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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

At three O'Clock yesterday morning drc broke out In
the large hotel building on the st. Romans Well prop.
erty, Jackson avenue, Flushing Tho flames spread
with great rapdty, and in short space Of time the
building entirely consumed together with several
outbudines adjoining. The fire is believed TO navo
been OF lnccndary origin tramp has been arrested
on suspicion Of being the inccndiary On his person
was found bottle partially Hcd with Kerosene OIL q
piece Of candle and somo matches The property was
owned Jointly, until . short time ago, by Senator
Prince aud Mr. John Higgins, when Mr.. higgins be-
came tho sole The loss Will not fall lar short
OF $4,000 The premises had been unoccupied for
time past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
SALE OF PICTURES.

AZ the sale OF oil paintings at Schencks gallery yes
tcrday following pictures were sold and fetched the
annexed prices Rock Island, r. l., ". N. +. De
Haas Sl3s; Rainy Weather on Loeb Lomond, Arthur
Parton. 500; On tho Juniata, T. Addison Richards
slo7 60: Tho Opportune Moment. Giuseppe Bensa.
SEQ 5O yiolets, Z. W. Wood 1857; The Happy Fam
ily, +. Schaus, $2S5; Housing the Ducks James G.
s2s5 Tohickon Greek. Thomas Moran S265; Won't
You Speak Firsts +. Bouoer, $500 The Morning Meet
ing the Trough Peter Moran and Philip $500
The FIRST Step Paul Philpoteaux, $685.; Skating In
Holland, W. vester 1905; The Singing Lesson, j. NJ
Damschroeder, S2l0: Tho Rich aud Poor, RUFUS
Wright. sl95: New England Home, John Pope, $ls0
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INTEREST ON TAXES.

Tho result OF The recent election in Long Island City
makes IL probable that attempt will DO made 10
hurry pending suit against the Treasurer Of that city,
Mr. John Hovap, for alleged transportation Or
public funds in retaining for his personal
use moneys collected for interest back taxes. The
papers were long since presented to Attorney General
Fairchd, as IL was thought best TO bring the suit
through him, but the trial has not yet taken place
The suit - civil one 10 recover over SID. 00o the
amount alleged nave been taken. Treasurer Hovan,
who Is u democrat, was defeated by another democrat,
who ran under opposition wing OF the party. and
which, IL Is SAID, VIII press inc charges against
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

schr Eclipse, Young. Esw York for Providsncs
Schr Mary Smith, Smith. New lorK for ThomAston
Schr Geo Quincy Gnrnsy, New York for Providence.
schr Salmon wsshburn. Hathaway, New York Tor Tam
ton. .
schr Lille Wells Wells. New York for rroyidenes.
Schr Saratoga kickers0n. New York Tor providence.
Schr John Bnich, Hannah. Hobokcn for Providence.
Schr Richard Law. Hodgkns Hoooken 'or ProvIdenee
Schr " Wheaton. Barrett lloboken for Providence.
schr Price Nickerson; PORT johnson for provdsncs.
schr yicssburg. Randall Port johnson for Boston.
Srhr Eliza Raynor MITCHELL Port johnson for Boston
Schr Aneroid Talbot. Baltimore for Boston,
All the yeses previously reported at anchor Flush.
LAT ave sailed
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In April, 1876, J. W. Smith, an agent OF the Reming-
ton Sewing Machine Company. attempted TO recover
possession OF a sewing machine which was In the
hands OF William Palmer, a canvasser Smith, with
the assistance OF officers got the best OF the
yasser, and, seizng the machine LOGGED him in the
station house Yesterday Palmer sued tho company
in tho Brooklyn City Court for $40 900 damages Tor
malicious prosecution. The jury gavc him verdict
for So60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
ANOTHER MOVES ARRESTED.

The late attorney Of the New Jersey Mutual Insur-
Company, Daniel j. Noyes, was arrested in New
ark yesterday and taken before Judge Dcpuc at tho
Court House The charge against him Is conspiracy
with Stedwell and Brinkerhoof in defraudng the New
Jersey Mutual He bailcd in tho sum OF 81 500 TO
await the action Of the Grand jury Constable John
Post becoming his surety receiving indemnify.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

