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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
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The death Of William V. Moses, Esq. a leading
ship owner, and the largest taxpayer of Bath. has
been announced in our columns. Mr.. Moses was
born in the town Of Scarborough. in this state
Jan 30, 1901. thns making him at the time of his
deceasc nearly rs year Of age. Leaving Scar
borough while vet n lad he served an apprentice
ship in the tin and stove trade, until 81. TO Mr.
Samuel CLAW Of Portland After leaining ti4
trade be engaged himself to parties IN Westhoto'
and Saco, going with mis- brother, Oliver Moses
Esq, Of Bath, to Bath in 1895. The two, under
the firm nanc Of w. V. anG Oliver Moses. began
business At the foundry in Bath now owned by
Gen. T. w. Hyde, and occupied also the store on
Front street, now occupied hv SewallJ J Watson.
The firm was very successful and later entered in
shipbuilding NJ time when freigbts were remun-
crative and iron vessels unknown The nevf,m
rapidly in commercial Importance. and when
the war broke out were among the best known of
Bath builders They have built large number of
vessels.
For the ladies only: The best feature of the
present sty lie is the absence Of false hair. There
are different methods Of arrangement hut all of
them are simple, and can be executed without tie
u
small, classic heads and regular features, affect
the Grecian knot, pierced by an arrow or dag
ger, and the ma ority of Young girls comb back
their hair in the same simple fashion, making it q
little frzzy a little curly in 'front.' and fastening
it in long braids light cur-, at tie nape of the
neck, with shell pin, which forms band instead
of twisting il round. The latest novelty in in,e-
rior decoration is covering the door frames with
scarlet cloth The common, homely cat-tails
which were so unsppreciated until lately, are
now at the very acme of aesthetic glory In
one fsrlor is a sofa cushion of mummy cloth with
several cat tails on the right, group of opuent
dsndelions at the left, and above two gorgeously
tinted butterflies. Panels display the same weed
with the golden rod aster immortslized by Whit
tier, and in one elegant home are cheap fans and
the ubiquitous cat tail artistically arranged over
door adorned with Messnic lace.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
riNAN J AL Il OOMGEROIAL.

Il sENIN6 REPORT.

Wv York. Decc cnbvr II, IS7*
Nouey loaned I. 3}aal VIZ call, tnd closed al 5a6
Ter ccat
staliing isI'z'NI tor 6o days, is7li -ass tor
demand
God opened al l0o% and clos cd at 100.
Carrying rates, 4 per csnt. I;orrowiag rates
U al.
Cicarngs, sio,ij0 Upb Custom receipts, $2Os .00n.
Treasury dsbursed s2sOuOU interest, $3.50 900 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
PEN <$XLt ANA.
sentenced

BALLsroNs, December II. Rollin Ks. why
attempted t. wreck tram IA FJrt Anu, pea /.
ed guIiiy al Sani HILL to-day, and was ,cLte Iced
10 four years and siN mDOihs IN prison.
ReslIt,d.
HARRISBURG. December II Martin Bcigiu a
Molly MaguT who s to have be n execut, d ia
Pot,vlle tom mros, WAS les tied 70 day by the
the Cove, uor, until Jaaualy 10th
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
NEW HtbItk.
Railroad Troubles.

NEW YORK, December II The Mercantile
llu- Co., OF thi, city ha, served notice upon the
receivers and managers of the Por'lan 4 Og-
densnurg Railroad, citing them to show cause be-
fore the L. ;. District ,urt, Burlington, Iowa AZ
the next rule d'v, Jan. h, why they shoa!d not
nHl oe rnJ''n from is,nilg tac proposed $500
600 preferred boau-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
MASSACiiUSErr


BOsToN, December IL About O'Clock this
afternoon. Dansel McElroy, aged GA, residing in
East Cambria idge, came home half drunk and had
an alteration with his wife, and struck her with
an axe on the mead, cutting cash the whole
with OF the blade then strdck her 10 the side just
below The naval Physicians think the wou nds
will prove fatal. The murderer was arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
" Ncn;hur Ind,caIions TOR To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
aliing barometer, westerly wind, stationery or
gh,r temperature. increasing cloudine,s and
possibly snow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
GOVERNOR HAMPTON.

