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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

L. SISTER SHOOTS HER BROTHER III shock
ing aGair occurred last Friday light a. Hillside,
on the Pennsylvania rsiirosd, by which ayoung
man nance; .;o3sr!l EodiIan,, eyed twsnty-one
Has e!a,o=s instantly killed by his sister. IL
seems that aiary liodthsn', aged eighteen, had
been left ct ho.ae with .wo younger si:te:s. ard
had been warnai to b csreiu! about trsmps.
who infcst the na;ghboThooil. The brother haa
been 10 spelling schcol, and returned home
sbou! niao O'clock When lie approached the
house the dogs c2rlraercci TO bs-k, end his SIS
ter went to the door 10 ascertain the cause. Whom
she looked cat sno saw c. rnGn coming towards
tho door, and called, as that you, Joe?' Sho
repeated the question several tines, and recsiv-
ing no answer, she 2e:zsl 8 heavy losded sho!
gun srd,fred 1t tho intruder The shot struck
the brothsr in lAe brest, and throwing up his
sr ms he fell to the egrolnd, ,exclsiraing 'My dear
sister, He died IN less thsn 81 hour. Inc
sister was so horrifsd when sho discovered that
she had Slot her brother that sho became IN
:6ne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

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Prepared hy
". x. ssEEVENS, BestoGs szass.
Vegs!ine is cold by all druggists. dec5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

EIsEMAN BROS, TAILoRs AND CLOTHIERs,
CORNER TIL AND Ii STREETS, WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

TOR RENT-THE STORE ROOM on the
I north east corner CT King and Union street
tho best location in the city for grocery ard
liquor store Apply at this ofics. Up lS'tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

VrOH RGNT-The com Portable DWELL.
4 ING HOUSE now occupied byJ: G. New,
ett ESQ, on Duke street, between Fairfax and
Royal supplied with gas and water. Enquire
Of /. EiOaSEhG, corner King and Royal sts.
oct 1-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

Daalhae,'s $G listers beat anything out at
tho p.ics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12

VTOR EENT.-A FINE FARM in Fairfax
z county, two miles from Alexandria. va
Possession given first day of January, 1879: APP
plyto sirs. CHAS +. II. JOHNSTON.
nov15 10 Cameron St, Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-12
ErksEs SALE DE lsEAE.

gTAIR BUILDING AND GROUNDS FOB
4 RENT-Pcopossls will bs received, until
SATURDAY tho 23d instant, 1T y M, 10r the
renting OF the Fair Grounds and Buildings. uh'
Ill Ausu:t Ist 1879 with certsia reservations.
GOOD security will ba required for the prompt
payment Of tbs rent 49,,
nOvlG LC .iNO. +. MOGt freslQehte
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-07-13
SUCCESSFUL FORGERIES.
Three Down East Banks SwindIed.
The Perpetrator Still at Large.

RocKLAND, July 12.-Last Tuesday one of
this vicinity was successfully perpetrated, three
banks being victimized. On that day Willard
B. Andrews.a young man of %, who has FORM
erly been in trade here but more recently in
the fish business at Addison, Maine, and SELL
ing fish in New York, presented at the coun-
ter of the Thomas aston National Bank what pur-
ported to be check drawn by Doane & Colt,
commission merchants of New York, on the
German National Bank of that city for $2S6S.
payable to Andrews and certified in due FORM
The bank cashed this check, giving up as part
payment note for $500 made by Andrews'
father who resides in Warren and endorsed by
the son. He then proceeded to the Georges
National Bank OF Thomaston, and offered q
similar check for $1S64 which was cashed
Andrews then came to city by train and offered
similar check for the same amount as the
last named at the Rockland National Bank,
which was also Dashed, appearing all right,
Just previous he had presented similar chez
Dsun
which the cashier offered to forward for collec-
ton but declined to cash. The three checks
cashed having beer forwarded for collection
the banks have been notified that they are all
forged. Andrews left here in the afternoon
train on Tuesday. BE was accompan led by
his father at Thomaston and by son of one
of the directors Of the Rockland bank who sup
posed him all right, and was also known to the
cashier. Andrews is tall, rather angular, dark
complexion, smooth face, prominent nose, and
large feet and hands.
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DOuesfic NUarlrpfs

