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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22
Forty.Four,h Congress First Session
SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, January 81.
Mr.. Boutwell, Submitted resolutions that the
Senate las received with profound sorrow the
announcement Of the death Of Henry " ilson. late
vice president of the United States and president
of the Senate. and for Is years member of the
Senate an6 further that the business of the Senate
be suspended that his friends and associates may
pay fitting tribute TO his memory.
The char laid before the Senate tribute to the
memory Of the deceased from the American citi-
zens residing in Berlin, transmitted to t1e Senate
by the Secretary Of STATE. Agreed to.
Eulogles were then delivered by Boutwell,, Ham
lin, Crsgin, Cameron Of Pa. Morrill,, Stevenson,
Ingalls,, Bogy, Morton, Anthony and Dawes, after
which the Senate adjourned till Monday.
House.
Mr.. Randall from the committee on ApEropria-
tions reported back adversely the bill to pay the
interest on the 3-65 bonds of the District of Co.
lumbia, and desired to make an explanation of the
report but objection being made that it must be
referred TO the committee OF the whole, he with
drew the report.
Eulogies were thea pronounced On the virtues
of the deceased Vice President by Harris and
Warren of Mass, Kelley OF Pa. Knott of Ky.
kasson Of Ia, and uumotr OF others.
Resolutions Of re- &C. were adopted an iht
House adjourned at ) Y'rlock tn tomorrow.
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EUROPE.
Italy,.

London. Sauuary p. The Lancet says Fri
day, the Pope, after fatiguing receptions, COM
seizure, lasting forty minutes. Since then he has
been confined to bed 1t is thought his health re-
quires the doctors vigilant care but the grave re-
ports recently circulated are groundiess
England.
Richard Banner Oakley, proprietor Of the Co.
operative Credit bank was arraigned to-day be-
fore the Lord Mayer and Sir r. Garden, on the
charges CT fraud, false pretences and conspiracy.
Spain.
Madlid, January p. The election for members
throughout Spain. The Epoca urges the ministry
to organize the national finances on sound basis
and restrict public expenditures as much as posi-
ble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22
Summary Of Religious Intelligence.

|
Large temperance meetings have been held in
the Mountfoit African Methodist church in Port
land
Hev. E. Manson of West Waterville, has ten
dered lis resignation to take effect March LIST.
Rev. II. NJ. Eaton, wellknown in Hancock
county, has resigned pastor of Broad Street
Christian church Of Westerly, r. l., and accepted
call to the pastorate of Colwell Street Christian
church of Providence, Il. l.
A religious revival Of great interest is in pro-
gress at Kennebunkport, which began the last
week in December under the labors of Rev. Mr..
Adams, pastor Of the Methodist church. Union
meetings of althe societies were held during the
week Of prayer, and still continue with undated
interest.
The Baptist church in Bowdoinham, with the
Methodist church, observed the week Of prayer by
holding union meetings. The meetings have re-
suited in great blessing to christians.
Rev. c. b. Woodcock, graduate from the I nj
versity Of Heidelberg. Germany. in 1872, and from
Bangor Thcolog zeal seminary in 1879, has accept
cd an invitation to supply the pulpit of the Con-
gregational church in st. John, until next May.
very interesting work of grace is in progress
in Damariscotta. Union meeting have been neld
every evening since Jan. 2. The churches seem
to be greatly revived.
The Free Baptist church in Fort Fairfield is in
a prosperous condition. A Woman's Mission so
cietv was organized there at the last conference
Presque Isle. Rev. J. w. Carr /. pastor over both
these churches.
The debt Of about $l3 900 over the Second
CONGREGATIONAL church in Biddeford, is in course
of beng liquida,ed by private subscription.
There is quite revival interest in connection
with prayer meetings conducted by Rev. Mr. Mar
iner and held in the Turner street school house in
Auburn.
The Bowdoinham Association held very sue
cessful three days meeting with the Baptist church
at Monmouth Ridge last week.
The Rev Henry Crocker, pastor of the Baptist
church at Dsmarlscotta, rendered his resignation
on Sunday, Jan. 2.
The revival at Boothbay continues. From thir-
ty-fye to forty have been claimed and convert
ed.
A revival OF Sabattusville has thoroughly revived
the Free Baptist church, and some twenty-five,
including several bscksliders, have asked Tor
prayers.
SuNSYsIDE.-The members Of the Cniversalist
church and society in Hiram recently made their
pastor. Rev. l. j. Mead, q pleasant and profitable
donation visit.
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NEW YORK..
Robbery.

