas de
mnerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04

malas iucIinaciones: bieu que 81 hubie.
m yiyido Andrea, 10 mismo y quisk peOr
hublera aido: pFonto conocf que me .es--
.orbaba, pase diaa y noches sin verle y sin
saber do II: mi jornal apenas bastaba pa
n NAL conner 20, y do 10 que tenia le de-
laba { 81 que comiese.
Cada dla ha lido siendo mayor mi po-
hsuxA; pog huir do Il soledad do raj casa,
DO ml hogAr $40 caloF, do mi cuArto tan
pobrn y tan desmantelado; he neguido
ysaiO / Ia saberna: el tabernero me iaba
soda IL asmana, J sahado por Ia noche
- cobfAba Dc mi jornal; peeo me que
daba tAn POGO. quo pAaAba mueha ham
hFu.
Algunaa buanas mnioaes del lugaF que
- compAdeciaa do VERNE tan desastrado,
- AconseiAbAn que me caaasa olFa yez:
IperU { qalaa podia 20 alFaer Di casa,
tn snlssFabss ] san AbAndonadaf Iba pa
psnda Esvtata - nal pensamlentO 4 toias
las muuAAchAs del pnshlo, y no hAya min
9uaA a. Aahisss podido consantiF % so
III malers todsa sAbisn que 20 no pOdiA
lnMatenssaAs
pce ka ~ d VI 1 rin:eneiA que iha
smaaaados pos agsa ( l. laeate, y me DE-
lss~-sa ~ saviasa uaa mulsF asll-Lue-
= psaNs qss - may e J que nadle L
kAhA lastssA1o nanea, ] me aearqs6 {
Aahsasia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-04
LA IGUALDAD.

La igualdad social no es le-
gislable, nj pedir6 NADIA que
prOpenda & elevar lacOndiCion
social del manumitido, salvo
que sci le Conceda una Oportu
nidad rRzOnable de- desarrOllar
10 buono que haya en- 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30
STATE NEWS.

The selectmen of the town of Eden (Bar
Harbor) have indicted the keeper of the Bay
View House in that town as public nuisance,
because of his neglect of drainage They
have ordered the house to be shut up, and in
consequence all the boarders who had re-
manned after the first scare (about DOZEN
were compelled to leave. An exception was
made in favsr of Miss Cushman of Boston,
who has the typhoid fever in its severest form,
and could not be removed with safety. Sew
eral persons who lived at this house during
their stay at Bar Harbor have been taken
down with the fever since their arrival home
Among these is Mr.. Bancroft Davis, nephew
of the Assistant Secretary of State. Bangor
Commercial.
The Belfast paper says the origin of the
| fire which swept over that city is mystery
Even the common scape-goat, the pipe. can :
| not be charged with the mischief. Those
who first discovered the fire describe ii as
breaking through the roof near the end Of the
building, and it is evident from this that it
originated in the attic. But no fire had been
used in the building, the upper part of which
had been used as a sail loft. The doors and
shutters were closed Saturday night, and the
man who had the key was at the Advent camp
meeting on the east side. The wind was
blowing \ gale, and the air was full of cleo
tricity, and it is possible that some combusti-
BILE material inside might have spontaneously
ignted. 1t was evidently one of those fires
which not unfrequently occur whose origin
cannot be traced to any direct human agency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30

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.. Ben
nett's Celebrated Jaundice Bitters. Put up
only by Johnson Bros, Druggists, Augusta,
Maine. III
Thousands have been changed by the use
of the Peruvian Syrup Ga protoxide of lron)
from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy, and happy men and women.
And invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to
give it a trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility
it is specific.
81 Mr. 0. w. Sims of Hallowell is no longer an
agent for the Keunebec Journal, and receipts given
by HIM after this date will not be recognized at this
Office.
Augusta July 80, 1878.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30
Special Despatch to the Kennebec Journal.
BRUNSWICK.
COLLEGE MATTERS.

