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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-06
NEW YORK.
Indian Matters.

New York, October s. Prof. Anterior and
Hon. G. w. Harris, of the commission appointed
to investigate the charges against the Red Cloud
agency were at the 9th Avenue hotel, yesterday,
expecting the other members to conclude their
labors by writing report They have taken over
SOD printed pages Of testimony, and have agreed
as to the general character Of their decision, but
wait the printing Of the testimony before closing
up their formal report, which will be ready soon
afterwards.
Brooklyn Bridge.
The Brooklyn bridge towers and approaches
have thus far cost s5,742 900. The erection Of a
temporary bridge will be begun next June, for the
use Of the scafolding for the construction Of the
main roadway.
The TOmbs of Gotham.
The testimony taken yesterday before an nves-
tigating committee, shows that the Tombs are ex-
ceedingly filthy; that the under keepers are dis
gustngy low and brutal, and that criminals con-
fined there having money easily bride the keepers
to allow them all sorts of liberties.
Religious.
AT meeting of the Baptist ministers, last even.
ing, the question of the evangelizatlon OF Moody
and Sankey was discussed. Mr. Fulton opposed
their coming here, as the church can get along
without the help Of evangelists. He (Fulton,
| never needed an evangelist. DR.. Armtage took
a different view.
Financial.
Al private meeting Oh tue OIHCelS Oh inc saw
ings banks, yesterday, it was agreed to hereafter
make loans on real estate only to the amount OF
80 per cent. upon the appraisal cash value of the
property. 1t was also resolved to make call OF
u 10 per cent. installment on all outstanding
loans.
Court Matters.
SYRACUSE October 5. In the canal case of the
State vs. Denison Bolden & Co., the order of ar
rest was vacated by the Supreme court, with
leave to renew the motion to set aside the attach
men..
The New Bridge Across the Hudson.
Poughkeepse, October 5. For the frat time a
special train consisting of an engine. smoking
and two palace cars, came through to-day from
Boston to this city without change. The trair
was handsomely decorated and bore large mot
to, Boston to Poughkcepsie." The distance Is
230 miles, and it run in seven hours ano
twenty minutes. On board were about forty
prominent capitalists of Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut, in all representing S5O.OO0,0O0. The
visitors were assigned quarters at the Poughkeep'
sic Hotel, and tonight special meeting is being
held in the board of trade rooms under the au-
spices of the Hudson River Bridge Co. To-mor-
row morning the guests will be shown the differ
ent points OF interest about the city, and in the
afternoon an excursion will be made upon the
Hudson for the purpose Of inspecting the ap-
proaches to the proposed Hudson river bridge
In the evening there will be a final meeting
The officers of the Boston & South Mountain
Railroad a~e also here.
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Mortuary Record.

MOrtuary Record.
Following is list Of deaths in this city dur
i ng the month of September:
Sept 2, Charles Stone Craig, aged months,
5, w. Eugene Lynn, aged 80 years
s, Hezekiah Leaird, aged 80 years.
s, Cora C. Luke of Gardiner, aged Is years
months.
9, Mrs. Mary Ann, wife OF Hiram Reed
aged 63 years.
9, S. q. Flanders, aged years.
8, Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of VIM. II. Clark,
aged SO years months - days,
10, Mr.. Noon, aged 50 years.
Is, Geo. W. Jones, aged Al years.
l6, Miss Lydia d. Hoyie, aged 30 years.
Is, Harry Barker aged 81 years.
II, Henry l.. Fuller, aged As years months
%. Mrs. Louise, wife of Arthur ID. Locke.
aged 43 years.
&" 26, Abel A. Saunders, aged 81 years.
"27, Mrs. Esther c. Borden. aged 81 years.
"27, Infant child of G. +. Ward, aged mos.
Total, l6.
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Persons w q want to find
the Place to Bay Mcrchan-
ii Sc at Bargains, read the
Advert, cmentS i'm This Pa.
per.
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CAN ADA.
The GuibOrd Case,

