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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-01
Eegal advertisements
District Court Of the United States,
for the District Of Maine,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY
In the matter of Joseph IL. Dolliver,
against whom petition WAS filed in Bankrupt.
said Court. August 18th, A. ID. 1917
nlSTRICT OF MAINE, SS.-A.warant in Bank
~ ruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate OF Joseph IL. Dolliver,
OF the County of Kennebcc, and State
of Maine, in said District; he has been
duly adjndged Bankrupt upon petition of his Credi
tors; and the payment OF any debts, and the de.
livery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him, or to his use, and tue
transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden by
law. A meeting of the creditors of said Bank.
rurt to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more Assignees of his estate, will be held ut a
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the Court
House in Augusta, In said district on the twenty.
second day OF october, \. D., 1877, at 10 O'Clock
~ NJ =, at tire office OF John w. May, ESD, Que OF
the Registers in Bankruptcy of said Court.
>. S. MARBLE,
u $. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District
septls- lawlwawlt
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PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, F.
No. 20 state ST., opposite KiIby, Boston
Secures patents in the United States also in Great
Britain, France and other foreign countries. Cop
les of the claims Of any Patent furnished by re.
hitting one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency in the United States pos
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
asceriainiDg The patentabilty ofinventions.
X. III. EDDY, Solicitor OF atents,
Testim onialsI
al regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the mos tcanab,e
and sacccssiulpractitioners with whom ha We al
onbcial intercourse. CHARLES MASON
commissioner of Patents.O
"lnventors cannot employ person more trust.
W yrthy more capable OF securing for them m
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
OIce.n .....
EDMUND BURKE
Late COMMISSIONER of PatentsO
BOSTON, October 49, ls70,
X. II. EDDY, Fso.--Dear Sir: you procured for
me. in Is40, my first patent. Since then you hav e
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia aud Washington, but
sui give you almost the whole of my business, in
your lihe- and advise others TO employ you..
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
ooh'"h' 'ah.l 1917. ,fly?
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter of Alden Baker and1
FRANKLIN Il. Baker, individually
and as members OF the firm Of> Bankrupts.
A. Baker y Son, and a. Baker
Co.
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant tC
IN orders OF Court. second meeting OF tn,
creditors of said Bankrupts will be held before
John w May, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, at the
Court House in Augusta, in said district on the
eleventh day OF October, A. ID. 1871 at 10 O'clock
NJ, and a third meeting at the same place on the
eighth day of November, A. d. 1871, at 10 O'Clock
NJ, for the purposes named in section 5,0S2 and
50t3 of the Revised Statutes Of the United States
Title, Bankruptcy.
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Notice OfsAssignee Of his Appointment.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
George Washburn, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
At Augusta, the nth day of September A. ID.
1877.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
pointment as Assignee OF George Washburn, of
Watervile, in the County of Kennebec, and State
of Maine, within said district who has been adj
judged a bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court Of said District.
WINFIELD s. CHOATE, Assignee.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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The Gredfesf EcOn0BitEef OF Time, labor, and
Money.
From one writing by this process several hundred
permanent facsimile Impressions Of circulars, price
lists, designs, examination papers, &C., may be
rapidly printed In an ordinary letter prees send
Tor eircuisr and samples 70 w. A. ROBINSON
Aubarn, GEM A ~ tor Maine. AGENTS WANTED
IL EVERY COUNTY. p2l.flmM-Ih-sat
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MOTHER'Sl For Burns and scalds Bites of
REMEDY. Insects, Poison by Ivy Frozen
Limbs Il Parts, DiscbaIging Sores,
MIX leg, sore AID weak eyes. Boil, Carbancles,
Felons and Styes, Sore Nipples, Broken Breasts,
Erysipelas, Acute Pains, Headache, Earache and
Toothache, Blind and bleeding Piles, Bleeding OF
the Lungs, Uterine IIemorrhage and inflamau0ns
and alterations peculiar TO females is S-ANFoRD's
EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL ASK for IL, because
1t is better, stronger AID Cheaper than any other,
and is warranted 10y Weeks n Potter Wholesale
Druggists, $50 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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Ininn snnnre Thentre.

Andrew Halliday's version Of Nicholas
Ncklchy" was presented last night at this
house under the name Of smike.' II Is a irce
adaptation dealing somewhat more extensively
with the fortunes Of the outcast boy than the
plays that have hitherto used the same story.