New York, January p. VIM. Westlake Of
Brooklyn knocked down last night on Broad
way, in this city, and kicked, gagged and robbed
by three highwaymen. One was arrested by a
policeman while riding Westlake 5 pockets.
4 Brewery Proposal.
The American bre wers association met a. Phil
adelphia last night, ard voted to erect star shaped
structure near the agricultural hall on the centen
NAL grounds to exhibit the rise and progress OF
the brewing business in this company. H. H.
Reuter- of Boston is chairman of the executive
committee, and they authorized to eNpend
100000 la one section VIII be brewery of fifty
years ago, when beer making done bv hand.
Another section will show the Improved brewery
of the present day. All the accessories to the
business will be represented from barley in the
sheaf, growing hep vines, to the beer in the keg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

At the meeting of the Augusta Library Associa
ton, held yesterday afternoon, it was decided to
close the library to tine public. The association
lind it impossible to continue the library by de-
pending on annual memberships and the receipts
of temporary loans of books. The necessity is
forced upon them of asking contributions from
life members, to prevent the library from being
scattered. 1t was voted at the meeting that the
ownership and privileges of the library should be
restricted to life members, and such as haye COM
rnenced to become life member.
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Strike.
CONNECTICuT.
Fatally Injured.

Hartford, January 81. John S. Robinson Of the
firm OF Taylor & Co.. lumber dealers, and one Of
the leading young business men of this city, fell
from the window Of his sleeping apartment, this
morning to the ground, striking a stone walk
and was fatally injured. He leaves wife and
children. His life Is insured in the Connecticut
Mutual office, Of this city, for $4,000 and in the
Travellers for $4,000.
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CALIFORNIA.
{ rauted Protection.

San Francisco, January 81. The City of Mel
bourne from Sydney via Honolulu arrived here
to-day. She brought dispatches from the liawiian
government which have been transmitted to
Washington, granting protection to Capt. James
j. Waddell OF the Pacific Mail service, who has
been threatened with arrest on arriving at Homo
lulu, in command of the company's steamer, for
practically destroying a Hawaiin ship, while in
command of the rebel cruiser Shenandoah.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
1aily Eenmshse yournal.
PORTLAND.
Poultry Exhibition.

Portland, January 81. The poultry show is
attracting great interest from all parts Of the
State. Arthur II. Rogers of Worcester, Mass,
carries away l6 premiums-l2 first class, 4 second
class on l6 coops game bantams. Geo. F. Avery
of Cambridgeport, II. Collell of Brooklyn. N. Y,
G. Scholld, Geo. Purves and E. o. Thurston of
New York carry away largely the premiums on
pigeons. Of these specialties they say there was
never before such fine pigeon exhibition in the
L. s.
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Ghsra.o Produce Market.

CNtcAkO, JAnUUTY IT, 1916.
tiour-eXtra sprtng4 O0a6 SO
Wbeat-No. , spring cash alt0k; SSa Feb;
9s4a March.
Corn--No. :, vc. Ca b - 434 a. Jan. -a43t
ll4a Feb.
Oats-No. ?. -aSo'. cash; Feb. 81 a.. Jan. SOh
Rye-No. 2, GA.
Barley-No. spring sisa- casa: si-a- Jan.
Feb. IS-a,
Dressed Hogs 00aS Is.
Pcik-l9 l3i-- cash. 10 @oSa March, -al9 20 =
Feb
Lard IL 10 al2 10 cash; u sjA- - March;
IL l7ia all 20 Feb
Bnlk Meats sho ters -. snort rib mid
l0s,a-; short clear mid i0'sa-.
Hams-- Is ns average A.
Whiskey-l0S-a-.
Freights--Corn 6" buaa'o. II; wheat do -
A..
teceip:s--90J0 -four; 81 Coz wheat; 10000 corn.
Is 900 oats; loo rye: lsooo barley. o.
Shipments---SC0o hour; IL Que wheat; 1000
corn; 5000 oats; 900 barley: 1000 rye.
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jHarrtfn.

