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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
waldo County Lodge.


The Quarterly session of the Waldo county
lodge, As we learn from our correspondent, was
held at Searsmont, May 18th. 1t was one of the
most earnest, enthusiastic and interesting meet
ings ever held by the lodge. The following were
elected and installed by County Deputy, NJ j..
Dow.
Officers of Waldo Co. Lodge for tine ensuing
year:
Wet. F. S. Walls, Searsmont.
w, c. Sec. c. NJ. Luce, Thorndlke.
w. c. Treas. Capt. r. Limburner, Belfas
TIE music for the occasion was furnished by
Golden Band Lodge.
resolve condemning the use of native wiae
and cider was adopted.
On motion of G. E. Bracket, it was voted to
give quarto illustrated Bible to the lodge IN
Waldo county which makes the largest addition 10
its membership during the quarter ending July
3lst, based upon the returns to the q. W. Sec.
Also to give gavel and marble gavel block,
lettered with the name and number of the lodge,
TO the lodge making the largest ratio or relative
gain in membership during the same time. All
lodges in Waldo county are allowed to compete,
except Belfast No. 80, the prizes to be awarded at
the August session of the County lodge. All
lodges intending to to compete should report at
once to Geo. Z. Bracket, &. nj. Luce, commit
tee. ,
The Temperance Album was brought to the
notice of the County lodge by Miss "A. X. Mar
den, agent, and it was voted to give 1t our nearly
approval and support, as staunch prohibition,
temperance paper, which should be in the home
of every Good Templar in the State recognizin my
in it q powerful auxiliary in disseminating the
truths Of total abstinence.
Special mention should be made of the gener.
Gus Inequalities of the members of Golden Band
lodge, in providing picnic dinner and supper at
Gilmore Hall.
A public meeting was held in the evening, and
a crowded house evinced the interest Of the resi-
dents of Searsmont in the agitation OF the tenn
perance cause. Addresses were made on various
topics by able speakers.
The next session will be held at Troy, in Au-
AZ
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tAarrieD.

In Hallowe l. Sit ult by Rev. c. Fuller John
Fnrnald to Ms. Melissa c. FOES, both of Augusta
IN oxford, I'D ult., Clarence L. Cummings o.
Pc tlaud to Miss Evelyn l.. Edwards OF Oxford
In Lincolnvile, 10Th rlt., Emery Morang TO Mis-
Lovca Thon as.
In MoItyile, 18th ult Woodbury. Marden tt
Miss Sarah r. Gichrist. "
In Bath, IS ut Ira Mason, Jr of Bath, to Mist
Nancy NJ Card Of WoolwiCh.
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Local AND BUSINESS NOTICES.


CELEBRATED JAUNDICE BITTERs, q pleasant,
efficacious tonic mvigorator and blood purifier.
so cents bottle. Money refunded in all cases
where perfect satisfaction is not given. For sale
by j. S. JOHNSON, opposite P. o., Augusta, Me.
aurl0-t3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
Decoration Waterville.

