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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
NalIomell local Nems.

Although ait makes sort Of difference" We
are nevertheless moved to say that the Reuben
Wentworth spoken of in the papers as having re-
Gently been made the victim of a confdence-nan in
Boston, is not resident of this city, erroneous
ly stated. We may not be entirely destitute Of
verJant specimens Of humanity; but it is not pro-
babe that Kennebec could furnish an exhibition
of innocency abroad quite so remarkable Reuben
has probably learned lesson that will be valuable
in the future.
: The Treasury Department at Washington, has
issued circulars notifying the public Of dangerous
counterfeit five dollar notes on the First National
Bank of Chicago, H.; the Traders National
Bank Of the same city; the FIRST National Bank
of Paxton, H.. the First National Bank OF Can
ton, H.; and the First National Bank Of Aurora,
H., and advises that all such notes be refused.
Nearly the entire amount of the genuine five dol
lar notes of those banks has been Withdrawn from
circulation, and no additional issues will be made
The Comptroller of the currency is deslrous OF
retiring the whole amount from circulation, and
earnestly requests all persons receiving such notes
to deposit the same with the nearest National
Bank, or forward them to Washington for re-
demptIon. We derive this information from cir
cular before u.s. direct from the Department, and
dispense it for the benefit of all interested in the
suppression Of counterfeit money in Maine or
elsewhere.
Our street cutters are having thorough clear
ing out of accumulated leaves and other rubbish
before the final freeze up, which operation will
prevent the choking of culveits and other dsas-
tiers attending negligence in these apparently Tiff
ling matters.
The dust in our streets. flew merrily during the
fresh breeze Of Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
DifD.

In this city, 9Th inst at the residence OF her
in-aw, col, r, Drew, after many years OF patient
suffering, Mrs. Emily s, widow of the late General
Merrill Woodman OF Naples, aged IS wears.
In Dover, 2sth ult., Lucy F. wife OF William 2.
Poole. and daughter of VIM. McConb OF FoXcroit,
aged p wears d aloiths Fl days.
Ii Foxcroff, Goth ult., Alonzo F., son OF Erastus
and Sarah Bard tt, aged II years, 10 months II
days.
In San Francisco, Cal, 18th ult, Nancy F., wife
OF Carm Reynolds, and laughter of Manley Eames
Esq, for criy resident OF Dover aged 81 years.
In Bau. j. !lth uit. Mrs. Maria Sargent, widow
OF the late Michael Sargent OF that city, and daugh
ter OF the late Peter Edes, Printer, formerly of Au.
gusta Me, aged IS years aud months-being the
last member of the Peter Edes family.
In b unswick, 10th att, Mrs. Elizabeth Bridge,
aged 50 years months 29th ult-, Nehemiah Blake
aged 90 years; Goth ult., William Coombs, aged 81
years 5ist ult., John l.. Campbell, aged II years,
10 months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
FOREIGN.
Belgium.

Brussels. November g. lie Nord publishes the
following under reserve:
Ragusa. November 5. The greatest exaspera-
ton is manifested by the MuSselmen of llerzego-
vinia towards the Christians. Secret meetings are
being held in the Mosques, at which preparations
are making for general massacre of the christians
at Mostar, Bemar and other places. These details
are unknown to Server Pasha.
Chamber of Deputies.
The Belgian chambers will assemble Tuesday.
1t is expected that the government will submit
measure increasing the number of members of
the senate and lower house. in proportion to the
increase Of population.
France.
Paris, November 6. In view of the approach
ing struggle in the Assembly over the proposed
change in the system Of voting, persons in posi-
ton to know the relative strength OF IL parties,
and the influence being brought to bear upon the
various groups INTO which they are subdivded,
have been calculating the probable vote for and
against the Government. The conclusions arrived
at after careful analyze of the opposing forces,
is that the voting by districts will command ma
jority. As the system of voting by departments,
which now prevails, is strenuously supported by
the republicans, the ministry is likely to have o
triumph in the coming Parliamentary battle.
Praying for France.
In accordance with a circular Of the minister of
public worship, addressed TO the bishop last month";
PRAYERS were offered to-day in the churches
throughout France for the welfare Of the Country.
Turkey.
Constantianople, November T., The truth of the
despatch from Ragusa, published in the lie Nord
of Brussels, yesterday, representing that the Mus
selmen in Herzegovina were exasperated against
and were preparing to massacre the Christian, is
officially denied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