COLUMBIA, S. c, December L. Gov. Hamp-
tons condition has improved decidedly within the
past twentv-todr hours, and this evening he ex
pressed the opinion that be has passed the
crisis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
[trn.

In Portland De-. H. Mr.. Mary Wells aged S5
years.
In I mouth Dec. Is, Capt Jane. ;. william,
aged - Vca's.
In Il Btng'r, Dec Is, Col orgc W Cummings,
. Il IN" lac william Cumming, Esq" of Cape
Elijah h.
In snmAer, bee Capt. Nsthaniel Gerrish, aged
81 years months
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
Boston stock List.

sales at the Brokers' Board.l
BOSTON. December Il, 1877.
Boston * Maine Railroad, --aIl0s.
Eastern RsIlfoaI, lAIti.
Portland ~aro \ Portsmouth Railroad, 9lh ig.-
Boston Il Maj ne kIroa :. eN bonds) llt--allsI,
h tSt.rD iiiroa (new bonds) 7lAA-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
P.Df-IEEC Al.


MERIDES. CoaB.. December II. In tie nluni-
cipal election ~ his city to-day, II. Wake Lines,
rep, was re elected mayor for third term, by
501 majority,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
~ or a Purpose"

''FOr a Purpose"
Mr.. EDITOR: Your correspondent S. S. i,
quite sharply criticised in some quarters. But
Will st ard names arc called none of he charges
made in that communication are denied That
thirty or forty rum nuisances ave in our md.t i
not deuicd. II could not he, for more than thirty
have United States lcences, and it Is fair to pre-
sumo that they do not pay their money for Moth
ing. zee by publish card that inlorms' on
Is desired. ! refer the authorities 10 the Internal
Revenue Office, Granite Hall, where the names Of
THESE thirty, licensed uuseeis, may be found.
and in whose places, if dligent search be made, I
doubt not whi-key, ale. porter, strong beer, la or
beer and other intoxicating liquors, all pro-
hibited nv law, NAV be found The charge that
no earnest, manly EFFORT has been made to sup
press these nuisances. il not denied That great
suffering is caused by them is not questioned
That great burdens laid upon the peo lie is
tacitly admitted. II these things are so, then
there must be great guilt and criminal neglect
somewhere. But your correspondent is CHARGED
with heing used bv Others for a purpose. False
wholly so, A. YOU well know. When | asked
to purllsh my article | asked your opinion
neither As to Its merits OF dement's. | asked YOU
to publish it, nothing more. Going from my
home on Thanksgiving morning about ten O'Clock
met man (who has wife and several n'tle
chldren) much intoxicated A little further on
Young man. mere lad, the only son of
widow, passed up a cross street in the same condi
tlon a-ked mYseu thls question. what klnd
"f ThanksgivinA III there he in the homes of
these two persons What to gladden. the heart
What TO he thankful for With this thought
resting upon my mind went into nv place of
business, aud W ote the communication signed $.
Every word of which did then, and d.
now believe to he true. With gratitude to Go
that He gave me thought and and will, and pur
pose to do So | remain S. S.
Coon RECORD - THE MUTUAL LIFE IN
sCRANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK during the f. I
"a years of its existence, received for premiums
about $50 100000. OF this amount, more than
Sl2l 100000 was paid back to its members for
dividends death claims, &c. II is purely mu-
tual company, refunding all excess Of payments
above prime cost. lis present assets are nearly
$40, 900 900.
Nobody should 90 TO church, or public meeting
backing awav and disturbing the preacher OF ora
tor " i'h tht il cough. Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
al once; il costs only 25 cents 4 hottie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
local ano state Nems.

