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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

Bill. APPROvED.-The President to-day ap-
proved the bill to regulate the advertising of
mail lettings and for other purpO seS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

THE GERMAN MINISTER, Mr.. Won SchlOzer
having obtained leave of absence for Il brief
visit to his country, Baron Max Won Thiel-
mann, the secretary of the legation has been
presented to the Secretary of State as charge
d'atfaireS OG intertJn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

AT THE FUNERAL OF Miss CATHERINE
BEECHER, her brother, Edward Beecher. spoke
during the memorial service of his sisters
home life and of her suffering caused by the
gagged to marry. Said Mr.. Beecher: Profes
s0r Fisher knew well. l was one of his last
class. l knew his worth and had glimpses of
went down on the coast of Ireland, the sur.
Viving passenger told how calmly with his
arms folded on his breast, with patient.
inevitable DOOM" The Rev. r X. Beecher
recited the burial service at the grave.
The Bass River Savings bank of South
Yarmouth, Mass, and the Union Savings
bank of Fall River, Mass, have been Granted
the benefit of the law restricting PAYMENTS tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

LIEUTENANT T. b. NJ. MASON has been de-
tached from the naval academy and granted
six months, leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

NAVAL CHANGEs.-CommOdOre George NJ.
Ransom to command the naval station at Port
Royal, 5. c., June 1St. Rear Admiral r. H.
office and ordered to special duCy Commo
dnre A. X. Hughes detached from the com
mand of the naval station at Port Royal, s. c.,
and placed on waiting orders. Captain 5. H.
Franklin ordered to duty in charge of the hy-
geographic Office, 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

NOMINATION.-The President sent the fol
lowing nomination to the Senate TODAY: Hen.
~ c. Marsion, of ILL.,, TO be consul of l. S. at
Port Louis.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY.-Internal
revenue. SIS, CLIO: customs, $5lO, 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

In the Country. Their Stock of fine goods will be
unusually large, and We understand they intend to
reduce largely, in order TO increase their loans.
Tt cir enterprise and faithful care for legitimate
business should be encouraged. my6-tf
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revenue, $415,614.1O; customs, S5IO, 463.35.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan to-
day amounted to $200,150.
THE CABINET to-day discussed, without ar
rivirg at any conclusion, the request of the
captive NeZ Perces now confined at Fort
LeavenwOrth to be allowed to return to their
old home in Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-17

By concentrating both their business into one
will enable them 10 maintain the Best if not the
Very Largest
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Magazine Notices.

The numbers of that standard eclectic week
~, LatteAs Lining Age for the weeks ending
July 9th and 18Th, have the following valuable
and noteworthy contents: The Failure of Asiatic
turkey, Fortnightly Review; The Political
Adventures of Lord Besconsfeld, part ILL.,,
from lS37to 1882, Fortnightly Review; Life and
Times of james Madison. Quarterly Review
Within the Precincts, by Mrs. Oiiphant, from
sdvance sheets; Johnson's Lives, by Matthew
Arnold, Macmillan; A Doubling heart, a new
terial by Miss Kesry author of the charming
story, Castle DAILY, etc just begun from ad-
vance sheets; Mr.. Froude's Life and Times of
Thomas Beckett, by Edward A. freeman,
part I'LL. Contemporary Review; Daisy Miller,
Study, CorLhil On Jewish Proselytism be.
fore the War of Titus, By Fraucis W. Newman,
Fraser; Lady Caroline Lamb, Temple Bar;
Old Maps of Africa, Nature; the Shadow of a
Dream, Story, All the Year Routd; Desul-
toriness, Truth; Consolation, Saturday Review
Lotteries, Pail Mall Gazette; A Lancashire
Disrist. All the Year Round; Moe People,
Saturday RevieW; and select poetry and mis-
lanv
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NEW YORK.
The Custom House Renewals.


NEW YORK, July 13-This afternoon Col,
Burt, newly appointed Naval Officer, and Gen,
Merritt, newly appointed Collector of the port
called on Judge Cnoate of the United States
District Court, and presented their bonds The
Judge approved of the bonds and the clerk at
tached the seal Of the court to them, and they
were then sent to tine Secretary of the Treasury
for his approval, which is necessary before they
can take Office. The names of the bondsmen
VIII not be disclosed until after the decision of
the secretary OF the Treasury in regard to them.
The Mercury says the recent changes in the
custom house means nothing but the beginning
OF a clean sweep of all Conklingltes from Fed
eral Offices In this city. including custom house
surveyors, naval officers and appraisers depart.
mants, postofice, marshal's Office. internal rev.
enue office, district attorneys Office, etc. 1t
says the object is to ill all the places with
Fentonites gho are to work entirely for the
election of Evarts to the U. s. Senate, and the
programme will be carried out by Merritt. Ii
is stated that Gen. Arthur and Mr.. Cornell
have several letters from Sherman demandiu 2
prominent offices for Ohio politicians.
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Sold Out.