The football match between the Bates College
Eleven and Tufts College Second Eleven came off
on Saturday. according to arrangement. The
Bates club were G. II. Wyman, captain j. ".
Smith, w. III. Adams, ii. a. Rundlett, &. +. Peas
ley A. +. futile, l.. NJ. Sessions, &. Nj. llutchins,
i. II. Briggs, e. f. Hussey, A. Gatchcll, with \.
p. Noble, +. c. Adams substitutes. The Tufts
Eleven were III. d. Nash. captain; &. A. Sprague,
A. Z. French. e.. l.. Cushman, ). G.. Campbell, +.
X. Weaver, ID. r. Brown, f. 2. Manroe, U. II.
Squres, c. T.. Maxfeld, {. p. Bush with j. C..
Whittemorc as substitute l.. w. Aldrich of
Tufts and A. l.. Morey Of Bates were umpircs.
W. W. Campbell of Tufts chosen referee.
about 7. NJ. AT the close of the first inning the
the second they had won another touch down and
in the third ard last inning the Tufts won de-
cisive victory. by a touchdown behind the goal
and kick over it. Inc game was very smartly
played, greatly interesting the spectators, who re-
sponded with frequent cheers TO the efforts OF the
contestants at critical points in the game.
The Bates College men displayed strength, en-
ergy and resolution, but were overcome by the
superior skill and quickness OF the Tufts. The
Bates club has not had much experience, and de-
pended largely on muscle, being composed OF
larger men than the Tufts club. Vita experience
the Bates club will be tough customers 10 encount-
or. The Tufts club is not the famous club OF that
college but club recently formed, the members
having practised together but a short time. 1t
won its first honors handsomely on Saturday, and
wore them modestly. At the close of the game
the best of feeling displayed between the rival
clubs, each cheering heartily the other, the I'M
pires and the referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
ILLINOIS.
The Whiskey Frauds.

Chicago, November 6. The United States
grand jury has found indictments for frauds upon
the revenue, in connection With the whiskey bust
ness, against GO persons, mostly residents. The
list includes those arrested at the outbreak of the
war, and who gave bonds for further appearance,
but many new victims have been added, from the
wealthy rectifer and distiller down to impecuni-
Gus guager and storekeeper. 1t is reported that
one of the parties has defrauded the government.
out Of $4,000 a month, while Others come nearly
up to that figure.
LATER.
\ number of Indicted officials aud di;tillers ap-
peared in court this morning and gave bonds for
appearance TO answer. The amounts of bonds
range from $4,000 to $4,000. 1t is believed that
from so to IS indictments have been found but
neither the number or names of persons are now
known.
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Supreme Judicial Court, Danforth j., Pre-

SATURDAY, Nov. 9Th. -
The Trial Of SYLVIA Spaulding vs.. Daniel Han
scom, commenced last evening, was suspended
during the forenoon, on suggestion to the court
that the parties were likely to come to settlement
without the aid Of court and jury.
f. r. Drummond. Admir-, vs. James A. Hoxe /;
Waldron for plf Foster for def. The original
plf., who has deceased, was Jeremiah q. Proctor
of Watervile. The action is upon account an
nexed for $40 II, principally for l5A casks of &C.
ment. The def. files an account in offset of about
the same amount. Verdict for plf. for 1921.
The actiop Spaulding vs.. Han-com, above men
toned, was settled by the parties and entered
neither party.
Nine civil actions have been tried this week, and
verdicts returned in eight.
The juries having been excused early in the af-
ternoon, the Judge entered upon the hearing of a
divorce case which is vigorously resisted BY the
defendant The parties are Mrs. Lavna S Frye
Of Augusta against A. X. z. Frye of Sebec Tit.
comb fer the hbelant; Lebroke of Foxcroft for
deft. ihe main charges cruel and abusive
treatment and personal violence. There many
wtnessts and little more than beginning of the
hearing was made in the two or three hours re-
naming before the adjournment. The parties are
middle aged persons, married III 1904, and have a
family Of children, some OF them grown up.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Indian Matters.