A soldiers monument was dedicated at Water
Vile on Tuesday. The monument is one of the
mast beautiful in the State and reflects the high
est credit to the taste AM patriotism Of those
who have secured its building. 1t consists
of granite base of rare design surmountcd
by bronze .tatne of the citizen soldier. The
Colby Rifles performed escort duty. The Grafton
was delivered by NJ. l.. Stevens, Esq of Portland,
and A. l.. Kinds of Benton read an orig nal nocm.
From an abstract of the address, which appears in
the Press, we make the following extract:
Abiding TO Col. w. S. Heath whose body was
never recovered, he said: II am reminded that
thcie is many marble slab in Northern chuich-
wards which tells only of hero absent; the only
report Of them is missing such was he whom
YOU mourn to day, who from the fearful strife at
Gaines Mil never returned. Somewhere In that
luxuriant southern soil hi, dust nin.lc and sleeps
The Persian sang
Each tiny flower
That filings its perfume on the summer hours,
Draws its young life, when first its rootlets start,
From pure drop that warmed hero's heart"
So to-day, children, brother friends, while the
stern fate Of war forbids you to Irvine the flower
wreath and bestrew his grave, you NAV cherish
/ the pleasing thought that mother earth Will be
faithful to him, and to all these missing one, and
that with each returning May she will crown their
| resting places with blossoms whose roo,lcts kiss
the precious drops they SO nobly she'd
In conclusion he sad it is fitting then, that
here, in their early home, within sound of the
college bells which called so many of them to the
training and culture which made them what they
WERE you should rear this beautiful and imperish-
able monument, that in thus keeping ever present
a memento and symbol of their glorious deeds,
YOU may be enabled better to fulfil the uncount-
ed of love it is your Joy to pay. To this holy pur
pose let this beautiful work, wrought in enduring
bronze and moulded by the rich and expressive
touch of art be dedicate and consecrate: for this
benign and sacred use, long may it stand, kindling
in ali hearts a warmer appreciation of the blessing
we enjoy, and inspiring in all lives grander de-
voion to the principles on which they rest now,
and in all the days to come, so making vital in
our own act, the spirit and example of those
fallen ones that, though
Gone in a nobler form they rise;
Dead we may clasp their hands in ours,
And catch the light of their glorious eyes,
And wreahe their brows with immortal flowers.
Wherever noble deed is done,
There are the souls Of our heroes stirred:
| Wherever field for truth is won,
There are our heroes voices heard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

skin like monumental alabaster may be at
tanned by using GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, which
does away with the necessity for Sulphur Baths.
Try it ladies. 1t is genuine beautiter and very
economical
HINT TO THOSE PREMATURELY GRAY,-USE
HILLS HAIR DYE. msyll-t&w4w
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$4,000 Reward.

vI,HE above reward will be paid for the return o
q go!d.hi.tcd sword, whch was lost or loantt
in Augusta eighteen years since. Apply 10 T.
PERCivAL 10? any information needed.
Augusta May 3 1876. June2-fot
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PsleimO Locals.

One Of the smart toys in the Centre school dis
trict, thought it would be fun TO burn up pile G
brush one very windy day last week, and touched
match to the driest part. The flames leaped
up when, al as suddenly leaped over iBto the
dry grass, running like wild fire before the fury OF
the gale. till it seemed a sword Of fame stopping
not for walls and fences. 1t was only checked
after burning over nearly 100 acres Of moving
land, BY the almost superhuman exertions of the
ueishbors. That boy does not talk OF setting
any more fires.
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1--WE take up again that Amen. Page II
ergeant's Memorial"
There where his dear heroic dead
In martial beauty slept,
A stricken father bowed his head,
And long in anguish wept:
And then with Heaven-born faith he spoke
Ills noble voice rang free,
And thus the awful stiffness broke
Amen so let it be-
All, Pleasures captivating cup
Hath lost its dearest charm;
How can give my darling up
From my protecting arms
But Thou, whose eyes beholde,h not
As erring moHals see;
If thus dear Freedoms gain is wrought,
amen; so let it be-.
And while above that pallid brow
These gorgeous colors shine,
Mcthinks they gently whisper now
TO comfort me and mine.
Gods perfect will and mans device
Are prone to disagree;
Thy child is safe IN Paradise,
amen; so let it be-
MAY KNIGHT.
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Forty Fourth Congress First Session.

Washington, June l.
SENATE.
The Senate bill for the relief OF Challes b. Var
ney OF Portland, Me-, was passed.
After executive session, Morrill, of Maine, called
up the legislative Judicial and executive appropri-
alton bill, with the understanding that it should
be unfinished business and come up for consid era-
ton at the expira lou of the morning hour tomor'
row.
Adjourned.
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Special Notice.

A Special Meeting Of the Augusta Lodge, l. ..
of &. T., will be held at the lodge room on this
Friday evening, I'd inst. All members are re-
quested to be present, as business of importance
will come before the meeting.
CT. BURBANK, w. c. T.
J. W. SPAULDING, Sec'y.
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~pecini Notice.

The several fire companies are requested to meet
at the reservoir at the juncticn of Bridge and Wa
ter sire cts, with their apparatus. June I'd, at 30
p. NJ.
II. T. MORSE, Chief Engineer.
Augusta, June |, 1876.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

The Governor and Council were in session yes
terday, engaged in auditing accounts and on other
routine business. They adjourned last evening, to
meet again on the 18th of July.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
Maine Medical Association.

