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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-24
WASHINGTON.
DANGEROUS Counterfeit.

Washington June %. A new dangerous coun-
terteit has been discovered at the National Bank
OF Redemption, agency of So notes, of the First
National Bank of Canton, Ill. They were evil
IDENTIFY changed from the plates ON which the
counterfeits on the Traders National Bank Of
Chicago, and the First National Bank Of Paxton,
H., were printed.
Personal.
Secretary Delano having recovered from his
recent illness, this morning resumed his duties Of
the Interior Department.
Mate Lewis f. Stramt is detached from the re-
ceiving ship New Hampshire at Norfolk.
Centennial.
Agent Langhorne of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co. at Shanghai, informs Consul Seward that he
will send the China commissioners to the Phila-
delphia Centennial at half price, and will give ex
tremely favorable rates on freight for the Centen-
NAL
Signal Bureau.
The telegraph of the Signal Bureau is completed
to Fort Sill, Indian Territory, and Is now work
ing.
The Saranac.
Two dispatches were received at the Navy
Department to-day, in regard to the loss of the
Saranac. The first was from Lieut-C Commander
Saunders Executive officer, dated Victoria, June
2lst, announcing the disaster Friday morning, and
his arrival at Victoria to charter a steamer. The
other desgatch was from Admiral Cochrane of the
British steamship Repulse, dated Vallejo, June q
After announcing the disaster, the Admiral says
81 have despatched her Majesty's ship Myrimdon
to assist in every possible way. | leave on my
flag ship Immediately on the same service.
Appointment.
Washington, June %. John McGrew received
a commission as 9th Auditor of the Treasury, this
morning, under the new law, recognizing the
Treasury department. There will be no chief
clerk to the auditor, and the person performing
that duty will be known as deputy auditor, at o
salary of s., 800. +. b. LiIley, clerk in the Office
has been appointed to that position. The new
also increases the salary Of the auditor from $4,000
to $4,000.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.


Chicago. June 3. 1875.
Flour-extra spring 25a4 10.
Wheat-No spring cash 97-a--; 91ha9. July
Aug, ga.
Corn--No. , mixed cash, 5lAs; Ang., 39lsa-
50i- july.
Oats-No. 2, - ga cash; July, 52-a-; io-a-
a40-- Aug.
Rye-NO. 2, 90-a.
Barley-No : spring l2j ,laj cash; 99al 20 Sept
Dressed Hogs 9dOas b..
Pcrk-l9 l0al9 10 cash; 10 2ja- - Aug. 10 A.
alg A. Sept.
Lard-i3 o0-a- cash: - l714al3 20 Ang.; - o.
Is % ! July; ID 371aa Sept
Bulk Meats shoulders la; short rib mid
II Ia short clear mid all%
Hams Is lbs average II.
Whiskey-llGal
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, 2ia a; wheat do "a
al.
Receipts-s 200 nour: 5l,00o wheat; 10000 corn
80 900 oats; 900 rye: 5000 barley.
Shipments 5000 -four; So 900 wheat; Is, oOt
corn; II 900 oats: 1900 barley. 1000 rye.
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PITTsrrEtD.
Fire.

Pittsfeld, June %. The house and farm build
ngs belonging to George w. Varney, situated
about mile from this village, were burned about
O'Clock last evening. Some of the furniture was
saved. Probable loss, $1,000; insured in the
Home, OF New York, ST. 900.
Anniversary.
The anniversary exercises at the Maine Central
institute arc progressing satisfactorily. good
delegation of strangers are in attendance. Cover
nor Dinglcy is expected to-day The exercises
will close Thursday night with promenade con-
cert; music by Bracket. orchestra, consisting Of
ten pieces.
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NEW YORK.
Railroad Matters.