Tallequah, November 6. Major j. w. ingalls,,
Indian agent for the Cherokees, Creeks, Choe-
taws, Chickasaws and Seminoles, has arrived here,
to await advces from the territory regarding the
late election for chief of the Cherokees. The de-
termination Of who was elected chief rests with
the National council, which met Monday, but has
thus far failed to organize. The two factions of
the nation, represented by Ross, the present chief
and Charles Thompson, are bitterly hostile. Both
claim the election and stand ready to defend them
selves. Boodshed is apprehended, whichever
way the election Is decided. The Downing party
(Thompson) have called for United States troops
to preserve the peace. The application has been
forwarded to the authorities at Washington. Fur
Their developments are anxiously looked for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
iHarrie1.

In St. Adams, 18Th ult., Freeman Moody TO Miss
Laura MaXfeld.
In Dover, Sit ult Albion r. Dodge of Whitins J..
Vile Mass, to Miss Marietta n. Patterson, of Dow
In Atkinson, sd ult. Arthur b. Chase of Dover,
to Miss Nete NJ. Hall OF Sebec; 18th ult, Leonard
SkiIin of Garland, to Miss Lucy Cone OF Atkinson
In Monson, sd ult., Charles E. Drake, to Miss
Mary +. SturtevaUt; Sept. IS Thomas Fessenden
to Miss Della Haskell.
In Lisbon, 2d inst, Joseph Heck of Great Falls,
y. II. to Miss Emma Starratt of Lisbon Goth ult.,
John IL. Merrill to Miss Agnes Narney, both Of l..
In Brunswick, 23d ult., Amos A. AnthoRe to Miss
louisa NJ Kelly. both Of Topsham; 3lst l., Alfred
f. Hall to Miss Ellen ). Stevens, both OF Topsham
3uth nit, Thomas Ross TO Miss Hattie f. Huxley,
both OF Topsham.
In Topsham, Sd Inst Gilbert NJ. Gowel of Bow.
dom, to Miss Mary Ella Cary of Topsham.
In Orange y. j., Frank A. fenuell to Miss Lizzie
VI. Merry man, both OF Brunswick.
In spun gvale, 2,th ult, George F. Malctt to Miss
Fannie Hall, both OF Topsham.
It, Gorham, 18th ult., Edward p. Pencil of
Brunswick, to Miss Mary II. Estes of Gorham.
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NEWS BY. TELEGRAPH
-TOTHE-
daily Xennebee gonrnal.
BIDDEFORD.
A Young Thief Arrested.

Biddeford, November6. Deputy Sheriff Han
son has arrested Thomas Cnshman of Blddeferd,
and secured large quantity of stolen property,
such as gold watches, bracelets, rings, hose lis-
tolls gold leaf, wrenches, hammers, etc. Part Of
the property is identified by Hanson & Written,
whose carriage factory was robbed and fred
month ago, and Cushman is now supposed to be
the incendiary Part Of the property is supposed
to have belonged to visitors at the Old Orchard,
the past summer, as Cushman worked at Old
Orchard House at the time Of the great fire. He
is about IS years old, and has for some time been
suspected of theft.
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Steamship Castalian, New York for Neville,
has arrived.
The ant-Tammany candidates in New York
were serenaded Friday night.
Nothing is known at the New York post Office
about the establishment OF fast mail train to
Boston and intermediate stations.
DR.. Wallis delivered an eulogy on the late Fred
erick Hudson, of the New York Herald, Friday
night, at Cooper Institute, before the Geogtaphi
cal society
Miss Florence Tllton asks for dismissal from
Plymouth church, but action has teen deferred
until the next meeting.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.

-NVVCTHUCT %
Flour-extra spring "A $50
Wheat-No. spring cash al07's; --a--Dec.i
# Nov.
Corn No. :, MIXED, cash zig: Noy. 50fs AL
ai634 Dec;
oats--No. 2 COLA cash; Nov. 3ll.a.
4ye-No. 2, G5a,a.
Barley-Nc.2 spring s. Sae7 cash; So a. Nov.
Dressed Ifogs-9 UOis Sd.
Pcik-22 O0-a22 90 cash; 90 GOA Dec; 20 90
a20 % Nov.
Lard-l2 81 all 80 cash; a. Dec.
Il 35a37ts Nov.
Bulk Meats shoulders 81 aS IL ;'short rib mid
l]sa'4 short clear mid l2-a---.
iiams-- 10 lbs average a..
Whiskey-ll2-a.
Freights-COrn To Buffalo, Ga -; wheat do ca
Receipts-l ,o0o four; 126 006 wheat 80 900 corn
5000 oats; 900 rye; 81 600 barley.
shipments --l200J nour, 2ol 00C wheat; I2l ,00O
corn: $1,000 oats: 200 barley; loo rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

PERSONAL.
President King sbury of the Maine Noman's
Suffrage S,ci ty. has been elected delegate to the
national convention at New York.
Col Smith, of the Portland Press, who visited
Rockland and the islands last week has written a
very interesting and valuable article concerning
WRockland and Ii me Business.'
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NEW NOK n.


