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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, 10. Marcus Chapman. alias
Charles Carpenter, bank forger, and one
Jack Shipman a k-pecket, escaped from
Doylestown Jail last night.
The American Steam Ship Company to-
day passed vo:e Of thanks to Capt. Brady
for safely bringing the steamship Pennsylva-
MIA into port and voted him $1,000 as an earn
est of their appreciation of his sevces.
The special train brining Senator Summers
remains, passed Havre DeGrass at ) 10 and
arrived at Wilmington at C:38, where it
stopped to Afford the members of the commit
tee accompanying the remains an opportunity
to partake of refreshments A large crowd
assembled at the depot. The train reached
West Philadelphia depot at 80 L. NJ.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Is. A man giving the name of
Ezra Y. Cooke is under arrest here under Il
charge of extensive swindling of the hay and
grain merchants of New York, Michigan,
Vermont and elsewhere. Having leased an
old building in Woonsocket, he put out the
sign of Burrill & Cook, and to this bogus firm
consignments of hay and -four have been ar
irving from several remote places.
The officers found in the stors an old table
and chair. Four car loads of -four from va
rious points have been intercepted.
A schooner from New York for Somerset
with iron, is badly ashore on Goat Island
Newport.
A fire in Blackstone, Mass. this afterao on
destroyed a house owend by Robert Lambert
and occupied by himself and four other fsmi-
lilies. Loss, S3000 insured for $500.
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, IL. A fire at Lexington, Scott
county, Indiana, las, night, destroyed five of
the principal stores, one dwelling and livery
stable with five horse. Loss, $25 900; partly
insured.
Cincinnati, Is. Daniel Harvey who partic-
ipated in the recent strike of engineers on the
Piutsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad,
pleaded guilty to putting bolt of iron 4
frog at Pendleton to throw the trains of the
track and begged far clemency.
Hon. Edmund Smith Sidney, member of
the constitutional convention from Shelby
county, fell dead this evening from apoplexy.
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Washington, Is.
In the House, eulogistic resolutions re-
garding Charles Sumner were introduced by
Mr.. Syphax, (colored.) The passage of these
resolutions was advocated by Messrs. Syphax
and Paige and the colored members. They
were, however, tabled.
When the House returned from the Senate
Chamber to-day, it adjourned until to.mor-
row.
Several reports have reached the War De-
partment of Indian depredations about Lower
Lake, Nebraska. The settlers thereabouts
have petitioned for more troops to protect
them. These petitions were forwarded by
military officers stationed in that country.
Some settlers have already left and others are
preparing TO leave.
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Town Elections.

Town Elections.
The following towns held their election on
Monday the 9th inst.
CAMpEN.-The town officers elected are all
democrats, except Treasurer and Collector.
Clerk, J. II. Sherman; Selectmen, j. F.
Stetson, J. w. Thorndike and +. Vinal;
Treasurer, +. M. Wood; S. S. Com, J. p.
Simonton, N, L; Joselyn; Collector, Larkin
Thorndike; Auditor, J. II. Martin.
HoPE.-Clerk, II. NJ. Cole; Seloctmen,
etc., S. c. Hewett, w. j. Allen, Sanford
Howard; Treasurer, j. Fogler; Supervisor,
w. H. Bartlett; Constable and Collector.
S. G. Hewett.
PoLANp.-Selectmen A. j. Weston, l.. d.
Cobb and J. T. Waterman; Town Clerk and
Treasurer, z. Lane, Jr.; Collector of Taxes,
S. L. Littlefeld, at cent per dollar; School
Supervisor, David Dunn.
LEEDs.-Clerk, John Turner; Selectmen,
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, l. y.
Addition, Il. S. Carver, A. j. Foss; Treasur-
er, B. Francis; Constable and Collector, C.
i. Cobb.
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CHARLES SUMNER,
Preparations for the Obsequies.
Removal of the Body TO the Capitol.

