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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19
L.auor Seizure at Lincoln Village.

Officer Estes made raid on the hotels last
week. At II. II. Fisk's he found the ardent in
pair of rubber boots which hung in the bar room.
Mr.. Boots gave up the cider without struggle,
but there were some wry looks on the part Of the
landlord A rubber coat made to disgorgc
several bottles of whskev At DR.. Wilson's a
small quantity was found and duly confsca'ed,
They are bound to break up the traffic in this vii
iage.
Business j, lively here Low. There are large
quantities Of bark being hauled n to Lincoln and
Vim tanneries.
Sleighing excellent. Just snow enough. The
lumbermen arc having good time TO yard their
logs There are more teams in the woods tLan
there were last year al this time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

\ fellow named Williams, stole team yester-
day afternoon, belonging to Mr.. Page Of this
city. The team was hitched in front of Webb's
saloon. Williams cooly and deliberately I'M
hitched the horse and drove away. In crossing
the bridge, in his eagerness to get away, he drove
the horse faster than the city ordinance permits,
and was arrested for fast driving. He was at once
recognized as an inmate Of the lookup the night
before, and further investigation disclosed the
fact that he had stolen the team. Re was brought
before the municipal court, and bound over for
horse stealing to the March term Of court
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Gsueral Debility.

Nr.J,MEsI |. FELLOWS, CHEMIST, ST. JOHN, n. b.
DEAR SIR Having used your Compound
Syrup for some time, in my practice, have no
hesitation in recommending it to my patients who
are suffering from General Debility, or any disease
of the Lungs, knowing that even in cases utterly
hopeless it affords relief.
am, sir, yours truly
ii. G.. ADDI, NJ. ID.
ST. JomN, y. B., January, 1868.
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Bath Military Asylum.

The officers Of the Bath Military Asylum have
made their reports to the Governor and Council.
These show that during the year there have been
- children in the institution. During the year
twelve have left, six being placed in homes, six
taken BY their relatives, one graduated from the
Bath High School and one run away. In the
same time nineteen have been admitted. Dec. 81,
there were 81 children in the asylum, eight teach
ers and attendants are employed. The expend-
lures for the year were s9,3il.45 ofthis amount
81 1886 SO was paid for painting the buildings
The asylum is in prosperous condition.
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GERMAN SNUFF

and rid your nose and head Of that
uhich in time ,riH kill you. DO you
doubt it? Well, suffer acay. Use up
three or four handkerchiets day. Go
around walking MSS of rottenness.
,cih HEA TY HEAD, DULL EYES,
BAD BREATH, and DEPRESSION
or SPIRITS, a curse 10 yourself and
a Nuisance 10 all ,cho come IN contact
,cih goa, If you must be so obstinate as
10 not purchase one boz Of
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BATH.
Annual Meeting.

Bath, ia,uary Is. AT the annua. meeting Of
the Eastern Steamboat Co., held here this after
noon, \. Is. Nannevar Of Boston, samuel ID. Bal
ley, Henry W. Swanton. Thomas W. Hyde and
Geo. NJ. Paten OF this city, were chosen directors.
A dividend Of So per share was declared
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DEXTER.
Fire.

Dexter, January IL. Fire broke cut al one
o'clock this morning in the store Of W. II. Dur
gin, at Dexter, and damaged the building con-
sideraby before it was subdued. The goods aud
furniture Of MIR. Durgin were badly used up. The
goods were not insured. The building was in
.ured FOL $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

We understand from a member OF the Judiciary
committee of the last legislature, that the com
mittee did not authorize Mr.. Bolster to draft any
bill in reference to Savings Banks, and that the
matter did not come up before them in any form
The report has quite generally been circulated
that the committee delegated to Mr.. Bolster pow
err to draft a bill.
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VT. Vernon Locals.

leagues Cornet Band and Orchestra, OF Mt
Vernon, are giving series Of nuscaland dramatic
entertainments in that section of the country,
which have thus far been eminently successful.
The boys play their solos in the most artistic style.
and their songs are first class in every respect
The dramatic part Of the entertainment Is excel
lent. We would say that this band is called by
competent judges, orc of the best in the state;
and wherever i, has played, has given entire satis-
faction
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

