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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-29

HallOwell Post Once.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted
a. 3.44 and SIS p. NJ. closes at LAO A. M, and
for the night Pullman train at p. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted,
at 657 ana ll.57 A. NJ; closes at $3.50 and
p. M.
Litchheld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and THURSDAYS at p. M.
Once Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 P. M. A.
NO mail arrives on Sunday, the Office viii rema D
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
E. ROWELL, P. NJ.
HalloweIl, October, 1877.
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Weekly Asnnebse 5ourual

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Atsost iono paper in the State, containing uewn
petlca articles. sgrc ulturAl and scientific %
ets, Ao-, &C.
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Irsnsient Advertisements, o. 90 per inc for rat
sertioA. "o'oa"eA' IN
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AVGVoVA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS
For delivery of letters, from 7.3O A. NJ. 20 $50
On Sundays, from sl5 A. M. to lo.l6A.M.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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bAth and Rockland 405 and 500 p. M
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rpAI,mngton pA, stage via Read6eld, l.30P.M.
Belfast, 1919 A. NJ. and 1858 p. M.
belfast stage, l000A M
Skowhegsn, 1912 A. NJ.
3rana Trunk X. X. and Canada, 4.O5 and 800
soldiers Home 1000 A. NJ and 7.OOP.M.
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Belfast stage, 3.45 p. NJ.
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Inc following Advertising Agents are author
iteo 70 receive subscriptions and sdvertiseme nts
tsr tie kRNNKBEC JOURNAL:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
VINO Is RESPONSIBLE?
A Brooklyn Man I-r uncared for In Cell
while Fatally Hurt.

Coroner Nolan of Brooklyn impanellcd
jury. yesterday. in the case Of Henry Barten-
hagen. vino died in Harrison avenue on Thurs
day II injuries received while drivins: horses
on the 81 inst II WAS q driver for Ticdomann
CO. While turning corner he was thrown
10 the pavement He received contusion- On
ii- leg-. and also on thu side Of his heal. OIL
GER THOMPSON arrested him on 81. grl." oi bong
irunA. In the Tenth Precinct Police station De
wits locked ", In % coll until morning. and thon
Ms fined 10y Justir" Bloom. From the police
rourt he Ha- tax II nour IS his friends. and
hr-'. Ear~nhGgrns friends shy tha, lie WAS
har-i " AMI 'ru. nv treutrl uy the police.
Nj. il sr.rAn Iiedrinun dg mr. that ilc de-
rei4-"i man was ."n'-' hhi svis'.; thN. near
lug %: h.s arrest. himself and In. CHRISTOPHER
NUS went to tn" police station; tnni I'll" lp-
.r Captain referred them t. 'ne Sergeant.
They We're shown iu IA" cell aLd tn" prisoner
complained Of being locked up. saving he WAS
not nor hHd be been. drunk. and that he W,-
suffering Intensely win unin. principally in hi-
legs. on which he could not stand. IhrNl~ ltor.
told tne Sergeant that the Prisoner WAS ~ and
o. Iay tor his services H. which they cots ntid.
aud the Sergeant gave l"lcr .ohlcrr the ipi.
dresses oi twp physicians VINO lived n"lr. Nut
whom the officer returned and SAID lr could
~, ind that The yisitprs tired to ban u" rrn-
Mr!eoucr mus r"nai. until morning. Ar.
I!re"man says il was an "p'rs' .''S Bart
EN- a,.ru ny. IL y" Wa- NOT druuA. hui lliINt'i.
ga h" wont 10 court next 'uorulul. alter tnn
ar'iici.t and knows that I,attruhag-n told
Ju.tica hlo1n II" vas not drunk tat u, -p.t'
TN. M Justice fined the prisoner 80 AMI sl3U
Mr. Herman T.cdcmnn says the pDli.en, u
who Ta- srL' ,or the bhy-i'.au- was urdrt tuo
iuNueH.r 90. Aluu., hiid i" du'- mot nr4l'N" p
Went ior 'i'n' al nll Inr i'r.-'n"r "a" ir'st
stat "a - Justice Blooms court. u III" CTS
hA1i ~ ~ ifW lN0 l'g- Icing swollen and hr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
PRIZES IOR THE RTTLEnFN.
The Presentation TO the Ninncrs--'rhe Move.
,ncnts OF she British Team.