Like all previous attempts 10 deal dramuti-
cally with Dickens. however it is
series Of pictures rather than a connected
plot-a collo'ation of eccentric characters rather
than a life like exhibit The pictures give us
in s'rone colors the oflco Of Ralph Nicklely.
the eoffss room ~ IN. Saracen'- Heat the de-
lHrture ot the York mail con h, DothelNys
Hall. and Mrs. Aicketys lodg ngs. Meio;
drama and broad comedy are intermingled
throughout. The departure ~ tho mail
eQa "a. which IS mad" as Jolly ~ po--
scenes are eNneg~raion- - course. and some
what painful especially IN their relation To
Nn,ke; hui i1r all that are n.hatel picturesque
Mss Blou Heron enacted the part ~ snake
with / grant rIev, rn.-4. ami Ina tire d. a'h
scene Ia.ry won "a" tears % the house. Mr.
StOdiaft ulprHr,d as now ATrudn NHJas. II
MS. meaning. bee would not have hren
BE- inaniilia Mr.. Stevenson LAYS ihrin -
tive role oi Nirioi1qNok'r' Vin a qul"tahl nate
wa. madr hy Mss Louise Sylvester ~ t4e
part Of FdimV >Gn'ers. Selling ulon III k
'ns.'s exaggrrations. she animated them
with success that convulsed tho audi
"u 20. The other distinct and PERHAPS
Mr. George c. Bonif,cr- Jofn Brod,e Tho
/ characterization are worthy OF the hlg' II
ltn-e. As for ih" Hd'Dofa >Y'"'S If Mr.;
+ l.u.tff". il e"'n' nnn''s --arly coarse auI
p riI .r.HN-y brutal When hoe is Reinforced ny
rr N ~ n .s- w. NI"'g'
g6o Mhtl anl Nv me ,enonl " I.'pd We e
/ turned into hurlt-il.. Or tUe .,yc cannot r.st
/ hlns n'rrH nhutil' OF starved infants, WITH
OF refusing o. Co. iINN' o. ~" possibility ~ lt
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M92NpAY, May 7;MFLoyEs Az ASn MEAt-Flouss
S Gn s a' & ray saue,d
e u.hy moinen1.n OF ns.re. Corn meal ne e,
o., N,ra staic ~ Wss'esn ,lns %hea, r.
wheat cNtras ~ bostp 10. do xX and xxx ~ 16ci
e.; bai,nt, tIsis 80 siH sprn asu es
Sln sSIer s9 f GSspiyv a. ' q 10
s. -. Ryc -four cGs 70
cqroS., spoi, we've e lower and quiet yiadlns M
marset Va, again decidedly lower, closing a. iossc:
Ansnst ~ Joe Ter s'tt.nhcr 9,sc Tor october lOg1c
i9 GiI2me r. 20 we for mle. oi, i9r Js9@ar .
reoyislossTho market dun for pork sales the
and Tor future delivery 25uj bhls AZ 90 ~ or june and
Bacon nomnally lowcf ct "a e,sic Tor western and cy
Price. ,,'aiy Lard hrmcr. i6i rc'r, monina On TIC
spot at 80 Tor prime c,, and tiu - for Do wc.ern
sio22s june. aud $40 20 down 10 $3.50 for luly
pra,,rd boes ,,sier AZ -o=1. f,r etv'' p1ftSyr
steady. STATE dsues ii~i~c for Old. aud i5s
new. aoa2Gc do daiues old. insl4c. cheese qu,t;
state factory. new. iisloc Ls-s steady. fresh. ~ "a
Ge,is- whca, wa. dun and heavy and The sales were
80 10 Milwaukee So :. siu5'as ~. cago no ,,
winwr 81 71Gs2 amber DO. e. iuss2 10. white do.
barrie, IN, sales embraced TO- bush prime canada at
Under lrce rccee.. .ne. s"n lu, a, SSs62 e ioi
mixed Western. includn. So 3 a., 90 ahoat aud 80
cc also whit STATE III T.. and INSECT - ~ 40.
b 49, Indian corn Opened lower hut recovered aud
t, Iii,,,' bm. ~, ~, , ny ", x on 7 ,ls
,,'a y, .r , nj, ,n,i (,S" .,
i , w3'1 , N an,, n,N' - Wa ~ "7S'".c "''o'
,-ieocini,, RIO conee wa, more active and nrmcr a.
i .e soli sac- of D. 30 bags in,.uiius 400 Lays
lor Naracaibo. aud ass2oc. ier Java both gold Mo-
~ WS IN "ani p'nan' am .' a, '35
| demand anu irn AZ oe' 'sc i.r DOM 'uc Raw si-ars
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TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA.
