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THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.
GEORGE D. LORD FAILS TO APPEAR.
IHE ATTRACTIONS or SARATOGA DRAW HIM AWAY
A THREAT AND A PROMISE TO ATTEND To-Day
nisssIaSEn

GEORGE ID. LORD FAILS ~ AffEAR.
IHE ATTRACTIONS OF SARATOGA DRAW HIM AWAY
A THREAT, AND A PROMISE TO ATTEND TO-DAY
The CASE AGAINST JARVIS LORD DISMISSED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY. n. Y, July 29.-The Legislative
Canal Investigating Committee which met in the Audi
Office to-day encountered at the outset one OF
consequcnceso Judge Lcerncds decisions George d.
Lord whose testimony the Black Rock haror master
wanted, failed to appear when called The Committee
threatened by resolution Inform the Legislature OF the
matter The threat to Lave had instant effect
At any appeared at the Delavan House to-
night and told Senator Cole that he had simply run M
Saratoga 10 the Being there confronted
with the resolutions OF the Committee he took the tram
back agan and promised to appear before the Commit
tee tomorrow He will therefore undoubtedly 20 upon
tho witness stand and will b. Intercepted by Messrs
Smith and P-ckham relentessly they Intercepted
Willard johnson last Winter.
IL Ia curious fact that Mr.. Peckham. who proposes
to question George D. Lord upon canal frauds has just
won decision Justice Westbrook In favor of jarvis
Lord his father where the suspicion OF fraud as
against the father certainly strong as similar sus
picions are against the decision Diminishing the
case against Jarvis Lord has Just been rendered by JUS
tce Westbrook but upon what limo Of argument Is not
the Black Rock TIarbor matter about lightly ~ the
counsel Of the Committee have been in the habit OF touch
ing upon the worst VI the canal frauds
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MIDNIGHT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFrICS OYTHs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINGrON. Friday. Juiy 30. l-15-l a. N.


SvYOpsis f0r ne D'i1 hcenig-fO1' hours - .
The barometer il highest on The Eastern C'IIlf
coast md Is r.slns t.e northwest ana upPr Lake
region IL lowest of the southern New-Engand coast
Cloudy and rain, weather has prevailed from The ONO
XnlleT 10 the Middle states, and extended u New
En- gland -, =, - --... ,-..,
OCCASIONAL rains have also fallen in Tennessee. North
Carolina and Dakota to Northern Michigan, ana On
the Gulf coast. -. .
The temperature has fallen in the extreme Northwest
and northern portion Of the upper lake region.
oe rivers have risen at Pittsburgh, tlncinna Louis
viIr II Louis and sii -htly rom Cairo down
ProbGbiL,tIes
For rho South Atlantic AND ti states Tennessee, and
the Ohio valley rising and stationary barometer south
west 10 .OuLetst winds slight changes IN temperature
~ or partly cloudy weather, and Ia the 1st OCCASIONAL
rams. al, 49, ,,--,--.-, - 4,
IOwcr Missouri Valleys. rising barometer hortuerly 10
easterly winds cOulrr clear, or partly cloudy weather.
ami siuul ruins, Lower Michigan ~ Missouri
and Kansas. . . 1919,
For the lower lake region. rising barometer westerly
winds, yccring to nOFtheFly, cooler, yaIty eIou.J
weather. and possibly occasional rains.
Far the Middle states RISING barometer, teeseFiy 10 soI-
erin ,cinds, siighHy runner, clear or purity c'"udJ
redther.
sor New England falling followed by rising barometer.
Winds shifting north west cloudy ana rainy
weather, succeeded by clearing and warmer weather.
The ONO and Lower Mississippi Rivers VIII continue
at..a HiN rl-ln
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THE INSPECTOR or PCBLIG FORKS.

4 rCMon THAT THR PLACE Is TO DE TrSDERED TO
DAVID NJ GREENE.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 29.--lt il stated here
that the position OF Inspector OF Public Works is 10 bo
rendered hy Gov. Tdru to Deputy STATE Engineer David
NJ Greene. Mr. Greene has been in the engineering
service eal years. and 1t il Sad ne has cnthey
e.caped all faint OF suspicion with canal frauds, making
an excellent official in all capacities. The qualities OF
sire witness and honesty. which especially desirable
ia the new office are sail to be HIS IN high degree.
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rnF COURT or APPEALS Nay ERR.