Col. Peel. ot the British riilcmen, was at
Crcedmo1r yesterday. for tho purpose of having
the toam's property packed for shipment. He
starts for England ON Saturday. Major Waller
il to 10 ola tine 10Th on cruise in the yacht
Ncsta. The oihrr mombrrs Of the team are un-
dsrii,d concerning, whnt they shall do. As "a
poin, ot honor -qid MAJOR Waller 10 the re-
poltrr. eve shall attend in Giinorc's Garden
90 Tur- !ay r,anin.a when ihc international
trophy IT, tu hc Represented To the American
team Aurrtha, Sir Henry will probably 20
to Chicago and ;hrnrr to Snn Francisco.
Last evening. in the State Arsenal. ut Thirty
nith street and Seventh avenue. prizes were
pr, -ritrd to those WHO have won in the com
petitions in the rarlN finished fall meeting .,
ihr National Ril' Association ut trccdmoOr.
The hall WAS {, .toenri wi;h iags.
Marathon 70 hrpnD tnir'. 10 The California
team, which won the hrst PRIV IN the state
Jnd;;r Stanton said that The Wimbledon cup
would h, presented hv sir Henry lalfori 10
Dudlr, ~tph cd Now Orrais. Thr rup T. val
ued ~ ;In' 1t wa. lr'-enird hy jhc Princess
Louise o., Henry Fulton in July $50. he haS-
iny na,lr a -rurt.of 1888 at tir .ulD yards range
at NimhIri9n; Last I'VE Mug. Nh"n Sr Henry
.isiii.,. l. a,-h and hn'h locked ul,pn The hand
sumr cup. tho Engli-hu.sn s"'ln"d t"lishtcd
/ H., spot, with ,urn"-tn'~-. ana attracted in
~tantanrou. ard llN"d Wi'rli'ii. ne -hid mat
ti, President of ia" u-- ''iatiVa htN done him
an houar 100 asking him tn present me rrizrt
Sir Henry said he hopod imt IN this
country ihcrr Will hr no jealousy ol thoso
wAu have brought rlli" aho"thE f. rcr-
io.iili n,vrr before known. SIR Henry de-,
serb i4c rr,-t .utinl"u ~ Nmi'l' ton. ant
/ ;In b.-t .h.i ~, tu,. world. | ,4ttird him that
II N,"r. ana American should coy # that prize.
| Tn" man who mahc- III" highest score. as he
one who dr,- hi- -huotlne IN % team aud who
! D. uii-t.iiN g,tci"i. rae elr,'h was an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
EXPLOSION ~ 1 ctRrRIDGE sHop.
Tho AIR FILLED with Nuiies and shattered
shens -Thres Men BADLY Injured.

Nrw liANES. Sept II. BY an explosion OF
cartridges in tho Winchester Arms Company's
work.. this afternoon. Mark Elalluday aged II.
Tno-. Il 'Nulty. ard Jas callahan were pain
fully injured. the first named probably mortal
Is. On l1tdiu. press siNiy cartridges which
w.r. receiving balls were exploded while the
pins from the Yin rlh'" nhuN" Wrr" pressing
Them into position. There were ninety ar
tridgrs on the marhn" Following u single.
sharp crack cum" the explosion. which was
heard long dl-tgnce, tn" prc~s was ruined
tered shells aud one bullet struck Hallndny on
the frontal bone. and. cir ling round t. his back.
lodged under his shoulder blade. making u
ghHStly wound. Both Of McNUity- arms and
hands were badly burned. on" eye injured. and
his hnir .ing-d. callahan had his left arm in
fired. but no damage WAS done. Twenty per-
sons were in the shop AZ the time. hut no
others wore injured Tho cartridges Were rim
fires. and very dnM. erous and hArd % lOad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16

