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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
cessation IN VIRGINIA,
4 Controversy Between State and Nation

NEW YORK D.cember6 A Richmond des
patch sa,s that the action of Judge Rivers, Of
the L. >. circuit court, IN taking from the State
circuit court two negloes on trial for murder, on
the ground that thew were denied coored jurors,
has created sensation in judicial and legislative
circles and will be dealt with in q most serious
manner. joint committee of the legislature Is
to lnves igae aud repor, upon the matter. Ii Is
claimed that the act of Congress under which
Judge Rivers assumed jurisdiction OF charge Of
the crime of murder against the law of Virginia
is unconstitutional and void, because it proposes
TO allow interference with the regulations of the
state, and assumes 10 enforce her criminal laws
Senator johnson says it is matter oil greater
importance than anything that has attracted the
attic ntion of Va. since the proclamation of i'resi
den, Lincoln, IN April 1861, and no such exercise
of federal power has ever been attempted through
the Judiciary fIom the adoption of the constitu-
ton in 1889 TO the present time. The prisoners
are still IN the custody OF the L. 5. marshal,
awaiting trial orders by the federal court, and the
whole affair has assumed most serious aspect.
RICHMOND, December 6. In the Senate. to,
day, Gen. Bradley johnson introduced presm
bic and resolution setting forth in dotail the facts
connected with the trial of the Reyn ods brothers,
Two negroes, in Patrick county. this State. for
murder, and the subsequent action of Judge Riv-
ers. of the L. ). District court for the western
district of Va, IN awarding wit OF habeas cor.
pus upon representations that the State court had
refused to allow negroes to sit on jury, and la
ken the prisoners flom the custody Of the sheriff
OF said county.
The resolutions provide for the appointment Of
q special committee Of five senators and seven
member. OF the house. to examine aud consider
the SUBJECT and inquire how far such exercise of
jurisd cten by SAID L. s. judge is warranted by
the constitution and laws of the u. s. Aud il
such action be unwarraattd and contrary to the
nights reserved to this commonwealth or the peo-
pie thereof, to port such mode and measure of
redress. and manner OF preventing 4 repetition
thereof, as is Lecessary and advisable.
No other steps have been taken in the matter,
except that the Gov. has sent for records in the
cases and other inior alton, which will be sub
United TO the committee.
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Maine Insane Hospital.

| The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees
Of this institution Messrs. Pattsngall, Wood
bury, Shorey, lchards, Gilman and Cushing
has been in session at the hospital the past week,
| examining the accounts, inspecting the hospital
and pr repairing the reports to be submitted To the
Governor ADD Council. The examination shows
the institution to be in his hy satisfactory
dition. We shall give copions abstracts of the
reports soon as hey placed 10 the hands of
the Governor aud Council. The report of the
farm products ia esJecialy gratifying showing
that the yield OF hay aud all important cops has
been nearli doubled since 1874. The financial
exhibit seemed to justify the Trustees in reduc-
ing the board of patients from 50 - to S3 50 per
week. A slight reduction also ordered 10 the
price of wages of male emp oyee, in the service
OF the hos tal Present number of patients, AIS
Fourteen imbecile and ldiotic patients were
dered discharged, one each from Harrington,
Skowhegsn, West Wstervile, Msysvllle, Will
lamsourg, VlnalhAven, Bangor, Rockland, Mill
bridge, Waldo. Harpswell, Lewiston, Brewer,
Portland. The officers of the Board for the en-
suing year are: President, Hon. Z. l.. Pattsn.
gall, Pembroke; Secretary, Maj. II. A. Shorey.
Bridgton; Chaplain, Rev. G.. +. Penney, Au-
gusts.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO IHH
na'la Asnnsdss 5rmnal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Shipwreck.