New York. November 6. Rev. VIM. kcegan,
pastor of the church of the Assumption, Brook
lyn, left tn morning for Portland Maine where
he will deliver eulogy on the late Right Rever-
end DR.. Bacon en- " ednesday next, on the occa-
sion of the first annual requ lem mass for DIR. Ba-
con, end the placing Of a tab let in the cathedral
to commemorate his virtue. Bishop Bacon was
the predecessor of Father keegan IN the pastorate
of the church of the Assumption, and tie first
bishop of Portland.
American Citizen Imprisoned in Cuba.
A petition was taken to the Secretary of State
and the President, yesterday, endorsed by Col.
Harry Pearson, assistant postmaster and other
prominent citizens Of this city, requesting immed-
late action in the case Of Frederick Monies OF
New York, who after days imprisonment in
Havana, was with party of others sent TO the
Isle of Pines, by the Spanish authorizes. Monies
was guilty of no crime whatever.
Prince Bismarck.
The Libelta of Rome, states that Prince Bis
marck intends to visit Rome next year, to thank
the King of Italy and his ministers for their many
proofs OF friendship to him.
Moody and Sankey.
New York, November I. Thousands attended
all tho Moody and Sankey services at the Brook
lyn Rink, to-day At the meeting in the morn
ing, the large building was filled with people.
Sankey sang several ofhs favorite hymns, Moody 5
touching stories which affected many of the aud
fence to tears. 1900 to 5000 people were unable
to gain admttance to the rink.
DIR. FultOn.
Rev. Dr. Fulton of the Hanson Place Baptist
church, Brooklyn this evening withdrew his res
iguaiuu tender cd some days ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

Mr.. C. o. Stone the ingenious carpenter next
door to the Journal building, has invented skirt
board supporter and ironing board which vii. sup
ply want long felt in the household. piece OF
iron is fastened to the WALL containing an entrance
into which the ironing board is fastened securely
and upon which the skirt other garments may
be placed and readily ironed. The board may
then be ready removed and away until wanted for
use again. Mr.. Stone proposes to have his neat in
yeption patented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

On Saturday morning there was an illumination
of the eastern horizon, as brilliant and enchanting
as dream Of fairy land The brightest colors Of
the rainbow overspread the thin clouds that hung
in the east, gliding them with beauty that can
be equalled only by the splendors of the heavenly
Jerusalem, whence all good newspaper men are
bound.
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Applicants for Office.

The anti-rooms Of The Secretary's Office was
pretty well filed by O'Clock this morning, by
applicants, most Of whom were females. As yet
the Secretary has done little else than callers
and investigate the workings Of the different
bureaus of The Department.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
Legislative.

Cheyenne, November 6. The Legislature organ
ICED Thursday and after the delivery of the Cows
message, adjourned till Tuesday next.
Strike.
The miners at the Union Pacific Railroad coal
mines. at Rock Springs, are a strike. There
are apprehensons Of riot, and Governor Thayer
is on his way there to address the miners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08
LEWISTON.
Attempt to Poison.

Lewiston November !. At Leeds, arsenic has
been found in b. c. Thomas well. Chas. W.
Keith, neighbOr, has been arrested on suspicion,
as he is identified as the man who bought arsenic
in Lewiston, last Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

The close of the school in District No. II, on
Saturday, was made the occasion Of an examina-
ton of the scholars, which very thorough, the
examination being conducted by the city supervis-
or, Geo. E. Weeks, Esq Apic-nic dinner follow
ed the exercises, the tables being abundanty
loaded. A very pleasant surprise was the presen-
tatiop Of nice vase TO the teacher, Mrs Ilnmph-
rey. The parents who were present in large num-
bers, are entitled to great credit for the interest
they have taken in this excellent school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

A large force is at work upon the finishing of the
new Town Hall in Waterville, and the hall will be
in readiness for the first entertainment ofSt Omer
Commandery on the 18th inst. The seating capacity
of the Hall will be about eight hundred. When 1t
is all completed, it W i'll be seen that the people OF
the goodly town will have very good and com
modious hall at very small cost.
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1ecal .ann- State Mems.

