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PROTESTING REPUBLTciNs.
Quoting Evarts In Condemnation OF Hayes.
southern Policy.

WASHINGTON, April 1i.-Indications of Re-
publican opposition to Hayes's policy are con
stantly coming to light. Scarcely day passes
but some letter Is received by men in Office hero
from some protesting Republican, Some cnter-
prising critics OF the present policy OF tho Ad-
ministratlon will bill the city tomorrow even
ing with mammoth poster. bearing the follow
INK extract from Eyarts's speech before tho
commission:
Hear william ". Evarts before the Electoral Commi..
sion, Feb b I-s7 NOW these ruOr rrors OF LON -.
lana II the Federal power now undertake. tiwnrt.
% uprooi this scheme OF energetic law preserve
cioN there nom destruction. nni leaves thrsc uuhc.
iucndod. un,ducaici simple black people 10 the fate
from which the state siruNu hard 90 t u that
you will have made them by that action the victim. nf
Your n,utuunu for your Constitution gave them
suffrage, Aui ihcN 10 be slaughtered Tor having the
git found tu ter hands say that YOU make them the
snerihces g. the triumph Of the Government over the
fgntuyn .ty that such seliahasoment Of the power.
oi . NoNcrrment Is beyond all cure ttcHohcs the sad
lesson mat the American people. iu the atmpt 90 make
good ue mrsene,s oi IT, promise and 10 work ont the
glory OF it, proud manifesto of freedom and equality be-
igre the law, nnds itself thwarted by tc exhibition OF
violence ~ this turbulent poruauon and forced with its
own hand To crush the methods of law hy which the
state hH- slu-h hala- how Nuialyto curb and redress,
ths AMI this nlsg lief 10 IT. honor and its peace
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Young Lnmp.on'. Life IL. "a New.boy.

Detective Adams took to tho Police CentraN
ohce, yesterday William Lampson who has been living
IN this city for four years boobiack and newsboy.
lie ran away from his home in Albany with party Of
other boys 1873 They had a little money, but they
became separated and young Lampson has had pretty
l worn 10 get along ever since. He at first lodged In
fNh,r Dtumgoulds lodging house, at SO Warren street.
hu later ma the Ncwsboys' Lodging House where tho
detective found HIM. Since he away his father Ho-
mtr LAM son, lawyer died and the search for him
was instituted hyis sister who Is school teacher in
Troy Tie boy Is bright and ntelrent aud says that no
VIII he glhi tu 80 home. He says that he would have
applied ~ the police to be sent there long ago but the
other boys frightened him by SAYING that he would be
sent to tile pcnitO Onuary.
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iTThR STNTEEN YE.fRs.
Mike Biake's Return 10 MiiiIam.burrh- Iii.
sisters Rejoicing.

There has been great rejoicing in Shelf
iolds row. Union avenue. near the Fifth street
bridge. Williamsburgh consequent upon the
return Of VI harl Blake to his home aft,r a
sixteen years alsrnre At the hreahine ont Of
tAe war Blake enlisted In ons Of the N,v York
regiments. From time 20 time his sisters. the
only relatives be- has I'm this country. hoard
from him. but toward the close of the contest
he became lost 70 them. Do what thoy could.
they We're unable io obtain any Information c3n-
cernnS him. Years aeo they gave up all hopes
OF ever seoing him again. List THURSDAY
morning II man knocked at the door ~ tho
apartments occupied hy the Misses Blake in
iIe row II was their long-lo~t brother After
ih" "N'iirmslt which his ununnDuns ed conn M.
had created bad subsidized h. dos rib.d 10 them
mo many places he had visited since his de-
parture Tor the war. Throwing n leather belt
on the table. he said: That contains what l.
LETT oi the isw thousand dollars 1 made while
away"
Among the many occupations in which he had
king Of the West -" Last Sunday" said he " |
arrived ia York. / didn't know the place. and
50 spent icw days over there locking around.
Yesterday got down 10 the river / remember
getting on q terry boat Al Twenty third street
and that is all ! 40 remember un n a ear driver
was afraid some one had tax "a what WAS n ga
IN" hNt. hut they hadn't. so felt lr tfy good
md started into Williams aurgh. looking for
YOU. ~ IN" knew me arOuultue uli Nrrn r-
IA North FINN street nor did know any one
there. was unwilling 10 make myself known.
BiaSe. said. Yes. but the poor fellow was
dead
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JOTIINGS .fBOUT TOHN

