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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-03

Et IeS0r0 de los PgrdtGS.-El dia 6 del
corriente estara esta obra disposition de
los seilores suscri ptores y del pdblico en-
la Administration del BoLETfN.
Las Ecticias de ESpdjJa --Henos reci-
bido ell primer n6mero de esta publication
quincenal, interesante por la in6nidad de
noticias que contiene, las cualcs Sc
dedica exclusivamente.
Por las buenas condolences que reune
la recomendamos al p1bico en- general
seguro de que quedara complacido, auaque
esta quincena haya sido, no obstante, in
fecunda en- acontecimientos de trascen-
dencia.
FL agente 8 representaate de esta re-
vista, dest NADIA dnioamente para las An.
tillas espanolas, es en- esta capital nuestro
amigo d. Eduardo Larroca Pascual.
Devolvemos al colega su cordial saludo.
Teairo. Ell martes 20 del corr:ente
pusieronse en- escena ell interesante dra-
ma en- tres actos y en- verso de E. Perez
Escrich Etc~ra de Gldea, y la pie "a en-
un acto Leon q Leona.
Ell drama, obra sumamente moral, pues
que presenta TN pastor de almas, ser
todo abnegacion y carload para ON el
projimo, estuvo muy. bien represeutado
por todos los actores que en- su eiecucion
tomaron parte, espscialmente ell papel de
protagonista Padre Juan por Ell Sr Va
lero y Maria por Ia Sra. Cayron. Aun-
que la cOncurrencia no fue tan numerosa
como en- las dos funciones anteriores. con
todo no escasearon los aplausos y la obla
fue muy bien recibida.
La function di6 6n con la pieza Lnny
Leona, acknowledgements ejecutada por ID
Sra. Cayron y ell ST. Navarro.
Manana domingo 3, Sc pone en- csna
ell drama arreglado del frances en- 4 actos
= un pr6logo titulado FL canlpanero dc San
Pablo, y el martes 5. la preciosa co media
81 amor dc Us am3reS y El quiwtO m naa.
ne'ento; function extraordinaria ben sicid
del galan i6ven Sr. Amato.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

A correspondents Of tho eomersse Reporter
writes from North Anson, June ., - follows !:
The Franklin Land and Lumber Co., keep - work
on their logs, and mean to have them out of the
Carrabasset and into the Kennebec water, or in NO
water. They say there is no such word in their
dictionary as fail. Men Of such pluck win surely
succeed.
The 4th Maine Regiment Association celebrate
their tenth annual anniversary in Portland, We'd
nesday, June %. A special effort Is TO be made to
secure the attendance of every surviving member
OF the 9th, and make it an interesting occasion.
There will be social reunion the evening Of the
9th for members and their ladies exclusively, ct
which there will be singing Of old army songs By
qaartette, and good time generally. On We'd
nesday the association will have . mammoth clan
bake on some island in Casco bay.
A despatch received in Portland announced
that T. j. Sanborn fell dead in his garden at Con-
cord, N. Fl. Wednesday. Mr.. Sanborn was for.
merly resident Of that city, and was . prominent
Mason.
The house, barn and outbuilding of Kendall s.
Jackins of Hodgdon were burned Wednesday.
The barn contained ten tons of hay. The build.
ings were partly insured. The FIRE caught from
chimney.
Messrs. Jno. Vosmos and Henry W. Spaulding
lately lost fine four-year-old cold at Pishons
Ferry, valued at $1,000.
Recently son of z. G. Staples of Dayton,
while digging post hole came upon an English
copper coin bearing the date OF l130. Ii was found
about twenty inches below the surface Of the
ground.
The much needed rain arrested the progress of
destructive fires in the woods.
Mr.. r. s. Young of Starks has sold his "Hawes"
two-year-old Knox colt. for the nice sum Of $500
to Boston parties.
Fires have done considerable damage in the
woods in Perry.
The barn, outbuildings, so me stock and farm
ing implements belonging to the st. Adams poor
farm, were destroyed by fire last week.
The death of Nathaniel Mitchell, the Oldest man
in Richmond, if not III the county, took place at
Mrs. widow Robinson, in Richmond, the 18th. He
was about 96 years old. He said he was IA yesys
old at the death of Washington, and reckoncd his
age from this fact lie was soldier in the war
of 1872, and drew pension. Up to q few days
Of his death he was about the streets and ct his
work as young man, apparently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
NalI0mell lOral Mems.