aua L' Ma ''' ANN ''''''''7 '''''''
Tho san franc.oo Minsisos are doing II bur
.. r5s on4 1S S I1 '"'@'r" in AmeT'" is
IaJolic rar.uuisu-c WILDE done By Aimee
omofrnW uisht 90, noUns
, Ta' a a p@faa rrag@ q The p"niies'"r'
Cnd"rth' Willow. M Interesting melo-
drama, - stl playing a. the Ly''un.
" Robinson Cru-oc' presents at Wallach'S
ueauc Hmern onnin'ron'" ntU,',. DANCING. amt iuu
Tuc-idy rvruius next. the rnrmcn'. might
a. ntmol' s. WILL SO he presentation " the centennial
Tino opening II the fall horticultural ENhM-
r'nt. place at dlmofr sGaId' non Wednc'dA, n.shi
MT Il" Nr' T .' ,a 70 uN Ia, p o os '
c,rht.l a.,c.
Mo "Min-trols Jubilee is tho ti,lc Of an en-
Mn,tr'l- t. morrow m.Ai
The Gormsnia Thcair" in rourtecnih street
Nyucni,fH II iuno Wa, Ii. .,, ls,.,ntcJ
the ,oprr institute p.mo, Mu.i"l aud lit-,
rroi. j. j Noi.o1 tonc no,n ilou'aII, ui l,d.Au-.
Mr. Soihcrnr n'r orman'.o III trg,t ..,d
Juiicu Francisco il MiN Is H1i, "a u"W 'nr-
hsiis.ooo u ,'.> N ta,. l'' '''"'' " lo''''s
lis salataa >ir so,hcru pilates giving
SPECIAL M1uwc, VIM l"a ;. T., l",,, ~ i',|l 'r,te
uonin rir ,tu-hcd lr.-' linn
scn-3>ioua draula GAIL II. Secret Sorvire;
al. Mo FABIAN. UlH To- t,fNt Mrft,uiA VI N,Duuul-l.
Nilnc liuu,ri ~ thc Grant oY",t House TOM, lruM
usht N,Ne4 cl 'ris ot sus can't steam aio Promised
ro-morruW evening Miss Maggie Moore and
Nj e. williamson Wll W, s,ut lh'ni-cN. nc the
lm.u Sluur llwA'rr ~ prt. nov I" fhis cay. and
entitled " Sir1Oh CA lnrSe player. have Achiritd A
mot iouai .ahr Success N,rfNcl tirN hatt Al ptiitt
amt ih'rrui Ia morrow cNontu. Promises a. b. AN "a
urr,iin. ti, .iri,ii "ttff
The Theatre tpmiaGr. now the only Bia;n.
wo> - udi inrni dc' vote" Z, fnrc> oner,iof M. Nc,A
nn"nr ma uNr 900 HnN muu.l} ~nnitln ihat ,. Amui-
H." ntt irilnrhcs a AuuA f,ri-. lu. u,tfat. Singer
Ml" h' ur kuuwn IN The fl-h daN- COB the iiHut ,p It
House Harry Ku0dguod and 4 leANiitlnAurW -ht T. b
called ole bull on ihr Tramp, Arnold hrali, oue Of
the brothers lunAf managers aud dancer, amt luI
By aud LAuty.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
MR.. DiLr'S GOOD-BY.
lie Explains his Theatrical Ahnirs and Prom
iseS Future Novelties

When the curtain fell on he last act OF
The Dark city, In the Filth avenue Theatre.
last evening. Mr. Aulgstn DAILY management
Of that house Of amusement ceased. The audi
cncc which about half filed tho mousse. seemed
to expect u speech from MIR. Ddiy. and ~ tho
stage lights war" put ont and No oa" appeared
before the curtain. there were call. Cor" Daly!'
"Dalyl' viii Il. with tn .uppiun ~ bands and
STAMPING "f feet, wrr. continued fpr TWO or
three minutes. Mr.. Dalv Iil UDi show hvrs IT,.
In r.SplanHtionO al ms affairs Mr. pa through
hi, manager. informs Ia" utlii. ,int w. ias
cancelled III" l'Hs' ~ t' f.li! az Nu' urH-
ire,niM desire, o. explain hri 'ii' Aia f"asnns Tor
this step aud h- rluu- for tn" iilur". Duftnt
the last four years Mr.. Daiy mas it 20 "oinp'ii't
To- conduct His extensive iiltt. l4'll s'"-litt-.
upon basis Of sNNf''-'- IN"i o., lnHSNS uitl
contracts mudr prior tO tho general roiulurrca!
that business tar u-h four such v. as uuoh
such basis up h. this tIuur I'll 'rs~iully -, ms
submits. ample evidence tliu Ir has spared ~
effort. and that the public hns heartily applc-
hu-in' -, a. opportunity offered uiud figures
better suited To tie prr~on, times. he has met
with success in every ,piHrI"r - 'ii one. nud
that on" proved l.-pcnsuuic in thc continue
which he mas lecn 49, long iirniiiirl.
On the 2hh uf on ,Drr Mr.. j .ruh Jefferson
will commence !li- snlV rugug,fu.nt ia tho
United >iut"S this season IN puoth'~ Th"rire
under VIZ Dads mHuu9 mont. and ni u Inter
period Mr.. nDls viii Offer 70 revival, long non
iemplgtci. ia w. 10 ether gr"ul utis,- Mil 10
Introduced. Dnfilg tn completion " these.
and other arrangements Tor = p.rmui III re-
,stabI ,-hmtu. iu y W lufh. VIZ. bHlN nt- hr-
crpi'd Tor himself and bis rYNtrany the very
cities AMI will begin u riot ur With his own
repertoire Of phys ON the Ati n~i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16