i. Nl'.ltW Noano, an engineer for Tanman 4
nv "l - Nhi'u lNu, Was iuuffl uurui il. IN fiie
D." "m Ar.i'rtnl. 10 IS supposed that he was
. I~9as Nail. alias Simmons. ana Henry IT
Nli, hliiN llfd lNl r- Mt4r arrested Yesterday IN
lNiN row i-i "a, ii.N were trtns tu ~Wlnlc wealthy
erAin mcfehantb> b> utau,o bu-u, m d lrcshtage
Mr.. Adoph SchuirWinl the Superintendent
OF Asrneicsh uue nermanit lc Insurance Cnnnai,y
WHO was reported among the missing al The - inni.
III '', ~ rscael nnhurt ,slns oly has baggage despatch
was I"'tN'i IRON hn IN This city nj ocock ON fhn
morning oi the nrD, AMI another dcapnch VA, ,,I
nom mm yesterday dated at Cmcinuan
- mr., liowand Robbins. who accompanied Mr..
yhes "uluen benncii 10 Europe after the Nav Hcnnott
uuvh l.ureu 70 CITY on Friday mght hy iNr steamer
nNinhnc VI me Mhiir star Line. On mi. VOYAGE the
NeIlAhc mAdc the quickest irp across the .pifi ON
,"NVh Gays from Qu'rninMn e. SIrl Hook
siAleen hundred miles MCiN made Ia luur IA5S
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An Asylum for Disabled Soldiers.

Tho meeting in aid Of the State Soldiers
Home, announced for Tuesday evening In the Academy
Of Music, promises to be an interesting event Messrs
William cullen Bryant, Peter Cooper, John A. Dix and
many wellknown New Workers are interested. The
speakers Of the evening to be Gen Dix Gen sickies
Judge Brady and the Rev VIM II Algcr. The prosceni.
UNI boxes have been gneaged By the Grand Dukes Alexis
nni 'unstaninc, Vice Admiral Rowan. Commodore
Nicholon Gen Hancock, GOV RobinsGa Nsyor Fly.
Mr. Admiral Fariasut and others The stage is 10 be
ureuIAd VIVA Vie aucrcd battle flags o. the New York
i's.th' Nhi tl, baud iium Governor Island Is 10 ir-
ni.n Gr music. object Is to raise funds to establish
au -yln for New York soldiers who were disabled ~
fIL Ia rel lI.IfI
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The Japanese I1wyer and his Partner.

The examination of the japanese lawyer Mr..
Eneas famada and his partner. Mr. ". r. winslow was
resumed before Justice kbreth yesterday The accusa-
ton was that they attempted to extort money from
panlel COnno grocer oil bl5 second avenue O'Con-
nell was notined ly the law firm that he had inlece ntv
assaulted one Mary toye. and II suggested he
.h"uld pay hush money Yesterday, Mr.. william y.
hinling questioned Nj Mnsow and at the close of the
,AamiAAton Justice klbrcth held lanadn and Minslow
IN -Nr util lhuudh was Permitted 20 in his Ow n
reco-u1au'e his Honor being clearly the opinion t
WiuslON was tAe lusi- Ator Of the plot
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY TIM
SUNS REPORTERS.
ysn Prize Fight Case was not Called In the
Special S"ssions-Justice Wheeler Impa.
tient and Justice Murray Indignant.