NEW YORK. July 12-Evening.-Coticn market
dull and heavy; sales COS bales; forward deliveries
quiet and points lower: Middling uplands II 7-16:
new e. Orleans II 9.16. Fleur-receipts 6.996 bbls
with no important change and moderate export
and home trade demand sales $4,000; No at 40
g5 10; Supertne Western and State at 8 so "a
~; common to good extra Western and State at
400 q 80; good to choice extra Western and State
at IS q 70; common to choice White Wheat Wes-
tern extra at so 9 so; Fancy White Wheat Wes-
Tern extra at 55 q 7 30; common to good extra
Ohio at 90 75; common to choice extra st Louis
ct 90 90; Patent Minnesota extra to good prime
at 90 "a 90; choice to double extra at 10 "a IS.
including $500 bb!s City Mills extra at 90 a. 20
$500 bbs low grades extra at 400 "a so; 4i00 bbls
Winter Wheat extra at 4 80 q 70; 9,4OO bbls Min
nesota extra at 95 a 49, Southern El0ur ia
steady; sales 2100 bbls. Rye Flour is quiet at
ze5@ %. COrnmeaI steady; Brandywine IS
q so. Wheat-recepts 1913 $50 bush; 1 "a &c better
and moderately active; sales of 306, eco bush in
Guiding $4,000 bush on spot; No Spring at ! 0sa "a
o.; No Spring At 10 q | II, the latter Minns.
sofa; ungraded Winter Red at 92c "a 10; No
Amber round at 10; ungraded White at %; extra
White 26; White State at 23k a 1 26 No 2Spripr
seller July at 05t q 05s, closing at O43 bid Of
asked; do August Ol3, closing at ssc bid and / or
asked; No Northwestern for July at OF, closing
at 06 bid, IL asked; do August at o. closing AZ
! 90 bid, - ASKED; No2 Winter Red for July at
~ @1 ~ closing at 123 bid 10 asked; do Au-
gust az % g o5a closing at OBJ bid O6s asked.
Rye is steady; 10000 bush No2 Western seller for
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY Is.

Doctors window, profound reverence for the
CLERGY, and dread lest an ancient horse. pistol
winch had hung for thirty years unloaded 10
the Doctors Office should ego of" and kill
somebody. There is no room for doubt in the
mind Of Doctor Steinerkopf that, could he have
taken little enough of this remedy 1t would
nave transformed him, morally and mentally,
into the exact image of the typical woman.
Inc new drug was subsequently used by its
distinguished discoverer in his practice
and produced the most miraculous cures
or confirmed cases of gynaia.- In fact,
there are few drugs in the whole homeopathic
ndteria naedica which have SO uniformly pro-
uuced such astonishing cures, and that it is q
true specific for gynala, no matter how long
and how obstnately the disease may have ex-
listed in chronic form, is nearly certain. 1t
should be added that the Doctor asserts that no
harm can result TO healthy persons from bath
1og at watering places since it is only at excep-
rional moments there is sufficiently small
quantity Of girl in the Atlantic to form diu-
lion high enough to possess any medicinal
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THE LOUISIANA SUB -COMMITTEE
Further Statements of Il. T.. Weber.

New ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Potter sub.
committee met to-day. E. L. Weber was recall
ed. He testified regarding occurrences in West
Feliciana Parish and that suit was pendin Q
against him for nearly $4,000 He said he
didn't go back to the parish and settle the
affair because his wife was afraid for him to
60 back. He was cross examined by Cox in
relation to his connection with the legislature
and his absence from the Packard Senate for
ten days. Witness stated that his object was
to elect Pinchback q. S. Senator. Pinchback
paid witness 81, 900 for his expenses. Witness
explained his returns later to the Packard
Senate, and submitted portion of $4,000 of
warrants on the State Treasury received from
Twitchell as security of good faith to carry out
the scheme OF passing the appropriation bill
of half million dollars, out of which the
insane asylum claims for $40, 600 held by wit
ness were to bepad. Witness failing to get
his claims cashed by reason of the collapse of
the Packard government returned the cola.
terals without being able to give any good
reason why he should retain them. Witness
said that nineteen Packard Senators were in
terested in tho half million scheme and Pack
ard promised the bill when passed should
become law. Witness stated he was mem
Der OF the association in the Senate in 1875 to
1876, which included Cows. Antoine, T. G.
Anderson, Twitchell, Burch and others for
corrupt purposes-there were 10 of them
They received $4,000 for passing the State
house bill. Each member of the association
received $1,000 of the money. Twitchell was
president and T. G. Anderson ire asurer Of the
association. Adjourned.
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THE ORANGEMEN.
Montreal Comparatively Quiet
Yesterday.
No recession and Consequently
No Riot.

MONTREAL. July 12.-Morning O'clock
The city has been in commotou, with crowds
OF people in the principal streets to rendezvous
In the Champs de Mars. The first blow struck
was by one OF the mayors special constables,
who deliberately assaulted with his baton a
band man of the Prince of Wales Rifles.
At the whole military force consisting of
i've regiments of infantry, one corps of artil-
lery and troop of cavalry was drawn up on
the Champsde Mars. under Colonel Fletcher,
troops looked well, and the officer in command
expressed the fullest confidence in the men
doing their duty. The police collected at City
hall, where the special constables assembled
with white ribbons as badges, and clubs in
their hands. They were bad looking LOT, and
police sergeant said the majority were Jail
birds. The utmost fear prevailed that they
would commit excuses If they could get a
Chance. The police were in charge of the
mayor, and the special constables were under
Deputy Chief Vogle. The chief of police,
with sixty men, searched the passengers on
the steamer from Quebec for arms, but found
none. Some 400 or 500 men were on board. A
man with loaded revolver was arrested and
LOCKED up. Forty stand of arms conc ealed in
a mouse IN Craig street, where an Irish Catholic
club meets, were discovered.
At 80 the military marched from the Chamn
de Mars to the various points where they were
to De stationed during the day. The police and
special constables were massed between Place
BARNES and st. Lamberts Hall on st. James
street, which was kept clear. The 53i reei-
ment under Colonel Ibbeton and directed by a
magistrate, was stationed in Place D'Armes
square, close to the Orange hail. At either
end were massed dense crowds of Catholics.
chiefly st. Jean Baptiste and outside village
laborers, dreadfully excited, and every man
with an Orange favor on his way to the hall
was pursued. A young man wearing an
orange lily was attacked by two special con-
stables and struck across the head. This act
was applauded by the constables.
10 o'clock-The Mayor has had an interview
with the OraDgemen, and tried to persuade
them not to walk.
1l.40 4. Mt is just decided to have M
procession. The police are to escort the
OraDgemen to their homes. An attack was
made on an Oraugeman on Craig street. bnt
he was quickly rescued and did not sustain
much Injury.
u NEW YORK, July -.
Montreal special says that Oraneemen
attempted to form procession, but the
marshals arrested several leaders. The follow
ing are names OF these arrested: VIM, Gavin.
Alex. ellison, John Cromwell, Thos. Ingraham'
Jonn klbOurn and Frederick Hamilton'
Police magistrate refuse to accept bail in the
present state of excitement $50 Oranssmen
arrived from Sherbrook by train and marched
to the Stanley street church where Daudiet ia
preaching. AN0''' 40
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Fifty-Fifth Annual Meeting at
Brunswick,

