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Buslnces Chances.

NOR SALE-The finest DRUG STOCK and
( TRADE IN Central Mich gan. Address Lock Box l62,
Eaton Rapids, Mich
HOTEL for SALE--At a very low price,
with furniture AMI dXture. moderate sized hotel cen
raly located DONG good business. For paci aiaTs a.dosa
IocS .uN ], lS5, New Haven. COln.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

EAyASA May 5J-sugar trm. spanish gold. 22Ga226il
hNchaueo rising; on the United HGitos 90 days,
;,uc; discount; short sight dO - discount: 80
etc.. cold. 4IJ4 premium; short slt do bl.Q6at urc.
London li5tQ lN prelulun paIl-
m.Ua. ISuVlrO8 Viii be holiday
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90 n1nom Il Man Concern

4 RESPECTABLE man and wife, without
= ciilir.n vjsa to tlle care % while family
j. ln tr lu.v best civ rrer,uc, Doe given. Cal or
address II a .IDN. $50 Nt!-atc. Masonic Bu..ilar.
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CITY.
A MEXICAN KINDEKGARTEN.-NO
~ for knjcsartucrs Miss r. NJ Coc Irin a. f. 43d
n. Y. New Kindergarten material cheap and beautiful
YEAR IN EUROPE.-Ninc months in
~ Paris and Berlin under best masters |'h summer tour
italy, loo enIlie from NCWlOk L. G. LOOMS NJ d.,
a Teachers Agency, - Union q1air, y. Y.
4 CLASS FOR BOIS.-This class is designed
~ toprepare boys thocughly o TIE 3e. clcgos NnmSgr
simited To r. Fan term ic1IS =, IT. 20 1871 fOi
parucul1rs apply u ARTHUR IL CUTLER. 73 sixth ave.
References President Charles W Eloi, Harvard College
President MCCOsh. PrDcc,Ou College; Henry ~.
Alexander ESQ X. y. city william, H. Osborn esq y. Y.
Cty; Theodore po-evct esq n T. ttf adt many 0ners
GUlARLIER INSTITUTE,
y CENTRAL PARK, NEW-iORK
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS from to
ears q
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New publllatlon5.
Q WHO WROTE ITi

"The wonan's Journal" noticing "A Modern Mcphis-
tophees," says:
This singular story, which ia attracting so much attention.
Is thrilling weird and intense 10 unusual degree.
The chief Charm Of the about Little Gladys TO
whom all the OF secondary interest ann whose
ovencss turns story poem. As to the x ques-
ton authorship feel satisfied that the 0ook Is the
work Of Miss Ac0tL"
THE NEwYoRx TRIBUNE the contrary, writing with the
most absolute assurance, says:
of Mr. Harriet Prescott syoFord wished try harmless
experiment. has failed fer can read ten pages ot
A Modern Mephstopees without recognizing nor hand"
$4,000 No Name have been Sold and the excitement
Increases Price OF each novel, handsomely bound 81.
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Elar5le ano Slate aldnic!s.

4 TTENTION Now is the time 20 purchase
~ SLATE AND AAREIE NANTELS.
Prices never s op. Slate step ud .tt ana All kinds Of
slate work. PIN t:illN SLATE Co.,
90 Uuio1aIuaye y. y. 4taafe. ald l5thstJ
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.1iiIaLcldl.

FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
"a STOCKS tof siie hy l.. :. bAiLEY, % ~alsL
4 GAS STOCKS.
"a. NEWTORk. MHIhopOlirAN, MUTUAL, AND
MANhArLAS Gas oIothn bDU"iF AND SOLD
iulK GEO. AZ. PRENTISh.
Room - 80 Broad ~. y. Y.
Ortlc. ur .i.R FRYER NOBLE METAL MINING CuMrANYl
~ BEoAnwAf NEw YORK. MAY 23, 1877.
rlNHF ANNUAL ELECTION OF trustees to
serve te ensuug year aid INSPECT rs 90 hold
tie ciUn viii be held AZ ths Office THURSDAY
USE =. prOAimO, Al ~ O'CLOCK, The transfer
WI! b. ClOstu anti after tLat date
l.. I. YARDLEY, Secretary.
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A GREAT OFFER !!%%.s VIII III I'd during E,m.