uent ana Justice Murray Indignant.
In the Special Sessions yesterday Justices
Duhy Murray and Wheeler heard many trivial cases
that occupied the court unll 80 r. NJ Then the last
case on the cacndar-a prize nght case--was called.
Thirteen prisoners, several police officers and number
Of lawyers and witnesses had been waiting since ten
O'Clock In the morning. Justice Wheeler, after asking
few questions, jumped from his chair saying II wont
hear the case"
"But allow me "a lawyer tried 10 say.
"Idont care what you say. wont hear the casc~
the Justice replied, ~ don't intend to be kept here any
lonfer.m
Tie lawyers tried to speak Justice Murray argued with
his associates the prisoners bent forward TO listen and
one or two tried to make themselves heard but Justice
Wheeler left the bench Justice Duny while following
MN, saidi "Out Of respect for my associate must as
sent to the adjournment 1t would be disre spectfu to
Judge Wheeler for 10 remain to send for another
Justice"
me elnnor from all sides continued but Justice Duffy
followed Wheeler, and only Justice Murray remained In
clear loud voice Justice Murray said. IL consider this
an outrage These persons have been waiting here kept
from their homes and occupations since ten o'clock this
morning. 1t is an outrageous proceedingp
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Maltbys oysters are best and cost loss tb,nony
oVd ~ market New YORK depot Al lalgls)n st-A1s
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The Chamberlain omclnl. neaue,,cd,o Retire

COLUMBIA April li.-Goy. Wade Hampton
ohny addressed note TO tie Chamberlain onical. rc.
qucsun- them 90 turu OYER their ont 90 their success,
-lrs subject to the decision ot the Supr r.uc Court when
nc court should Zee nlhri N the c ,tnn ,hio lu.
ur, which Will taxi place luut llrlN after tlo com, en-.
us "i ile Lrsl.ulWe goo the 2ith inst This step WIS
iAhch su Ns iu 'uhle tr Hampton Government u obtain
Wr Cors ami u rmAun necessary ior te proper All.
MA ltli ll ID
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4 River Pirates Children.

iNteen y"ar-old girl. with the blackcst on
hNr'e'' ami t"o ra-led boys, were brought into tho
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday by an officer OF
Nc society for thc Prevention Of cruelty 10 Children
They rrc hc children of the river pirate Pattcn who
Mi,slNi NN imA'Nuitu ilsth Their mother has been
k'N- -fu--rN $40 The hnsf nent uf 4lu Water street
-" w e.. wore 'eH 90 tur CATHOLIC iroccory. and an
AtNift l- o. if made 60 reclaim the eill The other
iAu-h o itiuHiu, With Lcr mother who refused 10 ia
rnrt uoiu amy o her children ull She ound that size
IN l ! n -
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\ Popular rro.pec, Park sport.

D'o"u7r the Prospect Park Commissioner
uN' h'i ''i talked man 10 the boat house To guard
tNe mn'inf' yachts. the yachting on the lake which
hiH lr,d So rniclinn.nf IN years pas has hccn da.
.rf' '' "NH'lHW tLe yachts refuse Put them In
"' nov 'Nirs' ut} are guarded from the small
VT AZ I.Nl, air bnld4ns, aud the season prom
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Desertei by Her IIu.hnnd.

Charles II. Ansait, of Morrisania. married his
present vic iu isGe Mrs Ansart advanced her husba nd
$50 utp carry on the business Of unsmith About six.
teen months ago when business became dull and money
scarce, An>art uormDd hi, family that he could not 10
aiA mora gr ugu aul lett ls wic TO live with his
Nr nt 10, Flst .1ih street Mr. Ansart then tried "a
liofll' ior neg Children Her husband OCCASIONALLY
dl"'d M luhc Mini Wort, and would leave a nair OF
10 t> uf SOME other hlnr, tut when She ic sick not
Nus go sur Appended tp Justice Wheeler Ia the Ford.
ii"' I'i't u4l iNr a"i itng'. \ warrant issued
f ut htre. ui An-ri tEi hc Justice tod him yc ster-
lN ihit %, must nN li- vie 80 per week. The hus>
band appealed, ant as held in 500 bail
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Brooklyn. Contested Election Suit.