BRUNSWICK, July 1.-THE PRESS of yester-
day said that Prof. Packard's reception "closed
the festivities of the week." If your correspon-
dent had been here to-day and heard the ring
ing song of the liberated college boys, wearing
their class ribbons, he would conclude that the
festivities were not ended.
The Maine Historical Society held their fifty
fifth anpual meeting in their library room this
morning. The President took the chair at 8
o'clock.
The noticeable feature of the meeting was
the small number of Portland members.
After reading the records of the dongs of the
Society, since the last annual meeting, by the
venerable secretary, the reports of the treasurer
librarian, and that of the standing committee,
were read and accepted. The committee re-
ported five vacancies in the constitutional num-
Der of one hundred members, and the society
proceeded to elect their officers and new MEM
bers
President-Hon. J. W. Bradbury of Augusta.
Vice President-Hon. Judge w. G. Barrows
of Brunswick.
Recording Secretary-Prof. A. s. Packard Of
Brunswick.
Corresponding Secretary-Rev. Charles w.
Hayes of Portland.
Librarian-Prof. Packard.
Treasurer-Marshall Cram, Esq, of Bruins
wick.
All the above were reductions.
Standing and Publishing COMMUNICATION
Judge Barrows, Hon. Charles j. Gilman o.
Brunswick, Gen. John M. Brown of Portland
R. K. Sewall, Esq, of Wiscassett, Rev. s. F.
Dixie of Bath, Hon. Joseph Williamson O
Belfast, Hon. VIM. Goold of Windham.
The President appointed Hon. W. G. Bar
rows and Hon G. j. Gilman, auditors.
The following were elected to fill vacancie:
caused by death and resignation:
J. P. Baxter in plade OF Jadge Howard, de
ceased; j. III. DrummOnd in place of Rev. DR.
Hill, declined; Gen. T. w. Hyde in place o
Rev. D. w. Austin, deceased; P. D. Bailey, il
place of ]. d. Sewall, removed from the State
Rev. 81. 8. Barrage in place of 81. G. Slower
| declined.
The following elections were also made:
Corresponding MISUNDERSTOOD. Parcher O
| Charleston, President of the Historical Societ
| of South Carolina, and Prof. J. B. Sewall o
| Brantree, Mass
Committee on Field Day-C. j. Gilman, J
| M. Brown, r. K. Sewall, DIR. Lspham AM
| William Golod.
Judge w. G. Barrows offered a resolution o
| respect to the memory of J. Wingate Thornton
of Boston, recognizing his past services AM
his editorial supervision of thr Trelawne
papers.
Mr.. Hayes offered resolution that the deaf
of Mr.. Thornton be communicated to Rev. {
7. Collins, Trelawney, England.
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Chicago Cattle vsar.s...

CHICAGO. July 12Hogs. receipts 70, 600 head shin.
onang aoO head market excited and higher at the
4 % g 4 40; light 10 q 30; mixed at 90 "a 90.
Cattle.receipts 29Q0 head; shipments ZOO head
market firm; shipping at 80 a 80; feeders and
GAO. O'"' az 00
Sbeep-recepts 100 head shipments 23O head ;
scarce, only one load sold at Q 10 @425.
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LONDON, July 12-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
100. az :
:, amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England to-day was 100000.
LIVERPOOL, July 12-123O P. M.-Cotton market
active and frmer; Middling Uplands at 6ad; do Or
leans at 9-16d; sales $4,000 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and EXPORT receipts 200 bales,
Futures partially 1-32d better; July and August
at l3-32d; August and September at 7-16d, also
6 10 32d. ~
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Boston Stock Market.
[Sales at the Brokers Board, July 1871
New York stneh aud HTnn.s-n...,...-