PROCESSION OF THE CoLoRED CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON.
Washington, Is. This morning at o'clock
the remains of Senator Sumner were remov-
ed from his residence to the capitol.
The committee of arrangements and the
committee to escort the remains to Massachu
sets, together with the pail hf -or- AMI I'VE
Massachusetts, Congressional delegation " ith
ladies OF their families, met there some time
previous. The ladies placed upon the casket
large floral cross, and some sympathizing
friend two immense fern leaves. The Ser
geantat-arms of the Senate and Sergeant-at.
arms of the House were also present, the for
mer having special charge of the funeral ar
engagements.
The casket containing the remains was
placed in hearsc drawn by four white horses
and this was followed by one hundred and
fifty colored men on foot including Frederick
Douglass, Mr. Pinchback, John T. Cook,
Register of the District. and others of promi-
hence among that race. The Congregational
committees and Massachusetts delegation and
their families as mourners took their places
in carriages with others in attendance, and
the cortege moved to the capitol.
large number of persons, principally col
ored, were gathered in front of the late resi-
dence of the deceased, some of whom early in
the morning were privileged to see the re-
mains Of the Senator
Senator Boutwell, was not at the house.
The following are the religious ceremonies
performed in the Senate Chamber to-day
Rev. DR.. Butler, chaplain of the House, read
from the LIST Cor, chapt lG, verses 90 to 50.
After which he offered fsrvent prayer.
Rev. DR.. Sunderland, chaplain of the Sen
ate, then read from the 39,h Palm, com.
mencing at the 9TH verse, and from the 18th
Psalm, commencing at the I'd, and offered
prayer The benedction vas then pro-
nounced.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Eentebee 9onrnal.
PORTLAND ID.

Portland, Me-, -. George s. Barstow a
well known and valued citizen died o-dsy,
aged sixty six.
w. E. Whaley, Captain ofthe Norwich po-
lice arrested burglar who was leader of a
gang which had infested that city. The bur
glar was induced to come from st. John to
meet him here Captain Whaley having en-
trapped him by protesting to be in bis bust
ness and having some excellent jobs here for
him.
Peter johnson and o. Bostrome, two
Swedes, at work on the railroad at Mt. Craw-
ford were instantly killed Thursday, by being
crushed beneath an avalanche Of dirt and
stones.
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Supreme judicial Court-DanforthJ J. Pre-


FRIDAY, March 18th.
The trial of John Stevens for the larceny
of bank bills to the amount of $500 from
S. Kelley of Gardiner, was finished at noon.
No testimony was offered on the part of the
defendant, but Mr.. Kempton made the best
argument in his behalf that the facts admitted.
The jury found the deft. guilty. The case is
one of peculiar hardship for Mr.. Kelley-a
hard working mechanic robbed of every dol
lar of his small savings for many years. 1t
also shows the folly and risk of keeping large
sums of money about ones person, or in
places exposed to the depredations of thieves.
State VS.. Erastus Warren. L. f. Webb
for def. This is an indictment for obstruct-
ing highway in Winslow, by erecting post
and board fence within the limits. The way
lies over what is known as Fort Halifax Point.
between Winslow and Waterville bridges.
The case is prosecuted on behalf of the town,
who claim the right to the portion of the way
fenced in, by long use. No malice is attribut-
ed to the def. who claims that his fence is on
the true boundary Of his land as decided to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

Speaking of the ice business, the RockIand
Free Press says that some fifty or sixty men
are at work in South Pond in Warren, get.
ting out ice. The parties are from Rockport.
They are erecting building l20x90 and in
tend to put in ice as long as the weather will
permit. Probably 10000 tons of ice have
been gathered by Rockland parties this sea-
son. They are still at work with all their
might, but the ice is fast diminishing in thick
ness. The Chickawaukie company have
transferred their operations to pond in
Warren, bringing in their ice by rail-
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TEXAS.

Galveston, -, despatch from Indeansto,
says, this afternoon two men, one named
Taylor and the other unknown, walked aboard
the steamer Clinton and deliberately shot and
killed two men named Sutton and Slaughter,
and then escaped. These men were connect
ed with the bands of desperadoes in Dewitt
county. The murdered men were supposed
to have been trying to get away on the steam
er, and having been warned, they were fol-
lowed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14
Physicians Stand For Sale !!