Railroad Matters.
New York, June 49,
The French holders of S., 900, 900 worth of the
first mortgage bonds Of the New York, Boston X
Montreal r. r., have appealed to the First Dis
trct Court here for the appointment Of a receiver
OF that road.
The Richmond Commandery arrived here to-day
by the Stonington boat from Boston and Provl-
dence, and were escorted to the hotel by the
Palestine Commandery, and tonight left for
home.
Held for Trial.
Steward Tyne, of the steamer City Of Hartford
was to-day held for trial for cutting the head of
messboy with Ratchet on trip on the Sound
yesterday.
Indian Matters.
An investigation of the supplies furnished the
Indians to-day by members of the Press, found
everything very excellent, if they ever reach the
Indians. Commissioner Smith saws that the pur-
chases here for the Indians amounted to 81, 300,
600.
Marine Disaster.
Details OF the disaster to the steamer City of
Mexico state that Yesterday, when thirty miles
south from the Highlands, at p. IN, she was run
into by an unknown bark bound north, and had
foretopsail yard carried away boats stove, all the
main rigging gone, social hall amldships was stove
in large hole stove in starboard side, also in the
away. The bark, as far as could be seen, had all
her head gear carried away, her jbboom being
left the steamer. 1t was very misty at the time
and the lights on the bark could not be seen i'll
time to avoid the collision. The bark Is supposed
TO be foreign, as all her lights were astern.
LATER.
The vessel which colided with the steamer City
of Mexico, was the Spanish bark Nirgen De anti
eucat, which arrived here tonight. She lost her
bowsprit, cutwater, head gear and jlbboom.
Naval Affairs.
New York, june %. The United States steam
Ell Brooklyn, flagship to South American squad
ron, Admiral Leroy, was at Rio Janeiro, May 26.
The health Of the officers and crew was ex-
cellent. The steamer Monongahela was cruising
SOUTH and the Wasp was on duty in the River
Platte
! John Bdwell, who has been nominated by the
California Independents for Governor. is farmer,
an old republican and was member of the 39th
| Congress.
Governor Walker of Virginia, Gen. Bartlett,
Ex-Governor Brass of III. and Senator Cameron
are in town.
Indian DepredatiOns.
The Kickapoo Indians are reported to be raid
ing on horses in Mendna County, Texas.
Defaulter.
o. s. Thayer, President of the Thayer Jewelly
Company, was arrested to-day on a charge OF
embezzling over $4,000, and held for trial in
S25 900 bail
Yellow Fever.
The Anglo Brazilian Times, of Rio, May 22d,
says:
1.-The frigate Lancaster, which lost doctor and
several seamen here, took the yellow fever with 1t
to Bahia, and other medical men and one officer
died on the passage. BY permission of the Min
lister of Marine the irigatc obtained the brazilian
naval doctor to go with the vessel to the United
States.
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
Mr.. Woodbury. of the somerset Reporter, has
been in this city, attending the Congregational
Conference.
Rev samuel Upjohn, rector Of st. Mark pa
lish in this city, i, spending a few weeks among
friends in New York State.
Col +. T.. Shaw of Portland, is sttenlin. the
Conference, and taking notes for his excellent re-
lgious paper-the Christian Mirror.
Grammar school.
The annual examination of Augusta Grammar
school, will take place to day, Thursday, June "a.
The order of exercises will be as follows
A. NJ.
Opening Excrcises-9 o'clock.
Arithmetic-Miss Keenc, on
Reading-Miss Norton, 80
Grammar-Nlr. Robertson,
Arithmetic Miss Norton, %
Grammar-Mss Keene,
Reading-IIatte Welch.
Recess-l0ij to IL.
Singing-ll.5.
Observation-Disclosures Choate.
Geogra phv-Mr. Robertson,
Miss keene ll.lj,
Miss Norton,
p. NJ.
Singng-2 o'clock.
Arithmetic-Mr. Robertson, 2l0.
l.eading-Nellie Bigelow, $40.
Sngng-by School.
Observation-Disclosures Pettengill.
Recess.
IIi>tory-Mr. Robertson, $40.
Reading-Minnie Dillingham;, 80
Dcclamation-S. III. Russell, 40
song by Annie Hatch.
Singing by Graduating GAS.
Parents ana citizens generally are cordially IN
>ited to be present,
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BANGOR.
June Meeting at Bangor TrOtting
Park.
The Second Days Races.