The twet fourth Annual Meeting of the Mains
Mcdrat Association " ill be held at the City buIt
,nr Portland, on Jane 21th, 2sth, and 10th, 1876
commencing on Tuesday, at 10 A. Nj.
mr.4 l3w CHAS. o. HUNT, Secretary.
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STAR KS.
Fire..

Pennington, June l. Two large barns belong
ing to Moses Piper of Starks, were burned yes
terday. Cause, children playing with matches
No insurance.
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NEW JERSEY.
Religious.

Trenton, June l. The Episcopal convention at
Trenton adjourned last night, after adopting reso-
lutions thanking the commissioner fo- closing the
centennial, Sundays.
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Decoration Day.
PORTLAND.
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

Portland, June l. Geo. I. Merrman, Bruins
swck dentist, attempted suicide at the City Hotel
to day, by taking laudanum. He will recover.
Arrested.
Prtlck Carey was arrested to-day, for an AS
sault with intent to commit rare.
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RHODE ISLAND.
SaLden Death.

Providence, June |. Jessie Fairbanks, aged
upwards OF 80, dropped dead on the witness stand
of the Supreme court, this morning, while giving
his testimony in civil case in which he was
plaintiff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

In onr northern latitude. where sudden changes
of temperature are so common, be sure and keep
supplied with Adamsons Balsam 1t tempers the
climate and wards off consumption. Price 80 cts.
may30- t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

A highly priced sword was loaned by gentle
man in this city, some eighteen years since, Tor
the recovery of which the owner is willing to pay
S2j See the advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

A la~ge and enthusiastic delegation will attend
the Cincinnati convention from the valley CT the
Kennebec.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

tlncInp att June ], I616
PORK-Si9 098- -.
LARD steam liza; kettle. l2keZ-
BULK nEATS-shoulders 6tts y; clear rib sldts
ga a4s: clear sides shgH.
BACON--shoulders 7ZsS clear rib sides l0k
AZ clear 81 ie5 l0Xal01s.
WHISkEY--l071,
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Robert Thompson of Gardiner, has the frame
up of two-story house, which he will erect.
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PHILLIPS.
Fatal Accident

Farmipetor, June /. A son of La Forest Voter
Of Phillips aged years, was killed Yesterday by
being run over by cart and oxen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

A white silk handkerchief has been picked up
in the street, marked with the name of +. F. Sim
MONS which the owner can have by calling at this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

Henry Kelley, patient at the Insane Hospital
who has been at work in one Of the stables Of that
institution, ran away yesterday. lie was captured
shortly afterwards on Water street, by the City
Marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
E -ENlHo REPORT

New York, June |, loi6.
Money was easy at s1an2h per cent. on call For
eign exchange firm III 4o7,sa -ior ban ers' long
aud 4>3na4e9h tor denand. Gold opened at "a
and closed ut ll!.. Loans were made Nat.
Customs receipts, $4,000. Treasury dis
bursed $1,000 Interest, S4l,OtO Tor bond
amt sic,oU0 in silver. Carrying rate were -
and per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

Wood ashes are excellent scattered about on
grassy lawns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
MISSOURI.
Political.

ST. Louis, June l. The Republican Jefferson
City special gives the following reliable can
vass Of delegates for President Hendrick 10,
Tilden 10, doubtful |.
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EASTPOKT.


Ea.tport, June |. The first of the Magdalene
herring vessels from here have arrived AID report
all on the way with full fares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

Boston stock List.
Boston, June /, 1875.
[Sales at the Brokers' Boardl
Eastern Railroad l0Sah
Boston 4 Maine railroad. E<aS2a
Portland, SacO i Portsmouth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

The locomotive Newport" came out of the ma
chine shop, renovated under the direction of Mr..
John Ellis, and looking as good as new, and took
its place for the first time yesterday upon the ac-
commodation train between this city and Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

Any quantity Of Cabbage Plants for sale at No
80 Gage street. Nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

For the Middle and the New England States,
southeast to southwest winds, warmer partly
cloudy or clear weather. followed by occasional
thunder storms, and stationery OF lower barome-
Ter,
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Venus continues the "beautiful star Of the eve
ng."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

Wendenburg's Cough Candy.
For sale by j. S. JOHNSON, opposite F. Q. Au-
usta. aprl0-t2m
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FAR MINGTOS.