At regular meeting of the city council on
Monday evening last the committee ON sidewalks
reported "That the walk on Water street be built
with concrete from the Lowell House to the stone
crossing near Patrick Lagoon; the rest of the
walk to Loudon hill to be repaired by leveling off
with gravel, and relayng edgestones and plank
where needed also the walk Church street,
from Water to Second streets, be laid with gravel,
and one plank on the outside; also the walk on
Union street be laid with concrete from Water to
Franklin streets also the walk on Central street
be built with concrete from Spring to Warren
street; also the walk on Academy street be cut
down and built with plank from near II. X. Bak-
er's house up the hill as far as the walk now eX-
tends; and your committee would recommend that
the old concrete walk on Winthrop street be taken
up and rebuilt with concrete FROM railroad cross
ing to west gate of Hiram Fuller, provided the
Street Commissioner has money and gravel to do
the same; all other walks to be kept in good re-
pair" Report accepted. An order was passed
granting the free of City Hall for the public
meetings of the Temperance Reform Club. +. IL.
Jackson was authorized ito build a culvert in
his lot: and when built to the acceptance Of the
Street Commissioner, he shall receive twenty dol
lars therefor" John Mathews, from ward two,
having received majority of votes cast at the
special election to fiji vacancy, in the common
council. received certificate of election, and took
his place with the board. adjourned without the
transaction of other important business.
A free illustrated scientific lecture will be given
in City Hall on Thursday evening next, by Prof;
w. D. Cunning, a gentleman eminenty qualified
for the position assumed. Prof G. has just closed
a successful course of lectures in Bath, and con-
templates sojourning in the valley of the Kenne-
bee Tor few weeks, and will favor the people of
this city, Augusta and Gardiner with five lectures
on geology and kindred scientific topics.
Rev. Mr.. Whtmarsh of East Winthrop, will
preach in the Baptist church in this city on Sab
bath afternoon next.
We learn that the subject Of Rev. Mr.. La La
cheur's sermon at the Methodist church in this city
tomorrow forenoon, will be Spiritual Courtship
and Marriage" In the afternoon and evening
DR.. and Mrs. Criah Clark will discourse on the
humbuggery of Spirtualism.
The heavy rain of Thursday washed the roads
to an unusual extent, and damaged newly graded
yards and pleasure grounds in exposed situations.
1t was one OF the blessed rains of the season, OPP
perfume and copious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

o25.o3; A. P. Benjamin, eel2; Benjamin & Allen,
1924; VIM. ?. Blake, 1929; Samuel Blaisdell,
1865; Mrs. Edwin P. Blaisdell, 1856 80; Joseph
Blaisdell, 94.04; E. G. Crowell 50.44; Dunn Edge
Tool Co., l06s.94; Emerson, stevens 4 Co., To-
"a Warren A. FAIR & Co., 1929; Charles w.
Folsom, ITO 81; Elijah Gleason, 1888; Benjamin
Gleason, 62.57; Charles Hallett q Son, 7l,97;
Jonathan Hallett & Son, 6S.l9; A. j. IIallett, 49,
A; Gideon G. Haynes 54.03; VIM. Hatch heirs,
1850; John W. fIersom, 1897; John c. Horn,
5j.l5; John L. Hubbard, S0.40 Geo. w. Hub
bard, ll3 10 /; Hubbard, Blake & Co.. 3SO24; Isaiah
James, $500; Arthur II. johnson, 5052; Samuel
Kimball, 4l5.06; Peter Letoulneau, $3.50; Leon
ard & Mitchell, 1922; John NJ. Libby, 70.9l /;
Andrew j. Libby, 1924 Alonzo c. Marston, Co.
04; VIM. Merrifeld, 1924; Henry j. Morrill,, a.
Ga; B. +. Otis; l4l.09; A. j. Parker, 1890; Gran
vile d. Pulen, $3.50; Sanford Pullen, 1917 Mrs
Levi Kicker, S4.77; Chas. X. Sawtclle, $3.50; JOS
L. Stevens, GAS; Chas F Stevens, 6937; Orrin
;Iiton, 64;3o; saml S. Tiffany, 1896; Cyrus
Wheeler, 1884; Alfred Winslow, 52.46.
Tax IA $40 mills on the dollar; State, county
and town for the year 1875. State tax for 1873,
49-l00 mills on the dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
NEW YORK.
The Weather.