Bangor, June 80 The second day OF the June
meeting at the Bangor Trotting Park has been
no less successful than the first. The fist race
was in the 2 80 class, won by Ellsworth Maid in
three straight heats. The following is the sum-
mary
Summary-Bangor Me-, June 49, 1875. Second
day of the summer meeting at the Bangor Trot
ting Park. Third race, mile heats, three in five in
harness; purse of $50, for horses that have never
beaten 80; 800 to lst, $50 to ID, $40 to third
Closed with twelve entries
Z. +. & +. NJ. Rowe's ELLSWORTH,
SIN, Ellsworth Maid,
0. NJ. Shaw's (Bangor), g, Lew, 3 dis.
L. {. Titus, (Bangor) & Blondin, -
Foster Palmer's Bangor, g, Dick, 3
V:C Halls (Windham), b g, Little Fred, 4 ,
Wheeldens g, Sunrise, withdrawn
Manters g, Iron Age,
Kehoe's blk m, Black Bess,
Rowes e, Slowcome,
Brackets b 6, Loafer,
Owen Dugan's (Bangor), g, Major
John F. Haines' (Bangor), g, Brick,
Time. 80, 2 "a l-2, SO 10.
The second event was for horses having no bet
ter record than 2.45. Won in three straight
heats by Honest Farmer.
Summary Bangor. Me-, June %, 1875. First
day of the summer meeting at the Bangor Trot-
ting Park. Fourth race, mile heats, IN 5, in
harness. Parse Of $500, for horses that never
beat 239; 1925 to first, $50 to second, S25 to the
third. Closed with five entries.
J. p B. Wheelden Bangor, nms gg Hon
est Farmer /
Thomas McAloon, Bangor, INNS. Big
Bay Dick
r. T. Monroe, Lincoln, INNS. g IN
Starlight = =
Geo. Corners, Bangor, blk N
Charcoal 3
- Kehoe, nms C IN Nellie Eaton Withdrawn
Time-2 40 l-2, 2.3S IL, 2.40l Ia.
The races will close tomorrow afternoon with
a grand sweepstakes for purse of $3.50, open to
all; and consolation purse for horses which have
not won money in the minute and 80 classes.
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STATE OF MAINE.
KEN\EBEC IS:

kENNEBEC IS:
To VIM. B. Lapham of Augusta, in the County OF
Kennebec and State of Maine.
fEHE undersigned, Justice of The Peace within
/ and for said county, having been petitioned by
yourself and eleven others to issue warrant call
ing a meeting of said petitioners, for the purpose
of organizing themselves into body corporate, in
accordance with the provisions of chapter IS of the
Revised Statutes of Maine, to be known as the
Maine Genealogical and Biographical Society,
hereby directs the said petitioners TO meet at the
Maine Farmer Office in Augusta, on Tuesday, the
18th day of July next. at O'Clock p NJ, Tor the
purposes specified in said petition. And you are
hereby required to Lotify said petitioners OF said
meeting, in accordance with the provisions of Sec
ton OF said 55lh chapter.
Witness my hand and seal, at said Augusta, this
?3i day of June, A. D. 1915.
r. w. BLACK, Justice Of the Peace.
true copy.
Attest: WM Il. LAPHAM.
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COunterfeiters Arrested.