Shipwreck.
MACHIAs, December 6. schooner Caledonia
went ashore on Libby Island, early Tuesday
morning, the captain and crew of five men all lost
Two passengers were saved one Oscar Toilet, thu
other not known. The schooner was from New
York for Biiar Island, with coal, where she dis
charged and was on her way light to Windsor, n
S. where she was probably owned by Churchill
The bodies Of the captain, the cook aud Que man
were biought to Machiaspot: Friday.
Fire.
EAsTPoKT, December 6. barn belonging to
John Harrington was burned this afternoon. lie
lost hay, farming tools, COW and horse.
Marine Disasters.
Schooner Kit Carson, Lawrence, at Havana
from Bangor, reports heavy weather, aud lost The
greater part of deck load
Schooner Boxer of Wiscas set Roberts, witt
lumber for New York, went ashore in Robert.
Cove, near Vinalhaven in the storm, but came OF
without much damage
Au Eastport despatch says: Schooner Polly
Capt. Patterson, went ashore near Todd. Head
aud b al bottom badly damaged
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Summary OF Religious Intelligence.

The friends of Rev. j. 2. Longley of Salem
recently made a liberal donation to their pastor
Rev. A. NJ. Knapp, pastor of the Unitarian
church in Bangor, has rendered his resignation
but thus far his society has refused to accept it.
ii. NJ. York. the evangelist. will hold a sere,
of revival meetings with the adventists in Rock
land, commencing Sunday evening, Dec. s.
The Rev. DIR. Carruthers, who at his own re-
quest has been smissed from the pastorste of the
Second Parish church OF Portland, is one of the
oldest and best known preachers of the Congregl
tional denominations in Maine. Though he has
passed the age of three score years aud ten, his
form is still unbent aud his eye undimmed.
Rev. c. c. Mason presiding elder of the Lewis
ton district in the Nj. f. church, says he has rode
about 1900 miles in his carriage since May las
and has not had leisure day. His field of labor
extends from Richmond on the kennebec to I'm
bsgog Lake. to Gorham, n. H.. and his district
embraces l07 towns and plantations, 81 of which
desire Meth odist presch ing and 81 have it, either
from regular conference preachers, or men loca
or supersnnus,ed, and he himself has visited 81
ofthese places. and he is now on his second round
of visits. He SAYS the religious interest is good
throughout his whole field of labor, and in sew
eral charges revvals ave in progress, and over one
hundred have been converted since August.
Rev. James Boyd, pastor of the Essex street
Free Baptist church, of Bangor, has gore to
Michigan. He proposes TO spend the winter il
that State, conducting meetings as an evangelist
under the auspices of the Frewlll Baptist Board
OF Missions.
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett Of the F. b. church, Lisbon
has been and is now holding extra meetings fol
the promotion Of . revival.
As q fruit Of the revival meetings in Rocklsnd
about fifty persons have protested dislre to be
gin or renew q chtistial life.
Union revival meetings are still being held by
the different churches in Rockport. considerable
interest being manifested
The new Christian church in Parkman wa,
dedicated Friday, Dec. 9th.
Rev. J. r. Bixhy, of Belfast, Unitarian, read
his res nation as pastor last Sunday, to take ef
feet in three months
Rev j. ID. Pope has for some time most accept
ably supplied the pull pit of the Baptist church il
Fairfield.
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ILLINOIS.
Strike.

CHICAGO, December 6. The strike at the stock
yards continues, aua this morning one firm lea D.
ing that their men proposed to quit work. imme-
diately discharged them and hired o hers There
are $4,000 hogs on sale at the yards, aud the stock
yard Transit Co. notified all railroads to take no
more hogs at the place of consignment until fur
ther orders, there being no accommodation for
them al the present unprecedentedy low prices
for provisions.
Packers do not care to engage more heavily in
the business than Is necessary, aud there Is no
probability of the strikers getting terms from
them.
1t is reported the men are only waiting for some
advance from their employers to 30 back at the
old price.
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In the House, resolution was adopted instruct
ing the Finance committee to inquire aud report
whether the present state of Va. is liable for the
whole debt oil the old State oil Va, which includes
that portion set apart as West Nlrsinla's quota.
Another resolution was adopted lnquiring into
the espediency OF so changing the Constitution rs
10 relieve The state from imposing a tax for the
support Of public free schools, and making it the
duty OF counties and corporations to levy, collect
and dishurse taxes for that purpose.
A resolution providing for bill to call a con-
vention OF the sovereign people of Va, was re-
feired to the committee on courts of justice.
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CHICAGO, December 8. 1878.
fLoUR-Exra spring 5.oOa360: western $50;
Southern 525.
WHEAT No. Red Winter -; No. 2je6k
"a cash; esk December; No. . Chicago Spring.
s33s cash. SSH December; S3kak- January;
sih Feb; No. g. lisa / rejected s+x.
CORN Sales, 3l& ask cash; 3lxa-- Dec. |;
slha3lk jan; rejected. 27ha
y as 20-a-- cash: --a20- December;
Jan. y 2Sa. Feb. rejected, IL.
RYE Az.
BARLEY -a5-sa5 cash; s,-a93- December;
Jan w.
PJRk-Cssh IS -a6.75-; recember 7o-a-;
j n. 9,X Feb $50.
LAKD-Cash 5B21sa5 67h Dec. 567ka0): Jan.
5.70-a570; Feb. 5s.h.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders soaa5, 'shor. rib
sides sh5 -ao0 short clear rib 4ka; clear sides
ia.
WHISKEY-le6,
FRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo 81 cents; wheat
* cents.
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Fire.
NEW NOith
InternatiOnali.Is.