New York, June II. The weather is hazy and
I quite warm; wind south.
Struggled Pictures.
1t is now stated that special treasury agents are
on the track of $4,000 worth OF pictures which
passed through the Custom House here some time
since as wearing apparel.
Fatal Accident.
George Slanter and Charles Valfrey were smoth-
cred to death in vinegar vat in Brooklyn, last
evening.
Damages Awarded.
Mary Z. Jobes recovered $1,000 damages from
Fourth Avenue horse railroad yesterday, for in
J4ries received, consequent upon failure to stop
the car when she was getting in.
Arrested.
?. L. Weed and Z. NJ. Caille, photographers,
and Matthias Zugler, the latter assistant sexton of
ST. Boniface church, have been arrested for selling
obscene pictures. Over 1000 pictures and a large
quantity of photograph plates, &c w.r. captured
IN the sections house.
ARumor.
The steamship Victoria, which arrived here yes
terday from Glasgow, passed fishcrman's boat
hoaling on the banks which gave rise to the rumor
last evening and to-day, that she had passed ono
of the boats of the Nicksburg.
Railroad Affairs.
The executive officers of the Baltimore i Ohio
and Penn. Railroad Cos, have been in session in
New ork to-day, discussing the points of differ
ence between their companies. The meeting was
most harmonious and basis for permanent ar
rapgement between the Cos. will be submitted to
their respective boards Of directors within the
next ten days.
Criminal Notes.
New York, June II Iu the court of over and
termner, befoie Judge Davis, the habcas corpus
case of Robert II. Wishart, held for extradition
on charge Of forgery, resumed. Wishart
is under arrest for completely in negotiation of
stolen and altered United States and railroad
bonds, by the notorious firms of J. f. Batchelder
& Co. and Geo. F. Hill, whose Office was at AS
New st.
Indian Affairs.
Quaker agent Haworth states that the Indians
at his agency last winter suffered only for flour,
owing to the failure of the freight contractors, but
they had plenty CT beef and it of fair quail
ity.
Reecher.TiItOn.
Mr.. Frank Carpenter has long statement rela-
tive to what he knows of the Beecher Tilton
scandal, printed in this evening Graphic mainly
denying certain statements OF Beecher and his
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

Norfolk, June IL. Capt. Brown of the schoon-
er j. c., arrived here to-day in charge Of the iron
safe of the United States Man-of-Wsr Cumber-
land, which was run into ard sunk in Hampton
Road by the Confederate ram Virginia, in 1862.
Divers had been at work on the wreck ten years,
having in view the recovery of this safe The
lucky man had only been at the wreck As hours
when he found the safe buried in three or four
feet of mud. The water at that place is IS feet
deep. BY the explosion of a torpedo the safe was
cracked, and it was hoisted on deck few
pieces OF gold coin dropped out. 1t is generally
believed that the safe contains between sixty and
one hundred thousand dollars in gold. The safe
and treasure belong to Capt. Brown and c. E.
Maltby of this city, and Herbert Smith of Detroit,
Mich. While Captain Brown was searching the
wreck he came across petrlfed human body in
perfect state. The Captain supposed the body to
be that Of officer and intends to return and get
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, June II.