The trial Of the suit Of Abraham H. DALEY
a-iin'i SURROGATE Walter l. Livingstone instituted by
Wt q" quo Warranto i To begin in the supreme Court
Brooklyn tomorrow and will continue 1t is thought for
moro than month. Mr. Daley l. the defeated Demo-
crate candidate iur the office in the late election lie
Mt- -ai tr> Thought 10 have bee elected lint The county
ctuNa-,crs gave the certificate To Mr. Living stone ana
' has tll tc office since Jan l. Mr Daley urges that
LiNinssiluc did not receive the 900 majority he mas
accorded, anu that he. MI Daley, was elected by .
greater Ma'uili. than this.
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Three Of the steamers which LEFT this port for
Europe yesterday carried an extraordinary quantity OF
fresh beef Tho city Of Richmond, for LNcrpool had
-Ftpn pounds; the Celtic Tor Liverpool, over 0DuOO
louh :, and the California. for GLASGOW, about 5000
pnunS besides 2uu quarters of fresh beet and many
hn1 shgrp Al carried large quantities OF bacon pork
ana Liri These thfte vessels and the kelkar lvr
bremen. took odt about 10000 bushels Vi grain
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Tho lron Mountain House at Jncbson. n. II.
was lIwi ON N,duesiH! n.sit. L0-, slup insur'
4 fire which originated in a detective nuo en-
uI'N uest.Ne tine lil-linu House at pecring, Mc On
Friay night Loss, $1,000, insurance s7.Oll
The American Casl,rt Compnny's lnrgo fac-
9A IN Milford Del was destroyed hN ilr, ms morning
Ihe loss Is estimated at $4,000, insurance, 5000.
fire in Cumberland. NIL. Yesterday morn
M DESTROYED the furniture factory Hnd l.. J. tulrnnn
carpenter shnp amt sash factory Loss on thc nrniture
800, ne insuraueA "
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contrne.lng ror New ,ewer. nna rnremsnl..

IN" Commissioner of Public Works awarded
'iiia> contracts for building sewer in Tenth ave.
nne h'iNon fniy seventh ami fnynin,h streets regu.
H'u- anil aiding ludh street from Madison 20 Fourth
ttfuu". tni Iruh avenue fr,m Nlnct, iith To iiOth
Nii @ asa iiffu- ~rfcufN~Nth street from Eighth
nlr iu h'N!,l Para il' street from !hili io Fourth
A''iNf 5000 FnN avenue from nOr side o. south SIDE
~'Nthi' r.i street. IA, amount u Ia, BIDS iOI these
.uI....t- St-.-tt
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nacs hc rccosnucn Of the invioabn'y Of this empires
rlht 10 sovereignty under the guarantee collective
promise WIN regard to the clause which, in case OF
nohcNtcuuun OF the promised reforms would seek 20
vo.r upon the powers the right Of recurring to utcor
measures lhe Imperial Government pcrcciNes therein
,s attack upon its dignity and It. rightsa measure Of
intimidation calculated to deprive its acts Of any merit Of
,n9hn'AH.iy and source Of grave conn lhcauons
boih IN the present and the mure. No con-
nI,taon therefore, can arrest the Government i'm It's
l'crninauon 10 protest against the views enumerated in
We protocol Of the lsto March. and to trcat oiar as
turkey concerned as destitute o all equity and cunsc
9qenty also oi AL oiisaorl character Exposed o hos
ut susges to unnc ri,d suspicion and to NohQuns
Of incrnati9nnl law Turkey feels that she is nov con
tninE Tor her existence Strong in the Justice of her
cause and trusting IN cod She determines TO ignore what
mas been decided without her ani against hcr resolved
70 retain IN the world the place which Providence has
destined Tor her In this regard she Will not cca to en-
counter the attacks directed nslinst her with the
general principles of public right and the enthor.
~ q great European act which pledges the honor "
document which In her eyes has no legal claim u exact
compliance She appeals 10 the of the Cabinets
which she has right to consider animated toward her
by the sentiments oft ele vated equity and friendship
n IN tho past lmmc dintc AMI simultaneous disSrmn
ucnt would be the only eaciuus mcHus OF avcrtug the
dangers D., which the general peace is threatened
The reply which the Imperial Gu,trumrut has
made above 60 the declaration vt tlle Amlu. u..id0r
Russia furnished the powers with suitable ~, mrnt- for
bringing about this result which they most nssufcdy will
not seek 90 oi tain hy pcrsisug in imposing upon tho
ottoman Imlie sacrifices Of rights and honor 10 which
IL Wlll not consent
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WASHINGTON, April ii.-Srrrclary MrCray
'ui tnalHy uNt Dec aoouci ali -,ilcr probable that
VI h4,'0n oi Iowa viii la,e th' vacant spanish ui.
SION TIA, is his fr rs ki-.nn made so,n urt ui am
ai-i"ent iur Hayes .,iorc rc Electoral Commission
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An Once for Centennial Dix.