In this city, 2lst inst by Rev. K. sanderson,
Blake Anthony Iropson HARDWOOD 10 Miss Anna
Maria Gilley both Of Augusta.
In Bangor, 18th inst, Henry F. Drawn - Miss
Ida NJ. SWEET, both of Bradley.
In Oldtown, l4th inst, Frank W. Eastman TO Miss
Cassie A. Dougherty both of Milford.
In Bath, 1911 lust, James Pulington TO Miss
Sarah A. daughter of Reuben s. Hunt, Esq all OF
Bath.
In Pennington, 10th inst, Aonso y. Racklif to
Miss Annie NJ. True.
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Err MONT.


St. Johnsbery, January q. This afternoon a
FIRE was discovered i'll the basement of the scale
shop of f. & L. Fairbanks & Co. At this place
the material these rooms contained being such
that the fire spread with fearful rapidity through
out the whole building, bui ming ii to the ground
With TIE help Of the engines and large foice OF
the men the fire confined TO this building
alone. The fire was under full control at o'clock
The building is fully covered by insurance.
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DteD.

Ia Pennington, 18th inst. Emma F.. " lie OF Levi
II. smith and daughter OF Rev. j. 5. and Mrs. NJ.
e. swift aged 80 wears : months IL days.
In Wilton, 18th inst, Mrs Anna Colburn, rclict of
the late c. r.. Colpurn, and daughter OF the late
Rev f. Scales, aged 50 years month II days; 2sth
uli., John Smith, aged ~ years.
Ia Bath, 18th inst, Viola NJ, wife of VIM Reed.
aged - years; 18Th inst, Geo. ii Brown, aged 81
wears months.
In Brunswick, 18th inst, Mrs. Sarah j. Merry
man. aged II years months: 18th inst, BepjamIn
French, aged Us years; 18th inst, Geo. W ham.
mond, aged So years months days.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Political.

Charleston, January 81. A petition i. being
signed calling for q republican convention March
ls, to determine what action is necessary to make
the party a true representative of good govern
ment at the South, and especially what action on
their part will put an end TO the ascendency of
these leaders whose unwise, selfish and corrupt
leadership seems now to be rapidly fastening the
final defeat Of the party in every Southern State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

The Liquor Commissioners report for 1870 was
sent to the legislature yesterday. The total
mount of sales from Dec l. 1874 to Nov. 80, 1879,
was S74 1887 96. The sales in Auburn were 81
2s6.so Bangor, S6,597,ll; Lewiston, S6,50l.l6
Bath, 81 2297l; Gardiner, 81, oo9.l4; Waterville.
Sa,s4272; the sales in Portland from Dec, 1874
to NAV IS, 1875 amounted to S6.50l.l6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Hon. j. W. Babson. Deputy Commissioner OF
Pensions, in transmitting to Col. Drew an official
n ctice Of his re.appontment as Pension Agent IN
this city, says ACCEPT my congratulations upon
your re-appointment and particularly upon re-
appointment upon your record. Yours is model
agency and do not hesitate to say i, publicly
in nv official capscity.'
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NaSSACllUS Ei'iS.
Legislative.

Boston, January 81. The committee on State
Salaries, presented report to the House to-day.
1t contemplates saving the State S20,4i0 per an
mum, in the reduction of salaries of the Capitol
employees. An order was adopted in the House
that the committee on Banks and Banking con-
slider the eNpediencv Of prohibiting Savings Banks
dong more than 20 Per cent. Of the assessed value
OF improved real estate.
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EASTpORT.
Burglary.

PASSPORT January 81. The stores OF Bradford
| and Z. Z. Shead were broken into last night. in
the rear. Shead lost $40 and Bradford nothing.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to open the
latters safe. Money was the object.
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.GiCIiIE
Ridden on "A Rail,

CINCINNATI, January 81 Commercial specal,)
Near Big Rapids, Mich, last night, Fayelte Me
Clure was mobbed aud ridden rail, sustaining
took from him Sl6Q in money, sl5oo in pension
papers. ard left him in the woods, where he was
found this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