Ottawa, October s. 1t is reported that squad
Of 300 picked men, from the Governor Generals
foot guard, have been detailed to proceed to Mon
treal, to be present at the burial of Guibords re-
mains.
Montreal, October ). 1t is reported that the
authorities of the Institute Canadien have been in
communication with the navy department at
Washington, in reference to the use OF most eff
cient explosives. to be used in Guibords grave, to
prevent it5 being tampered with after burial.
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IL your Life worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everyw here, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
sick, The object /, to get we'll; now we plainly
that no person i'll This world that is suffer ing with
by pei sia. Liver Compliant and lis effects, such
Stomach, art burn, Falpitation the Heart De-
pressed spirits Biliousnes-, NC, can take Green :
August Flower without getting relief and cure II
you doubt his, go to your druggists, Partridge
Bros. and get sample Bottle for 10 cents and Try
it. Regular SIZE - cents. Two doses viii reey e
you
MAY IL. tCIN SSN.I
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

In all domestic experience and III the more skill
full practice Of eminent physicians, no article has
been found to compare with Tar for cleansing and
healing purposes. 1t may not be known to all that
the town of Forest" in Ncrth Carolina, produces
the best Tar for medicinal purposes. When puri-
fed it is called Forest Tar" and is prepared in
several forms. for the better adaptation to Of
Catarrh and Consumption, and as an outward APP
plicatlon wherever healing process Is wanted.
Inquire Of your druggist for the Forest Tar
Book" which will give you some valuable inform
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ILLINOIS,.
Murder and suicide.

Carlnville, October s. A horrible murder and
suicide occurred here to-day. Chales Brink, in a
fit of anger, shot Mrs. Deborah Hall, his mother
in-aw, and Annie Brink his wife, killing them IN
stantly, and then killing himself by placing ris-
tol to his head No good cause can be assigned
for the deed.
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The SuncOOk Tragedy.

Concord, October D. 1t is reported that man
named Drew was arrested at Pembroke, Tuesday
morning, for the murder of the Langmaid GIRL
Monday, and that mob is besieging the station
house at Suncook, where he is confined. The
head of the girl was found this morning, 100 yards
from where the body was found.
LATER.
There arc no new developments in the Penn
broke murder case. William Drew, who was ar
rested in Hooksett to day, and who lives about a
half mile away from the scene OF the tragedy, Is
still in custody at Suncook. The stories about the
finding of clothes spotted with blood, belonging
to him, are without foundation, and the impress
sion seems to be gaining ground with the author-
ties at Suncook that he Is not the guilty party lt
is said that he claims to have been working with
his father up to II o'clock on the morning OF the
murder. His father corrOborates the statement.
The distinct imprint of heel of a boot was
found upon the face Of the murdered Langmad
girl. The heel was evidently a small one like
that of a lady's boot, and when arrested Drew
had on a pair of his wife's boots. The missing
part of the victims body has not yet been found,
and it is thought that it Is somewhere IN the
woods, tied up IN the pocket handkerchief which
belonged to the girl, and which Is also missing.
After the funeral, to morrow search Will be made
by the authorities, who hope to recover the miss
ing parts, also the knife with which the body was
mutilatcd, A private examination OF Drew VIII
probably take place tomorrow by the authorizes
in the hope that some information may be elected
that will throw light upon the mystery Detec-
tiyes Gallagher and Dearborn from Boston are
woi king up the case. In searching the woods to-
day piece of printed poetry of the vilest charac
ter was found Just beyond where the body was
discovered. The stake found near the road with
which the blows upon the head were inflicted, is
considered the best, and perhaps the only clue that
will lead to the detection OF the criminal. Last
evening a tramp was seen about Suncook To-
day he was arrested and brought back to Suncook
His actions plainly indicate insanity, and it is
thought that he knows nothing of the murder.
A negro named Moody was also arrested to-
dav. but has been discharged, as there was moth
Ing on which to ground suspicion OF guilt.
Agricultural Fair.
Keenc, October ). The first fair of nine
tow rs agricultural associations opened to-day at
Cheshire Park Walpole The grounds embrace
ii,' V acres, with mile track, near the Connect
eat lver The attendance was large.
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Municipal Court.

Oren keene was before the court, yesterday, on
complaint of his wife, Almira keenc, for as
sault and battery upon her. He plead guilty and
was ordered to pay the cost OF prosecution, and
find sureties in the sum of $50 to keep the peace
and be of good behavior two months. lie failed
to respond to the sentence, and was committed.
John H. Stevens, hail'ng from the far west
omewhere out in Kansas, got very much ntoxi-
Gated and when brought before the court, plead
guilty to being drunk, and falling to pay fire and
costs. WAS committed.
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Franklin County s. J. Court-Libbey j.
Presiding. .