Judging from what we hear and read, it
would seem that the honest yeomanry of green
backism are to be sold out after all Among
other items we clip the following from the
Union and Journal: 'There is however "a dark
horse in Portland, who, rumor says, stands a
frH class show of getting the nomination. He
is recent convert from the Democratic party,
which makes his chances all the better, for it
has become quite evident that the Democracy
will run the Greenback party 10 this district"
Mr.: Clifford is supposed to be the man re-
ferred to, and there is good deal of talk anon
the money influence buying out" certain
papers, getting candidate who can afford to
"shell out literally, and all that sort OF stuff
which might be true of any other party, but
not OF the anti-corruption greenbackers. New
ertheless We venture to predict that the man
With the ducats will win, the honest rank and
file to the contrary notwithstanding Eastern
Nldr
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AFRICA.
The Results of The Kaffir War

LONDON, July 13.-The Cape Town Mail, in
summing up the results of the war with the
natives in South Africa, which has now ended,
says:
Only few small parties of the enemy re-
main, and it will not be long before they will
be disposed Of. Four of the principal chiefs
have been made prisoners and three others
killed, and the only man of influence at liberty
is Brel The loss of life by the insurgents is
more severe than the natives have experienced
in any previous outbreak, and their power as
people is utterly destroyed.
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THE LOUISIANA SUB -COMMITTEE
Testimony of Henry c. FLAX

NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-Henry G. Fisk tes-
titles concerning his connection with the affida-
Wits of DIX, Hobbs and Williams, that they
heard Wilder say, Weber did not sign the An
derson-Weber agreements, and that Anderson
did not swear to it, The witness corroborated
the testimony of Hobbs and Williams, that
Wilder made such statements but contradicted
Williams statement, that he (Williams), did
not read or authorize certain statements made
10 his second afidavts. The witness said tha.
affidavit was twice read. to Williams.
Testimony of Henry Reed.
Henry Reed, colored commissioner of elections
of the fourth ward of West Feliiaua Parish,
testified regarding his affidavits before the re.
turning board Being shown the original, he
said he had signed it and did not pay much at
tention to the oath, as he did not kiss the bible.
Though the witness did not kiss the bible, today
be said he was going to tell the truth The wit
ness in detail, denies most of the statements in
the affidavit, saying they were not authorized,
that they had been put IN by the writer of the
paper, and hat he did not consider himself re-
responsible.
Testimony of Charles Gecks.
Charles Gecks was sworn and testfes that
u Weber stopped few weeks ago at witness
home, and said he was going to Washington,
and that he had Sherman letter 10 his pocket
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BY TELEGRAPH,
MAINE.

The State Muster.
WATERvILLE, July 13.-The state muster
will be held here the last of August, sufi-
cieni sum of money having been raised for that
purpose and all other necessary arrangements
completed.
Supposed Case of Murder.
SKowHEGAN, July 13-Some excitem has
existed in the town of Scion over the death of
William jackson, who was found dead from
the supposed kick of horse, June r. Last
Wednesday the body was taken up and en- in
guest and trial held. lasting three days. A
verdict was rendered that jackson came to his
death from blow from the pole of an ak or
some similar instrument in the hands of some
person or persons unknown.
Examinations for Bowdoin College.
BRUNSWICK, July 13.-Thirty-two applicants
for admission to the Freshman class at the first
examination for Bowdoin College, and thirty
were admitted.
A Fatal FALL
BANGOR, July IA boy six years old, son
OF A. b. Clifford of Lincoln. fell from beam
in the barn Thursday morning and died from
injuries in less than an hour.
The Auburn Savings Bank.
LEWISTON, July 13.-An adjourned hearing
on the petition Of the Auburn Savings Bank
was held this afternoon. Judge Walton or
dered the deposit accounts scaled Is per cent.
The committee report actual insolvency on the
basis of a forced settlement of 81 per cent.
Greenback County Convenifon.
The Greenback county convention at Auburn
this afternoon nominated for Senators, f. M.
Fogg of Lewiston, and Silas Morse of Turner !;
County Commissioner, j. G. Duran, Durham !;
Clerk of Courts. G. S. Conant Lewiston Coun-
ty Attorney, T. B. Swan, Mechanic Falls;
Treasurer, Chas. Golf, Auburn.
Fire in Lincolnville.
CAMDEN, July 13.-Mrs. Joseph Frye Halls
house and barn were burned last night at Lin
colnville, with library of a thousand books,
piano, three gold watches, money and other
valuables, including household goods. Loss
$1,000; insured for $5OO0
Fire in Sonth Berwick.
SOUTH BERWICK, July 14.-About II O'Clock
last night fire was discovered 10 an unoccupied
house at Great Works, owned by VIM. Par
sons. which resulted in the total destruction of
the building 1t was probably the work of an
incendiary. Loss $1,000; no insurance.
Fire in Carmel.
BANGOR, July 4.-House and outbuildings
in Carmel, owned by Rufus Jones and occu-
pied by e. H. Gregory, were burned Friday
morning. Buildings insured for 5000. Mr..
Gregory lost valuable colt, harnesses and
carriage. No insurance. Cause of the fire
unknown.
Arrested for Larceny.
Detectives Knox and Perry of Boston arrived
in this city today from Burlington, Me-, where
they arrested Walter f. Wade and r. Hutchn-
son for the larceny of $500 from the Lowell
Railroad Company. $3.50 were found on their
persons They start for Boston Monday morn
ing.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Ofices established
Upper Dam, Oxford county, Thos. McCapd.
postmaster.
0Postmaster appointed-John E. Cortrell, No.
Baldwin, Cumberland county.
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Sales at Auction
Bank Statement,
New York stock and rnouev Market.