a GEeEl& OEFER ! these Hard Times
dispose ~ 100 PIANOS and ORGANS and second hand
first class makers. including WAlEl~ al lower prices
for cash 10, nst4ruts let until paid l0f than he
fore offered. WATERS GRAND. SQUARE, aAd UPRIGHT
PIANOS and ORGANS the BEST MADE. 7-Octave
PauOs 100; ia Sl6O used year; "2stOp organs,
$50: ~ $50 90" stops. 500 - stops, SO; "lO'
stous 800 "l2" stops 800 used year perfect
der and warranted. AGENTS WANTED. Illustrated Cat
alnses Mailed. liberal discount io Itqcbcs Ministers.
Csfr.aes L1sfgcs ec sheet at haf price. HORACE
WATERS & SONS. Manufacturers ahd Deaiers 40 Fast
I4ilrsl., between BroaG~ as aud University place.
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i,lusitHl 5nsirnmc'IlS

ARION UPRIGHT PIAEOS.-One very
1 superior instrument used months price $40 several
Others price, pcrc, order ami Irlabe SIMPSON
& COMP NJ. No . East Iuurteenth-st
RION PIANOS.-!u order TO reduce our i'm
"a mensc stock Cler these superb instruments at
prices. terms Of payment
moi cal ami hear tn pianos before Eou buy
SIMPSON & COMPANY. No. = East l4th-st
4 FEW econd-hand WEBER PIANOS at
~ vtty great BARGAINS them used but very short
time y musicians really almost good new
fully warranted In every respect
Please call ~ the
IGUTE & ERNST, old house of 'Lighte g.
IL Bradbury Offer their 4uendid PEANO.FORTES at ou
monthly payments at AZ East IstsL Also
Suiths AMERICAN OCEANS.
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ululoeuo Notlccs.

OFFICE of CHASE & ATKINS,
NRW.Y YORK. NAV 20, 1877.
THE INTEREST COUPONS of ne IA kE RE AND
MICHTGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, and of
he JAMESTOWN AND FRASkLIN RAILkoAD CON-
PANY SEC1ND AiOKrGAGL BON DS, due June ], viii be
paid at tins cncc
PENNSYLVANIA RhHBoAD COMPANY,
TBEAsUEEKs DEPARrAENf, PHllADkiP PHlA Nay !, lH!")
TlIIE heard of Directors has this day declared
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND oNE-
HALF PER Cent on the capital stock q the ,oilany
clear all taxes payable and after Nay 20 o tckoders
as registered on the books at 3 D.. m. prl 30
BANAKD BUTLER, Treasurer.
OFEICy CENTRAL PARK, NOHIH AND East RIVER RAIL
ROAD CO. Tcnthave, Fifty uiId and tiity fourthst@,(
NEw-lOgK. May %, 1871.
THE INTEREST COUPONS due June |,
L 1877. OF tie CONSOLIDATED MQkIGAGE BONDS gf
the CEN TIlAL Pack. NORTH aHd EAST Rlktlt RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will De paid at the Office ol hc Farm,rs
loan and Trust Company II Mi1mst and iHchanze-
Mace New York CIty. l.. T. GRlFFIIHS, Treasurer.
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OFncg oF pAcHIc MAIL sIElYsnIp covlA1Y. NJ. el


Il AND REAPER CONPANI.-By virtue OF order of
the Court of Cnancery OF NeWJetse made OD The
fifth April. A. d. 1874 creditors n The screg
Mower and Reaper Company hereby notified that are
required present the subscriber the Receiver Of
COMPANY appoinen by sad Court aud 10 prove before
under oath affirmation q eir several claims and demands
said before the twenty hft day
gust next months from the date 81 sld order
that Will De excluded from the beneNt Of such division
may thereafter made and declared by laid Court upon The
OF the Ell Of said c0rpfdiiorDafei Au 25
1871 LARUF NlttDEN BJ RGH.
Receiver " The screw Mower aHf Reaper 90,
n liLIr Nen
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Gawnqs Dauhs.

rE'HE NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth
ave corner Fourteenth Interest commencing from
the Asrts, 76l f2 surplus, Sisl,-
G97 %. c. ". BgNCKERHOFF Secy. X. H. 81 Ii, FrcsL
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
AcApFMIc DEPARTMENT.