The "pound party" at St. Marks Home on
Thursday evening. was brilliant success. The
house beautifully illuminated spoke from afar
glad welcome to the host Of friends who were
ready to avail themselves of this opportunity of
seeing an institution heretofore too little known
among us.
Early in the evening the rooms were filed to
Overlooking, with guests from all the parishes in
the city, and also from neighboring towns AS
each arrival deposited their pounds on table
waiting to receive them, the enthusiasm increased
and the blessedncss of this interchange of Chris
tian sympathy in good works like an electric spark
thrilled all hands.
After the giving came the receiving, which took
shape in the form of good music and delicious re-
treatments which, with merry conversation, made
the evening only too short
All came away rejoicing that they had helped
ON good work and wishing success to the next
pound party" at st. Marks Home.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
A Train in a Snow Drift,

bound east, due here at PAS this morning, is stuck
in the snow between Buyan and this place. A
passenger train and six freight are lying here
bound West. Nothing was done to clear the
track till morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

o. the trustees u 70 De reouceo from Sloo 70 Slo'
each per aunum, for per diem and expenses.
Hon. Rufus Prince of Turner, was chosen Pres
ident, and Hon. Samuel WATSON of East Surry,
Secretary. w. P. Hubbard of Bangor, Treasurer
The names Of the seven trustees are as follows
At large-W. S. Tilton, Togus.
At large-S. II. Tewksbury, Portland.
LIST district-B. F. Hamilton, Biddeford.
End distrct-Seward Dill, Phillips.
Sd disrict-Warren Percival, Vassalboro.
4th district-W.P Wingate, Bangor.
9Th distrct-Frank Buck, Orland.
The above report of the meeting has been crow
ded out until now by the pressure upon our col.
umns.
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NEW ia PSItiKF r..
Bridge over the Saco.

North Conway, January 81 The new bridge
over the Saco ilver river, at this place is nearly
completed, and will be passable from this date.
1t is pronounced to be the best town bridge over
Saco river.
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IyfDDEFOKD.
Death.

Biddefold, January 2l. Aonzo Berry OF this
city, who had paralytie shock in the court room,
Saco, Yesterday, died at midnight last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

We are requested by Charles ~ Eaton Eiq
Secretary of the Maine Poultry Association, &c
extend cordial invitation TO the members OF the
legislature TO attend free, the exhibition OF the
Society now being held 10 Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Legislators and others have doubtless noticed
the 6ne specimens of kimballs handiwork and
genius in the photographs, large and small, hang
ing in the rotunda Of the State House. Still fur
Their specimens may be seen at his art gallery on
Water street, over the Eastern Express office,
where all wishing pictures taken will be cordially
welcomed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

CIucinuat1, JHnuHfy2I IT IS,6.
PORK-$20 90 go 90.
LARD-steam ALI rs; kettle, -91sk.
BULK MEATS-shoulders IA g.; clear rib sidss
l0ka-; clear sides -al0k.
BACON-shoulders 81 a.; clear RIB sides IL
ALL; clear sides llk9-.
WHSKEY-l6s-0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Gardiner Lodge of Odd Fellows, No. 9, was on
Wednesday evening installed at their lodge room,
BY Dist, Dep j. W. Toward Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

Kew York. january IT. Is 70.
Money was easy at and per cent. Foreign
ext hange quiet al 4ei'4 and ass for BANKERS W
days and 4SSIi,S.s for dena nd. Gold opened and
clio. ed u. I,3, with sales in the inierim at ll21s
Carrying rates 1, 81, and per cent. L. ).
Assistant Treasurer paid ont si3-,00 for interest
and $4,000 in redemption OF bonds. Custom re.
eipts 5000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Prof. Moses 7. Browns readings at Meonian
Hall, last evening, under the auspices of the Gem
tennial Club, were we'll attended by an apprecia-
tive audience, who were not disappointed in the
evenings entertainment, though they had been
led to expect rich treat. The humorous and
pathetic selections were brought out naturally and
gracefully. The Professor is an easy reader, has
fine voice, and personnel decidedly in his favor.
His rendering Of Bret Harte's Luke was sim
plv superb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Mrs. F. L. Talbot of East Machias, has an Eng
fish ivy in her paror, the running vine from which
measures nearly four hundred feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Rev A. V. Tilton, formerly Of this city, has re-
ceiyed and accepted call to the pastorate of the
Baptist church in Campton village, \. H., and be-
gins his labors at once. The village is nine miles
above Plymouth, and near the Franconia Notch
The society is desirable one, and Mr.. Tilton has
been laborng with them several weeks wlin good
results Mr.. Tilton was here yesterday to see to
the removal Of his goods to New Hampshire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