COLLEGE MATTERS.
Brunswick, Me-, 20. College exercises be-
gan with prayers on Saturday morning. The
first recitation will be on Monday.
Prof. c. A. White, secretary of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement of
Science, has been elected to the Josiah Little
Professorshp of Natural History. He is re-
Gently from Iowa, where he held the position
of State Geologist and professorship in a
college of that State.
Henry Chamicall, graduate of Amherst,
and of the University of Gottingen in Germa-
ny, will take the Professorship of Chemistry
and Physic.
c. II. Moore, who has held the Professor
ship of Latin and Mathematics for the two
last years, has been appointed Instructor in
Latin.
A. F. Morton, of the class of '73, has ac-
cepted the Tutorship of Mathematics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30

Was fine affair. About half past a. m
procession was formed in accordance with
the programme published in the Journal
The officers of the Fire Department and the
police led the column, and were followed by
the Pacific Company, in their new AMI neat
uniform, who were escorted by Berry's full
Band. The Pacific Engine, for the first time
appearing in public in its new, and beautiful
dress of paint, was drawn by Il pair of horses
driven by Alex. McCausland; the Hose car
riage followed, also drawn by horses. Beau
tiful bouquets of flowers from the garden of
Mrs. Eaton, were carried by the officers and
surmounted in a tasty manner both the En-
CINE and Hose carriage. The n. A. Burpee
company followed with their Band of music
and made handsome and imposing appear
ance. They are all fine fellows, and do honor
to the name of firemen as to character, intel
lgence and behavior. The route of process
sion as marked out was completed at about
1890, when the parade was dismissed. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent by the men,
bers Of both companies in looking over the
city, visiting Hallowell, Gardiner, the Sol.
dier's Home, or riding in the country.
grand ball was given by the Pacifcs in
Meonian Hall last evening, which was mv CHI
enjoyed by all who participated.
The Burpees will take the o'clk train this
morning for their home. The best wishes of
our fremen and citizens will go with them,
and their visit will long be remembers d with
peculiar pleasure by the visited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30
Found.

A lady hat, opposite Lawrence's shoe store, on
Thursday evening. The owner can have the same
by calling at the kennebec Journal Office and pay
ing for this Advertisement. aug20t3t
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, d. c., %. The Secretary of
the Treasury has issued circular to the Col
lectors of Customs, directing that agents and
attorneys shall not be permitted to make an
entry of imported goods, unless upon filing an
affidavit with the Collector that the principal
is too sick to be present at the Custom House
or he is absent from the country.
TREASURY BALANCES.
Washington 30.
The following were the balances in the
treasury to-day;
Currency, $lO,le9,73
Special deposits of legal tenders
for the redemption of certih-
Gates Of deposit. 32,l40,000
Coin, oS,9l7 1874
Coin certificates, 44,730,000
Legal tenders outstanding, $4,000, 900
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August 90.

Flour firm and in fair demand, mainly for good
and unsettled and higher closing firm No spring
~, No do III 3-ial22 cash l22 "a Aug; us sept;
~ IL Oct; No 3spring rs; rejected 10lalO2 IL
cash or Aug 40 3-4a7-s; Sept AZ LABS; Oct high
mixed 4lal-s rejected 81 l.2aS-4 Oats Quiet and
unchanged ut IS lSal4 for No , cash: % Sept; re-
jected % II. Rye in fair demand at 7oal.2 for No
2 Barley steady at l0Sall0 for No 2 fail cash no
sept; 1a1S for No spring. Provisions quiet and
weak. Pork dnll and shade lower at Is 75al6 90
cash; Sept 10 % l-2. Lard Steady at rs. Bulk
meats steady shoulders s. short rib and short
clear mids quotec at l'sal-t Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whiskey active and higher.
Freights toiButialo.-Corn 7al.2.
Receipts-3 900 flour; 10000 wheat; 29l 900 corn
"A 900 oats; IA 600 rye; 10000 barley.
Shipments.-50 900 flour; Dos, 000 wheat; 2lGOC
corn; SO 900 oats; 81 co. rye; 900 barley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30
Executions.