Chicago June IL, 1919.
Flour-extra spring 4 50a4 To-.
Wheat-No. spring cash ia; Jan. @'sa-;
IS IA July; Aug 99ls.
Corn-No. :, mixed, cash, 67ss d Ang,, 70iaa-;
65's Jun. a69A July; Aug 12si.
Oats-No. 2, G.-a- cash; July, 56ka--: -a5sss
June; 42H Aug.
Rye-No. :, 9Si.
Barley--No. spring ll2a4 cash, 99al 90 sept.
Dressed Hogs 900aS 3D..
Puk-l9 50al9 60 cash 10 Goals 60 July; 10 50--
al9 Is Jun; 10 e5il9 s5 Aug.
Lard-l3 6j-a- cash. s7lsa - Jun. - G71s
IL 10 a July.
Bulk Meats shoulders SKA; short rib mid,
llita-; short clear mid all34.
Hams Is Ms average Il.
Whiskey-llIalll.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo 81 a. wheat do so
Receipts-s 00a hour; 1900 wheat. 10000 corn
As 200 oats; 5000 rye: 1903 barley.
shipments - 1000 Hour; 20J,0J0 wheat; 1853 900
corn ! 0O6 oats 5000 barley. 1000 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

Republican Caucus.
The republican caucus for the nomination OF
delegates to the republican State convention, to
be held in Portland on Tuesday next, was held at
Granite Hall last evening.
David Cargill, Esq, of the city committee,
called to order, and on his motion, Hon. John l..
Stevens was chosen chairman.
Howard Owen was chosen secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Charles Hewins the follow
inc committee of one from each ward, was chosen
to report to the caucus the names of ID gentlemen
for delegates and of Is for substitutes:
Ward /, Charles Hewins ., S. j. Gallagher .,
NJ. NJ. Stone a, Geo. Z. Weeks 3. w. II. Libby;
6, E. w. whitehousc; 7, Joseph II. Wall
The committee reported the following names as
delegates: J. l.. Stevens, w. T. Whtehouse, j.
p. Wyman, S. j. Gallagher, Orrn Williamson,
John w. Chase, Thomas Fuller, W. II. Libby,
Geo. b. Hoyt, John E. Ward John A. Mitchell,
Daniel b. Savage, Moses M. Swan.
Aternates: Geo. L. Weeks, w. S. Choatc X.
W. Black, Geo. Z. Brickett, Erastus d. Hamilton,
Henry S. Haskell, Joseph Smith, w. L. Barows
Geo W. Dudley, Silas W. Wyman, John c. Gar
land, Geo. P. Hatch, Orvle d. Baker.
The report was accepted and the delegates and
alternates were chosen.
The delegates were authorized to fill vacancies.
The Heavy Men OF West Waterville.
A list of tax payers of fifty dollar, and over in
the town of West Watcrville for 1875
Asa B. Bates & Sons, $3.50; b. G.. Benson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

There is to be a special meeting Of the legal
voters of the village school district, at the high
school room, this afternoon at two o'clock to see
what course the district will take to raise money
to pay debts falling due during the current year
Bonds 10 the amount Of $500 will become due
on the 18th of July, 1915; a note and interest on
debt are also to be provided for, Would it not be
well to pay off the district debt gradually, and not
leave it all to accumulate as legacy for future
generations?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

Among the charming groups of Rogers statn-
arv. that have become famous, finding their way
into so many homes Of taste and refinement in The
land ia that entitled Coming 10 the PdrSon-an
expressive picture of real life in statuary, repre-
senting blushing rustic young couple, IN the Joy
of opening womanhood and manhood coming INTO
the august presence of the village parson-the Ia
Their in their little Israelto be joined together Tor
life. The expression of the faces the poise OF the
figures, and every feature of the group, are true
to life, and will awaken in the close observer vivid
memories of the time of "youns loves dreams,
and perhaps, Also of their realization. This piece
Of statuary may be secnat Pierce's Bookstore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Republican State Convention.
A Valiant Platform.
4. G. Phelps Nominated for Governor.