New York SfncE mud Mns4 =nzs..lrat=-
NEW YORK, July 12-Eveuing Money easy at 2
per cent on CALL Sterling Exchange is steady at 4S4
q 4S7 for long and short sight.
Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for
week ending to-day were $96O,O05; the amount
marketed $3.50, 766.
Gold steady at 1901 throughout; carrying rate per
cent; borrowing rates flat and per cent. The
clearings were $7,644,O00. The customs receipts
to-day were 1884 000 Treasury disbursements $780,
goo for interest and 200 for bonds Governments
timer. State bonds dull. Railroad mortgages quiet
and steady. Stocks advanced tractionally in early
dealings and subsequently reacted. The market
became strong after midday and prices advanced
q per cent.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated ia 600 shares including 2I70o shares St
Paul, 21,lOO shares North Western, 1900 shares
Lake Shore, $500 shares Laokawanna & Western,
$3.50 shares Western Union, $500 shares Morris q
Essex 2l00 shares Ohios, 1900 shares Michigan Cen
tral 800 shares Pittsburg, ITO shares Burlington
& Quincy, HOO Delaware.
Tha
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HEALTH AND EcoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is "Con-
gress Yeast Powder, it being pure ana healthy, and
especially good for dyspepcs when used in Biscuits
Dumplngs, &c. Give it a trial, and you will Away
use Congress-.
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M ARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

| Friday, July IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
Sch Sarah Cullen, 49,, Richmond, ya-coal to Eas-
tern RI.
| Sch Abby Weld. Gardiner, Eastport-fsh to IRE
| fethen q Co, and Dana & Go.
Sch Express, Wass, Rockport.
sen Shepardess, Thorp, Bristol.
Sch Exact, Kimball, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Sch Edward Waite, York, Clyde-Bern Mills Co.
Sch Lizzie NJ Stewart, Perkins, Boston, Lucas,
and M Hammett.
Sch Banner. Coffin, Ellsworth-Nath Blake.
Sch Andrew Nebinger, Smith, Boothbay, to load
ice for Philadelphia-Kyan q Kelsey
Sch M Rand. KINNEY, Kennebec, to load ice for
Philadelphia q Kelsey.
fFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 18th, steamer Euclid Rio Janeiro
ct AT at Matanzas 9th inst, brig Ysidora Rionda,
At Rio Janeiro June 0. ship Sewall, Ryan, Gate
Pennel ceceased) for Callao.
ne sd tn Gee Sasd adsm tn ship Dorado for Rio ia
Edwin Reed. Higgins. Bombay.
AT at Cad adj prev to 18th inst, brig David Bugbee
It's, Philadelphia. AVE- --''' 0"-
Sch Nellie May, from the Gulf mt into Gaoroa.
town. Eel "a inst, Tor settlement of an alteration
which took place between the captain and one Of the
Lug Oaec WAS investigated by a magistrate
and resulted in nonsuit,
mEMORANDA.
The report, COPIED from Boston paper of the loss
OF snip Anna Camp, of Bath. is discredited by the
owners IN communication published in the Bath
Times. This vessel is now on the way to Shanghae,
Snot Java) from New York, and only 90 DAYS ont
Inc report probably from the fact that a life
of Brazil. - ~ 'oaS'
=. Ship Louis Walsh, White. from Pabellon de Plea
ior United Kingdom, put into Valparaiso about 9Th
inst, licking badly. Ne0"' W.
Sch Mary Rogers, Preble from Port johnson for
salem, put into Newport nth with loss of foretop-
mast and gear damaged by collision while running
through He'll Gate. Preceded same day.
Sch Nellie Foster, of Beverly has 6een run down
by steamer Circassia. '"A'A ~ S'-''e0"
FISHERMEN.
from the Gull, ~ ''
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NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.