The xaDinato o. the classes viii be held at the College
Bu.dirg, Saoisonavc aud FoTtyninh st, beginning on
MONDAY. May 2i. at $3.50 a. IN.
The examination caGcic Tor admission will begin
NEDNi.1DAN. June g. IL $50 a. H.,
which time al candidates requested TO present them
selves.
Commencement AT the Academy Of nusic on WEDNES-
. < T. BARNARD LII D., President
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THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST SERIES OF FICTION
PRICE TIN CENTS EACH.
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE. BY Frances
Eleanor lrollope.
TWO LILIES 3y Julia Kayanagh
GOOD LUCK. Bv f. Werner.
Crranslatod from the German for THE TRIBuEF)
OLYMPIA: A RoNANcr. by r. Z. Francillon.
LORDS AND LADIES.
(ubislod uy arrangement with \. X. Lor.De. Boston
APAIR OF BLUE EYES. BY Thomas Hardy.
GubIisacd by arrangement with Ncssrs. Henry
Hot & Co, whose Leisure Hour Scrr7 contains
authorized editions Of all the writer works.
On press, Tor early paDlcaonJ
A CHARMING FELLOW. by Frances Eleanor
1roilopc.
The revived demand for ese stories has compelled us 10 put
the plates oi Good Luck" OLYMPIA" Lors and Ladies'
and "a Paif Of Blue Eyes the press again, and new
editions nos ready.
Other equally excellent and popular novels VIII appear NJ
short Intervals and in large form exceedingly conycn
lent for reading ana preservation The TRIBUNE Novels are
marvel of chcapcs ana place Tie reach Of one
for merely nominal standard which cannot be
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amount.
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TNGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Il The Rev. NAgIIA$IEL ~. EGLt+foN, vl.h coTi c-
tent asssiarcr taxes charge = le edac.u,H OF LINKED
nuinbe4 Of boys al his home In wi'amsiowu. Ma.e.
E1REECH SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL. Am
L heist College under the direction ~ J. SAUVEU. Pn D
IL d. author 81 IutT.ens IL GranUaire t0usees
rlcyca Commences July 10 Circulars at 6l "ost
IBirty-Gftirsi.
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BRADFORD ACADEMI FOR


EP AtlNH LADIES.
Year August 2S fol riruirs ana 9dWi snn
apply 10 hls7 ANNlL J.. Joh-'a. ~ i'.'. .i'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-05
Senator Morton.
A Large Procession OF Military.
An Impressive Scene.
10000 PEOPLE VIEW REMAINS

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4. Al 10 o'oinrt,
tins morning Senator Morton's remains were e.
colted to the court house BY the light infantry
and pail bearers, the infantry forming aropnd H.
hearse, pail bearers and a few friends on foo,
some OF whom carried floral tributes The hearse
was handsomely covered with flags The ar.
rangements at the court house have been admi-
rable and the immense crowds were handled win
nut little confusion. The corpse was exposed in
the GENRE OF The main hall, IN ldway between the
grand starways, on an elevation, on either aide
OF which continual flow of people have passed
al day aud evening. AT least 80 900 viewed the
remains.
The decorations of galleries and main floor are
neat and appropriate. being composed of black
uiapefy with evergreen wTeaths. Contributions
OF LOWERS are IN great profusion, some coming
from Washington, st. Louis and elsewhere
Stands OF colors, composed of Indiana regimen
tai hags, are placed about the floor two of the
most handsomely arranged being just behind the
single guards, who stand arms at rest, at the head
aud foot OF the casket.
lhls evening an impressive scene took place.
AT half-psst seven the hall was closed and further
ingress stopped for time, to admit relatives and
near personal friends of the Senator They num-
oefed perhaps fifty, and moved around the casket
TWO OF three tunes, the orchestra in the remote
gslery playing an appropriate selection while
they remained. The committees of the Senate
ana House arrived to-day and viewed the remains
lnls afternoon, IN company with Gov. Williams
Il ne representatives OF the Presidents cabinet
VIII arrive at ii o'clock tonight. special train
was run to-day, bringing in large numbers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-05