BENJAMIN Bachelor, V. Chas. " Pinkham ct al.
This is an action to recover damages for an al
legged trespass on plffs close. The parties live in
Chesterville. The defts. acting as selectmen of
the town, repaired and rebuilt bridge, and the
plff. alleges that in so doing they lowered and
moved ii toward his MILL interfering with the slip
and the taking Of logs into the mill. Another count
alleges trespass on his grass ground On trial.
E. F. Plsbury and Stubs for pltf, Whitcomb
and Samuel Belcher for defts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-06

A gentleman of Waltham, Mass, says two doses
of Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil entirely cured
him of severe attack Of cholera morbus; that
nothing could induce him to be without it in the
house. Reader, have you got Renne's Magic Oil
in the house: 1t is sold by your druggist.
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MACIlIAS.
Court N alters.

Machias, October s.. The fall tenn Of the SUI
preme Judicial Court for Washington County,
commenced here to-day, Judge Virgin on the
bench. Nearly every member Of the bar is pres
ent, including Mr.. Granger of Calais. The civil
docket is lengthy, and several cases arc marked
for trial. The term will last two weeks or longer
Several important criminal cases will be tried.
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NOTICE..
Piano-Forte Tuning and Regulating.

Mr. George T.. Dodd, from Boston, will visit
Augusta and vicinity this week and next. (Subse-
uneLtly every month Work solicited, and war
raniel in al eases. FIRST class personal and Man
uftrturris reference. Orders may be lett AT Frank
niei. - A llo!ac.. Norths BOOK stores. AID W.h
Mis- Juiia NJ ClIpp, No. 81 Oak st.
Gunner and Manufacturer since lS4S y. Is. At
enon paid 10 the selection of instruments for pur-
chasprs Il om the inst class makers. sept19-t2w
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1t rained like creation" but the fellow he anne ,
he looked like tramp" and we asked him his
name. His last place was SkowheGan-gron
thence all the way, he had come TO Augusta to
work tor day at setting up type or running the
press, he didn't care which, for he was in a bad
mess. No work, no good clothes, no friends, no
money! condition Ike that is not very funny !;
but the tramp" turns away, alone for to think
he'll drown his poor sorrows, he'll just take a
drink
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-06

All who suffer from coughs, colds, irritation OF
the bronchial tubes or tendency to consumption,
will find IN DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry a
remedy as agreeable to the palate as etfectual in
removing disease. The Basam is a pleasant, safe
and powerful remedy; it acts promptly and sell
dom fails to effect cure. 80 cts. and 81 bottle,
large bottles much cheaper Oct4t&wlw
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HALIFAX.
Drowned.

Halifax, October S. The captain Of the steamer
Challenge, from the Western banks, reports that
two Of the crew, John Powers and Norman Nc
Leod, were drowned from dory on the sd ult.
Two sailors Of the barque NJ. Wood, at Sydney,
and got on them, in the hope Of reaching land,
but it blowing gale they were carried out Of the
harbor and drowned.
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WASHINGTON.
Soldier,s Rurial Ground

Washington, October 5. Ageneral order from
the War Department announces that the soldier s
burial ground at Firms Point, N. j., opposite
Fort Delaware, shall be known hereafter as ma
tioual cpmntery
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Bowdoin College Notes.

BowpoIN COLLEGE, Oct. 4, 1876
The game of football, between the Sophomore
and Freshman classes, resulted in favor Of the
Sophs. after being he'd in good play nineteen
minutes
The Field Day of the Bowdon Athletic Asso-
citation has been appointed TO take place Oct 10th.
The class regatta will probably take place on the
forenoon Of the same day.
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Wanted.