Pittsburgh, June %. A thoroughly organized
gang of counterfeitcrs, under the lead of DIR. Mil
ton H. Frank, apracticing physician OF Alleghaney
including Frank, arrested, and $1,000 in counter
felt money captured. The attention of the gov
eminent was called to the work Of these men by
letters containing consignments of spurious mon
ey, which, being unstamped, went to the dead
lettnr Off ee.
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Base Ball.
Boston, June %. Base ball. to-day, Bostons H.
Atantcs |.
Masonic.
The centennial of Prince Hall Grand Lodge of
Coored Masons, having jurisdiction over several
lodges throughout the country, will be celebrated
To- morrow. Representatives from ten or twelve
States are here and the event will be celebrated
with considerable ceremony. A business conven-
ton of delegates was held to-day.
Fatal Accident.
IIaverhil June %. A boy named Arthur Phil
brick, aged 10 years, lost his life last evening
through bathing in the Merrimac. While diving,
Philbrick struck his left side against sharp sub
stance or stone, cutting deep cash. He was
carried home aud DIR. Howe scwed up the wound,
but he died in a few hours.
Obituary.
Lowell June 49, Daniels, the would be wife
murderer and suicide died in great agony at four
o'clock this afternoon, the result OF wounds in
Aicted in the head with revolver by himself, last
Saturday. post mortem examination of the
brain will be held, with view Of ascertanng the
reason for his rema kable tenacity of life. His
body will be conveyed to Coleraine, Mass, his
native place, for interment Thursday morning.
Daniels was 81 years of age. His wife has sut-
ciently recovered from her Injuries to he about
the house.
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EASTPORT.
Marine Disaster.

Passport, June 80. Schooner Hiram Tucker
of and for Dennysvle, is ashore at Liberty Point
Campobello. She is supposed to be badly dam
aged.
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GEORGIA..
Heavy Storm.

Atlanta, June %. \ hail storm in the northern
part of Georgia, few days since, ruined the cot
ton and corn and a gale blew down several
houses.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

CINCINNATI June 20, 1919.
PORK-dul, at sl9 5o9l9 co.
LARD-stcam l27s ais; kettle l2aA.
BULK MEATS-shonlders S's d clear RIB sides
Ia a; clear sides ll1sg-.
BACON-shoulders - 9Sh clear rib sides l24
a: clear sides l2la d.
WtiISKEY-lIi-a.
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MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD AND
NERVOUS DISEASES.
A Book tor Every Man,

lust published by the Peabody Medical lnsti.
u tute; n new edition of the celebrated medical
work entitled MISREPRESENTATION. 1t treats
upon MANHOOD how lost how reganed and how
perpetuatcd, cause and cure OF EXHAUSTED VI
rALITY, IMrorENCl, Premature Decline in Man
Spermatorrhoea CT Seminal Losses, (nocurnal and
diurnaD, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypo
chondria, Gloomy FoTebodiugs Mental Depression,
Loss Of Energy Haggard Countenance, Confusion
of Mind and Loss OF Memory, Impure state Of the
Blood, and all diseases arising from the ERRORS OF
YOUTH or the inliscretions or excuses of mature
years.
1t is, indeed, book for every man, young and
mdde-aged men in particular 800 pages, bound
in beautiful French cloth, illustrated price only 81
A Book for Every Woman.
Entitled, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES; or, WoRtdn treated Of i'hg-
sioiogicaily and Pdtho(ogicdy, in health and dis
ease from Infancy to OH Age. $50 pages, bound
in beautiful French cloth. With the very best pr
scrptions for prevailing diseases. Price $500
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
independent state Convention.

San Francisco, June %. The Independent con
vention of the I'd Congressional district has nom
mated Charles A. futile for Congress. General
Bidwell was nominated for Governor by the State
Independent convention, ON the third ballot. Hon.
r. Pacheco the present Lieut-Governor, was
nominated Lcut-Governor by acclamaton
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SOUTH A MERICA.

Rio Janeiro, June 90. The British steamer
Amazon is reported sunk OFF Para. The crew
and passengers were saved and it is expected that
part of the cargo will be saved,
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TENN ESSEE.
Personal.