NEW YORK. December 6. Inquiry among al
legged nlernatonalis's OF this cIty elects the fact
that there is no such organization here now, aDG
that the three men alleged 10 have been arrested
III Portugal are unknown here.
Death.
DR.. Henry T. Gardiner, widely known as
prominent spirituast, died to-day.
Liberated.
The widow of Senior Agramone of this city
has liberated 50 slaves on plantation 10 Cuba.
The Turf.
The board of review of the National Trotting
Association concluded its labors last night, and
decided to hold meeting the second Monday in
May, IN Chicago. The secretaiys report showed
that there now l53 parks 10 tue association
The Ii ancial exhibit showed in the treasury al
the lst of Nov, 1873. S759S. Several decisions
were rendered, Including the famous case OF
McGuigau, ex parte appeal for removal of exclu-
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Effects Of the Ministerial Crisis at
COmstantinOple.

LONDON, December 6. A despatch from vien-
IA says that the ministerial crisis at Constantine
pie has produced a very unfaborable impression
here. kheireddin pacha, the new Grand Vizier,
Is one of Austiias bilterest sdversaries He urged
the sultan 10 forcibly resist Austrian occupat ion
OF Turkish territory. lie il regarded here rs an
INSCRIPTIONS schemer, capable of bringing Tur-
lieved to.be mainly attributable to Russian in
trigues.
EDINBURG. December 6. The London CORES
pondent of the Scotsman says in influential quar-
tiers it is believed arrangement with Russia fol
the settlement of the Central Asian question. il
on the taps, and likely TO assume the form of
portion OF Afghan.
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sen ATOR BLAINE'S SPEECH.
The Course of the Democrats.

New York, December 6. The Ileralds Wash
lngton special says considerable curiosity is felt
about the tone of Blaine's speech. Democratic
senators have determined not to be drawn into
replies which would intend TO nfame the public
mInd but some doubt exists whether Blaine, 10
ease he shall determine to make an exciting and
angry appeal to passion, could not count on Sen
stor lill OF Ga. to help him, as be did in the
House two wears ago. The general wish of deui-
ocrstc senators is to hear Blaine quietly, propose
their amendment in but few words. and avoid
giving republicans any opportunity to raise new
flame of excitement.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York MOneYMarket.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. December ., 1878.
Money loaned at IA sn call, and closed at 81
per cent.
Sterling ISL 1sas2 tor go days, 4s6h-as6 Tor
demand.
Gold opened at ION u and closed at 1904
Carrying rates, la9 per cent. Borrowing rates
Gal.
Clearngs, oil ,2l0 900. Custom receipts, els2 900
Treasury disbursed sl2e 0oo interest," s25s. 900 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
THE ART OF DRAWING

Pictures of all kinds can be learned by any one
that has a taste and desire to do that work
f. w. Moore. Portrait Artist, gives lessons in
Crayon and Pencil drawing at his studio oppos lite
the p. o., at very reasonable rates Mr.. Moore
has large number Of crsvon and oil paintings at
his studio. wxs
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ONDENSED IELt(:kAMS.

The convention of railroad claim agents at st
Louis, adjouI med Thursday evening, after adopt
my q long series Of resolutions embodying th'
rules deemed essential for gu id ance of claimant
and ailway companies.
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VIRGINIA..
Ntate Finances.