EXPLOSION or THE sIDONTfN's BOIL-
ERS IN MIDOCEIN.
Latest Details Received ut the once or the
ships Company Terrible Agony or the
Dying Men-The Overdue city of BRUSSELS.

80
Tho steamship Sdonia, whose boilers OK
IL, - A., on, IN 49,. =, a.
pioueu ON INC zV'h ol APRIL belongs 10 tho
Anchor line. and was en- route from this port 10
Glasgow The rsnort Of tho disaster WINS re.
oi,,,t rr,D, a., ,,o,,,i,, -, r. cut T., ut,
VciN'u from mo 'upuhh oil lhe Ohiha' III Dvs'on'
on Sunday. The following are the latest details
r..ai,,J a., th. , M ., 90 tb. AuoL,r limo. n, tho
.'' '"V v''''. vi '''o r''''oi "',o WI ''i0
JUN OF april hpout SUI hllles OUT OF queens
town. in latitude As 81. longitude 33 20. tho
China sighted the Sidonia's signal of distress
ITO boro down upon tho disabled steam
ship, and in response to request by
bor commander tho Cer,o;, ~ ,bc China
aa,,, he -. -, ,,,. n,,,,1 ,,'a,
seiit MS surgeon hpoaru' rms oihclal was
called upon to attend r. Hutchinson. the cook Of
tbo siinrio md ,ho, a., i,,.,,1 ,I,,, 90, tho
smu ''uoii,a' u,iu 'n'h nv iearheu 'nu' On .le
zv'h OF April at A. NJ the Sidonas engine
oi,,,,,,s 60, ,,,,..., Ill. - 81 A.. -.
as9'S''i''S s"o" .''npu,"riS r'pair'u lh' uari-
age nut NJ lo'i a. VI. the engine ceased 10 work
again and seven or eight of the onlcers and
-, ,,.a,,, d,,., :, a., ,,,i,. - =, ,.''-,,
what was wrong. Within a few minutes the
passengers on deck heard an explosion. and on
going down To- the boiler room they found SIX
mih,r ,,i1,i,,a ,,bo In .rnv,l n t,,,iirItnc "r
wern moaning and writIiny in n,onv. Tho
Sc , ir ,b Eo u upCrf e INV tvo
,,ottpi III trnu ,v.r, r.t,t,,.,J' an thnan nun
Gi.i vnrv soon "a ftnr he bnd hann horn, A., Lia
Stat, ron,n Tbr othnr Nns livini1. ana nk"iv to
rnrnv,r whom the surgeon of tho China saw
him -
Tho names Of the killed nrc; Can't Ed
,vnr'ia First Tnpinrer 4 b.nn SECOND Tnpi-
"srr r W,7tin rlird Ln,,ineer Ti.',,h
Gruy. Firnmon li"nrv fugeellnn James Pow
or and John Uodrn n frin1innr ar coal ua-sor
II was romarkahleti that none of the bodies were
hniinr wbicb ,,,r' dri,.n ',l,rE,,h ,he roam
/ with almost inr,icuioiia torn" Tho COOK
iInii.him.nn WIS 9iiybtlv ,.uti y ~ e,lin'nr O~c
Of ihc ur~miir Who VAS lyin., M ~, time Of Inc
resaln was neL ni Il, dntaii thc ~nnso Of thu no.
/ rilant .-nid ~ ,vfiif1n voti In IN. morn
n
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PAYING HOMAGE TO FRAUD.
now THE en- tuBER or COMMERCE. ~
10 REcOGNf/E HilLS.

po.tponius it, tnnuni thinner In Order ~
nave tutm for Guest Expecting Wv
,r,t,,,u TO he Present what Members 81
committee Say About the Coming n""e''
Tho engraved invitations tO IN" l"lh
,nnn,l ningu.' W the New York Cham'rr oi
Commerce ,y.ro i-sn 4 or April 10. and sem TO
Great many distinguished persons ON ''-
lll.rs and oill"rs not members ol h' 'haih-
r4 These persons were requested to p'romo
...tsnftro chamber " Commerce ~ pr'mun-
ga ., n. evening Of May B. Among these
Indications was one which read "a follows;
1rl.ru,NRER or COMMERCE
t,,t... ruirr.rl X Ha,cs President of nc United
.si. 30. Dol. 81 b.. n' ,i.g, snd ,fi,n,. a., .lg ox
ss'" ,,.' ,..o., i,r1'so. W., g. At "a, oelocs
,..,. .'g1,' Of A'''R.I NJ, NJ. Tabor.