In an inquest yesterday la the case Of Ter
ence ~ yt u ~ ssNeii ,itc. via" wa. killed. hy
fragment ct stone iona bias, az lne, fourth stree, ami
seventh aNcuur, VIII F. cia,l,d rrWsh lcas, shutter
and struck hi un tr l,at 10 was Iwn ttat fNr tFtu
pants 81 the n Nhith b. Nt'uu Iutttrt uI thr bltst
were not wtru, 90 tlr u-l..D Ntlarl I'll, rinu. the
contractor 81 ~iAtN 'utu si"et amt LlsN,ufn tNcun.
Hni Gtor-r smith, &C. seventh avenue and iitiN seventh
street. tie foreman oi tho Won, were committed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
HAYES IN ONO.
Tho Journey FROM Fremont to Cincinnati and
the Speeches ON the Way.

KENToN. Sept. 1j.-Tho special train bear
ing Mr.. Hayes and party arrived hero ut ga =.
NJ. Several hundred persons. with band of
music. were in waiting at the depot. and ms the
train came in greeted IL with music and cheers.
Mr.. Hayes. from the platform oi the ear. said;
vas tnltl when was nv ~ NV Emtlaud lN Avery
dent 70 preside. am II he's -lycn ING very grca' relief e
undertake Nat duty Mhcnc,cr have lmen called
til pr cut n,'i' al % making speech, II cnl', az to
attention. since have he"u ohio III, time hrs been
NH, sr ng" p .. ar y go a SI' ya IA, al
n"ytol aud lc.crln, at Fremont. aim The oldor- sum
son.lodvcl.' work lui required H. do l'wil now
on,o WHO has br'n .,"cr..;al ~, rst.psni,y ,rn,a
VIZ Tor patriotism and bravery. GEN W : Nosccians
The General said:
return ny i,ens, 70 yen for nj, gTcsuns from The
dcmom.irae Gai ic 1olpf viii rai On on 10 o,crs What
he ousnt to do ,imsci By n'ins way to Nj NecraP'
Mr.. McCrary said:
fcnuw cii7on. ohio have only the RI to occupy
MON, ut n ihns. Sou how Glad am e. he ia lou.
ha. toii III, mat MI. grand ,aiic, tIrmen whirh We
be- compelled to a-irc with HIM certainly II l. stat
lcnntl part 81 it. Sc M reason WI, an m'n 'io',d
Mr. Hayes ;hcn introduced senator Matthews.
who said:
Twenty lnrl Res unrut that achieved distWrtiuu 10y
hNIil a. T., Nui made roHn Tor col Have.
", lrt, AT distinction AMI title a. 1t !. thai am Tie oN
clu.n Ulhn holds 0tiir, hctn- well ticl
stool thai th, YER, Jew uhu urcui .ng iui
e Io.iiui. ani ii, tpmAh, q tine dl.iiirN ~ my
Iuinc ic tAi shall 'tlpcNHry uu"r inan IA OHIO 10
1T an Olive. inu-htt
one popularity OF the Presidents journey TO
Cincinnati j. that hi- train l.. making the b"St
TIM ON record in the suite. runnin. the Ill stance
from clyde - Bel .fon,ainc. 81 miles. in iOl
nihut -.
The train bcaring Mr.. Hayes and pnrty ar
rived at the Cincinnati, Hamilton ANA Dayt IA
| Railroad depot 40 = l.. NJ. and tn prp r.a-lun
moved irpul thrrc t. the tower rHu az Fourth
street. az Fourth t. Walnut. hating al thc tIp-
son House. where SIR. E.N.- Wa w. 'Durd uu
| nchnlf Of the poop" "i 'ihcinhh' ~ we h''.
! which Mr.. Hnyc- resi- undcd.
The formal exercises having closed. Mr..
| Hayes was driven to the residence OF Or. john
| DAVIS. where he Will remain during his brief
| suJcurn in this city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
Tho SAFETY Of Prof Ua,den's Party.