RICHMOND, December 6. The second auditor
sIhm ted to the senate statement giving full
lnfol nation in relation to the State indebtedness
in which the total debt proper is summed up at
S29, e. ,9jo, held as follows BY cllizeps and
polations III Va. $1,000, 900: IN other States of
the Uuion, $4,000 OU9; and the remainder in
Europe.
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NEW JERSEY.
Marine Disaster.

NEW YORK, December 6. The signal officer at
Little Egg iiarbor reports that the bark Wilhel.
mine grounded on Little Egg liarbor bar, five
III Hes southeast of that place, is a total wreck
The wreckers previously reported anchored near
there have abandoned her.
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We have received the following note, which we
gladly publish
see, Mr.. Ed'or, it was stated in your last pa
per that Arnold made the next best tune at the
walk on THURSDAY. | deny such statement.
As | started behind Arnold and passed him aud
X pit ahead of him to the close. The score was
wrong, and can be proved by the referee. W Ill
some one give ArnJid's time
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NEBK
Arrested.

OMAHA. December 8. A spec ial says that two
Texas desperadoes. driving of ponies from Red
by two men from the agencies, who returned
with the ponies and the thieves we're jailed.
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II Is said that DIR l.. Chase, of Portland has pa
tented an invention by which he hopes to get q
ROYALTY of So on every piano and organ in the
country q big thing.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
colder, and partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
north westerly, higher pressure.
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ONO.
ExplusIOn.

YOUNGSTOWN, December 6. A terrible eSplo-
sion occurred this afternoon at the upper Briar
Hill furnace. The men were III the act OF turning
on the blast when the explosion occurred, throw
ng the hot blast in every direction, and covering
the men, four Of whom, including the foreman.
were seriously injured.
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NEW Mi'SiiIRf.
Fire.

NAsHuA, December 6 The city hotel was
near,y destroyed by fire this morning. The iu-
mates were lowered from upper stories by ropes.
Tue hu 'ldiug was owned by Thos. Pearson and
! occupied by Alden Lawrence, total loss, 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07

An alarm of fire was rased last evening about
quarter of seven, occasioned by the burning out
Of the chimney OF NJ. B. Hodgkins' house, on
CLshnoc He lghts. A trunk setting in close prox-
unity to the chimney, caught on fire, and was
burning, when it was thrown out at the window
and the fire eAtinguished without much damage
TO the house. The fire department were out, but
their services were not needed
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Robbery.

GALVESTON, December 6. A San Antonio
special says the Austin stage was halted
MORRISON by two masked hghwaymen and robbed
the mail, but nothing was distracted.
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Dtfn.

In 30 vdoinham, NV. -, of dipht eria, George
D.. aged wears, months Dec. / Nellie AGED 10
years. children Off .. AMI Mrs. ) trah A. Fisher;
In Bath Nov, 30 Nancy d. W #. of the late John
Brown aged 50 YEAR, 10 mont tbs and days.
In 81 George, Dec 2, Mr.. Adam Wiley, aged 81
years ant ii IN inlh>.
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POLITICAL.

HAvERHILL, December 6. A recount OF votes
for mayor, to-day, resulted in the election of NJ.
s kimball, the present incumbent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07

X '. iIagop IL. Acterian will occupy the pulpit
of the Free Baptist Church to morrow ex-
change with the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Penney.
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MASS ACiiUSE1. -.
Court Matters.

LAWRENCE, December 6. Isaac Mijdlebrook
overseer in the worsted spinning, Central Mil,
was afIaigned 10 the police court a charge OF
violating the law regulating employment of chill
dren, alleging that julia Feeny, aged IA, en-
plo, ed since 1879, had not attended school. The
dt Tense was that the law was Internationally vio-
lated The glil giving her age rs IL years, when
first employed. Decision reserved.
Fire.
WoBURN, December 6. Two bal rs al BuiliDg
ton, Was burned this morning. Los-, between
$1,000 and $1,000; insured
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local AMI state Mems.