Steamers Acadia tBr), Glasgow; City Of Dallas Fer
nandina &c; Reading Philadelphia ships Locksley Hall
broke Castle tBrl London Messenger woosuns chin.,
Lady Blessington tNor). -. barks Scutol0 tltn).
Gibraltar Essex Zanzibar ysnora tB Liverpool Ragna
,Nor) wnga ,Swedenl Emba (Nor), Havrs; Meteor Br
Pondicherry !Br,, Marseilles gogart r,. Pen
xacola: Ocean Pearl. and u Apply Home tBr -; origs
Il ii Hesen. Palma; scots Craig I'M. Queenstown or
Fam outh Grata lBr). st Johns. NF Francoforle uta
Palermo Atlanta tNor), Stockholm; schr VIM Wilson, IS
Thomas.
Also sailed. bark Esnorc for New Zealand; brig J F
Ma klavop
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New London April u schr Florence from South
Shetlands, with oil aud seal skins. TO discharge. -
Arrived Singapore Feb IL bark Avoln Bourne. OF NB
from cruise land remained in port Feb ~. -
letter from Capt LAYERS Of bark Thos Pope Of NIB.
ins taken - bbls d oil.
Spokem-Previous 10 Jan %, barks q Morgan. Tink-
ham, NB 10 bus oil Hope On. Baker, do, nothing this
season Den Scott Robbins, do, do.
Feb l. parks Sea Queen allen OF westport 16h Adelins
Gibbs smell, OF NIB; 2Oth stafford, King, OF NIB.
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CONDEMNED MURDERERS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 0, 1871
Fort Smith despatch says tho Arrapahoe Indian
condemned to DO hanged there on the 9th inst has
had his sentence COMMITTED 10 Imprisonment Tor LIE
IN the MoundsvtIle Nv. Val Penitcntiary. The two
negroes heretofore sentenced Will be hanged on the
9th Of AprsL
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BELOW.
ported as at anchor on Flush.

Bark Lawrence ntaD. Polio from Trieste Jan 80 to
Lawrence. Giles Co
Bars spence of Meibourns). Gill; from Auckland. NJ
Dec "a to Arke.l. TUFTS ia.
Brg Agenora. Walls, from Aatanzas March 2S to j
Winchester i 20.
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DIED..

FLYXN-On 9th inst, at the residence OF her SON.
in-aw Or. Edward Malone, Mrs. ABIGAIL TUCKER FLYNN,
in the 10th year her age.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fu-
neral from the Church OF Saints Peter and Paul. Brook
Ign, l.. D., on Monday, the 9th inst, at ten A. ii.
FFor Other Deaths See Second Page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.

Thomas smith, aged ten years. was bitten yesterday
by a mad dog belonging the owner Of large sugar
house at the loot OF Bridge street. Brooklyn. The
dog was shot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

wIycHEsTER's SPECIFIC PILL

Will radically NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS,
Se brought on by ndcretons or overwork u
tue bSin And Nervous System IL Is the most successful
remedy known-pronpt, and ehectuai Purely
etsS'c ana mas been thoroughly tested for thirty years
SEN FOX CIRCULAR. 81 per box. Six boxes Is. By
mail. securely sealed With fa! directions for use -
Jehn e.. Mas xssk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OHx
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURE rRox NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
APRIL ASD MAY.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Delaware. Smith. New York for Norwich.
Brig Mohawk lBrl. Murphy, New York for ~ John. NIB
schr Orianao smith, Ferris. New York for Porchestsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-01
Gardner local NeMs.

The streets leading to the city are fearful to
contemplate, and worse to travel The snow, The
freoz NJ and thawing, and the heavy teams have
made numerous sloughs. If not of despOnd-at
least bad enough 10 make one Respondent Now
is the time when the average citizen reioces a.
the rattle of the wheels over the pavements and
remembers without regret the thousands of dol
lars invested in paving stones.
J C. Morrison is putting up quite an extensive
establishment beside the railroad, near the end of
the Gardiner and Pit,ston bridge The building
is 26N50 feet, three and half stories high. The
frame is up aud boarded, and the work is being
pushed rapidly forward under the superintendent
OF Asbury Young, Esq, of this city. We under
stand II is TO he used for a restaurant.
MIS-. Samuel Rice, an elderly widow lady re-
siding at the New Mills slipped on the ,le walk
Monday forenoon, in front of j c. Lander's store,
and falling fractured one of her wrist bones. She
WAS taken into G.. VI. Johnson's store, where the
fracture was reduced by DIR. {. w. Whitmore at
ter which she was carried to her home
j. A. Clary, with his family, has moved to So
Gardiner 10 take charge of the boarding house in
connection with Lawrence Bros mill His house
on High street is waiting a tenant.
The char ging weather Of the last two weeks has
been productive of numerous colds, and nasal
blasts frequent
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On RsE d. Y.
Report OF the stare Bo,rd of Charities
of New York.
Hospitals and Ain houses are
Lad y Man ged.
All the Appointments Have Political
significance.