Faimiugton June l. A young man named
Wright, had his foot so badly crushed in Gonld's
mill that Ampu,ation of the front part of the foot
was necessary.
Decoration Day.
Decoration Day was observed at this place,
and East Wilton, with large turn out and SER
vices solemn and impressive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-02

Our North Vassalboro' correspondent informs
US that Fred. Eaton Of Dead River, formerly OF
Vassalboro', was arrested at North Vassaboro',
Wednesday evening, for forgery. 1t appears that
he had an order from Mr. Scribner for 800 On
ex.Gov. Coburn, which paid After getting
his money be forged Mr. Scribneis name to an
other order for $500 on Gov Cobuin, which was
also paid, and which caused his arrest. He was
taken to Skowhegan for examination.
We are pleased to learn that Mis-. }. Billopp
Maugcr, who has given readings IN Montreal, 81
John Fredericton, Bangor and other cities, has
been invited by several of our prominent citizens
to visit Augusta, and will give reading here at
Granite Hall, on some evening Of next week. In
Bangor such we'll known persons as Judge Kent
Hon. A. w. Paine, Judge Godfrey, VIM s. lay
ford, Mrs. E. II. Burpce, Mrs. Escry, gave the
lady most hearty endorsement, and the Wing
and Commercial newspapers, at the close oil her
literary entertainment, gave Mrs. Mauger hne no.
tees The Wing said considering the brle'
experience of Mrs. Mauger upon the stage, her
performance was very crcditable, and her con-
scentious desire TO excel ill insure her success.
Charles H. Page Of Sidney, who escaped from
the Insane Hospital on the evening OF the 9h OF
Nav, was captured yesterday morning, at Halo
we'll, by Sheriff Libby and City Marshal Earring
ton He was found at the house OF Miss Trask,
who keeps boarding house, and with whom Page
is acquainted He was sitting en- o bed in the
house. lie had reached Hallowell about daylight
Yesterday morning, and was waited upon by the
officers at about ten o'clock, an most willingly
gave himself into their hands. lie has wandered
about strangely since escaping from the hospital,
but has spent most Of b is time in Sidney, staying
at his relatives house in the night and conceaing
himself in the woods in the day time. Page looks
rather see3y. On being Intercepted he said that
he had no trouble in escaping from the hospital,
and so he thought he would leave. lie was re-
committed to the Institution yesterday.
Mr. Henry J. Fox is about to canvass Augusta,
Hallowell and Gardiner, for two valuable ard rap
idly selling books and article of great use in
the approaching fly time. One is John Panls
Book" which is both moral and instructive. To
call it entertaining would be a tame allusion TO
work which is brlmful of fun of the best kind
free from groszness and burle.que, possessing thai
quiet humor, though pronounced. that gently steals
npon one and makes YOU laugh before you
conscious what you are laughing about. The title
of the other book for which Mr.. Fox will solicit
subscribers is ~ Underground, or Life below the
Surface" containing startling adventures, strange
stories etc. for the deectation of those who want
TO know about horrible things. Mr.. Fox will offer
also. Boughton's New Adjustable Mosquito and
Fly Screen, which will fit any window and wear
for years. 1t needs but TO be seen to be bought
and appreciAted.
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rFor the Kennebec Journal.

The Christian Soldier.
1--WE take up again that Amen."-Page III
"Sergeants Memoi al."
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Weather Probabilities for To- Day.