OWING to i'll health, the subscriber offers for
~ sale his house, stable and lot consisting OF
about four acres; also, ii wanted two nice horses
buggies sleigh, &c. The above stand is located in
the beautiful village of China at the head OF the
lake, with good privileges OF churches and schools
and as a place OF residence has many advantages.
The practice is good, and for good physician this
is an excellent opportunity to enter at once into II
lucrative business. There is no other ply ican ina
the place. Please apply or address,
China Village, Me. wtflo.
q. W. MERRILL, NJ. ID,
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Nth.

In lIal!ow,l, 18th INST, Cyrus Woodsum, aged
about 10 years.
% years; 4th inst, Nathaniel Robbins, aged SO yrs
aud month.
In Rockllnd, 9Th ult., Luther f., son of Luther
and Maggie \. CLARK, aged year and II days Sd
inst, George A., aged l year and months; It'll
inst, Warren aged years, children of Warren
{. and Emelne q. Perriso: 10th inst, John A, son
of John Il. ard Hannah Marsh aged year and ,
months; 9TH inst, infant daughter of X. W. and
Laura Messer.
In boston, 18th inst, Martha j., wife OF VIM. S.
Wright, aged 80 years and months, formerly OF
Rockland.
In Bath, 10th inst, Robert Walker Jr., aged 80
years and 20 months; nth i'm Nellie A., daughter
of fl. Il. and ID. l.. Cushing, aged Is years and IL
months.
In Woolwich 9Th inst, Mrs. Catherine NJ. HodS
kns, aged y years and 10 months.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago, H., ~. The schooner Helen A.
.lmes, with 80 tons of coal and in sinking
condition, was lowed here from Delaware
Breakwater this evening. The pumps were
working continually to prevent her sinking.
Chicago, IS. The colored people of this
city arranged to hold mass meeting night
to take appropriate action with reference to
the death of Charles Sumner. The flags on
many public and private buildings were dis
played yesterday at half mast in honor of the
Stnntnr's memory
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gave birth next day to twins. One has since
died. The mother is In a precarious condi.
WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, D. c. March 10.
For New England, Middle States, and Low
er Lake region, cold and fresh, and brisk
northeriy to westerly winds, and partly cloudy
weather will prevail with a series of light
snow on the lower lake region, and thence
northeastward to the Atlantic coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

The Ladies Aid Society of this city, will
meet at the rooms of the y. NJ. c. A., in
Darby block, this afternoon at two o'clock
to make garments and do other work, for the
poor of this city, who are not able to clothe
themselves. This is a work that ought to
enlist the sympathes of many ladies, and all
are cordially invited. Funds have already
been contributed to purchase material for the
clothing.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, March 10.

flour-extra spring 5JOa5 To.
Wheat-No. spring, l231sa 0oO-; No. 1I9a-
cash April, lz1S4 May, No. 3, ll6al-2; rejected
ll0-a.
Corn No. 2, mixed, cash, 6l-- "a April
GA May, new 5Sh; rejected old, IS a 5Sx; new
56a56h.
ats-Steady at 43H for No. 2 fresh; cash. -
May: rejected at43.
Rye-S6aS6-.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 b..
Pcrk-l4 30 ala 90, cash, April: IA 7Oa00 90, May
Lard-s 95a9 % cash; for February; co for
May.
Bulk Meats sho ulders 5Ia short rib mid 80 0 a
=; short clear mid 8 Goa.
Green meats-shotllders 5Ie; short ribs IN.
Hams IA lbs average ash.
Whiskey-83H.
Receipts 1000 -four; 1900 wheat; 80, 600 corn !;
1900 OATS 5000 rye; "A 600 barley.
Shipments 600 flour; 1900 wheat; 1900
corn; 900 oats: 900 barley; 1900 rye.
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vi MARYLAND.

Baltimore, l3. A special train conveying
the remains of Senator Sumner, in charge of
the Congressional delegation, arrived at the
Union depot, on the Baltimore & Potomac
road, 10 z. NJ, and proceeded north i'm
mediately. There was no demonstration at
the depot it being unknown what hour the
train would arrive.
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HOULTON.