New YORK October 81. The state Board Of
Charles report that their Investigations the past
wear OF the different hospital for the sick and for
lunatics, the ALA, houses, work houses, lunatic
ssvlumn- all but one tjecyue H1spital being
on BackwelPs Island, show them to be very
wretchedly managed filthy, over crowded. caus-
ing disgiacelu suiierngs to the sick, aged. help
les and insane.
Theodore Roosevelt is chairman of the Board,
and read the report containing the above chorges.
The report also says the administration of public
charities should have nothing TO do with politics.
but there Is no, an appointment from the commits
sioner down which does not have a political sig
ntcance.
Ripley Rogers Of New York member of the
State Boud of Charities, testified before the sup
ply committee of Brooklyn supervisors ia favor
of shutting oil outdoor relief this winter except
coal. IL sad if the de.titufinn Of out of-door
relief was 10 increase 1t had lone it was ouly
question Of lime as when every body would become
paupers.
lie then gave the cost ofds.rbuton, and show
cd it averaged forty to fifty per cent. The dis
tlbution of charity through public channel 10
only an evil. II was unjust to the poor, to tax
papers, and to charity commissioners. II the poor
are supplied with coal charitable societies could
see they didn't starye.
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STATE NEWS.

Capt. BENJAMIN Webster has received a des-
patch from Capt. Brooks of the bark George A.
Wright, confirming the loss OF that vessel on the
18th. No particulars have yet been received
The captain was accompanied by his wife and two
children, but all were fortunately saved as stated
in the first despatch. When the vessel left the
wharf in Boston she had cost her owners SOL 200
and the freight amo united TO fl ,027. There was
10000 insulau on the vessel and $1,000 on the
freight Her cargo consisted of 5S,3il bushels of
grain. insured for $50 900 in the Pacific aud Pho
nix offices of New York. Porta nd Press.
The twelfth State Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations of Maine will be held at
Auburn November ID, Sd and 4th. Free enter
tainment furnished delegates.
Saturday afternoon four tramps slowed them
selves away in an empty freight car on the mixed
train for Wateryille, and when the train reached
Hermou Pond one Of the brakemen discovered
them and ordered them out of the car, but they
refused to go and the brakemen went for them.
There was lively time in that car for a few mo.
menis, but the brakeman soon received reinforce
ments and the tramps were tumbled out in very
short time.
The Hancock Citizen suspends publication with
this weeks issue.
The steamer City of Richmond arrived at Port.
land recently, having put into Townsend the night
before. Captain hiby says he does not remember
wheb 1t has been SO rough for years. Press.
The following document was found tied to a
on Saturday morning last lie reached his desti-
nation all right, hat ne looked awful dry
ROCHESTER,, n. Y October 10th, 1877.
My name Is Dan. | am from the Central Mills,
Rochester | am going to Boston, where Wright
Il Nhitcomb will put me on the steamer Star of
the East, which leaves Union Wharf Friday even
in Tor Gardiner State of Maine. The Rev. T.
Il. Pentecost will come from Cross Hill to Gardi-
ner for me. | never told lie, nor do drink any
thing but cold water, and always keep my hind
lQuS n thptr nlaep I On my wau tn
assist my new master, the Rev. Pentecost, to car
ness shown in any way, if it is but pail of cold
water will be received with a smile.
TR. & Co.
Two three teams from Machias have gone
up the river for the winters logging operations in
the woods
The mystery is solved. 1t can be did Peanuts
can be raised in Portland as demonstrated by
Commissioner TruXton, who shew us q specimen
of something less than ten bushels which were
raised the home farm Argus.
| Forty-three vessels arrived at this port, few
] days ago, and As some of the lumbermen have
lumber on hand that they want to ship immediate
! ly, business will be lively around the docks
-[Whig.
The town of Nobleboro' is suffering from petty
| depredations Of thieves.
! \ despatch to the Wing says the team of Capt.
Collins was run into while crossing the railroad
track at Mill Creek The horse was instantly
killed; carriage smashed to pieces, but Capt. Col
lins escaped with some very severe cuts upon the
head.
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The BJmbardment Of Kars
Recommended.
CONSIDERATION REPORTED II
tONSTANTIiOPLE,
Another A.uSsian Success Re
pOr.cd.
TIE ATTITUDE OF SE&VIA