DY genten,cn and his wife, (of quiet habits)
ID one or Two pleasant rooms, with or without
board in Il p'ivale family. Will furnish rooms
and pay IA LIBERAL price for desirable accommoda.
tions for siN months or year. Satisfactory reie;.
ence Address, p. I..,n BOX 81 Post office, Au-
gltsta. oct4- IF
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local anu State NemS.

hand organ man, grinding out music in
the rain, in front Of house whose usual occupants
have been absent from the city for several weeks,
was an affecting sight yesterday noon.
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The family of Senator Morrill, have returned to
their remodeled and renovated house on VIM
,hrop street. Quite extensive improvements have
been made upon the house and outbuildings the
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Cincinnati Produce Market. 90

Cincinnati, October s, ls75.
PORK-$.2 10 a.. IS
LARD-sleam l3Sal3A kettle, lSxtl4.
UITJK MEATS-s hou ders 9k g. clear rib sides
Il ala clear sides AZ g.
Observation-Disclosures l1dL; clear rib sides llx
ais clear sides 45s dl5la.
WiiiSKEY-lI3-d.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORr.

New York. October 5, 1870.
Gold during the last half hour was weak, falling
to ~. The closing price, the largest to-day. WAS
/ IN. The rates paid for borrowing were So.
1872 and l54 per cent. per diem. Customs receipts
1891 ,OOo. Assistant Treasurer paid out 1l2,OO0
in interest, and S6l 700 in redemption OF bonds
Foreign EXCHANGE closed steady at EsaAs1k for
80 day and 4e2 for demand.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Marine News.

ST. John, October s. The barque 8. n. Smith,
from Belfast, arrived this morning, bringing the
master and crew ofthe schooner Lancaster, which
left Little Glace bay on the 18th, with coal, and
was abandoned Oct. 2, sinking ID minutes after
the crew was taken Off
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proposition =

For the proposed amendment in re-
laion to Election Of Senators by
plurality vote, l5,Sll 4,G77
For the proposed amendment relat-
ing to special legislation and cor
porations, 1919 1927
For the proposed amendment in re-
lation to power Of Governor to
pardon, 1906 4,xlo
For the proposed amen dmcnt in re-
lation to appointment of Judges o,
Of Municipal and Police Courts, 3.32S 1851
For the proposed amendment in
lation to Taxation, 5000 3,233
For the proposed amendment in re-
lation to aboishing Land Agency. Il 1903 3,241
For the proposed amendment in re-
lation to Constitutional Conven-
tons, 1910 3G0l
For the proposed amendment in re-
lation to Bribery ct Elections, HAS Bib
For the proposed amendment in re-
latiou to codifcation of the
Amended Constitution, 1874 1892
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NEW JERSEY.
Sentenced.

Elizabeth, October 8. David A. Perry, Is years
of age, was sentenced this morning to 10 years
in the State prison. at hard labor, tor abortion lie
styled himself an Evangelist, preached at times
praciiced medicine, and kept liquor saloon,
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BELFAST.
session of the Grand Hodge of Good
Templars

Templats
Belfast, October 5. The Autumn session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, opened here to-
day, and continues tomorrow. Among the off,
GERS present are II. A. Shorey, Chief Templar,
Geo. E. Bracket, Secretary, G. o. Payson, Treas
urer, Joshua Nye, Past Templar. Reports show
$50 lodges, about $4,000 members, and $1,000 in
the treasury. The public meeting this evening
was addressed by Ii. A. Shorey, Mrs. l.. c. Part
ington, N. f. shaw, J. X. Osgood, T. r. Simon
ton, L. Wethered of England and others.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Providence, October 5. The state Far opened
to-day. The cattle show at Naragansett Park
was large and embraced many valuable animals.
The horticultural and fine art department is ex-
hibited in Howard Hail. where there is worthy
show
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The weekly Journal, issued this morning, con-
tans the account of the brilliant and fashionable
wedding he'd in this city last week. few copies
are for sale al this Office.
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The Press says that Superintendent Tucker, of
the Maine Central, moved into his new Office in
the new building just erected for the officers Of
the road, on Commercial street, Monday.
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naylg- tTTSS Sw,

Why suffer from that cough when Adamson'
Botanic Cough Balsam VIII speedily and smey
cure You Sold by all druggists.
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Report Called For.