NEW YORK, July 13-P. M.-Money closed at Q
per cent on call. The bank statement is again IA
vorahle with large increase in the net reserve.
Gold opened and closed to 1901 without change for
the day. Loans aIe fiat to per cent. and closed II
per cent.
Specie shipments for the week. Sl02077: since
January l, 1873, Ss.79S $40; same time in 1871 $2l
297 1885, in 1876, S4006S 406 in 1875. S55 O3i in
1874 $Sl 607 70l in 1873 So, 1885, in 1872 S4i
1901; in 1871, $4S 403, 1893.
Sterling Exchange is quiet. We quote bankers
asking rates, 60 days bills 4845 Per of S4S665 par
value), and demand, $4S75. against 1854 % 4S7S
one week ago. Commercial bills 4s3 a 4s3A gold 1856
q 1854 currency.
The Treasury paid out for interest and called
bonds to-day S250,000 Total for the week, So 1885,
600. Subscriptions to per cents to-day Si2lS0O0 .
Total for the week 50, S34 400; last week.
total issue to date, $i04, 1854, $50.
National bank notes received for redemption to-
day, 100000: for the week, $500, 00O last week
$4,153000. National bank circulation outstanding
currency, 1922, 100000: gold notes. $143O 00O Last
Saturday, total 1924, 0S6 4S0. Bonds held to secure
circulation, SS49 205 900, decrease of $4,000; to
secure public deposits, $13,S6000O. Legal tenders
outstanding, $346, 6Sl ,016-unchanged.
The stock market opened firm with an advance in
prices. Lake Shore and Western Union took the lead
with large transactions.
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 100 shares,
Western Union l8, 800 shares, Northwestern 70O DO
preferred 10,700 Rock Island 100, ST Paul 13SO0 do
preferred 4200, c., G. & l. G. 200 Eric AGO. st Jo-
seph =, preferred -, Lake Shore 16, $780, New York
Central 100. Ohio g. Mississippi 90O Wabash 500,
Union Pacific AGO. Michigan Central TOO.
RoII
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Ravana Marker.

HAvANA.July IA Sugar firm and in fair demand
with quotations unchanged; stock in the warehouses
at Havana and Matanzas 123, 800 boxes, 5000 bags
and 9o,350 hhds; receipts for the week $500 boxes
275O bags and $500 hhds; exports during the week
were 500 boxes 81 bags and 1920 hhds, including
l.O0 boxes, 300 bags and HOO hhds to United States
gold per keg.
Lumber firm shocks nominal; sugar hhds IS q 10
per 1000.
Freights quiet and weak; loading at Havana for
United States States P box Sugar at IS a s7a cur
ports for the United States at per hid Sugar at IS
(9 . 90; per hid Moasses 90 a 25. Spanish gold
2l5. Exchange declining and irregular.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

A New Cabinet in Peru-The Recent
storm at Valparaiso, etc.
New YORK, July 14-Steamer Colon brings
Istbmus dates to the 9Th. Among the cabin
passengers are Matthew Crosby and son, from
Callao for Boston.
A new cabinet has been formed at Lima,
Peru, with Gen. Bustamente as minister OF
war.
The grasshoppers in swarms are making sad
havoc in Salvador, Honduras aud Costa RIGA.
The storm at Valparaiso in the latter part OF
May was fully as severe as at first reported.
Most of the vessels driven on the beach will ba
broken up, only one being relaunched. About
20 lives were lost. Great damage was also
done ashore to houses. Twenty-Five vessels
were damaged in he harbor by dragging their
anchors, losing spars, etc.
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Montreal Qufef Again.