70 the Fdtfor % fhF Trt'uHf.
SIR Allow me 70 thInk you ia common with
mAuy cthe~ for y0r- rsl oceT ~ IN ngt o fu and
fair criticism OF the acts ct tip Jucia Drartn ,nt %
our Government well ~ Che Legislative aad kXecu-
tive. No idea eau possibly % more iaasiOs or Danger
than that thu opinion Of court, ter y s no
nou0oed o, 20 De- r, garded - sacred n witch one
has RIGHT - EXAMINE question such doctrine Dni
is origin The old absurd notion thai th, can 10
D. wrol." Men not infaliDie. ID tIrm Mold wAa
poaItipn they nioy and pre- en CuuIt Appeals n
sttues exc, ,ion II Is well known 10 All nIonDo 3
q the profession who have carefully watched he course
that T- ia being overiurdnea otherwise. it often
gives asty or II-On-ider.d decision. many TINES
E4sp hendne The cnse before IL
tucd or dhIUgaTdru many oi the holdings or courts OF
laAt resort, both Ia tr country aut la Ia sli d cnr
10 BE- nliny ostablshci ltW. MAuy nave even qut
EDsed hncther a. hss ~ ti 'iat- pr. rived .,y
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ACTION or rAMslANY HALL APPROVED.

The Tammany Committee of the Ist Assembly
y Il lee met List evening Cahll's Hotel, at No -
Par row. and passed resolutions approving the action OF
the Tammany CUnmitee on Organization In ordering
reorganization in tho Ill., Xltn. and XVIII Districts
Confidence was expressed in the leadership of John
Kelly and in his honesty and devotion to the best inter
csts Of the Democratic party.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE GOODWOOD RACES.

TIE TmED DAY's RACi>G-rIE GooDwooD CUP
WON Ivy AvFNTURiERE.
LosDON, July 29.-This was the third day
OF the OoolwooI Meeting. Tnc principal event was the
r,rr for the GoodwOOd Cup, which was Won ny
Aventuriere -camp came IN second anu Trent t4ru'
peogy ~, the favoiite the betting against her being
.. D., Tine b.tflug AGAINST Aycnturiorc - l,
ast!nt scamp 10 to AMI against Trent ii to l. There
were .e,,n .tarters. Tue following Is a summary
T. t,,nts-.I Cup Val 800 -oyrrcgns adiel T. sub
t.fnu hat oI4tit ecCOhI receives
los, ytrr.gur. = = les - -i't-criittrH
.rI Rti--4lr b. AVcntdTcT, hy AdNthtI'r out VI
S.
~ T. h. As;Ir,s Dr. c. scamp, by The Rake ont OF Lazy
Ar II H. ,nr,haIl b.. e. Trent Dy BUOHclow out Oi Inc
Ncrsey NrWmlsttr I years j
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with ts own decisions since it's present organization II
seems to apparent for argument that no steps
could possy be taken fatal to liberty ms that which
would close ls in silence the decisions Of court.
compel to hold that they not undor oil proper
and circumstances subjects Of fair and respectful
and IL need be, energetic criticism contrary
doctrine would sUDyert every principle which free
government rests. j. ID. X
hstc- York, July %, 1875.
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represented 80 long ~ the party tr'ic TO Itself II
WAS the faithful exponent Of whig4cry until wnigscHy
died. and the faithful defender Of Repubiean,sm UNI,
founder and builder Of THE TRIBUNE. was what ne was
from principle and died respected by his political oppo
paper to-day in the great metropolis on when the peo
pie the country may rely In the coming con
test that paper IL THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
We have watched THE TRIBUNE closely under its pres
ent able mar agement and have but little To find fault
with except s position the Indian Territory which
we believe II does not fully understand.
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IN Brooklyn, l.. D.