Memphis, June %. General Banks will, by in
vitation of the Masonic fraternity, deliver an adj
dress at their picnic, tomorrow.
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, june

New York, June 3, I570.
Money cary at per cent. on call. Sterling ex.
change was weak, at 4s75sa- for bankers 60 days
sterling, 1907 a for demand. Gold opened at 1l7a
and closed lI76 with sales at Il7Is. Rates paid for
carrying were l and per cent. Custom Re-
cepts $3i8600. The Assist Treasurer paid out
$1,000 in interest and S2G,G00 IN redemption OF
bonds.
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At Partridge's
Drug Store,
Under Granite
Hall,

MAY BE. FOUND
E'O1. Summer. Use,
Turkish Bath go ,,eI~, Say
Rum GOogpes, Sp0ngcs.
Lnb;m.s Extract. French
4 English TOi. ei > -ajss.
OdOratOrs for Spray
pertaining. Toilet
Powders. ard
Brtls lies. and
fine 70 sct
and Fancy
Ariiri =.
Summer Medicines.
Tourists re gu sites, Opera and Field
Glasses, Pocket Stoves & drink
ing Cups, Jamaica Ginger,
Pocket Flasks, Choice CT
CARS and Tobaccos.
PARTRIDGE BROS.
DrW gas =, Augusta.
Hne2l.teoltf
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CUBA.
Arrived.

Havana, June 90. The schooner Mary Chiffon
was brought here yesterday. Her crew are under
arrest. They leave for the United States on the
steamer Georgia
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EifD.

In this city, 23d inst, Alice M, daughter OF
Moses and Maria l.. Wells, aged "A years and 8
months.
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NEW HAM PSIilKE T..
Drowned.

Nashua, June 49, Edward Tromblay was
drowned while bathing last night The body has
lust been recovered.
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Cox,vMpryEs, TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless. aud much depends the judicious choice
of a remedy. The amount of testimony in favor of
DR.. Sehenck's pulmonic Syrun, as cure for con-
sumption, far exceeds all that can be brought To
support the pretcnsons OF any other medicine. See
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates
of many persons Of the highest probability, who
have been restored to health, alter being pronotne-
ed incurable by physicians of acknowledged aoili.
ty. Schoncks Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured
many, as these evidences will show; but the cure
is often promoted by the employment OF two other
remedies which Dr. Sehenck provides for The pur'
pose. These additional remedies are schencKs
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pulls. BY the time
" use OF these medicines, according to directions,
DR.. Schenck certiles that most any ease OF Con-
sumption may be cured.
DR.. schenck will be at the QUINCY HOUSE, BIOS.
TON on the following WEDNESDAYS, from 10 .
O'clock Jan 18Th aud 2Ith, Feb. 10th and 2iih, and
March 10th and 2ih. Consultation ireei but Tor a
thorough examination of the lungs, win the he
spirometer. tile price is 80.
Dr. schenck is professionally at his principal Of
dce Corner sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday where all letters OF advice must be-
addressed. sph'iy'
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HALIFAX.
Failures

Halifax June %. w. A. Cox and Sam1 Sweet,
both largely involved in shipbuilding, have gone
into bankruptcy.
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We are assured by many persons whose opinions
We value, that the Flyers Sisters Concerts, are
among the most entertaining and best now before
the public. Mr.. James Redpath says
~ have known the Flyers Sisters three or four
years and take great pleasure in recommending
them. They are wonderful singcrs-this is not
only the verdict of myself but of musical experts
Their will disappont none, neither the "musical
world nor the general public" They have de-
lighted the best Boston audiences again and
again
Wherever these sisters have sung ID this State,
their audiences have been delighted, and richly
compensated for attending. They sing in Gran
lite Hall this evening, also tomorrow evening.
The Augusta High School held its annual ex
animation yesterday. MI. Files was assisted by
Supt johnson. A large number of visitors were
present, among whom were noticed Col. Brooks,
Rev. Piof. Thwlng Of Brooklyn and Dr.. Harlow
A son of the latter delivered original
defamation ON The Historic Present which
was finely rendered Besides this, were
able to hear only the recitation in geoo-
gy which was creditable alike to the pupil, and
principal. The accomplished associate teachers
Misses Fuller and Deerng, conducted the ever
ci.cs in mathematics and Latin, philosophy and
natural history. +. H. Rowse, d. Smith, w.
Nutting, f. Weber, O. Z. Dana, \. NJ. Stacy
and A. Kennedy had rhetorical parts. The eXer-
cises were gratifying to the many friends of this
excellent school.
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BOwdOin COLLEGE.