The Removal Of Arthur and Cornell,
NEW YORK, July 12.-General Merritt, the
new collector of New York saws that the re-
movals OF Messrs. Arthur and Cornell have no
political significance, that is, they were not
made for the purpose of favoring one faction or
displeasing another. They may have SEINE
effect incidentally. The Custom House will no
longer De the head quarters of a political party
controlling primary meetings and conventions.
He says:
don't think, however, that a man sbonld
cease to be q working Republican when he be-
comes government officer, and there are
legitimate methods by which he can work for
the advancement of his party But the vast
patronage OF the custom house will not be used
as q part of the political machine 1 think the
general effect will be to consolidate the party,
unless direct war should be made on the
administration.
Senator Fenton Pleased.
NEW YORK, July PA special to the Post
from jamestown, N. Y, saws ex-senator
Fenton expresses approval of the changes in
the New York custom house.
METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOB THE MKT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July 13, Il A. MY
For New England
cloudy weather with frequent rains, variable
wlnos mostly fronA the south. stationary tenn
perature and falling followed by rising barom-
eter.
Orange lodges paraded in Philadelphia yes
terday, without disturbance.
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Daiiy Domestic Receipts.
By water conveysnce-1o00 bush corn meal to @
True q Co.
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HAYT'I.

Disastrous Fire in Port an Prince.
NEW YORK, July IA letter from Port au
Prince says that a fire there. June %, burned
thirty eight houses, causing loss of $4,000
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Clearing house Transsc.Ien..

EOhILAND, guy lZs
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. S1O3 249 SO
Net Balances ,,s.......,.., lS6O0 30
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth, July Ii, Mr.. George Hannaford,
aged SO years months
Funeral services this Saturday afternoon at 2
O'CLOCK, at hls late residence. Cape Elizabeth.
In Ellsworth, July 6, Capt. William Davis, aged
"a years.
In Trenton, July 6, Edmund Macomber, aged 46
years.
In Weld, June q, Joseph Masterman, aged SO years
"a years. ~eS
81 years months.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CHAL
Portland Wholesale Market.

POrtlaMd WhoiesaIe Market.
FRIDAY, July 12.-The markets quiet to-day,
with but few changes. Sugars, however, show an
advance and we quote graduated at 1Oc and Extra
at SIC. The market is improving. Flour continues
in fair demand at unchanged prices. Corn is very
strong at the advance quoted yesterday.
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Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms. 9th inst schs Martha A
Brewer from Belfast for North Bay; j Curtis, I'm
Boston for do
Ar at Eastport sth schs Charlotte Augusta, Holmes
Banks with 800 otis fish; eth Red Beach, Rolf Mag
dalens 800 bbls herring
Sid 10th, sch Nellie III AIalIoch New foundand,
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California Mining Stocks.

Dan FRANCISCO, July 12-The following are The
pared with those of yesterday: 0'' "' '0"'-
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MAINE.
Fire in Auburn.

LEWISTON, July 1.-THE farm buildings Of
Ezra Given, two miles from the Court House,
Auburn, were burnsd this morning. He lost
30 tons Of hay, horse, hog, most of his furniture
and farming tools. Loss about $1,000; in
sured for $4,000.
Farm Buildings Burned.
BANGOR, July 1.-THE farm buildings in the
vicinity of East Corinth owned by Chas. D.
Chapman, were consumed by fire Thursday
evening, which was caused by the breaking of
kerosene lantern, Nothing was saved. In
sured for $4,000 in the Piscataquis Mutual.
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MARRIED..

In New Sharon July g. VIM. e. Reed OF Boothbay
and Miss K. Ella, daughter of Hon. F. NJ. Howes OF
New Sharon.
:, In Pennington, June 80, Alfred P Fogg and Me-
lntha G. Briggs.
In Strong, June 20. DR.. j. b. Twaddle of Arson
and Alice S. Mumler Of Strong.
- In Belfast, July 6. Edwin Stckney and Miss Nell
Wellman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$4,000

City of Cleveland, Ohio
6 PER CT. MUNICIPAL BONDS.
FOR SALE BY
WOODBURY. g. MOULTON,
Investment Bankers,
No. 176 Middle Street, Corner Exchange.
jy3 snd2w