A fire of unknown origin occurred about
G3O D H. yesterday in Soions planning mill at Nos. PIT
and 2l9 North SecOndst. sXthst, Brooklyn f. ID.
The stock and machinery damaged about $4,000.
and are insured for 81 900 in Bangor Insurance Com
p.uy and : 1 900 IN Augusta Company. the sock OF
i,olman * cotton batting factory, at No 2l7
was damaged 800. and IL uninsured Tue building,
own If BIZ Peter DciIy dam ged $1,000 and II uiiiI-
sfIre The dwrlln yhotSe John COnnOrs. at No 2l5
Aorth Secoudst adjoining the pslning-uii was dam
o,ed 500. which Ia covered hy insurance.
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A GREAT DAY Ar THE cLEvELAND RAcEs.

A GREAT DAY AT THE CLEVELAND kA'Eo'
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 29.-The third days
races here to-day attended by 10000 people Tue
track wa. heavy but the sport was exciting. Grafton,
by his wonderful bursts " speed showed himself to be
the fastest horse the country In the 23l race Tor
purse OF 81. 800 horses started. Idol LAZY Iurrn'
and Lwnskl each won two heats, and the was al
In tne 2z2 race great deal OF time LOST by scor'
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REoRGANIZING DLaAFFECTED DISTRICTS.
A i MA Loll ,.nltnrIlx of h


A second meeting was held yesterday OF the
committee appointed by the Tammany Committee on
Ornnzlton in relation 10 the disafctcd districts Inc
object OF the Committee TO receive the names OF those
wiling 20 serve on tho delegations from the
IIId, Xith and XVIII Districts, to revise the ii7ts
OF the former delegations. ard report to the
Committee on Organization. lnrg0 number
at .ine4 were presented. The Committee have decided
in regard members OF the old delegations "a shall
retained In tho lid District Acxin Ter Patton sr
and owen Cavan,gh are retained. All the rest Of the
delegation are dropped. including James Hayes Joseph
shannon and Daniel O'Rey. and new men viii be sub
s,iutcd In tho XIth District Augustus schel. Wills
: Payne william Saucr. Waite Liwrencc. John T.
hgnew Memo Diefrn TORT John r. Fellows. Bernard h.
Murphy, Peter Trainer. Framed, l.. Strtson fiaui
IT. HImllsDn, Nicholas Judo, David IcAdaln.
William e. FammcT. and Philip hermann are Retained
Among those w4O dropped are Johh MOifssey,
Thomas A. Blncker DitrctA itOrney samuel H. Car
vim and eX-iucc ,OmU,s7I0ncr lnOma- j. Barr III the
XVII District, John H. liclcn Liam j. haIc, james
j Depry Francis Morgan Michari FtzSrhnonS I'd Sard
Fit2ntricl koOort Power. Peter niger, Thomas DdM,
T. chard J. Morrison. Thomas j. Hal. George W.
iic,;iyun James j. Campbell kept IN the new drcSa-
ti0n Among those dropped senator Lcdwh Assem-
byinau and Peter ailfy. the sulCOnnlttee
vii. meet agn saturday and report To the Committee
ON Organization l lists Of delegates for tho Three Is
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heavy o.s o, property The vctory warehouse of me
Marietta Chair Company. which ws nlled with fn"i-
,r. v.s blown down and destroyed. together WIN ID
contsnts Tho loss Ia estimated st $7o.oV; no msu .
ance The whole country IL snomcre y. sla .nor~
axe greatly injured There has been great naVoo ""s
an a,Ie tp,.s and cbimncyh.
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p1gSPVGFPS dRPTVFD.