Welcome, to buy the celebrated Welcome Soap
at Dow < Storer's.
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F. W. Knsman. Jr., will leave for New York
t. day. to select some iue goods for the Holidays.
Look out for the opening Dec. 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07

We understand that the ladies of st. Marks
parish propose giving an entertainment next
Thursday evening, at Meonian Hail. of which
due notice will be given hereafter.
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" ASIIlNGION.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
WASHINGTON, December G. Senator Sargent
is convae,cent aud rode out to-day.
Yellow Fever.
The senate committee appointed Thursday to
investigate and report upon the best means for
the prevention of yellow fever in this county
held its first session to-day. Supervising Sur
geon Ged Woodwork, OF the marine hospital
serv zee, was present and informed the commit &c
that a commission of medical experts are now en-
gagged in preparing data on the subject of yellow
fever. The meeting devoted almost exclu-
sively to the discussion concerning the scope of
the inquiry to be made.
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Adsmson's Botanic Balsam does not dry up
cough and leave the cause behind, but it loosens
and clesnses the lungs aud allays irritation, thus
removing the cause Of the complaint. 1t is pleas.
ant TO take and works to charm. Price only IS
cents. Sample free. dec4.t&wlw
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Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before the
public for years. and is pronounced by thousands
Coughs. Colds, Infuenzs, and all Pulmonary
Cor-olsints. 1t costs only rs cents . bottle.
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Mr.. Josiah B. Dyer of Vinalhaven the newly
elected secretary of the Granite Cutters Union
expresses himself strongly in favor of feelings of
unity between employers and employed; is decid-
eddy opposed to strikes; las full confidence in the
principles of arbitration; believes that Trades
Unions should be kept clear of all politics, and be
kept within their legitimate object-the moral and
social improvement of the working classes.
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Rev. Mr.. Curtis, of the Unitarian church. has
returned to the city, improved in health, but he
will not be able to preach tomorrow.
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kimball the Photographer is turning out first
class ctures. Those in. want of fine work will
do well to call.
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Aid for the Sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, December :. Mayor Stokeey,
has received an appeal for aid from tue mayor OF
Osyks. Miss. He says oul of population OF
400 more than $50 have been sick of yellow fe-
Yer and more than 80 have died. Immediate as.
slsance l. requested, to prevent suffering.
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PENNSlLV ANA.
Charlie Ross,

WnKEsBARRE, December 6. The reporte,
finding aud Identification of Charlie Ross is un
true. MIR: Ross says the Vanderl DOL boy is II
least five years older than his son and does no
bear the slightest resemblance.
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COM Z TO
HAILOWELL
COOKS CHEAP STORE
TO BUY YOUR
Christmas Presents
AND
Holiday Goods.

We have just opened q large lot Of Christmas
Presents and Holiday Goods, botn useful and or.
namental, and as our expenses are small we can
afford te sell at the
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Mrs Ammi NJ True of this city. wife of the
late Ammi NJ. True. who lost his life by drown
ing accident, several weeks since, has received
$1,000 in cash from the Knights of Honor, as her
husband was member of Capital Lodge, in this
city. On the death of any member of this organ
izstion the family or heirs are sure Of receiving
two thousand dollars. Every loss is promptly
paid. The pe.tilence at the South carried off
many members Of the fraternity.
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Jonathan Purrington, Esq one Of the Oldest
and, in years past, most prominent citizens of
Fairfield. received shock Saturday night which
terminated fatally Tuesday morning of last week.
Mr. burlington vas for many year, leader and
preacher 10 the Fee Baptist denomination, took
an active part in politics. was q stsuncl republi-
can, has held different places of trust and honor,
and has always taken great inter-, in the SOC ,al
welfare of the town and village.
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correspondent Of the Bath Times asks this
milk and water question:
Mr.. EDITOR Can YOU tell why milk should
he seven cents quart, when hay and grain
cheap as they ever were, and the Lord knows that
water is plenty enough.
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$40 to Is per Day osssr ss s.sas
Nd oters In their own neigh borhoA part4QulasU VrO1
Ahdress--T0E CENTENNIAL CO.. 81 ,SuiA ~
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Boston Stock List.

tsales at the Brokers' Board.1
BOSTON. December .. is7s.
Boston Maine Railroad, 10haloek
Eastern Railroad, IS-a-
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad, 90A aS0k
Boston Maine Railroad, (new. bonds) llo-all6h
Eastern ,ilroad new bonds) 72ka-