NJ Fhe kennebec Jonrnai IL the only
paper in Augusta that ever had The news
of the Associated Press. No other
paper here can have these desp ttchss.
For several days the river has been full OF an-
cher ice, making its way down the stream.
Another Of those beautiful days yesterdays
complete duplicate of the weather year ago.
Rev. Mr.. Penney lectures at the Free Baptist
church in Brunswick Thuisday Of this week.
The County Commissioners are holding their
regular session, for business at the court house
The purse of $50 by A. Shea in the
Shea in the walking match Saturday evening, was
given into his hand. Yesterday afternoon.
You can save money in huying your Christmas
presents at Jas. Devine's Drug Store,
Dana's old stand, 7 Uoon Block.
The Governor and Council were engaged ves-
terdav mostly routine business. There Will
be a hearing to-day on one or two pardon cases.
The Bowdoiu Quarterly Meeting holds its
December session with the church in Topsham
this week, commencing yesterday aud closing to-
morrow.
Mr.. " D. Pintham, the veteran stage propre-
tor, ha. been suffering from the effects of kick
of horse received Saturday aud was able to be
out yesterday
The lodge of Good Tcmplsrs in Manchester, will
celebrate their fourth anniversary on Thursday
vening. They have extended an invitation to the
Augusta lodge to attend on the occs sion, and the
invitation has been scceeted.
Land Agent Burleigh has been at work night
and day. and has had the assislarce Of several
clerks. in closing up the business for the year at
his office. Those who think the Office can he
readily closed up, should get somethng Of an iu-
sight into the business.
Phil p. Getchell the enterpising dcHle in
hat. caps and fur goods, at the corner of Bridge
and Water streets, has al announcement IN our
paper to dav, which will please and ntere' those
who are looking for Christmas presents of a sub
stantial aud durable nature.
The Cit, Marshal and Chief Engineer Burns
were on their rounds Yesterday examining stove
pipes deposits of ashes, &c, in regard TO safety
from fires. This is precautionary measure, and
one in which everv good citizen should cooper
The index 80 the rolls of soldiers in the war Of
1912 IN the Office ofthe Adjutant General is nearly
completed, this will avoid the difficulty in finding
anv of the names. The rolls contain the names
of from 2s 900 to 10000 including the regulars
and the militia men.
TIE holiday goods which are being exhibited at
Fowler Hamlen 4 Smiths, should at once attract
the attention of those who will make their invest
meuts this wear in articles for comfort and use,
as well as for ornamentation. A richer display
was never seen in this city than is exhibited by
this firm at their spacious store.
The Young Mems Republican Club will hold its
regular meeting this evening, at the club room
over Norths store The club is well officered and
organized. and is doing effective work. 1t is com
posed Of some of the best young men in the city,
and all are cordially invited to attend the meet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
Mt. Desert Light.

PORTLAND, December II. The light on Mt.
Desert Rock has not been since Tuesday
night The higher thso ever during the
gale, and it is feared thlt all hands are lost Mt.
Desert Rock Is situated l6 miles from Mt. Desert
Island, out to sea. There are three keepers sta
toned there, two of whom have their families
with them. Capt. Skerrett, Inspector of Portland
Lighthouse Dis met, said SUNDAY night he hopes 1t
will prove that no iajnry has resulted to the light
house, and the failure of the Light may he owing
to some trouble with the lantern. The Irls has
been absent setting buoys n the ST. CtoiX liver,
aud is on her way home, aving reached Rock
port Capt. Ske,rett telegraphed the captain OF
the his sunday nigat, TO proceed AT Ouce to Mt
Desert Rock and ascertain what the trouble Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
Marine Di asteis.