PROM HAvANA-rs STEAMSHIP Cu1f Jny -, m Win
" lii. eiohn f. GrOsDeo y. N. B0Gsf, T. NJ o. d- hi1
Mr.. NJ Mcfaren and chid Mrs :. A. Knight and ch,rns
PesyO w r. Vilaril, J. :. BiagureL r. Aivan.S N.Y.
r. O. Hernandez H. DoTtieOs A. VI - oto j. N Dlrsht d
Zayas W Roach f. Reyes a d. )eacleI - as =. no.,
John Kerr p. WIS, = Nhfino y. .iaI,nos
Mrs Laurie, F1oreBzano sra g. Isdvsr ana sr1vsos
r. r. Albert j. z. Brown, ~ mn, r. rNiu, '" D'NS
7 Valdes r. MOntalvn. J. r.. Trsnard, VI. Martinez
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p,rryoyy MI July 20 -rArTTHrhe MARKER during me
sarIv mart of the week ari active but toward the csss
hecame DAHL and prices declined ~ Nc prrrs arc tW
very heat S1aTi.c first quality 47@jAc Medium cs
good ftr guaify g, ga &c; or ~ uIn S.erIs -,
cows 3t0Ssic, most OF the sales ~ 0""o' i'''PT 1890
sars 1853. - ,....x c,o and bteber,
HOES have In fair dfnaDf closing bfm anu "s"''
Ssgr have been sa.ce and IN good demand the range
a 5 nc Lambs dull at f1asi 80 receipts f7'O
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THE STATE or TRADE.
UAyAyA MARKET.

u.vAyA Jaly ?oEtsh.nge dal on sss sst 40 ia
urrniga, 20 days gold l26 1913 premium oIyi
do is09iS2 premium london. l1oHi pr"ii.h aiS
Paris, 1910 % premium. sugar dnii NO IL ~ d. -"
reals per sIroba; in gold. 61tg7 reals
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ing ono hour being consumed In this way before the
third heat In this Grafton was the cyno.ure OF all
He acted badly. going of his feet Repeatedly, Dt
one heat delayed half an hour By hand to-nsno
Fight OF the drivers OF Grafton and Coidust GRAFTON
won the race Colddust second. Cosette third Belle
fourth, and Thomas l. Young distanocd 49,
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lcrs yacht America and Rufus Hatchs yacht Resoluie
will sail Saturday and Monday next. One race
will bewith time allowance OF 10 minutes in favor OF
the America, second for the sweepstakes Cup
offered, but not contenied for. at tho late regatta
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ruE M1,RpER or rwo KENrUcKY pENrIsrs.

THE MURDER OF TWO KENTUCKY DENTISTS.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Dr. {. l.. Donally, a
dentist Of Cyntaua, KY approached DIR. PecAover To-
day another dentist saying that the latter had called
him liar He shot Pc,koyer through the heart, killing
him instantly Donay surrendered himself 10 the officers
and while being CONVEX ell To the jan sOt and Killed
by X H. Rilgeley, brOtherin-iaw Of Dr. fcckONer. Mr.
Kidgeley Is now in custody.
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TIE nRooKIYN YAcMrs AT NEW BEDFORD.

NEWPORT, Il. l., July 29.-The Brooklyn
Yacht Club which arrived yesterday afternoon from
NewL London left here tins morning for SrwBed'Or. at
which viacs rnce, ~ De sailed by club. The yachts
expect % stop here on their rrturn.
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NiRRTED,

ABBE-POTTs July %. at the residence ~ the ordes
narenf, Sew.I oninn Conn by the Rev. Doctor Field.
Charles c. Abbo Washington, d. C.. to Addir u PottA
No caris.
KENNARD- Williamson Jersey City. wednesday.
ath ,rsI by the Rev Liam Tuni-On John Albert hen
lard Emma l.. Williams both OF this city,
POMEROY-SKEET.-At the residence OF roswell rkee.
go Iryngton Friday. July -. by the Rev. j. S'iea
6Jenct I, Laura okeel and Walter H. POmeroy.
Al Noiioes of Marriages must be indor'ed rf'h ~"
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THE AMATEUR REGATTA AT TROY.

Troy, N. T., July 29.-The National Amateur
Regatta will be held tho Laurette Course on the Hud
River north of this city. Aug 26 and n. The en-
tries promised Indicate exciting sport.
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TIE MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE BURNED.