NEW YORK, Jaly 13-A dispatch from Mon
tresi to-day says the stores have reopened, bush
ness proceeding as usual, and the prospect of
serious disturbance has disappeared. General
Snythe bias sent ole regiment of troops back to
their homes, and awaits the consent of the
magistrates to retire the rest of them. After
Al outside troops are gone there will still be L.
800 men attached to Montreal battaliions. who
could be called upon at any hour.
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Gloucester Fish Marker.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. July 10.
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for tho week
ending July IS: "~~N
Seventy-fve fishing arrivals have been REPORTED
i6oeoo lbs Cod; AZ from Georges agg egatng $50 900
lbs goa ana 5000 lbs Halibut; 10 from mackerel
held at 90 per Dbl. The news off shore and Bsy of
st Lawrence not very encouraging. Georges Cod at
steady ats3 70 s qtl; picked Bank Cod 25 and dry
cured Cod at 4 rs; Shore Cod 8 378 Hake at 25;
Cusk at rs; Haddock at 20 to rs; Pollock at 25
70 % Tor salt and slack salted Halibut fins at cop
9Di hall61t Heads 80; apes and Fins 90; picked
8 90; picked Haddock at 3 SO; Smoked Halibut a.
&c W Id; prepared and homeless Goldfish to &c ~
h. as to quality Ffresh Halibul in fair supply with
last sales of at q " lib for white aud grey Shore
hsh-we quote 1c " tb; Cod II; Mackerel at to lOc
each, as to sizes Salmon Ice " H. Medicinal Oil at
w per gal; Tanners Oil 400; Porge Oil 33c.
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WASHINGTON.
Political Canirihutianx

WASHINGTON, July IA Instead of canvass
ing the departments for funds to aid the ap.
preaching exections, the secretary of the Re-
publican Congressional Committee caused a
circular to be distributed yesterday among the
clerks and others informing them that as the
rules render their absence difficult during Office
hours an arrangement has been made with the
treasurer to be at at a specified bank from to
O'Clock p. M, to receive contributions from
those In the departments who have not alre ady
responded. A number of clerks heretofore
called on have declined to contribute on The
ground that they are not politicians.
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Chicago gat,,a mar,,.,.

CHICAGO. July 10 Hogs-recepts 900 head; ship
ments ilOo head moderately active and steady good
1eavy at-4 % g 35;light Is g rs; mixed at 80
Catte-receipts 1913 head shipments 900 head; a
snade lower, demand light; shipping Steers at 30
0 ~ feeders at 40 q 80; butchers dull; Cows
at 2 so "a Is; Bulls 90 "a 90
SoespCrecepts 200 head quality inferior sales at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-15
Minnesota Wheat Crop.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 14-Socitude g
becoming general regarding the condition of
the wheat crop in this state and noIthern Iowa,
The continued rains with winds and sultry
weather between creates fears of damage to the
cIop.
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European Markets.

LONDON, July 13-12.3O P. M.-American securi.
1esonted States bonds, new 4as, 1868; new 5s
. LIVERPOOL, July 1880 p. M.-Cotton market
nrm; Middling uplands 6sd; do Orleans lat 9-16d
sales l0,0OO bales including 1000 bales for specua.
tlon and export: receipts 1920 bales, all American
Futures quiet; July at G.; July and August at 6a.
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Yellow Fever i'm Haxana.

NEW YORK, July 13.-There are several
cases of vel ow fever at the quarantine hosnital
10 the lower hal Dor from vessels arriving from
Havana. The yellow fever is reported yery
virulent at Havana this summer as we'll az
smallpox. s'' 20
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY Is.
confidence will he restored and ba.,,hr h.