A new Temple has just started at Lagrange
with Miss Eurydjce NJ. Wilson as supt. The
temple at Camden has just taken new start,
with n. l.. Joselyn as Sup't. L. W. staiblrd, at
E. Di1mont is arranging for a temple at that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

The union meeting will be held tomorrow al
ternoon, at the Granite church Preaching by
Rev. Mr. Dickerman CT Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

From working prisoners in Auburn Jail neaiiy
$4,000 worth of manufactured products have re-
suited 1t is a significant fact that the great ma
iority of prisoners at Auburn jail are young men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

A lady in this city, who prides herself on her
ability to do first class washing and ironing, boasts
of her work, and that ait looks as well as though
it had come from the .foundry.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

Next week we have the editors and publishers
the jail and prison reformers (no necessary con-
merton between the two), meeting Of railroad men
..;.., arr;.hment and "sich."
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The Knickerbockers have capacity for l4'ooo
tons of ice in their house at Haliowell, and soco
tons in their house of Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

The Telegraph says: We are glad to learn that
many of our best citizens are taking lively in
terest in the History OF Brunswick and Topsham,
now in preparation. and are hunting up and BRING
ing forward old records, printed documents, and
other material of local character, and in various
ways are aiding the compiler in his endeavor to
make the history as full and complete as possible
in all its details.
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AocaI anD State Mems.

The sleighng in the country IS completely
rnined
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Rev. Caleb Fuller Of Hallowell. has been cal
led away to Wayne, on account of the sickness oil
friends. During his absence, Rev. T. sanderson
of this city, is to o6ciate for Mr. Fuller as one OF
the chaplains of the Senate and House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-22

The Baptist ladies are to have an entertainments
at their lecture rooms one evening next week.
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Mca,hcr Probabilities tor To-day.

For New England, clest .ad colder weather
during the day, with continued high barometer
and variable winds, followed by falling barometer,
threatening weather aud east to south wind, dlr-
irg Saturday night.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Obituary

Providence January 2l. Hon. Charles jack
son, Governor OF the State in 1915 and promi-
nent manufacturer and business man, died this p
M, ia his 18th year.
Strike.
The mule spinners at Blackstone where the
strike has stopped the mills, have voted to return
to work on Monday. This action will probably
prompt the company to start the machinery again.
There is no change in the situation at Lonsdaie
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CUBA.
Proclamation.

Havana, January p. Captain General Jovellar
has issued proclamation on assuming the office,
which is quiet but exceedingly determined in its
tone.
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The Boston Jourra, says Of Mrs. Scott Siddons

that
"Her charm lies in her fautless manner. Those
who were present Will not wonder at the grea
reputation she has achieved US reader and
actress. 1t was perfection, if this is to be founc
in human acting. Faultless in style and manner
she gave very life to every sentiment uttered.
The sale Of reserved seats for Mrs. Siddons
readings will take place at the Eastern Express
Office, at p NJ. to-day. There will be large
number from Richmond, Gardiner and Uallowell
Be on hand at the opening Of The sale, to get
good seats
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Pleasant Occasion among the Masons OF


Gardiner.
On Thursday evening the two Masonic lodges
in Gardiner held public installation at johnson
Hall, at which there were present some twelve
hundred interested spectators.
Prayer was offered by Rev. &. G. Winslow of
Pitts.on. The Aron Quarte,te Club of male
voices then performed fine piece of music, the
club being composed of excellent singers The
officers Of the two lodges were then installed by
Past Master, Dr. j. W. Toward. Following is the
l;st &C nff;rnrs
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Boston STOCK List.

Boston Stock List.
Boston. January Il. 1875.
sales at the Brokers Board.l
Eastern Railroad l3l4 ASK
Boston Il Maine railroad los Il
Portland. Saco 4 Portsmouth toa-
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SIR AYED

Al TX red OK, on the afternoon of Friday, the
2lst inst, ron drove feeding near Coombs
stable. Information in regard TO the same may bt
left at 2. MoRToN's Saloon, and will be rewarded
jan22 tit