1t is suggested that at the Pound Reception"
at St. Marks Home tomorrow evening, green
backs will be appropriate and acceptable in lieu
of articles weighing pound and upwards. 1t Is
hoped that our citizens viii form clubs and make
gifts that will weigh many pounds, such as bar
rel of flour, irkin of butter, cheese bushels Of
potatoes or even ton Of coal I: is worthy
object
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MISSOURI.
A Fall in Wine,

st. Louis. January Is. A stock of wine, owned
by j. b. Golf & Co., on Ninth street. and other
property, were destroyed this morning, BY the
fall of wall of building damaged before
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WASliINGTON.
Spanish Relations,

New York, January Is. A Washington special
says Secretary Fish informed the Foreign COM
mittee of the House that all the late communica-
tons from Madrid have been friendly; that no
open questions now exist likely to give us any
trouble in settlement, and Spain has evinced dis
position 10 fulfill all her obligations to the [ nited
States.
He said no reason existed why the late cores
pondence between the two governments in regard
to Cuban affairs should not be made public and
assured them It would be sent TO Congress al once
il called for
The 3.0j Bonds.
4 Washington special says that Buckner, chair
man of the district committee, opposes the appro-
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KENTUCKY Y.
Democratic Caucus.

Cincinnati, January IS. Frankfort, by. spec
ials represent the Democratic caucus last night as
an exceedingly stormy affair. Charges of corrup-
ton against Beck were made, but Indignantly re-
PEELED by that gentleman's friends. At l2.i5 a m.
the caucus was still in session.
LATER.
Frankfort, January IS. 1t is stated that at ,
o'clock thi. morning the Democratic caucus nom
mated Beck for United States senator.
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ILLINOIS,.
Sentenced.

Chicago, January Is. Henry Davis, who muir
dered Charles ID. Whyland, last Thanksgiving
day, plead guilty of manslaughter, to-day, and
was sentenced to twenty years in the peniten-
tiary.
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YER MONT,
Fire.

Rutland, Jonuary Is. Fire broke on, he.c this
morning in detached store house building. be-
longing to y. CBates 4 Son, in of their har-
ness and saddlery store, partly consuming the
building and badly damaging the stock. Loss
s.. 200; insured.
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The age of miracles has passed, yet the cures
made by .idanSoas Botanic BGisam are more
n raculous than anything that has existed in mod.
en- times. 1t cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma and
Consumption. Price 80 and 10 cts.
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The skating rink on the river opposite the
Farmer office, has been renewed, and as soon as
Jack Frost shall have polished it off by means Of
the last rain, it will be open to the public Tick
cts at Eastern Express Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

Why let aches and pains your beauty spoil
4 cure is sure by using Renne's Magic Oh!
This is safe and reliable family remedy, aud
i, good to cure any kind of pain or lamcnes,.
Keep it in the house in case Of emergencies.
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Cincinnati, Produce Market:

Cincinnati, January Is. 1876.
PORk-$20 Co q.0 %
LARD-steam --aI2 IS; kettle, -c13k.
BULK MEATS-shoulders TX a.; clear rib sides
i0h1-: clear sides all.
BACOS-shouders % D.; clear rib sideF IL
all; clear sides l.ha-.
WHISKEY-l07-a.
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80 get good httinE FrHss. go I" the
der Granite Hall. They make "a specially
Of properly adjusting trusses ia Hernia.
aud have the necessary Large sock TO Sc
|. ct from, and skill to give good MT
jauIJ rI.W.tN
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MICHIGAN
Fires.

Detroit, January Is. A fire at Ludington,
Sunday, destroyed three buildings, owned Ey Mrs.
O'Brien, and occupied by Foster & Stanchfeld, a
minor establishments. Total loss S2l 900. In
surance Sll 900.
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Notice to Members.
Prices OF Daily KenMebee Journal.

single copy, ) ceits; ten copies, cents each
twenty-n five copies more, cents each.
Extra copies OF any issue OF the Daily kennebec
Journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
the Carrier. or at the Counting Room the Jour
nal office, the day previous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

We publish to-day the call for a convention IN
this city, of those interested in jais prisons and
prisoners.
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Vienna Locals.