''"' csessse wilson
~" '''' An early answers requested.
hsin,ilnr invitation. except in the name and
itp. was sent to samuel \. Iill"n. Mr. Hayes =
Cabinet officers. Senators Conkliug and k"rnan
Gov. Robinson and members of the stntr dow
ornmcnt Mayor Ely AMI other city Officers,
clrrgymcn Judges and others also received
invitations. If any member OF the committee,
or any member of the Chamber Of Commerce,
ft chat there WIS any improperly Ia inviting
aIrmdulent President o. sitat banquet with
Ill. man whose rights he has usurpcd. such
ferimg found no public cNprD ssion.
y Yn after th,-o invitations had boon sont II
wi4p-.rrtlinod tnnt Mr.. Hayes would Poe unable
t.auand the liun'r on April ,. In this there
wis nothing strange perhaps nothing unoN-
reatol: for II has happened. according to tho
recollection oftwo members Of the committed
taino President has ever before been uhle TO-
accent the invitation Of tho Chamber of Com.
MERGE FOR its annual dinner. Mr. hHv's sent
b. IA 40 HN If %
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IMTSEffENTS.


without doubt the actress who last night
-, ,,o conn n, Tho Firm Avcnno Theo-
caillc upon VI. - "' ~ W. - .
trc deserved TINS hearty ana generous welcome
that she received. Whatever may be the exact
- , NJ, N,itso,,s ,,ior,s--,,1 4, 10
measure W "'sS N'''7oi u'i'n.s "n" ~ -
,.,,,,,,,oi ,h,n osti,,nt thc for,c If a l,,rn.
~ w. -. ~, hoo ,I,ni.,1 ., Lo, ,ho
lhE N'iV"nV ~ o'iV nus uoni'u w MI '"'
possession OF rare and graceful gifts.
-, - 49, L. ', ,ta, 49,, ,',,
always brought to them the sensibility and deli
e,ev thnt nur h.ttsr indymnnt rcnuir.d Her
',' .''"' ''' Jus Wv ~
J"'e was a Hnrvel Of tenderness ana you'I'ui
rfy,e, md nor PosoJ,,d romans IN ia
Vi'''' "nu "'l "o'".W' io"'"'"S w 10
n' n Gg''VSs ouor % 'aS wovH rsn D',wsyn
t',1 s,.,,.i,,, H. ,,,,,,,.,rI 1,,,s ,br,u,,h
uonu' s""''"s III ""'""" ~
the romnnce OF nature, ana inc not I'M
uulsiyr Gauntlet thcrc Ia n vido chnsm TO be
p"SNV 0'nov Iroro - W'"s So" s"n os
but the airy gulf in the soft blue mountain
obnfn ~ char,otnrs vnr which the rnn1-ie art of
''''''' ~ ,,,' l,',,
Since that former season Miss Nelson has
given to thn American puhlic two other Shake
XIV" " '"' 'i''"'' 49, w., W. ''''''
spearean porsonagos. They are hnogen and
VIOLA and 1t was the latter which sho
,Ast nfht lroS"hioI ~ mrgo anu niEn-
~ r', ',~vnN ~" ,, IN mo AKIN, ~
d.. a., a, "a. H., .r, .,.lltII TINT -, .Nn.tl q
IL, al " H. ,r, n.y., d 80 Nj Niiar "rrv-let6
/ XG,Gii" nlm'd mr.. rn,nlv thnt sn,rk ins
Nis,,, ~, a,, '''u, Nv W, y,i, AMI h,n,'r INT
Wl,h u" va ''iW ~ M,' ",, III, ,i,,,t
~ ~, i 'f,.'' Ia, Unit I'm. ,.i,i Xxx h.,
~ , 1T ~ - n ,t,s, fau.i,.s ~ mo moot ,yath,r
! faS'sS. ~, 49, ~ i'"Oi'7 va "i' 49, ~"
Il ~ Mi.a Ntiso,,s chiof mort. that sbo nm
,r,hiitS,,i ,,i,, ~ di.tir,.tiva mi muir.