The comptroller of the currency has called
upon the national banks for report exhibiting
their condition at the close of business on Friday,
the first day of October, 1879.
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NEW PSIliKE.
Sudden Death,

Exeter, October 5. Mrs. Charles Wiggr
dropped dead in the office of Gen. Gilman Mars
ton, yesterday afternoon. She was about 40y years
old and considered a healthy woman. Appoplexy
was the cause.
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men..
The New Bridge Across the Hudson.
Poughkeepsie October 3. For the frat time
special train consisting of an engine. smokin,
and two palace cars, came through to-day from
Boston to this city without change. The ttai
t'EN NSfLt ANA
Arrested.

| Philadelphia, October 5. Last night the police
| raided on several gambling houses, and arrested
about fifteen players and hackers, who are held
| for trial.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston, October 1, 1879.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad. s6Is27k
Union Pacific sinking fdnd IS, 9l-
Portland, Saco Il Portsmouth X. r., 81
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DR.. Robins, Prof. Elder, the Rev. DR.. Bosworth,
DR.. Small of Fall River DIR. Lorimcr Of Boston,
and the Rev. Henry King Of Boston, are engaged
as lecturers at the Free street in Portland,
to raise an endowment fund for Colby University.
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The receipts of the late State Fair are reported
now by the Portland papers TO amount to l3,00O
The expenses were $4,000. Deficit $4,000. The
trustees have voted to raise loan sufficient to
meet all their obligations promptly.
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Difn.

In san Frar cisco Aug. 18th. Mrs. Kate r., wife
of Capt. John Il. simmons aged 81 years, months
|. DAYS, She was a native OF Wiscasset, Maine.
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Wanted.

A WOMAN to do general housework in a small
N family. Apply TO .
0rt5.,lf l.. l.. iNCOI.N.
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\ ten days meeting Of the Friends is to be
held in Lewiston, following the State convention
Of the Young Mems Christian Association, for
the purpose of continuing the work Of the meet
ings and gathering in the sheayes.' David
Douglass Of Indiana, J. B. Daniels Of Worces-
ter, Mass, and J. W. Jacob of China viii be
present ut the meetings.
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!MarrifD.

In Booihbay, 2Glh ut John W. Lewis to Miss
Martha Wallace.
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i'tIii1l.AN -.
Tooth Anniversary Ofthe Appointment OF
First Postmaster.

Portland October ). Postmaster Goddard is
keeping open Office to-day. and receiving citze as
who visit him in honor of the Tooth anniversary
of the appointment Of first postmaster at this
place, by BENJAMIN Franklin, Commission r,
which is exhibited, and was to Samuel Freeman,
then Clerk of Provincial Congress Gene raj
Court Of Massachusetts, holding sessions then at
WATERFOWL.
Agricultural Fair.
: The Cumberland County Agricu ltu.a. Society
held its fourth annual exhibition and cattle show
at West Cumberland, to-day. There is splendid
show of neat cattle and the hos, department
contains some fine specimens There are 100
woke Of oxen on the ground and 100 cows. Show
in the hall is very large and varied. The display
Of fruit and vegetables is fine ono, and nearly
As large as that at the State fair This afternoon
five heats in the AS class race were trotted.
The following is the summary
BLACK Bird 22l22
Deerng Boy s
Charlie Nsalor 3
/ Lady Manshei1 - s \ /
Time-2 "a, -, AS, AZ, $50.
Annual Meeting.
Annua! meeting Maine General Hospital corpo-
ration was held to-day. There have been ia pa
ients treated during the year, OF whom have
died. Expense of hospital since opening, SILL
1850; receipts from patients, Sill3.27; deficit,
S7l43.63 The following officers were elected
| Presdent-John b. Brown
! Secretary-Fred Gerrsh.
| Observation-Disclosures Spring, A. w. Clapp.
! Standing Committed L. Dana, John b..
Brown, Samuel L. Spring, VIM. l.. Putnam, ;.
| H. Tewksbury.
Shooting ARRAY.
During fight on Washington street, Tonight,
! woman named Mary Henry was shot, the ball
entering her side just above the hip. She is
thought to be fatally wounded. Tom Reed, a
mula,to, was arrested on suspicion of having fred
shot, and it is thought it was intended for officer
Miles, as he had threatened to take his life.
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Shooting ARRAY.
Weather Probabilities tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
high but slowly falling barometer, northeast to
southeast winds, warmer and cloudy weather, and
rains.