The captain Of the schooner Chalcedonia re-
ports seeing the famous sea serpent of Seguin re-
Gently He thinks the creature was fully eighty
feet long, and says in fifteen years experience
as a fisherman he mas seen all kinds OF strange
fish, but nothing like this. 1t is not an unusual
occurrence to see whales Of quite large size in tn
vicinity, but they are generally very shy of ves-
sells. This animal on the contrary. was steering
east at slow rate of speed and showed no in
cnation to go out of his course to avoid the ves-
sell At one time be was within hundred feet OF
the creature, and if he had been equipped could
have captured it, The head was long and quite
sharp and of black color. On the back there
were several large white spots which looked very
pecul Jar A few feet behind the head were flippers
or wings about twenty feet in length. He would
dive out Of sight but quickly appear again on the
surface and flap his ilppers in such terrific
manner that Capt. Ingalls, compared the noise to
the report caused by the discharge OF q cannon.
As the schooner was moving very slowly at the
time the entire crew ia long view Of the won
der.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Situation.

SAN Francisco, November 3. For several
weeks past a series of so called workngmen's
meetings have been held IN open All at various
poiuts in the city. at which the speakers INDUCED
ia the yiulcnt inceLd.ary halrangnes, tureat-
aud property of number of prominent citizens,
by name.
THIS disorderly movement is gaining ground
and the Chinese have already taken the alarm
and six companies have addressed communications
TO the mayor, calling his attention TO the threats
which the demag ogues have made against them
and asking for protection.
Many cool-headed citizens consider the situs-
ton liable to become critical unless such action is
taken as will eiectually stamp out the riotous
conduct.
1t is not considered that the workngmen of the
city, as body, are 10 sympathy with the move
ment, but it is supported mainly by the dangerous
classes and those who became~desperate by the
prevailing hard times.
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TaE INCIaN OUTBREAK.
Sitting Bull Is Troubling The
Canadians.
SOME PLAIN TALK FROM MID.
WALSH.

FORT WALSH, November 8. A letter OF the
Zfth says the Canadian authorities are in q GUAM
Diary where to settle Sitting Balls tribe without
infringing on or making other Indians Jealous.
The Nez Perces are getting back into the United
states. One of them states over 800 fed before
the surrender, but there are not over 100 now ia
Canada.
some OF them are rugged in American uni
form and one gave police scout an American
ofhcer sword. Another handed over Q pocket
book containing letter addressed to . lady in
orderly sergeant.
Sitting Bull is where he can do no harm. He
never tires taking OF his intention 10 strike the
Americans at the first opportunity. He says he
knows the country lying between the Missouri
river and the frontier well that he could keep
Miles and Terry dancing around there all sum.
mer lie was fairly modest for successful In
dian leader but before the commissioners he be.
came q brsggsrt.
The police officers are tired of his Boosting.
and Major Walsh took him back the other day by
telling him If he attempted ito attack Americans,
troops or traders from the Canadian soil the DO.
lice would shoot him on the spot.
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FOR EI(:N.
Trade Mark Treaty.