LONDON, October 81. The St. Petersburg Ga
lo- ina, despatch from kuruk p1Ia. dated yes
torday, contain ny the news thai sotiations with
the kars garrison were broken oil and the bom-
bal dmCnt J. recommended.
The district OF hagy SINAI is placed under the
Russian administration.
The corps OF General Hevmam aud that Of Ter
gukasoh have Effected junction and are near
Ha..an kcleh.
The Russian successes in the rear of Plevna are
evidently are evidently p. oducing CONSERVATION
in Coustanlinople.
a despatch from Plevna yesterday to the Man
chester Guardian, says it IS reported there that
Orchanle Is captured, with Chefket Pasha and
several thousand troops. Ii this were 50 we prob
ably should have had reports OF it from Russian
headquarters.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, October 81. Christics the
Setvlan agent here, has communicated despatch
to the Porte saying Servia's attitude does not JUS
iily the Porte's complaints; that Serva's military
measures are designed solely to protect her from
tier, and that Serya hopes for the maintenance Of
good relations with Turkey.
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Senator Morion.

INDTANAPoLIs, October 81. y, material chang
in senator Morons condIt. -ince Yesterday
lie rested well ull morning, and retained NOR
food than he has done tor several days but is eyl
IDENTITY growing weaker.
9P. NJ. Senator Morton has been sinking YER
rapidly since O'Clock tins afternoon, and ma,
not live through the night.
Midnight. Senator Mortoa Is awake and le
restless than before ne slept. b.. Thompson al
portion of the family have r.tned.
WASHINGTON, October 81 A telegram t
Judge Ivner says, "Dr. Ihor p-on reports tba
the trouble with Ssaator Mo,t01 now is that Ii
pneumogasiiic nerve is paralyzei " til the loss 1
vitality IN the lungs.
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Marine News.

The brig Maggie, of and for Prince Edward
Island, sank October 221, at The crew ere
rescued by the brig Sophia Coos, and brought to
New York.
The schooner Georgietta, Lord, from Pensaco =
la, for New York, which put into Key West with
loss OF sails, ETC., has rettted, and proceeded on
the 10th.
The schooner Arcturus, from Bangor for Bos-
ton, before reported Off Wood Island dismasted
has been towed into Saco Ferry, and part OF her
cargo Of lumber discharged. Her mainmast has
gone by the deck and her foremast part way up.
She will reship cargo after repairing.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.
The Cabinet will Resign.

LONDON, October 81. The Paris correspondent
OF the LINES telegraphs that the ministry have
recognized The necessity OF retiring, upon finding
the Senate would not undertake the responsibility
of their acts. by according them vote Of couii-
deuce, aud it is decided to nominate a new cabi-
net.
For this cabinet men of the same policy as the
present ministers but having neither standing
nor talent 10 overcome the Senate and liberal par
ty, have been chosen, hoping that the approval of
the Senate may he ohalued for such cabinet
while real power remains in the hands of the pres
cut ministers.
The CORES pondent thinks hat even the min IS
tiers Will eventually recognize the impractical, lIy
of hs plan, which even If drained the assent Of
the Senate, would be seconded by the chamber.
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NEWS FROM TUE FRANKLIN En-
PEDIiION.
Return of the Second Mate OF the Bark
4. iiOughton.
RELICS OBTAINED OF TIE EXPLORERS

NEW YORK, October 81. Thomas NJ. Barry
second mate of bark A. Houghton, which was lost
in Hudson Bay last June, has returned here lie
brings a silver spoon given him by the Esqni-
mauX, which doubtless belonged to Sir John
Franklin. 1t has has family crest upon it,
The E,quimaux stated that the white men Of
the franbln expedition all died at one OF their
villages, from suffering and starvation, although
the E.quimauN divided their scant supplies with
them
a earn was built in which was deposited all val
uables and effects h onglng to the Franklin par
ty, which have always been held sacredly by the
EsqWmauN.
firm here propose to send out a whaling yes
sci next spring to that region, portion of the
crew Of which will be detailed under Barry to find
the earn and bring the contents home. A sub
scrpton to raise Sl5O0O for necessary expense, is
started.
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GEN. GRANT IN PARIS.
His Cordial Reception by the French.