Balance of interest paid by the
United States, SZ5,Z9o, 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-27
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3lrcd Der 8eriammlung lei, bic Wtotlue 81
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9malte 3bielborn, Die S6melter Der Serltorz
beueH, par anpeienO ultO gah cine @rfldrung
in 8c5u0 auf Die 500 ab, meldIe ite guiOo
ySeBel qeliaben mo meld)e 6erielbe uidJt 8lts
riidbesabtt bate. S0r. Seimld Sdlmt6t er-
flqrte, olcle Sd)ulb lei Die llriad)e 0e8 S0aOerS
Sruild;en ben 8belborn8, Wteger uuo 2Seeel.
or. 2uciuS, bel ruelhem Die @ebritoer, ais
tie Suerlt aus gtemzDort ontamen, III Sof
giHgen, lagte, 0aB Dttpcr ben @ebritOern III
Ger looftuung 2lrbett gegeben babe, oGB bic
lebeu lbm EN- Saus abtaufen miirOen; er
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bon Uteper uuo 8ebel CUR &erSwcllung 9e>
trtebeu, taoem bic ScBtCreu ile ourt Talldle
4nqateu uno Serldumoungeu ucrbtnoerten,
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beret entlaiien poren.
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bert 36ielborn bate thm iehS Sage Dor Der
Srag0ole Da8 inn uuo ieineu BriiOern bon
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nelde Die 0rito2r Su &oOe itetnlgtent ais
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ten, ais bic 8bielboru8. 8ler Qnlpclenoc
iu9ten Uleuer gu pert9eioigeu, iuuroen ieoO6
oarau perbinoert. Die &eriammlung oauerte
bis ipdt III bic ytGdt, unO Ill ben ndbfen
Gugen ioQ cine SWeite iiattftnoeu, I'm Die &ns
aelcaenbelt Qriinollf 3u beiprefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-27
Neucrs6rmmIt tn YDtlaocIpbta. -
Stucf NdOdl iprtngen atts
etueu SSettIter 0CS 3. StOGfDerfS
a...@ t,&SrNo1s ne%XNEef

Bbi1Qoelpbta, 26. Sult. = Gin
GBeil Der n@!obcsMtll8," Dem Srn. Sames
ytolan geb1rig, murOe beute Worgen onrf
6euer scrt6rt. 9a8 6euer entitano in einem
&uume bes Speiten Stoduert5, unb mebrere
4rbcitcrinuen, pelte i'm britten Stodmcrte
beidditigt marsu, founten feinen ausgang
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4nn 8atteriou iprauGeu aus etnem 8enfter
uno uur6en 10 idmer perlett, baB ite fur5
oarauf itarbeu; Wtarie Subcr erblelt beoentz
ltd,e Gran0wunoen am &opie NIB in Seitdlt.
Der 8ctrag bes angeri9teten SdaoenS 1T
nnfn ridlt Prfnittelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-27

ieu's yGutSeduug bon Qmerifa i'm Sabre
1oOO;" v@r6ulduoiid)e 2ooten" uno anOers
mebr.
-gon iebt ab nerben bic Sinber or9az
niiirter Shulen, rpeun iie in corpore nno nltl
ibren Sebrern gum Seiud)e Der auSiteuung
eintreiieu, fir ein @tntritts9elo BON 20 Gents
pro &tno eingelaien meroen.
-9ie Sidet Office Der u@ennlDlpanler
@ilenbabnz @eisllibait" iuueoe por9etern er-
Sffnct. gs peroen bort Sidets mad allen
Statiouen Der oauptbabn perfault.
Gin gepiiier Mc4bamS, rpelder NIT Dem
Selen Der Gransmiifionen nnO Srieblpelen
beihdftigt mar, fie1 Wontag NaTmittag nabe
Dem ruiflden 9epartenent bon einem Bal.
fen oes Oades Der Maidineubaue. ST faBts
nit Der 9ano ben fi1 iebr id5nea brebenoer
@d)aft rnO bielt iid oaruu feit, troboem ieint
6dnce i6wer perbrannt purben, bis er ans
ieiner gefdbrli6en Sage befreit merben fonRte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-27
Sie N0eIf01t aifell1tt1n.

Bhilabelpb ia, 26. Sull.-Gtne Sur@
aerueriammlung murbe 6eute IN 0em Sitreeu
6es Utapors gcbalteu, Inn fir Die Semirtbung
Der Qusndrtiqen 8oot8manni6aften, meld)e
lid, an oer irternationalen 0tuoersRegatta be-
tbeiliaeu peroen, gorbereitungen Su treffen.
Gin @omite rnuroe ernanHt, I'M Die nDtht9en
@elbmittel aui8ntrelben.
Ser Singbor ter ,Notres9ame- -Sir9e" in
Montreal, aus SO l5erren beltebeno, fam
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