iur i'm tho r'l,Iin "ih"r words. what ia
ms III .uv i',,s i''so' rnTfnr",' MT iy
| ' ,o,..i.o ort NM Jcn"s ,hn' r"nor,nr
"s mn r',,na frht how sis the nx,uisii. ism
l,,i ',ra ,h,,,h nj, l,,, ii.'i '.," a.,
isi,. in Ir ,i,md .i,,r,'r 49, INV. sa,,, NOR,
''h~llN@ ~ isN-IiA,i hl'lf'ftt INV hlA'i'
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MONDAY. May 7-P. M.--The early spccu-
lation at the stock Exchange developed n
weaker tone at a decline OF i.a s. G. cent. hut
the bun combinations soon came to the rescue.
ana succeeded IN further advan ing the market
'.a2., under the leadership of Rock Island
which rose from a2A To gi-t with Delaware
Lackawauua and Western At the same time rail-
lying fr m tn'. 10 t2i.. This strategic moye-
mcnt turned the scale in favor f those oper-
atne for arise. during which New York Central
advanced II 70 e6 Lake Shore. a 10 jI'i;
Western Union. IL 20 G3's Michigan Central,
= TO 4AA -. Paul preferred. = TO As and
Northwestern preferred. IL 10 I6h. After mid
day. however. under the influence of free
rcalizaions 10y the leading hun Spectators n
downward current WAS set in motion.
which recorded. in most caScs. the low
est points Of the day. and from which
the market only partially recovered IN the later
transa tions. The bun and bear combinations.
10th of respectable proportions. were more
fully defined today. and th" opeiaton- of tho
week hid far 10 hc conducted with AN Unusual
dcgrer oi spirit. Int u view II ih" recent sharp
adNHnr" in On" leading 81 cialti. -. and con-
tri disposition 10 a. .eii nt .modrrt" profits
lower marA,l - not ,nnukely during NJ ,nrN
few lav-. Weston Union al the second -all de-
cined 10 G2 q; Now -lork Central 10 % -.
Michigan Ccnlralto 49,. Delaware Laekavanna
and Western 90 "a DelaThre and Hudson
from A. to 80 Morris and I-- from -,
10 % :; North western preferred 10 SO and Rock
island p. 10 "SA. The weakness of the latter
s.. vas due "a report That Aecompapy dur,
money ON Northwestern stock collateral. Han
nifal ami ~ Joseph adyan red from II % - 4.
hnd thr preierr a r"sr = to IN; Ianama sod
Central wa~ 2, h,ttrr nj 574i hut thc dealings
IN the other shares were not Of special signih-
Tho total number Of shares dealt IN was
l9l "23. II WHICH Lake shore represented H.
215; Western Union, Al $50; Delaware La'ka-
wanna and " Western. 80 600 10 Island. -. -
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The following statement Of gross earnings Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway the month Il
April Freight s4i goi -. passenger si5 $50 II: mail,
3 900 io express, Si37j miscellaneous st45
tai S22l Oj7J7, corresponding period last year. s2li
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How naivoly tho w0man's timility hronks
through the boys valiant exterior. when
love is not the cause. And how charm-
iugly her pcrpleNltivs bctray themselves
I'm her grent dilemma. t. us the whole
r>pnaton, far from being a heroic
figure that catches the eye with IL proporii ons.
H. rather like one Of th,s.. gems upon which
the antique workman has cut the exquisite out
lines of beauty. and through which outlines
forever glow the impcrishable dyes Of the stone
itself. Flaws in the workmanship may be- de-
tected by microscopic eyes. no doubt. -
Nelson shortcomings are in the grammar ~
her art ana are mninly these of uttrran,e But
these trivial defects have been noticed tno often
tonced repointiug now II j. sufficient e. say
that ina " Twelfth Night. as There ar" NO dl1zy
he Sht- col pass ION She stunblvs but lutte.
Tn general cast ~ the play sls' sat SID. ton.
II presented Mr.. IymIf.n a. Ntid-'.ru. MI.
DuSliga us So IlV B,nb. Mr. Fisher H-
NnrolO. Mr. Hardeuuurgh a. the clown. Miss
Higl ~ ohrid. and Mr.. Drew AS SIR AnAec
Aciscieet
TINS di-trihution II not specially brilliant.
W.- al lutl-t efficient
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

stSfsrrRF ,tNANAc-rls nay
sun rises ..... % sun ,ot. as Moon rises -
fu.H " trft- riIs rAN
Sandy Hook 30 GOV Island A. Hell Gltc... 20
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~ vou want ,Irornms health mud strength,
~. M--lI-. ---L ulA ~ ADmL.- u A..l- u
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The Rest vrmrdv rnr thildren while Teeth
lNsl. Mr. " lNSLNN .tAlus =, gup.