ness revived.
foorth. When all uncertainties are lemoye d
snd business conducted on strictly mercantile
principles, there will be fewer chances for
sswlnolers and sauk and railroad wreekers
ane country has for many years been in the
Condition of a burning and a burned CITY,
HIssLed with lurking thieves and plunderers
flitn. The demand for labor will be ID
creased by resumption of course, Honest
Eorkers will find employment at fair wages.
Foreign vagabonds and domestic tramps will
no doubt be still left ont in the cold-food for
tne courts and the prisons. Nothing can defeat
tnese predictions but demented Congress at
washington ADD Greenbackers and Commun-
Lets at home. MOSES EMERY.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Cadiz prev to 18th inst, brig David Bugbee
Ar at Lisbon prev to 18th inst, ship Ida Lily Cur
It's, Philadelphia.
Sid TN Gibraltar June q, sch David H Tolck, Saw
yer, (from New York; for Cadiz.
Calais.
Sid I'm Cardiff 18th, ship Ell Dorado, for Rio ia
metro; Geo NJ Adams, Morrison, Singapore; parque
Edwin Reed, Higgins. Bombay.
Sid Sid I'm Bueues Ayers june Z oarque JAS McCarty
In port June 18th, barques Annie Lewis, Morse for
New York, ldg; SamI b Hale. Haven, for Boston,
do; Devonshire, Falker, for England; Nina sheldon
Blgey; Blanche How, Hussey; Emma Litchfeld,
Thomas; Clara Eaton, Davis, and Edith Davis, Nc
Carey, unc.
At MOnteyideo june 8, barques Archer, H atch for
New York; Mary Jenness Cakes, for England; briggs
Aeelia Thurlow, Galison for United States; Gipsey
Queen, Chandler from New York, ar May 30, disg;
sch Robt Palmer, DennisoD. for Cape Good Hope.
At Rio Janeiro June 10Th, barque Olive Thurlow,
Corbett, unc and Others
At Rio Grande do Sui Jnne 8. sch Robert Clark
Hutchinson for Sandy Hook, ldg.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst, sch Sarah whitmOre. Whit
Searsport via Portland, to load for Caao.
Sid I'm Halifax 10th, sch Elizabeth M Cook, Cook,
LiscOmb.
Cid at indsor. Ms, I'd inst, schs Spartel Halo.
well, and Ada Allen, Dudley, New York; 9Th, II j
Holway; Thompson, New York; sth. H Townsend.
Cid at st John. NIB, 18th. scbs Holway, Bryant,
New YORK; Carpo, Tyler, Deer Isle.
--latest by European steamers.l
Sid I'm Liverpool June 20, John Bryce, Morse, for
st John, NIB; Normandy. Turkey, Bombay; Prussia,
MeLoon, Rio Janero via Cardiff.
SID I'M Cardiff Sd inst, Arletta Nichols, Porto Rico.
Havre.
Ar at Penarth 2sth, Geo NJ Adams, Morrison, from
Hamburg.
Sid I'm Penarth goth, Sargent SWEET, for Rio
Janeiro.
Sid fm Alicante June Of, Kocheko, Jasper, for
New York.
Sid TIM Bremen June 20, Cromwell, Barstow, for
New Orleans.
Sid FIN Bombay June 8, Palmyra, Clark, for Java;
9th, Raphael, Sherman, Liverpool.
Passed st Helena prev to 1stnst, Alice Buck, Her
riman, from Rangoon for Liverpool; Julia Haskell,
Paine, from Port Elizabeth for Guam.
Ar at Seville June 81, L Staples, Showers, NYork
via Cadiz.
Sid TIM Lisbon Goth. Teneriie. Tracey, New York.
Cadiz
Cid at Stockholm June 22d, T. Morse, Ames, for
Australia via Gefie
SPOKEN.
June 8, lat 20 o. N, Ion 35 so w, ship Jos Spinney
from New York tor San Francisco.
July g. lat At 49, lon AZ o. sch Ariadne from Opor-
to, steering NV.
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Deaths from Sunstroke.

ST. LOUIS. July 13.-There were sixteen
deaths from suDstroke here to-day.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-Folly fifty cases of SUM-
stroke to-day aud about twenty deaths, includ-
ing number of cases yesterday and Friday.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS ROB rHH NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July 10, Il A. MY
For New England
rain areas, followed by clear or partly cloudy
weather. colder northwesterly winds rising
baromete.
Cautonary signals continue at Eastport.
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DIED.

In this city, JAY 14th very suddenly, Mrs. Eliza
aged 81 years, 10 months
Funeral services this morning, at $50, at q Ham
over street.
In North Yarmouth, July 10. Sarah H.. wife of the
laie Jeremiah LoIing DR., aged rs years months
so years. "s'N
In Appleton, July 2. Mrs. Nancy, widow of the
late Nath'l Sprague, aged rs years mouths.
In Gardiner, June 20, Mr.. Benjamin 1. Elwell
aged rs years.
AT Port Jervis, N. Y, July Is. Mr.. f. NJ. Cobb, Jr,