NA@HN'I/, Aprll H. - Secretary sherman
.'Ini--.,n ,h.h wal bee nr' ,ii.t, d n,.a IA W .
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Turkish note uses
s'ry ystong language The Ave point, Of Count
hhouwlol's declaration are answered serla-
tim as follows:
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Sr.iRKS rHou rnH THAEGRipH.

Slightly warmer clear or fair wcnthor. will
N 10 NNti.A.r winds, ANA us.as, followed bY falling ba
IlH.U
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LOSSES ~ IIRE.

PorGUK,"rslE y. J.. Aprlll.-M Mi, c. Har
rl-l .I NH-Hr tul.r-o, report, tr Ni, i,tg, vi IN,
NthnA sonnet ln tlle constellation r,.l,u,
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For inya'lds' use the Jon2ac Cocnaos ara
pulesl ana best Victor /. Aauscr llO Reade sL-Ale
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BosTON, April li.-Jamos T. Favor WIS Iell
n ti44rl bonds today, charged with enuuns away
MARI l. Harrington The case il exciting great interest
as It Is believed that Miss llarrnston dead Oncers
are making every effort 10 learn her late.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-10

European wariike reports have stffened bread
stutfs and produce in the market here. Flour hs
advanced five to ten cents; oats twelve cents pr
bushel; pork ten cents per barrel; and lard is
fraction higher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-10
LOUISIANA.
The Commission.

NEW YORK, April 0. A New Orleans special
says nothing 10 yet accomplished by the Presiden-
tial commission. Portions Of Packard's legisla-
ture are Apparently willing 10 act rs the commits
SION desire, but Packard i, opposed to any move
ment OF that nature himself while all Of Nichols
adherents decline any compromise or movement
which will not establish the Nichols government
more firmly than at present.
The commission was in session three hours 10
the morning, with closed doors, the first oppor-
tunity 1t has taken for full consultation.
At one o'clock it received delegation Of about
twenty five gentlemen with Mr.. Black, president
of the Cotton Exchange, at their head, represent
ing bankers, merchants. and other business men
OF the city.
The commission said to them that they had
sought Louisiana, but could not find it. They
found two governments, two supr eme courts
and an alleged dual government In all the depart
parties, there is only one legislature, though it
meets 10 two halls. The moment the Legislature
meets 10 one body it will be the state OF Louisiana,
and while 1t is 10 session, the only power in the
state that can secure the Intervention of the army.
IL selfgovernment is desired, and the withdrawal
of the army. it can probably be secured in . day,
should the public opinion of the state compel its
Legislature to meet as one body.
There are thiitythree Of the thrty-six senators
and one hundred and four Of the one hundred
and twenty representatives, whose election 10 not
disputed by either party. and the comm ssion urg-
ed that when they assembled as such, the COM
mission could have nothing whatever to say about
its action.
The discussion was contdued for three hours.
The delegation was not inclined TO accept the
suggestion, maintaining that Nichols must be de.
Tended to the fullest extent.
A delegation from the Union club, 0 republican
association, was received and heard, and q COM
mittee from the Packard legislature presented
statistics, records and briefs.
The commission were in session nearly nine
hours, and the members spent the eveaing in in
dividual conversation.
On Tuesday the officers of the city government
will call, and also delegation OF leading colored
men, including professional men, planters, and
citizens of wealth and business standing.
Referring to the interview between the COM
mission and the judges Of the Nichols supreme
court the Times says it learns from the very best
authority, that the visit of those judges was made
at the request and invitation of the commission
and that the judges did not nor would they dig
cuss or argue before the commission the question
OF the status OF legality Of their court.
Various questions were propounded, and in an
swer thereto, there commission learned that the
supreme court learned that the supreme court had
passed upon cases, and that their mandates and
orders had been implicitly observed in every in
stance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-10