THE MOUNT WASHINGTON HOUSE BURNED.
GoRHAM, y. H., July 29.-The Mount Wash
ington House and Outbudding. here were wholly con
suued b. tire tits evening. detective chimney was
probably the cause The loss about $1,000 and is said
% be- covered by The furniture was saved
IL
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TIE MEETING OF Tns DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE.

WATFgTowV, 4. l., July 29.-Ihe Daily
~. abA of tomorrow VIII contain an snncuncenrnt,
.,cl D., To- Hon. Alien G. Beach, Chairman. that tie
J., ,ocrlflc Stale Committee will meet at tao United
-tat - II tel q; Saratoga Springs Wednesday, Aug
Is. AZ ,rocA D. H., arrange Inc time ami place ior
aolG!n. L4e STATE Convention.
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RIGHT Of EVERYTHING But TIE INDIAN TER


From The haasa. Ciy Nens.
The old Wing party never nan more IMAM
one .,uc- and tstwoitJy paper IN NeM-NOrk Cliy ANA
me nrur,,1,in party never had one TbE Nh"-lo OAK
TS ..,eysr been true AID faithful 70 the party II
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HIGn CHURcH.-Ihe village church at
HethIeheIn flights n H. cain,s tnr DISTINCTION OF being
high church" par cIccenoe. 1t occupies tue oitest
l,s,ilc Vi tmy chuTch Itcc Ia tho United states
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HEAVY DAMAGE TO CROPS AND BUILDINGS IN
OHIO.
MARIETTA. o., July pa severe rain and
wind storm passed this resion Last night, causing
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Special Notices.

5pefIal Nolllse.
Mrs. winsow's soothing syrup, for children sethins
soit-ns tIr gums, .lAy AZ pun anu "a :, VIM
Cancer
Removed pain cau,tc. or the knife by Dr. McLEsH
No. Il last ION 81
Person. Wishing ela upon their hou-es At md
crate expense obtain the services Of nrscs. "or&ms
who can Me- s Mfh6FN No. II SnthsI BfSya h. y
A.--ik Elastic stockings, Belts Knee Caps Abaomina!
Crntcfe- al MAIsUs Truss Office, No. veseys Lady
attendance
A.-Rapturc and Physical Deformtes successfully .
Marsh 6 o at is OIL olo 30 , Vesey It. Astor House
No connection with any Other office ID this city
Po-t-Oace Notc~.The mails for Europe for The week
ending ,ArU kpAi July 81 loo will close az ts ohrr ~
d. H. anu on "a l ''"A ''''O i 4 i l. JA&Es Pm.
special Notice.
Liverpool July hereby Informed tat Ia, been trans
''rre to H. NJ > HoIAN tEoq ii; hs ssa
The sparkling Wines Of the Pleasant Valley Wine Com.
nc eapta and good business qnneatons have
sr In THIS important branch Of home Industry The ~ias
French sng at about 20 per cent les The Com;
Iany sold over . - Gases III 1874 Iher SUI !" hes Ala
Brsa,ies very popular. IL T. xxx q co,
sole Agents 70 Fulton st. N Y
Advertiser, dc, rang 10 gam the -lie"ton and pa.
tronage OF Farmer, ana Agricuturists, will Ind THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable snd effective
dunn 1t reaches more farmers, aud those Of better
class than any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should 10 handel IN On
before Monday of the week Of Issue.
The Ph,lnde iphia ofn"e o The rr.Buue Is al I'D
SOUTH SIXTH IT.
tI.dgr TnlldingD
BSC RIPTIONG AND ADV EXT SEMEN t. RECEIVED
At PUBI.I- HERS RATES.
Daily Philadelphia have the
trr residences time 10 be 90
la-tta Isl
ira Il a. IN. Immediately Dispatched az
Back numbers usually b" Supplied 81 the easo
The Best Rooms for Oniees in Newly ork.-over hsn
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING IL nOS occupied 10y it, prrms
They and all thcr visitors unite IN pro
nouncing IL. Offices MOST ATTRACTIVE and all tbi,s
tIo CHEAPEST IN town. Contrary 10 the gcn
ctao the building proves Ia be- much the bghtest
o.. an the large buildings the city. Al the
'u!y nn.shcj hard wood ASH There are elegant
fixtures beat and every All enc.rirgy
hight airy perfectly ventilated. have cutss wmo~
directly with the elevators and nearly al
lave inuerc from the hall The elevators
by sie and both good working order They
kept from 0eeck the morning tll long after mi
night very favorable terms Apica alton saouid %
made al THE TEIBU NIX CVuntng room.
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n0MESrIC MARKETs.
CATTLE MARKET.