The Presque Isle Sunrise is of the opinion that
temperance paper going over to democracy is a
more marvellous conversion than was st. Pauls.
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LOST.

AN Wcdne sday afternoon, between the bridge
~ and the H. use of MIR. Moves, on the Rock.
land road, n bundle containing DOLMAN
CLOAK, ma e of heavy black beaver, lined
W tn blue mixed flannel, and trimmed with black
satin and bead gimp; also a ladies' white flannel
under skirt. The bundle was adt,res sed to Susan
{. Gray. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leavin z the same with Miss IL. II. GRAY,
nov4t ia Water ST., Augusta.
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WIS TONSIN.
False RumOr.

Milwaukee, November 6. There was furry
of excitement here, to-day, account of the re-
port that Taylor was elected Governor but the
report proved unfounded. Ludingtons maj.
| cannot be varied much from 800.
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Sudden Death.

Portland, November I. Robert Kelley died in
his chair at the Maine General Hospital, Saturday
afternoon, of heart disease.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Special meeting Of the Bethlehem Lodge, this
evening, at ~ o'clock. Important business will
come before the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

The regular Senior Exhibition of Colby Univer-
sity will occur on Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th.
The fall term will close on the Oath.
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Found.

IN :; ear OF the accommodation train between Au-
| gusta and Gardiner, a Wooden Shawl. The
owner can have the same by paying for this adver-
tisement.
Nov l,1j WARREN WIGHT.
noVS-I3t
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Waterville, and the painters are pntting on the
finishing touches.
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The Flames.

An immense prairie fire has been burning since
Oct. 10 in the reighborhood of Captain Pollock's
camp at the foot of the hills on the North Lara
ME. The fire commenced near the head of Bea-
yer creek and burned entirely around bis camp,
deprv ing him Of all chance to cut grass Craze.
The grass en- both sides of the road all the way to
Fort Laramie was burned; also the road to
Red Cloud agency as far Buffalo creek. The
fire is still burning in the direction Of Spring Cas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

The Wiscasset and Moosehead Lake r. X. Co.
recently held meeting, chose directors, and or
dered an assessment ofthrec per cent. on the stock
10 meet outstanding obligations.
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MurderOus Assault.

About II o'clock Saturday night, Vim. Taylor
proprietor OF low drinking saloon in Bunker
Hill street, committed a murderous assault with
butcher knife upon Daniel Delany, intlicting
we're cuts upon the head, splitting his nose open
and also stabbng him in the side. Delany's in
iuries serious. but not fat- His hands were
tearfully cut his efforts to protect himself from
the knife Taylor was arrested to day and locked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

Miss Mary NJ. Eaton will begin her next term
of school on Chestnut Street, Monday, Nov. Sth.
She will take pupils between the ages of and Is
years nov5-S3t
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Boston Stock List.

| Boston, November 3, 1875.
Sales at the Brokers' Boartl.l
Portland. Saco Il Port :mouth 76as0
Eastern Railroads. "
Boston x Maine railroad rs il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

Rev. Lorenza Haynes Of lIallowell, breaches
every Sunday in this month at the Soldiers Homo
n Togus. Rev. H. w. Tilden Of this city, has
been engaged for the month of December.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

Mr.. Frank Knowlton of Camden, who has been
attending the Dirigo Business College at Augusta,
commends the school to all desiring sound, prac-
cal business education.
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Irving q Defaulter.

Testimony in the case of Penney the default
ing clerk of Paymaster Spauldng, is concluded.
ard the court has adjourned to Mare island The
testimony is Of a very aamag ing character.
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PORTLAND.
Fatal Accident,

Portland, November G. A despatch to the Ar
gus says John Moulton fell from the staging of q
building at Sanford corner this morning, and wa.
instantly killed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-08

VIM. K Lancey of Pittsfield formerly Of this
city, large lumber operator, has suspended. Ii
abilities not known. His name was upon Collar
& Hamilton's paper for a21 900.
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Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the New England and the Middle States,
high followed by falling barometer, north to east
winds, slight changes 10 the temperature, partly
cloudy weather and possibly rain in the southern
portion.