The first examination for admission. will be held
at the Chemical Lecture Room. adams Hall on
Friday the 9th day of July, beginning at A. NJ.
The second examination at the beginning of the
Fall Term.
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN
Bruns lex, June I'D 1873. President.
iuneIt-i3W
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Timely Raius.

The heavy rain to-day apparently extinguished
the crops.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
Daily Kennebee 9ournal.
BELFAST.
Resolutions gainst Capital Punishment.

SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
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FOREIGN.
Italy.

Italy.
Herald special:
Rome, June %. The Pope j, much better, but
walks with difficulty.
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Marine Disaster.

Quebec June %. The captain of the steamer
Strathlay telegraphs that the ship has hole
in her fore port, the keel broken, bottom much
damaged and full of water. The cargo will be
uploa1el
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Beacon Park Summer Races

SECOND DAYS MEETING.
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A Maine Horse Wins the Principai
Purse.

Boston, June %. The second days races at
Beacon Park had good attendance. There were
two races, the first for 81 class, for purse of
81 500; seven out of twelve entries started and
eight heats were required to determine it. The
following is the summary;
Beacon Park, June Meeting, Wednesday, June
%, 1875. Purse 81 500; 5000 to LIST, $3.50 to %
$50 to 3d. for horses that trotted faster than
81; mile heats; best in ) in harness;
Wright & Norcross name
blk Lothian, . = . |
J. Murphy names
br IN, Dady Dahlman, 3 .
j. Trount names
30, Dustin jim > J . | , 3
j. L. Manson names
CHI z, Col. Barnes, | l G 5 ) 1 d
NJ. Rodenncs, names
IN, Heather Bloom, 3 TO.
Dan Mace names blk g. Arthur, 4 6 3 70.
SCaan- 4 Carson name
gg, Cataract, dist.
Time, .2Sl2. 25ii, 2:29l,3, 2:32, , :33 "a,
> 80 "a, 81, 30 IL.
A special race was arranged to take the place of
the % race, which failed TO fill; purse $500; six
horses started, and the following is the summary
Beacon Park, June Meeting, Wednesday, June
%, 1875. Special purse Of $780, 500 to LIST, $50
to I'd, $40 to Sd; mile heats; best 3 in to har
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The Winthrop Reform Club went to Wayne
Monday night, and instituted Reform club in
that village, of forty members.
The funeral of Mrs. Betsey Smith, will take
place at the Old Ladies Home, this Thursday
forenoon at quarter rast ten.
six cars, with nearly 600 conference visitors
aboard, ran to lIallowell and back, last evening,
giving az opportunity to inspect the fine buildings
of the State Classical School. An abundant col
lation was provided by the trustees and friends,
and gracefully served by the lady teachers. Rev,
5. p. Fay returned thanks at the table, and after
supper "Ola Hundred" was sung by the guests.
The new principal, Mr.. A. w. Burr, was three
years tutor at Obcrlin College and is ripe
scholar. He has well selected corps of teachers
and large class is expected to enter next term,
which begins Sept. g
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local anu State Mems.

The bull that caused the death Of Mr.. Hall at
the inns House, has been killed.
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New York June %.
The French holders of s., 600 900 worth of the
first mortgage bonds of the New York, Boston K
Montreal r. r., have appealed to the First Dis
trict Court here for the appointment Of receiver
OF that road.