! WILMINGTON y. C.. July 2o.-Sprts rurPentne nrn ~
20 nc Ko-in 81 40 for strained Tar nrin 81 -
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Mrs. WinsiOw's soothing syrup, for children tsethins
soft hi. tie gums, .ays all pam, and CIrs Wind coiic.
Cancer
Removed without pain cau.Lc knife by DR.. McLEIsH.
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DIED.

Al No'ices 81 Marriages must be indOr
name and address.
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RACES BETWEEN TWO NOTED YACHTS.
ISLES OF SHOALS, N. H., July 29.-Gen. Blu

The running race was postponed.
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no MEETINGS HELD IN SEVERAL DIsTRIcIs-NAMEs
or Tns MORE PROMINENT REPRESENTATIVES
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MATTERS IN MAINE.
WORKMAN SUED FOR TRESPASS
Hammond Bound Over.

AUGUSTA, Feb. "A new feature in the de-
tective contest was developed too day. Ham
mond was bound over to answer for perjury at
the March term of the Supreme Court. His
counsel last night made out writ for the ar
rest of Workman ON suit for damages on ac-
count of trespass in Selling Hammond and
bringing him to this state without authority of
the law, placing his damages at 5000. He
was arraigned this morning and required to
recognize in the sum of $4,000. Workman
sent to Boston for detective Hunt to come to
his aid, his counsel, Mr.. Whitehouse, being re-
sponsible until Hunts arrival.
Ito the Associated Press.1
Geoge c. Hammond was this morning bound
over for his appearance at the March term OF
court to answer to the charge of perjury in OBJ.
tainlng requisition from the Governor for the
arrest of persons connected with the robbery of
the treasury of Cumberland county. and in de-
fault of bail was committed. There have been
no developments in the case here not already
known to the public.
Especial to the Press,l
A Mean Theft.
rvowHEGAN, Feb. 2.-Officer Parsons of
Boston, arrived here last night in search of one
Headley, Who has stolen $85, watch and
chain, flute ana some clothing of a sick man
with whom he hashaen watching. Parsons,
with the assistance of CAief Farbrother of this
place, accomplished his arrest and he was
taken to Boston to-day.
ITO the Associated Press1
Sale of Mill Property.
RoCKLAND, Feb. 1.-The steam mill ana ele-
vator belonging to the bankrupt estate of Geo.
Mayo, which cost Sill 200, was sold to-day
General Davis Tillson for 81, $50.
l. Death of an EastpOrt Merchant.
EAsTPoRT, Feb. 2.-Mr. John Huxley one
of our Oldest merchants, was buried to-day. He
was the pioneer in stoves and tinware business
of this town.
Marine disaster.
BATH, Feb. PA despatch from London yes
terday from the captains wife, says she was
taken off from the ship Moravia, Noise, of this
port from Cardiff Jan. 8, for Mollendo, by the
ship Urselyish, in lat. II, long. 40, north, JAM
9th. The vessel was leaking, the rudder gone
and mainmast sprung.
Death of Hon. Aaron Hobart.
EAsTPoRT, Feb. 2-Hon. Aaron Hobart of
Edmunds, died of pneumonia yesterday. He
had held prominent offices in the state and
county.
The Six Mile Falls Shooting Accident.
b BANGOR, Feb 2.-Coroner Lancaster of Old
town, held an inquest to-day on the body of
Isaac p. Crowell, who was shot at Six Mile
Falls last Thursday afternoon. The examina-
ton of witnesses was carefully conducted by
Attorney General Plaisted. At the conclusion
of the testimony the jury found verdict of
accidental shooting by a ball from the gun in
the hands of some person.