There is a good prospect for business this Win
ter, if we could only have little more snow. MI.
g. II. Wills is doing quite smart business at his
circular sawmill, doing custom saving. boards and
shingles, and understand that he is going to get
ting out stuff for salt boxes, and he is buying
white birch to work to work into bowels. Colder
i Son of Belgrade have employed Mr.. Henry
Dowst to buy birch Cor them, and Mr.. Wills is 60
ny to saw it into squares for their spool factory
ut Belgrade. Mr.. Dowst is authorized to buy SIX
hundred dollars worth, am told lie pays four
dollars per cord for cod straight lumber, which
will give the farmers about here quite market
and a chance to get little tax money. Mr.. Jas
E. Trask also will saw shingles for all who want
There being little opposition the folks can get
heir saving done quite reasonably, which vii! be
very acceptable these hard times. Mr.. &. H..
Moores has grist mill on the SAM stream and it
y generally admitted that he can grind wheat as
we'll as the next one. His customers come from
he towns adjoining with their wheat.
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LATER.
TENN ESSEE.
Steamer Ashore.

Memphis, January Is. The steamer Francis
Bello, from White River for Memphis, with a
large amount of cotton. is hard aground at the
foot of Island No 6j, and is reported to be break
ing up rapidly. Over 200 bales OF cotton have
been thrown overheard.
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Srw York Money Market.
EvHNISG REPoKr.

New York. January Is. lo.6.
Morey wa easy TT ) and PER cent. 90 call.
Foreign exchange WAS irmer, the business OF the
DAY being at NJ 4ei aud 4sII for bankers co days
and i5>a4ec>. for demand. Gold opened at ll3,
advanced to llJs and closed ll2s.. Carrying rates
were 8, L. 5 and AZ per cent. The United States
Assistant Treasurer paid OUT Si2l,0C0 for interest
and $4,000 in redemption oi bonda Custom re-
eipts $4,000.
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i.OUlSlAN A..
Sentenced.

New O.leans, January IS. Geo. Morris. col
ored, convicted of the murder of Sarah Jones,
mas been sentenced to be hanged AZ such time as
the governor shall appoint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

The temperance convention meets in Meonian
Hall this city to day. 1t will organize Temporarily
at IL o'clock A. NJ, and adjourn until 2.3O, when
it will begin its regular session. Gov. Conner will
preside.
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DEATH
WILL BE
YOUR DOOM i!

Yes, the medical records stow plainly
that IN nine cases out Of ten the disease
kno,en as Catarrh ,oas the forerunner
Of Consumption, achich, ,ohen fastened
on person is like the grasp Of the hid
eous anaconda. There is no escape
uutil death relieres them from its torture
and they are laid in The grace. Friends
may say they died Of Consumption
IT'S FALSE.
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GlALIFA X.
Custom Frauds,

Halifax, January Is. The customs have dis
covered extensive smuggling operations in to-
bacco and liquors at Yarmouth, showing that the
revenue has been defrauded out of over $4,000.
Four vessels were seized.
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rELEGRAMSIN GENERAL.

Gov. IIartranft Of Pa. was yesterday inaugu-
| rated.
The Methodist ministers at Washington have
endorsed Blaine's amendment TO the constitu-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-19

On next Wednesday and Thursday there VII be
great gathering Of the friends Of temperance
from all parts OF the State, TO attend the state
Temperance Convention. [ Mess our citizens,
who can conveniently do 50, will open their
houses it wl be impossible to provide for all those
in attendance. VIII all who can entertain one or
more as well as those who will do so By being
raid, send in their names to Joshua Nye as soon
as convenient. snttd
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-At a Court Of Probate
held az AUGUSTA, on the fourth Monday Of Decegs.
Der, 1879.
John GRAVES, Administrator on the
- tate Of william I. Potle, late OF Hallowell,
IN said county deceased, having presented bis nrst
account of administration of the estate of said de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given TO all
persons interested by publishing copy Of this or
der three weeks successfully in the kennebec
Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may appear
at Probate Court TO be held at Augusta, in kait
county, on the fourth Monday oil January neat, and
show cause, ii any, why the same should not b
allowed.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
true copy. N
Attest, CHARLES HEwISs. Rsgister s~s
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l'ENNSYLV ANA.
erdlci.