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rrngIe Samuel 90 an Elopsmenl.

N n N-T f-I-I NII'
DAYTON. Mnyl This ncighhorhool was
Thrown Iuipa -tUt"o excitement tO-dly by ana
nrHprt with intent la k,u, mad" hy a. Mrs
fraHrrupon Henry Corh.lo. lorhrlo -io" and
married Mr.. lralier'- daughter during her
,r il ',! ,'' I i" ,,,,,t 'n u
the mturmoi mother. who Immediately m-
Ia krd Corlelu. iulllctug severe flesh WuunI~
with pocket knife Mr.. Frazier threat. n to
10 shoot tOrbelO.
Bates q I.oDtc. 81 Park row. mako estimates
and contracts iur rif-In i 900 At anne
without lUst " "a, AIftlus,r. --.lat,
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Death la the air around offensive priyies!
lINIiNi 40 p, .IINrN lowest prices y cam pow r.
O.N- anal psna,D Au- company. 10 Crosby, near
DO
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DR.. Brckcrs Eve nl-0m viii cureinnamed or
, 1877-03-03
A NJ A.
From Calls News Letter.

The weather of the past fortnight has been
fine. On Monday, the 18th Feb. the North
wind set suddenly in, and at Bellevue, in the
Port Royal Mountains, the Thermometer regis.
tered Sac In the grass, and 44o indoors, while
at the United States Observatory at Myrtle
Bank it registered 70s. The Report for the
week ending Saturday, the oath February,
may be stated thus =
barometer (mean corrected to 1927 ....3O 1873
The mean of tho Thermometer. ..-......79
Relative Humidity. "a
Msximum. .........66 Minimum........73
1OtaI Rainfall (lnches)
WIND travelled in 2 $50
Prevailing Wind .Southerly
A bill has been introduced into the Legisla.
tive Council for the more summary punishment
of pr~dial larceny of los. value and upwards,
giving the Magistrates power to sentence per.
sons on a second conviction, not only to i'm.
prisOnment and heavy fines, but to q whipping:
This bill does not come a day too soon, for
Industry In Jamaica has been we'll nigh crush.
ed out by the Wholesale larceny of growing
crops and small stock, il being so much more
easy to steal than to work 1t was at one time
so bad that it was next to positive ruin to
reside within the districts where Mr.. Justice
Rampini or Mr.. Justice Mashsder were appoint.
ed District Judges, and fortunately for the
citizens of Kingston, they have no growing
crops to steal, for Mr.. Justice Bicknell, the
Police Magistrate, has also q reputation which
neither of the two named Judges can approach.
Of course, In such localities, the district be-.
comes q thieves paradise, no person being
, 1877-03-03
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ST.. THOMAS STATION.

February "a.
NV YORK, February A.-The Commission an.
pointed to examine the disputed votes for the
United States Presidency have given Oregon to
General Hayes, the Republican candidate.
February 81.
New York. Feb. 9oth.-There is "a report in
London that the International conference on the
sugar question, now sitting in Paris, will be a
failure in consequence of objections raised bv the
french Government.
An attempt to get up huge Fenian demonstra-
lions in Cork and London on the occasion Of the
Head Centre Omahony's funeral, has failed.
In Canada there is a great financial depression
and the Budget shows a deficit Of two million
dollars.
February az.
New YORK, 27.-In the British House Of Lords,
lord Strntheden moved that England should inter,
tere in the Eastern question.
Inc motion was followed by 3 strongly anti Rus
slan speech from Earl Grey.
In reply, Lsrd Derby, Minister for Foreign Az
fairs, denied Lord Stratheden's assertion that sx-
isting treaties compelled England to support
turkey especially ufter her advice had been ne.
elected.
February %.
New York. February 2sth-A despatch from
Constantinople announces that a final under
standing has been arranged between Turkey and
The London " Times" has received informs-
ton that Russia has resolved to demobilize hor
forces.
In the British House of Commons. Mr.. Bourko,
Under Secretary of State, in reply to a question
stated that her Majssty's Government had not
received any official information as to the report
Of Russia's rehabilitation, nor had Count
SehouvAlof, the Russian Ambassador, any advice
to that effect.
In the German Reichst0g two deputies Of Dan.
ish origin have been disqualified, in consequences
OF their having refused to take the oath OF ale
glance to the Prussian Constitution.
The United States Electoral Commission have
given the vote Of South Carolina to General
Hayes, the Republican candidate for the Prssi-
denoy.