Cairo, Ill. 80. William C. Campbell, (col-
ored) was executed here to-day for the muir
der of Thomas Doyde, the master of the
steamer Grand Tower, in April last. The
prisoner had little to say on the scatfold, un-
less to protest his innocence, and manifested
total lack of penitence or fear. The drop
fell at 1920 p. M. breaking the prisoners
neck, and he died almost without a struggle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-30

CLOTHING! Large assortments of mems
youths and boys clothing at low prices at Hun
tington, Mason & Co.. one price store, 100
Water street, Augusta. wv
My KINGDOM FOR A HORsE.-What the
purse of King Richard could not then pro-
cure, all can now purchase for song. The
Centaur Liniment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure a lame one, 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 Imminent.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoris.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is a substitute for
castor oil. august tim
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Relig iOus Services Tomorrow.

Rev. Mr.. johnson will preach in the First
Baptist church in the morning.
Services in the Episcopal church, as usual,
Rev. Mr.. Upjohn, Rector.
Services in the Methodist church as usual,
Rev. r. Sanderson, the pastor, officiating.
There will be Christian Union services on
Cushnoc Heights, Rev. Mr.. jackson, preach
er.
Services in the Catholic church, Rev Mr..
OBrien, pastor,-as usual.
Services in the Free Baptist church in the
morning, as usual, Rev. Mr.. Penney, pastor.
Rev. Mr. Dole will officiate in the Granite
church, in the absence of Rev. Mr.. Ecob, the
pastor.
There will be no preaching in the univer-
salst and Christ (Unitarian) churches.
There will be Union Services in the Free
Baptist Church, commencing at o'clock p.
NJ; sermon by Rev. Mr.. Penney Subject
"Honesty Its motives and Assaults.
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FIRE.

Bath, Me-, 20. The large dwelling house
of Hiram Cornish, corner of Front and Vine
street in this city, took fire near a chimney in
the ell at eleven o'clock last night, and the
eutire roof burned down to the second story,
together wife the furniture, bedding, etc.,
stored in the attic. Most of the Furniture in
the main house was saved in a damaged state.
Charles Rhodes occupied part of the house
and Mr.. Cornish the other. No insurance on
the furniture. Loss on the house about two
thousand dollars, which is fully covered by
policy of insurance in the Springfield Insur.
ance company.
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Personal.
Speaker Blaine is at Saratoga.

Speaker Blaine is at Saratoga.
Senator Sprague arrived in this city on the
8 ;35 A. NJ. train yesterday, and will return
to-day He is accompanied by Albert Daley
of Providence, one Of the Directors Of the
Kennebec Land & Lumber Co.
Daniel A. Cony is on visit TO his friends
in Massachusetts.
Hon. S. c. Hatch Of Bangor, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank ii. Adams, assistant cashier in
Freeman's National Bank is spending week $
vacation in different towns in the State.
Miss Dora Nichols of Pennington and Miss
L. Scales of Temple, graduates ofthe Western
Normal School, have accepted positions as
teachers in the public schools of Calais.
Edward W. pinkham, republican, has been
nominated to represent Palermo, Unity,
Thorndike and Burnham in the legislature.
j. L. Adams, Esq, cashier of Freeman's
National Bank, has just returned from Il fort
nights sojourn with his family and friends at
Boohbay Harbor. He spent week in June
most pleasantly among the mountain scenery
of West Campton and Plymouth, N. H.. his
vacations have made him look rudy and
handsome.
We are very happy to learn that tie health
of Col. a. B. Farwell is improving rapidly.
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It two o'clock p. M, yesterday. two
bm to l0years of age, named Gilbert,
|relessly playing with matches close to
hn Mays stable, at west end Of Bridge
when one of them dropped lighted
on some straw or dry grass; flames
" blazed up and began to ignite the
/. Mr.. John P. Wyman, who lives
CHANGED to be at home, and rushing
rescue, succeeded with the aid of the
hates of the house, to put out the fire
any material damage had resulted.
as very narrow escape from de-
fire, as there are many houses in
hity, that would probably have been
had not the fire been quickly subdued.
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arm of fire was sounded in this city
even o'clock last evening, arising from
lg discovered in Sturgis' sawmill on
box about two miles above the city,
asst side of the river. The fire de-
t was promptly on the alert, and got
ay as soon as possible, but did not
the place until the mill was entirely
Town, and the lumber, of which there
Ee a quantity, was mostly on fire. The
ent did good service in keeping the
spreading to other buildings near.
ting company from Rocklrnd worked
The fire is supposed to have been the
an incendiary, as the mill has not
hning since last spring.