NAsHINGTo> Sept lj.-For the last week or
two con,i, rahl az prcho nson has been manifested In
regard the sniy OF the q Brchlcr division OF rso
laydcu's rUuo.!Oal survey. dc.Iatch Just received
from Nj Bccl!r. himself dated ~ 'amp Stl ihAl-i,
announces the arrival VI the party that place aud
that teN now ne1 ond all ln,shie danger ami viii
arrive AT nawm, springs on the Union iacc Railroad
by the 10Th VI tiils month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
The strandinu Of an ocean steamer.

MONTREAL. Sept. lj.-Thc steamer Lake Me-
santic, u tc Beaver Line. sailed tins morning. az day
hight IN dense ios short distance below Loohrlaya
She ran upon rou; of land called Batnor Rouge. where
size remains win her how hgh and ry and her .torn 10
decl water she has a ltrgc ant valuable cdr4o. IN
Guiding number ui sheep anu cattle tnr TIC En.lsli
market ~ believed that tlc Nc,,.li> leuNs and that
tn. cargo All have o. Tee removed o. ~ Ltr OIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16
M.ivINE IN7I.ILIGESgE.

stNfNrNr NHNtN- f'If. Htg
sun rises. 4. Suu st. 10 Noon SETS. IL 70
wArth-lifi~ tti.
sandy Hook. - cor. island l. leIl Gate. 80
s. Adriauc rcriS. Liverpool sept o, and Queenstown
7li
city of chester. Tibhit-. 1,craool, Sept D. and
Queenstown stA.
= illir kn.ht Mccreorv. ri.lai. lrhia.
- flcunura. lol u.,,u. Portland
- ,uit stream. q 4hui. Charleston.
- Idaho, Home. Liverpool : ,L =. and Queenstown
9Th
- Regulator. Do4n.. Wilmington. y g
\ ~rh"itnu Lan~rn. Euuer'Nn sept ., and FLUSH
nv :M
slur Gc,r-c II nnl;1n Hamilton. Liverpool
Bank NiuJ Bonn O.. bununs. N.pluWaiL
Natk Eureka. thaitI. lu.lv
barn Franz. NlU.tn. DIntkic.
Bnrs Jan Van Biuk, ne Rover, Psiana
BARK Marian tiu. I..Wt-. Port Splin.
BIik Norf'fuINll4t. ~ntliN. Newcastle. Eng.
N0s Oriental Never. ~aulu.
Bri. Eansnir. lli.uu. Puerto tnbrllp.
'lr southern cross. lutt r~lr, >hulte,
SrIIr efHgifl. tru--itIn. y -
Atotit usudl riN,r l.d cutsfwt SO vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16

NEWPORT, sept j.-'rhr interest in polo con-
uniDs h.ui.clH.tpn '-t- nuu.ir ct sle N4i,., a.-
s"Wi..' on ur on sr'uir and, tyiihs'ar. ns % log
Winch prevailed irn AiiNd rld witnessed tit -itluts
pllttd Ih" JlhN,l woe Hs iuhiw> No,,r. GOO E.
fhun.. llp'~ Burt ,Htrml hu,e lHtrmm B.rn.s.
s.i J W. Hfuu.s sides were repeatedly changed. lac
ltds won ae,,n games and H." blnrs three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-16

Lose BRNScH. sep. l5.-Thr trote at Mon
mouth lsi. to-day resulted IN ANic;.r, ln uc .j,.
tor 'alm,r. Who won IA three .tr,!-ht heats nme
. .aia. - a. Hui =
1hc Purse mos ins 5000 tree for all classes resulted ~
inNtr OF karu> Mao ul-' 90 IN three straight heats
Time - 1, -, AMI /. t-i
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The Discovery Of IA Comet.

WAsHINGToS. Sept. 1.-THE following an
nouuremcnt o the discovery of comet !. furnished les
Prot l.cn.,. Director col thr Smithsonian lusttutc.
PANT couet discovered lv tos-in. ~ Mar, lcs sept
II Eisut usces4l lNurs. 80 inmates IhtDlrisinu
4. s.l D. G
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something New In the ,.,=h,.h,p Line.