ence claims Of several institutions for support by
Methodists were presented, including the Syracuse
University. the Drew Seminary and the Mission
airy society. They all want money badly.
The following resolution was adopted:
While under ordinary circumstances we should
decline to discuss the political affairs of the nation
we deem that the present exigences call for an
expression Of confidence In the upright intention
and statesmanlike purposes Of President Hayes,
firmly believing that the policy thus far adopted.
of Cancellation towards those formerly in rebel
lion. and good will towards those formerly in
bondage cannot fail TO advance the welfare Of the
nation, and the interests of Gods kingdom.
copy of the resolution was ordered to be sent
10 the president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-04-10
STATE NEWS.

w, II. Clifford, Esq, viii deliver the Grafton at
the dedication of Odd Fellows Hall in Portland.
April 22d, and Messrs. Stockbridge and Watts.
and Mrs. Flint and Mrs. Merrill will furnish the
music.
The police seized twenty-five gallons Of liquor
at the Maine Central station in Lewiston, Friday
morning.
During the past week the officers Of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows have instituted two lodges
one at Pitts6eld and one ct Gray.
The Portland city officials are making good use
Of their tramps BY employing them on the streets,
scraping the psvements and cleaning oat the gut
tiers.
The Wing says tha. the furnace ct the Kstshdip
Iron Works is still in operation. During the win
ter ten thousand cords Of wood have been cut and
hauled to the works, and some two hundred and
fifty men and two hundred horses have been. con-
hauling iron to the depot. During the winter
over six thousand bushels Of corn. i've hundred
bal re- Is Of flour and other supplies in proportion
have been shipped from Bangor and Portland to
the woods and to the families Of the men living in
the vicinity: stone kiln IS now nearly complet-
ed for roasting the ore and utilizing for this pur-
pose the waste heat from the furnace. By this
means . saving Of over one thousand cords Of
wood is expected during the year. The iron
full II the works will be operated after this year.
A Portland horologist has . most ingenious
alarm clock, in which, BY = simple Arrangement.
at the same time the alarm 10 sounded. spring il
moved which strikes . match and lamp l. light
ed. This is tip-top. Now il he will rig up anoth-
er simple Arrangement by which the clock will
build fire, put the teakettle and ask the milk
man why tho devil be can't get round earlier, he
will have earned the gratitude of all housekeep-
ers, and his invention will meet with large SALE
and come into general use. Portland Adver-
tiser.
The Newport News says that Charles L. Hsines
of Pttsfeld, is selling notes given BY john l..
Woodbury. Of that town, 10 . patent mop and
churn transaction. which Mr.. w. warns parties
against purchasing, - he holds an agreement
making them payable in "profts." etc.
The loss BY the Androscogein Water Power
Company from the freshet at Lisbon Falls. will
not exceed one thousand dollars. They lost about
seventy five thousand logs aud only the tops Of six
Worumbo Mills was but triHing. The Andro-
scoggin Water Power Company's saw mill started
up on Monday. Lewiston Journal.