NEW YORK, October 81. A special from Pari
states that at the dinner to General Grant by Min
lister Noyes, all the French cabinet were present,
and at the subsequent reception President Mae
Mahon stood for an hour bY the side of OK Presi-
dent Grant
The reception drew to.ge her the largest Assem-
bly, Of the American colony for several years. and
they compared iavorably with the many European
nations Represented there, although general Invi
taton, were given and no cards issued, not
one OF the leading republicans was present, owing
TO the fact of the promised presence ofthe CABINET
heinz known.
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cured free of cost. Giles Lniment Iodide Am
monia.
Spavins, Splints, Ringbones, Bunches,
Thoroughpins, Spring Knees cured without
blemish.
Strains, Shoulder Lameness, Nayicuar Dis
ease, Shoe boils, cure guaranteed. Send for pam
pile, containing full information to
DIR. VIM. NJ. GILES, 4jl 9th Avenue, n. Y.
Use only for HORSES, the linment in YELLOW
wrappers.
F. w. Kinsman, Agent. oct6- teod&wly
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The ladies of the First Baptist society will pro-
vide an Antiquarian supper this evening in the
lecture room of the church, to which they
cordially invite all their friends A good and
substantial supper will be served from six to eight
o'clock. after which there will be social season
during which Miss Clara 7. Lincoln of North
Vassalboro, will sing. Admission to the supper
twenty five cents. should the storm continue the
supper will be postponed.
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Astonishing success.

1t is the duty Of every person who has used
.Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful quail
ties be known to their friends in curing consump-
ion, severe coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia,
and in fact alllhroat and lung diseases. No per
son can use 1t without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and wsconsider it the
duty OF all druggists TO recommend it to the poor
dying consumpive, at least to try one bottle a.
10000 dozen bottles sold last year, and nc
one case where it failed reported. Such a
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be Toe
widely known. ASH your druggist about it. Sam
pie bottles to Try sold at 10 cents. Regular size
IS cents. For sale by druggists.
mayll -teod&wtf
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO cHh--
:lajip &eune5cr 3lourn5t
BREMEN.
Fire

WALDoBoRo', October 81. The house, ell, and
stable, and stores and con tents, all owned and &C.
CAPPED by Capt. Joseph Duryea of Bremen, were
burned Wednesday morning, about five o'clock.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown. A total loss
except furniture, which was saved in a damaged
condition Fully insured in London, Liverpool
and .Elna insurance companies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-01

SAN ANTONIO October 81. despatch sa,
the missing stage between stockton and Coucl,
was found near Flat Rock, leen miles from !
cos river, the driver murdered, and the mul
stolen. The mail was not disturbed except th |
OF registered letters, which we've missing.
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RetUrncd.

MILFORD, October 81. Hutchinson, the missing
man, returned at one o'clock this morning. He
says when he went out he found parties around
his premise, and tried to shoot them, exploding
both caps of his gun; then tiled throwing stones;
thought he hit and killed man; then he became
confused and knew nothing more till he found
himself at Concord. He then purchased some
clothing and started for home on foot.
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Arrived ,

Walter Brown, real estate dealer has failed
liabilities $1,000.
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CALAIS.


CALAIS, October 81. Capt. Colson's dwelling
house in Midtown was burned on Tuesday night.
Loss 81, 100. Also one of Joseph Grangci's ten
ement houses in Calais was damaged to the amount
of 500.
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TENNESSEE.


MEMPHIS. October 81. Tia. funeral of Ger
Forrest To day. was largely attended. The pa
bearers were Jch DAVIS. JACOB Thompson, Go
Porter, Col. Galloway. Rebe aud Union soldie
attended. The remains were inferred at Elm
wood, with Odd Fellows rites, and military Ger.
mtnV,
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RHODE ISLAND.


PROVIDENCE, October 81 The cottage house
and barn belonging to Martin Crowley, near the
Crans.on line, was burned this morning. Loss
$1,000; insurance - 600. Inccndlary.
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W ASIIlNGTt)N.


WASHINGTON, October 81. Garrison y. Pat
ten has declined the chairmanshi, Of the House
committee on Pacific raroad. because Of his large
interest in q railway in PeRa,y lgauii Of when
Col Thoma A. Scott president. His letter of
dcc alton will b. submitted t. the House winch
alnl.D. IN
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CARL AND.


DEXTER October 81. John Garand's farm
buildings, in Garland, were destroyed by fire Sun
day morning. Loss, $500; insured for 800 in
Penobscot Mutual
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Let that couch continue and die of consump
ton, or pay 80 cents and he cured by Adamsor :
Botanic Balsam. I &c sample bottle at the drug
gists. Large bottle 70 cts. oCt3l-+sSwlw