San Francisco, June IL. The republican State
convention met at Sacramento yesterday after
noon, Hon. A. A. Sargent presiding. The con-
vention adopted strong anti-Railroad resolutions,
which were supported by George C. Gorham in
vigorous speech, denouncing the Central Pacific.
Governor Pacheco was Withdrawn as a candidate
for Governor and L. &. Phelps was nominated by
ac nation. Joseph NJ. Cavis was nominated for
'tGovernor, and O. ii. llallctt for Secretary
OF State
The following is the balance of the republican
State ticket:
Controller-J j. Greene.
Surveyor--R f. Gardner.
Treasurer-Wm. Beekman
Attorney Gencral-E. ID. Sawyer.
Clerk OF the supreme COurt-Grant l. Iaggart.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Ezra c.
Carr.
Among the resolutions the following -
Resolved That we have undmnished conf
dence in the wisdom, patriotism and integrity of
thd presen! chief mag strate OF the United States
L. 5. Grant, and Join political brethren
throughout the Union in the cordial and earnest
support of his administration in the fullest recog-
milton of his ilusrious career In the military and
civil service, and in condemn alton of that RANGER
GUS party spirit which prompts his and our enc
mics to as unconsdered and unjust attacks on him
that which his great predecessors Washington,
jackson and Lincoln were subjected to during
their administration.
Resolved That the letter addressed by the
President to the chairman of the Pennsylvania
republican State convention, upon the subject of
his successor is full refutation of the ISLANDERS
of those who charged him with intriguing for re-
election; that we accept it as explicit to final
settlement Of the third term agitation created by
our enemies solely to arouse iealousness and dis
sensioa i'll tee republican party.
Resolved, That the freedom of the State from
ecclesiastical control is of equal Importance with
the maintenance of religious freedom from State
control; that the common schools and institutions
of the State were established as preventative of
the crime and poverty which attend ignorance,
and we will tolerate no interference with it from
any quarter, and that any effort to divide the
school fund for the purpose of supporting sectar-
an schools with portions thereof shall be met with
all the resistance in our power,
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ties aourishing at West Bangor talk Of building,
the present season, the church which they haye
been proposing to erect.
Rev. Mr.. Ferris, pastor of the Congregational
church in Gorham, now abroad in search of
health informs his parish that he is fass recover
ing and hopes in due time to be again at his post
of duty.
Good progress is being made on the foundation
walls of the new Universalist church in Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
DieO.

In Ellsworth, 9TH inst, Eunice, daughter oil Free
man and sarah Young aged years, = months 9Th
inst, Stephen II. Monaghan, aged % years.
In Buehiil 25th nit, Nellie Florence Clough aged
years, months and days; lst inst, Sylvester
o. good, aged 65 years; 2d inst. Frank X Darling,
aged years and months.
In Brunswick, Sd inst, Mrs. ArabeIla g., wife OF
Joseph Pennel aged 81 years; 9Th inst, Martin
Alexander, aged 81 years.
In Pc tland, An inst, Mrs. Eliza A, widow ofthe
late Robert Woodside of Brunswick, aged IS yrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12
ILLINOIS,.
Indian DcpredatiOns.

Chicago, June IL. kilograms received at Lieut.
Gen. Sheridan's headquarters, to-day, from the
commanding officer at Fort Sanders, Wyoming,
state that a party of Indians at Rock Creek Val
ley ran of over 200 horses, on Saturday after
noon. A party was sent in pursuit, and at Look
out station sent for help.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

At the graduating exercises at Newton Theolog-
ical Institution, on Wednesday, the following
graduates from Maine were assigned parts
"Sentmentalism in Religion" Horace Wayland
Tilden of Lewiston.
"The Apologize Element in Chrst's Teaching"
Elihu Burritt Haskell of Guiltord.
Good Pastors as well ss Good Preachers Need
ed" Howard Rogers Mitchell Of Wateryille.
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RELIGIONS.