Philadelphia, January Is. samuel Heller
charged with killing his wife few weeks since
was to-day found guilty OF voluntary nan.laugh-
ter.
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FINANCIAL d COMMERCIAL.
tsGsteu stock List.

Boston, January ls. 1876.
SALES at the Brokers BoardI
Eastern Railroad l2l,al2%
Hoston " Maine railroad !o1tsa-
Poi iAad. SIco Portsmouth Ola
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For the New England and Middle States,
brisk southerly and westerly winds, and light
rain, followed by clearing weather, lower temper
ature and rising barometer during the night.
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onmiftee on Change Of Vance.
The Committee on Change of Names. viii meet
in Room No. 10, each edne sday at o'clock, =.
NJ :, until further notice
JASON FARRAR, Chairman.
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tMarrter.

In hi. ci y, l3,h inst, by Rev. K. sAnterson.
CT orge a. Heath 10 Matte A. Turner, both OF Hal
lowell.
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OHIO.
Political.

Columbus, January IS. Gov. Hayes has noIni
mated two republicans, one liberal republican and
two democrats to be members of the Supreme
curt commission.
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Memorial, from the 8oa,d OF Trade.

The special postal committee OF the Board o
Trade have prepared a memorial to Congress sug
costing various reforms IN the postal service
which if carried Out, and the mail matter divide,
into three classe~ the rates for the first and sec
end classes could be re 1uced to one and two cent
per ounce, and for the third class, which Shout,
include periodicals, magazine, &C., 10 four cent
per pound
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES
The Maine Indu.trIal school.


The managers of the Maine Industrial School
TOR Girls tender their thanks to the following
named persons for Holiday gifts to the scholars:
A. Lambard. Augusta,
Mrs. Jos. A. Holman,
Mrs. Fred Tibbetts, g
Mrs. S. Caldwell, -
Howard owen,
Mrs. J. l.. Stevens,
Mai. G. z. Cochraue
Mrs. Russell Eaton.
Mrs. Selden Common, e"
Mrs. L. ID. Sturgis, -
Col. d. Alden,
Mrs. Chas. T. Nash 4"
Mrs. A. Lambard and others, of Augusta.
Mrs. Lucius Hubbard, Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Clara Farwell, and several other ifieDds
of Rockland.
Henry H. Boyey,
Saml Anier, on, -
John o. Shaw and others of Bath.
Miss Cornelia Smith, Halloween.
Mrs A. c. Drummer, $780,,
Col d. T. Lvermore,
Miss Salbna Smith,
Miss Drummond
Mrs c. G. McCuliy,
Miss Warner,
NJ. Roberts,
Mrs (. Decker
Miss Gray,
{. Spaulding K Son,
A. +. Morse,
j. II. Leigh,
Miss Hattie Baker, and MAN. other friends in
Hallowell and elsewhere, whose names have not
been obtained.
HALLowELL, Dec. 81, 1870.
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local anu State Mems.

Gen. Neal Dow will speak at the meeting this
evening ct Meonian Hall.
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CUBA.
Personal.

Havana, January Is. General Joyellar and the
newly appointed bishop have arrived here. They
were received and entertained with the usual
ceremonies.
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Legislative Notes.