In J. D. Leary' yard. Brooklyn, an improved
h-h-hp va, launched yesterday on either sGo below
the water luc. b, keel - ARRANGED a. 10 steady tie
shin whll' she al anchor ON her inaiu deck She
WAL AIRY clear sounding bell hung ~ cast IRON Del.
Try There !, Al" 70 he 0-hurn .olnd'i 10y 'u'i'
exhaust u hut aIr through -tatNtiN widening rNliu.
der 10 l. -id mat these ilsst,tnu uf htsfi c- nj mil,
She marx TIE eastern approach the Nin,N ,ii
Spuut and Will he anchored 81 fouch Nia snuaL Her
Ia IA t.I IL f.4,f
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BupGEroET. sept. ij.-~ir Henry Hnlford.
with the iIcu'u r. of ~" british team. visited
Shurps'- llnr Works to-,lay. org"nut Gil,!cr,at
900 yards. made sixteen consecutive bulls
eye- Nllh a now hr.rch. .lAdIns rllle.
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Weather Omc. Prediction.

AT Hudnuts AT , g. NJ. TO-: 4. 70': 0. TO-: II
NJ so, s.. = Nj, 50. q. 10. .. ~, y. -
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The Greek Premier Bead.


ATHENS. sept. l5-Nic,- admiral Canuris the
Green Iremi,r al. liis death WAS caused BY slo
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HhIlINoir S-rt 10 Tho wrestling match
De- n',n i're Mm ,'i''. i" clemm.n Mresurr and
,.lr nt Nlslir lrull toll-AL wa, won Ny Miller he
" INNING tnO l.a, ,ul 90 iairN
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FOOILIGHT FL.fsHES.

Nearly stationary tempe raturc and pressure
souncry Witds, pattN eondN weather and ram AREAS
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Brain Food j. ,oi ty lluiuut Herald building;
CasWeN 4 Massey, 18th i AMI Broadway.
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Clothes Mringers OF all kinds repaired
promptly. Metropolitan NasA4n- Machine 60.
- 'uititElt r.. New York.
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Oar new make siik HAT at s5..5. Inspee-
ton solicited NLNihp q co.,
4it Broadway. Nurucr Canal 81.
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@usines5 elette5.
Has become
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MOST POPULAR.
SCHOLARLY
Daily Journal in the metropolis"
American Art Journal.
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Best "a the world.
For sale II pA Xxx S' f fil }a1'''''''y
AcKiE. MEEGALL coNDIr.
Ask for
GAFF rIFI-rHNANN & COS
COMPRESSED AE.SI
Tie genuine arielr bear. uIrt~lic marx and sigma
+ turt. " whieh We liNit, .NsHi.l attention.
D,eIns aud oeanina.- The Lnpifc pysns and
passed. ~ non, oi'cc. ..o G.oai~,, ncal 22l - lse
S,i "i , ni"r nras , & i Az" "'"' ~" a. ''''
Brain Tood.-,lrsa.'' ',c eraa PCS ro. ~
tndrdg4!.,, Depot, Aliens harma.y. 18th st and LIST
Oar new make >nk Hat at s'sa inspee-
4ij Broadway. eoT"cr Canal 81
Brain Food Is ,ei ny ilgduut Herald Building;
! CasWel 4 Massey, Goth Il AMI Broadway.
prcm o'"s' "2," "as''" wilma "' 'mp' rs S
! a-tpitiEit r.. Nvw York
: Neuraiai, never ,inis T." yield unto perma-
, uent tulc ".t' % u~. a.. ivi4"i'' iAl "" ta'teis
I The Best Remedy rn, Chiidren white Teeth.
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Neuralgia never 'iii- {" yield unto u perma-
l.nt tulc WI, q. u., e.. llplais t'44 and th,teis
The Best Remedy tor children white Veeth-
Nj NlN~ltiN f. rIil flifI8
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Brain Food.-strcn-t a,u, 'hc nrain. Positive
remedy Tor weakened forces AMI mn nrucA. Price III
,ndrugs!.ts DEPOT, Alien, Pharmacy. ;-h 81 aud LIST
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return my tants tn Won Tor this greeting from tie
cit o the state whur' was born nuw pfupu~ {"
dcun.traie that te soldier will put IN oniu others what
he ought to do himself b. giving way to Nj Mccrary
the secretary ut Nni.
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D,eIng aud Cleaning The Iiildfc Dising AMI
tlraiuus IominnA tf. .'i acsrt goods Work sur.
ga s,i y noi, offices t.0 broadway. mean 23d - lSo
GtI a, near llt i -iu ~th as. near -iti st. Ross
more Hotel. broadway aud ia 49,