Montreal, June IL. 1t Is considered doubtful
whether the proposed union of the Presbyterian
church will be accomplished without resource to
the law courts, as some of the members of the
Church of Scotland, led by Rev. Gavin Lang, pro-
pose taking legal steps to protect what they con-
slider their rights.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

The lecture by Rev. Dr. Chickerng, before the
Reform Club, at Meonian Hall, last evening, was
an able and interesting effort, showing careful
study of the evils entaed by moderate OF i'm
moderate drinking, and was attentiyely listened
TO BY a good audience. The lecture was mainly
directed to the evils of drinking as bearing upon
our national prosperity and even existence. The
facts presented were worthy Of the most careful
consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

Small POx.
SOUTH AMERICA.
A TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE
IN NEW GRENADA.
Upwards of 10000 Persons Supposed to
have Perished.

Havana, June IL. News has been received here
by the way of st. Thomas, of terrible earth
quake in New Grenada The destruction is the
greatest in the valley of Cucuta, on the Venezue-
Ian frontier. 1t is reported that 10000 lives have
been lost by the calamity.
FOREIGN.
England.
London. June IL. The Alexander Plate Ascot
race was won by Doucastcr, with Scamp I'd and
Feud Amour Sd.
Railroad Accident.
BY Railroad accident near Bath o-day, several
persons were killed and injured.
Germany.
Berlin, June IL. In the Federal Council, yes
terday, the President of the Imperial Chancelry
submitted several votes Of supply to meet the ex-
pense of proper representation of Germany al
the United States centennial exhibition.
An order has been issued from the Imperial
Chancellory, prohibiting the circulation of copies
Of the Catholic Gazette of BALTIC for two years,
within the boundaries of the empire.
Italy.
\ royal decree has been issued promul eating
the convention between Italy and Switzerland,
which establishes the boundary between the two
countries i'll accordance with the award of the ar
hitrator, Mr.. Marsh, Minister of the United
States.
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4MarrifO.

In dis CITY, 10th inst. by Rev. Z. f. Penney,
Charles Holt TO Miss Emma Is. Hibbard, both of
Augusta.
In Brunswick, 9Th inst, Amos o. Reed to Miss
Nancy W. Livermore.
In Bowdoinham, Sd inst John Hall to Miss Ara
bine p Davis, both OF Il.
In Eden, 10Th ult., Geo. W SNOWFALL of East Ma
chias to Mrs Helen NJ. Dresser OF Minneapolis,
Mimi; Both ult., Abdon X. Coolidge of Lamoine, to
Miss Mary H. Emery OF Eden.
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Those hungry night hands connected with the
journal office, who so gorged themselves with
oysters, the other night, at the establishment q
49, s. Wright & Co., forgot in their notice to men
ton the local head of the concern, Mr. NJ. 5.
Moulton, who has charge of the fish and oyster
house here. Mr.. Moul,on is member of the
firm. and having had large experience in the bust
ness. will be able to serve his customers here to
their entire satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-12

Ifwoman's rights ever prevail in this State, we
would say that lady who lives near this office,
deserves to be on the police force, for she allows
no intoxicated or otherwise disorderly person on
or near her premises. The other afternoon an in
toxcated soldier attempted to enter her shop, and
his foot had no sooner crossed the threshold than
he was collarcd and put ont on to the walk by this
woman of the house. She i, Terry 10 evil
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Stabbing ARRAY.
Bunker Hill.
SACO.
Annual Meeting.

Saco, June IL. At the annual meeting of the
York Manufacturing Company, to-day, VIM. L.
Saltonstal was chosen Treasurer, Ira III. Foss
Clerk and the old board of directors reelected.
500 shares represented. The affairs of the COM
pany IN foufishins condition.