LONDON, November 3. The trade mark treaty
between the United States and Great Britain, pro-
vldes that subjects or citizens of each country
have eact the same right rs the subject citizens
OF the other, or as are now or may hereafter be
granted to the subjects or citizens of the most IA
vored nation, in everything relating to trade
marks or trade labels.
IusurrecuOn.
Authentic intelligence was received at Cape
Town that the English forces had attacked and
burned Krael, of the Kreli Chief of the insurgent
Galekas, without loss on the b -tish side.
Further advices announce the Governor has is
sued proclamation deposing Krel, chief OF GAL
eka and annexing his territory. Kreli sues for
peace.
Marine News.
PANAMA. October 25. Capt. Chisholm, agent
for Liverpool underwriters, who has been in Peru
adjusting the losses to British vessels occasionally
by tidal waves and earthquakes, on the 9th Of
May, has returned to EnglsLd. The aggregate
lost to the insurance companies was about 600
pounds sterling.
France.
PARIS, November 3. NJ. Ponger Quarter meets
unexp ected difficulties and makes progress in
forming u new cabinet. AT q meeting Of senators
of the left NJ. Calmon sharply criticised the acts Of
the government, and admitted that no compromise
was possible.
New YORK, November 8. A cable special says
wish of the President, have made up their minds
to meet the chamber of deputies on the 9TH, rec
ognizng the uselessness Of trying to come to an
understanding with the hostile majority of that
body, and being determined to persevere in the
policy pursued by the conservative coalition since
the 10th of May. The ministers will simply an
nounce the Propagation of the chamber for fifteen
DAYS.
Duke De Broglie expresses the conviction that
this measure will be accepted, for the that
almost all the deputies and senators have business
to attend to in the provinces vt this period Of the
year.
During the propagation vigorous conservative
campaign will be carried on. An effort will be
made 10 show that parallel exists between the
state Of the parties IN France at the present day
and that in Prussia during the four years from
1862 to 1866, and that q policy similar to that
adopted by the Prussian government will be
equally successful in solving the French difficulty.
PARIS, November 4. The advancement of
new cabinet with NJ. Pauyergueter as president oS
the council, aud Count De Vogue, now French
Ambassador to Austria, as minister of foreign at
fairs, expected to appear in the official journal
on Tuesday
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When those usually active little organs, the kid.
neys, are negectiul OF their duties and grow slug
gi,h. Fatty degener ton, Brighps disease, dia.
b'tes, and otter dangerous ua'adies, the
re- 1T of neglect remedy This inactivity by me.
Ill n ! means. When the al..impor,ant functions
OF III hi iueys are impericctlN discharged, these
organs neei stimulating and the best possible
agent Tor that purpo,e--,inc II performs 1t Office
without exciting them - is HOstetteis stomach
BIttrrs, which, IN combination " ith lis tOne and
cdtharuc properties, possesses valuable properties
'iiuretc Both kidneys aud bladder are
str ngthenei by 1t, AMI The vigcr which 1t imparts
10 them and the gentle but ehectual impulse which
IL giye- TO theit operations, is the best pos IDLE
guar tntY az inst their bee iming disc ised. The
Buffers are inv uabe In other respects well AS
stipation govt, rheumatl sn and other aiimehts.
nrL1I. Il nd Il ~ ~
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Ask Yourself these QuestiOns.

Are you n dcspondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache. liabiual Cosliveness, Palpitation of the
Hearth Have you Dizziness of the Head Is
your Nervous System depressedi Does your
Blood circulate badly' Have you a Cough J
Low Spirits Coming up Of tue food after eat
ing &c, &c. III of these and much more are
the direct results of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. GREENS AUGusT FLOWER is
now acknowledged by all Druggists to be posi-
Tive cure. 100000 bottles were given away in
the u. 5. through Druggists to people a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person of its wonder
ful quality in curing all forms Of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 cts. Regular SIZE IS cts. Sold
positive by all first class Druggists in the L. 5
juue21 teoC ,Swtf
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Il he Movements of the
Troops.
A Russian Advance b pulsed.