Legislative Notes.
The Committee on Agriculture has assigned
hearing to I'll, friends of the Agricultural College
for the 9th inst.
The Committee on Indian Affairs has voted TO
report an appropriation to the Penobscot tribe of
Indians, as follows $500 for agricultural pur-
poses, 800 for priest, 500 for repair of chapel.
The Judiciary Committee has voted to report
bill amendaory of sec. l6, chap revised statutes,
providing that the clerk of courts can enter judy
mept during vacation, when certificates Of deci-
sions are made by the court
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and In
surapce has voted to report bill giving authority
TO the Monmouth Fire Insurance Company to can
eel all outstanding policies in the first class, and
close up the business Of that class.
The Railroad Committee gave hearing yester-
day to the petitioners for the Fort Fairfield branch
railroad, and then continued the hearing to Tues
day of next week. They reported legislation IN
expedient on memorial for National Board OF
Trade.
The Committee on Towns has assigned Tues
day of next week for hearing in the Montville
division case Also Thursday, 9th inst, for a
hearing on the petition to set on portion oil Inc
towns of Webster and Greene and annex the same
to Lewiston. They referred the petition for the
incorporation of Lakcville plantation into town,
to the next legislature, with order OF notice
The Banking Committee met yesterday, bat on
account of the absence of Senator Nheelwright,
chairman, they did no work
The Committee on gubernatoral vote gave .
short hearing yesterday, to Mr. Bass OF Bangor
on his order relating to the vote for Govsrnor in
that civ in Ward Z. Mr.. Bass wants the vote
counted, and says tina: if it is, it will add l99 to
Connor's vote and BOG to Roberts vote The COM
mittee adjourned the hearing to Wednesday 10th
inst with notice of the same to be published IN
the Bangor dailies.
Intelligence was received here yesterday, of the
death of the son of Senator White of Waldo who
was present at his demise.
Mr.. Bolster's Savings Bank bill will be taken
ND at the next meeting of the Banking Committee.
Senator Wheclwright of Bangor, is absent on
account of illness.
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AFRICA.
Marine News.

Gibraltar, January Is. iAdvices have been re-
ccived Of the total loss of the American brig
Clara Ionisa, from Messna for New York at
saved.
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Fatal Accident.
Rich Discovery.
SEW NOkn.
The Steamer Nolier.

New York, January Is. The steamer oolier
sailed hence on the 9th inst, for Southampton and
Bremen and was no doubt making direct for tue
former port when she went ashore on the Isle Of
Wight TWO miles from the mainland.
The names OF the cabin passengers were a. fol-
lows: W. A. Mathes and family. Mrs. + saw
yer, NJ. Cohen, Louis Cohon, S. Denar b. Israel,
John IL. Bartels, F. Charles D',ma-, liaH=
Schmidt and T. A. (Jbsde,,.
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Republican State Convention.
Richmond, January IS. The republican con-
mstee have selected Iynchburg, April 18th for
thr meeting of the State convention.
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The public may place confidence in Messrs. J
E. Deyinc < Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DR.
Geo W. Martin, DIR. l.. j. Croker, DR.. W. Scot
Ill., DIR. Geo. Z. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
does teodtf
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GERMAN : NUFF.

Price IS cents. For sale by all druggists.
If you are remote from the city send 5 }
cents TO the agent and rec i've Q box By re-
turn mail. General Agents tor the United
States, SMITH, DOOLITTLE SMITH.
Wholesale Druggists. 26 fremont Street.
Boston. janl2-6m+
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A Denial.

Boston January Is. The late committee Oh
the part OF the State who accompanied the re-
mains of Vice President Wilson hither, publish
letter to Theodore Tilton denying the alleged
statement by the latter in recent lecture. viz In
the funeral car conveying the body was 40 assort-
ment of liquors, and shame to Massachusetts.
there were men who guzzled them.
Fatal Accident.
A special from Greenfield says Patrick Mar
phy abore. was instantly Killed, 10 day, by
earth falling on him.
Rich Discovery.
Newbuiy port, January 49, The riches; mineral
discovery ever made here, has been within week
in the Chapman niue, at 10 and 100 fee; below
The surface.
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JAMES 3. BELL, M. D.
HOS. n. DILLINGHAM;, Il. d
Cor. Oak and STATE streets.
OFFICE HOURS,

OFFICE HOURS.
DR.. BELL, ten 70 twelve a. NJ. GeneTallJ al home
I'll ten one to two Z. NJ.
DR. DiLLINGH.AM, eight to ten y. NJ, one TO two
Pm janl9-r&Uly
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Geo Suckhausen shot his sweetheart, TO day in
Brooklyn, iniictingu egAt wound, and then he
took dose Of sulphur acid, from which he VIII
die.
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Fight Among Democrats.

The Mclaughlin ring Democrats of the i3sh
ward Brooklyn, last night broke ballot box a
policeman's head, destroyed the ballots, and had
a fight. After another so-called primary had been
held, and votes put in cigar box, they destroyed
the ballots again in the presence of a police cap
tain in station house where they had been taken
to secure fair count. The whole affair ended by
the police driving the roughs out of the station
with clubs.