Houlton, Me-, Is. In the libel suit on trial
here for fortnight, brought by Llewellyn
Powers against the publisher of the Houlton
Times, the jury have returned verdict of So
sos for the plaintiff
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The Free Press learns that Messrs. George
II. Blake of the Portland Press and s. j.
Chadbourne, Clerk of the Maine House of
Representatives, are looking over the ground
with view of establishing a daily paper in
Rockland.
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, Is. Two more bodies have been
recovered from the Drummond collery, max
ing the whole number recovered sixteen.
Joseph Tory was arrested in Trura charged
with brutal assault on respectable married
woman, who was shockingy maltreated. She
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List OF Patents

Issued from the United States Patent 0Acc to
citizens of Maine, for the week ending March -,
1874. Furnished for the Kenncbec Journal from
the Office OF j. Nee. Perkins & Co, Counscilors at
Law aud Solicitors for American and Foreign
Patents, jl3 seventh Street, Washington, d. c.
Drawings and specifications Of any patent in This
list furnished for % cents.
1l7770.-MaChinc for Evening Leather Charles
Hardy Bdde ford, and Charles +. Morrill,, Deer
ing. Application fled October 4, 1873.
l47.sl Ventilation of Cars and other Apart
ments james NJ. Palmer, Portland. Application
filed December s, 1873. The space between the
walls divided into fresh air and foul air condults,
the fresh air conGus alternating with those for the
vitiatod air The vitated air passes through open
ings near the bottom into the space and out through
openings at the top of the outer wall. The fresh
air enters through openings near the bottom OF the
outer wall and pa ses into the car through open
ings in the inner wall, near the top.
l47eG1.-- Speculum.-GustaVe W. Schumacher,
Portlan Application filed February :, 1874. Be-
sides the usual adjustment of the pivoted handles,
q second adjustment is made OF the blades them
selves upon the handles, so that the blades may he
parallel, with the inner end of one in advance OF
The inner end of the other blade.
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The whole number Of arrests in Bangor
for the year ending March l, reported by the
City Marshal, was 94G. Twenty-Five have
been arrested on search and seizure warrants.
Nine persons have been sent to the Insane
Hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

Miss ]. f. ingalls, Of Waterville, met with
serious accident while passing down Main
street, last Thursday, at a place where the
sidewalk had not been properly cleaned. She
fell and broke, it is thought. the neck of her
fsmur. Drs. Thayer and Campbell were in
attendance and did all that was possible for
the alienation of her suffering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

The closing meeting of the old city coun-
Gil will be held this afternoon at . o'clock.
The incoming council will meet III caucus, in
the common council room at 3 IL O'clock
for the nomination of candidates for city ofii-
GERS. The new city council will be organ
lied and the Mayor deliver his address on
Monday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

Some of the towns of this State have cho-
sen ladies to serve upon the board of school
committees and supervisors of schools, just
recognition of woman's qualities Of head and
heart fitting her for these positions. How
fast the prejudice against woman is wearing
away,
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The interest is on the increase in the meet
ings on Cushnoc Heights. Meetings have
been held every evening during the past
week. Rev. Mr.. Robinson will preach to-
morrow.
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complimentary benefit, rendered to Mr..
r. w. Murphy, is to be given at Granite Hall
this evening. In the troupe are two or three
comedians of repute, and the occasion will
no doubt be an enjoyable one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

We call the attention Of our lumber manu-
facturers to the advertisement in our columns
to. day of lawn tent and clothes horse frame
combined. Tie sale of this article, south
and west, by State rights, will introduce it
extensively, and our dealers have the facili-
ties for producing it cheaper than any other
section, and should compete for it, lit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

During the last four months, Mr.. George a.
Jones of Portland, of the Maine Lecture and
Concert Agency has furnished in this State
and St. John, lectures and concerts to tie
amount of $4,000.
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him by the Ticonic Water Power Company.
1t would seem that suit at law would have
been more proper process to determine the
rights of the disputants. Trial unfinished.
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Mr.. L. II. Titcomb, Druggist in this city,
has been appointed the only agent for the sale
of DR.. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure. He has
that article now on hand.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
C,po;1nnt; Nfo,aI, .