NEW YORK, November 3. Gable specials say
II IS reported that the Russians are forming an
army of 1000 men, with which it is designed to
cross the Balkans and advance upon Adriano ple,
without waiting for the fall of Plevna.
The porte has issued to the populace an official
assurance that Plevna is amply provlsioned and
can hold out for months.
LONDON, November g. The Daily Telegraph
prints the semi-oifical contradiction Of the Berlin
despatch, that Great Britain is sounding the
powers, rs to the practicability of future medita
ton
Sofia despatch of Thursday says fighting
continues on the Orchsnie and Plevna road. Chew
ket Pasha occupies position commanding the
junction of the Orchsne and Plevna and the Or
chane and Lovaz roads.
The Russian advance has been repulsed with
heavy loss Relnforcements are arriving rapidly.
The attempt 10 retake Telische will be made i'm
mediately.
The Russians who were advancing from Olti to
turn ErAeroum were compelled to retire by a
snow storm.
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AS measure of economy, the Trustees of the
Sprague Manufacturing Company have abolished
their agency in this city, and hereafter the clerk
will have charge at the mills. They have sent
their horses, harnesses ard other equipments TO
Rhode Island, discharged their teamsters. farm
ers, etc, aud will hereafter do no outside work
requiring help of this kind. Mr.. j. b. Moore,
the retiring Agent. has been in the employ of the
company for eleven years, the most of the time
clerk and since the resignation of Col. Dew ltt'
As Agent. filling both positions to the acceptance
of the corporation.
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FORTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
House..
HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, November 8.

WASHINGTON. November 8.
Price asked leave TO offer resolution providing
Tor remonetlzlng of silver. Objected to.
House resumed consideration OF bill for repeal
OF resumption act.
After discussion as to the proposed terms for
the management and consider alton of the bill,
Nelly proposed resolution making it a special
order for Tuesday next, aud until Thursday 18th,
when the previous question be ordered.
Willis objected absolutely to the resolution
being received, inasmuch as he regarded the bill
as an insult to the National credit.
The morning hour being used up, q motion
was made to adjourn.
A bill for the free coinage of the silver dollar
was introduced by Buckner.
On motion of Stephens, after discussion, It was
referred to the committee on coinage, rather than
to the banking committee.
Adjourned.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Finley of Ohio-For amending the consti-
tuition SO rs TO elect a President and Vice Presi-
dent by direct vote of the people.
BY Muldron Of Mississippi-For the establish
mcnt OF metric system Of coinage.
by Townsend of Illinois - Authorizing the
coinage of the silver dollar.
Adjourned to Monday.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Explosion.

Explosion.
BosToN November 3. A powder mill at Ac-
ton, was blown up this morning. Chss ii. Perry
was killed.
Thanksgiving.
Gov. Rice has appointed November Goth, as
Thanksgiving.
Arrested.
A young man, name not given, has been arrest
ed for shooting Annie Brennan last Thursday.
The woman will probably recover
f. E. Haywood, prominently known as leader
OF the tree lovers in tins state WAS arrested last
night by Anthany Comstock, on the charge of CIR
culating obscene literature, and baled in 81 800.
Fire.
The dwelling house of r. Grandfeld, at North
field, was damaged by fire to the amount OF $1,000
this afternoon.
Verdict.
At the trial of Jane, S. Lyon, former partner
CT Joseph Bork, the defaultlng city treasurer of
Buffalo. charged with being accessory before the
fact of embezzlement, the jury to-day returned
verdict of guilty.
John O'Brien was struck by train on the I'os-
ton 4 Maine Railroad at Edgeworth station last
night, aud killed.
Found Dead.
Mrs. Dora Christy disappeared from her resi-
dence IN Chelsea about two weeks since, and to.
day her body was found in the marshes off Breed
leland. She had given signs OF insanity for some
time.
Marine Disasters.
The steamship Frankfort from Bremen for New
Orleans reports that on October ID rescued the
captain and seven men of the crew of the water
logged schooner Raynoald Ysrl, from Lisbon for
Norway.
The American bark Augustine Kobbe has been
cut down to the waters edge, in collision at
Liverpool.