PROVISIOSS-quies.
PORk-l3 GOALS %
LARD--steam S1a9-; kettle az q.
BULK MEATS-shoulders 5kak clear rib sides
79I;- clear sides So
Observation-Disclosures &c 81 q clear rib sides SKI
= clear sides 0-d9
WHISKEY-a3a-.
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VIRGINIA.

Richmond, Is. The State Senate in which
the bill providing for new charter for Pc
tev:hurg, originated, by a vote of % to Is to-
', sustained Gov. Kempers veto. The vote
IS most heated and exciting.
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CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, CT, 10. Christian Sharpe, the
inventor of the famous Sharpe's rifle, died
suddenly at his residence in Vernon, Conn,
last night of hemorrhage OF the lungs, at the
age of CO years. He was a native Of New
Jersey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

PASSPORT as a summer resort, is now be-
ing talked up by the paper, in that locality.
The place has many natural advantages to
attract those who usually spend the hot sea-
son at the seaside or in the country, but to
make the place popular resort, a railroad to
the west is needed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-14

Bosworth has just received new stock of
sprirg goods, which he is prepared to make
up in the latest styles; Mr.. Niles having just
returned from Boston, where he has been
spending short time to post himself on the
way they are cutting and making up spring
garments Give him call.
Augusta, March 18th, 1874.
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ARK ANSAS.

Little Rock, 49, Wallace, the johnson
county desperate, was hanged at Clarksvillc,
to-day the Governor having refused to COM
mute his sentence.
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IOWA.

Des Mones, IL. The Senate To- day, TWEEN
ty-seven to one adopted the House joint reso-
luton for a constitutional amendment, giving
women the right to vote
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There are seventy.one students at the
Maine Medical School at Brunswick
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Ladies wishing Human Hair Of the first
quality and manufacture guaranteed Will ind
satisfaction at Mrs. Foote'S rooms over Has
kell's shoe store, Water street; Grey Hair
and Natural Curls. Work done to order.
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NEBR ASkA.

Omaha, Is. There was a large meeting of
citizens last night in honor of the memory of
Senator Sumner. Appropriate resolutions
were passed.
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Mr.. Nyes Cold Water Temple will meet
this afternoon at half-past two, at Meonian
Hall. The meetings will be held regularly.
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Caution In our changeable climate,
coughs, colds, and diseases at the throat, lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel con
sumption will claim its victims. These dis
eases, if attended to in time, can be
arrested and cured. The remedy is Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
marll- feod&wlw
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CUBA.

Havana, 49, The Brooklyn arrived here
to-day. The Spanish iron clad Arapiles has
sailed for Martinique to 60 into the dry dock
for repairs.
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The remains of the late John II. Lynde are
expected to arrive in Bangor on Monday
night.
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SACO.

Saco, Me-, 10. G. a. Carter, republican
was elected Mayor of this city to-day, over
Rufus H. Tapley, democrat
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property of the SANTANA Bay Company, on
account of non-payment of notes amounting
to about $4,000, due last December.
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wv NTED.

4 STU ALTON as housekeeper in n small fam.
n lily by an American lady; apply at MRS.
VIM. WINGS. Green St., Augusta. marli't2tS
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40. iowa 55se4 Rio, ssks7ex
White Mich, 999l 80 Maracaibo, 23Ma25
Winter W'etn, Co. Java, 26-o3O
CORN st. Domingo, l9k 0l9
sales, $4,000 MOLASSES-
Mixed Westn, G5gl So Clarified, l7a2s
OATS New Orleans, 10a75
Sales, $4,000 Porto Rico. Nsao
White West'n, G4-a66 Muscovado, l7a22
West'n Mix'd, 62H a64la TURPENTINE-
BEEF A6ls647
Extra Mess 10 50al3 80 ROSIS-
Plain Mess, 0OalO 90 AOaO 900
PORK PETROLEUM
sales, bbls., COO GO Crude, 6xak
New Mess, 10 OJ-9 Refined, 14-0lA&
TALLOW-
r,,.. 7671
observation-disclosures y steam, I0dl0kd: " sai
$40 Il.
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local anu State Menus.

The schools in the village district close to-
day for vacation of five weeks.