The schooner Georgia, reported wrecked at
Bidd,ford Pool. has been found two miles South
of life saving station No. G. at the Pool sunk in
fourteen fathoms of wat'r. The crew undoubted
ly were all drowned The vessel belonged in
Brewer and was coal laden. Schooner Helen re
ports having been in company OF schooner Geor-
gia, near Bldeford .'o,l. tn day before the sup
posed wreckage of the Georgia came ashore there.
Schooner Golden Eagle, Capt. Dyer, broke from
her anchorage at Camden. night Of the l0h, aud
drove into the schooner Joe Carlton, smashing in
stern, and afterwards fled aud sunk The bow
of the Joe Carlton stove in, asd she sustained
other damages by contact with the stone per
The schooner VIM Russell had ualnboom broken
at same time
Schooner Nile broke from her mooriugs at
Rockland, during the gale, aud went ashore at
Daley shipyard. She was hauled off without
damage.
Schooner Eta A. Simpson, now at Thomaston,
has been newly rugged and spared and will be
ready for business in few days.
Schooner Convoy broke adrift at Rockland The
llth, and run into the Henrietta. of Gouldsboro
Each had booms and sterns smashed.
Schooner b. X. Arey, damaged against the
bridge at Belfast the llth, filed and sunk The
schooner Jachin alse dragged the bridge, break
ing her mainboom and stove in the stern.
Schooner Ada S. Ames has come off the railway
at Rockland, and is having new spars and rigging
put up.
Schooner Ophir, Captain Gott, from Bangor for
Pswtucket which put into Portland with main
rigging stranded, has fitted new rigging and sailed
for her destination.
Schooner Annie Freeman, which sailed from
Boothbay Sept. 9th, for Baracoa, is given up by
the owner as lost, with all board. Her crew
was composed Of the following persons G. w.
Reed of Boothbay, master; Harry Apps, do,
mate; j. C. Ewing of Charleston, S. c.. super
cargo; Edward West and George N. Smith, OF
Wiscasset, ID. c. Tibbetts ane Frank Scott Of
Boothbay, seamen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18

The Young Mems Republican Club will hold its
regular meeting this evening, at the club room
over Norths store. The club is well officered and
organized. and is doing effective work. 1t is com
posed of some of the best young men in the city,
and all are cordially invited to attend the meet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
PHIL P. GETCHELL'S.
CORNER BRIDGE & WATER SITS,
AUGUSTA.

Now is the time To have all repairs done
vour turs. Mr. Abin l.. Ge'ch"l will r III ,in with
me a i'e longer sni win ID all repair work in
manner IN passed. His work is well known in
this commrni v There l. no need OF recomm nd.
ing ii. Ladies'. veu can have Vour Old, seal caps
made over any OF the new styles o. trl''es at
very sn al ;rice declb-'st
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
NEWS Bi ikLEGKAfH
TO 'hr
q ',lu keauehFf journal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Trial for Murder.


RoCKLAND, December II. Miss Hannah Thorn
dixie was auaigaed in the Knox Co. S. j. Court,
Tuesday morning, ON indictment for the murder
of Mrs. lIonofa sullivan, Oct. 2, 1873, and plead
ed not guilty. County Attorney Staples conducts
tle for the State and Huam Bliss, Jr. Wash
inpton, d. W. Mor,lsnd, Rocklind, appear for the
prisoner. The principal wltue,s examined this
morning was Dr. :. II. Boynton who examined
tn, body oil deceased the day after the murder,
and found severe bruises in the left temple under
which the skull was found cracked, and was of
the opinion that death resulted from conclusion
of the brain, resulting from the fracture OF the
skull, and found depression Of the skull on the
back of the head, but is ,at. fed not from rect nj
injury.
ON nctoss-examination, he sand he did not tn ink
death would have occurred ftom any other cause
than the wound on the temple. such wound
would not necessarily be mora lie made no ex
animation to see If death resulted from heart dis
ease.
This afternoon Dr. Nathan Wiggn. family lhy
scian of The deceased, who wa, pre.eat at the ex-
animation, fully coToborated Dr Boynton to
the cause Of death -couous,on of bran from a
blow
Mary Do, ahue testified that about o'clock on
the day OF homicide .he saw deceased aud prison
hav .ng some dispute IA the street end saw the
prisoner stiIke deceased twice With htr hands. At
I O'Clock near! the cry OF "PolIce!' Saw several
persons across the stlee aud saw n woman leave
this group aud eros, the street into the prisoners
house Went over aud helped cary Mrs. Sulli-
van home, and remaned i'll she died at s.
Policeman spear testified to being called 10 the
sullivan house at quarter 10 S and found decease
in d,ing condition. Then went TO prisoners
house and arrested her. Found door barred with
piece of bedsiead.
Special oliceman Mink testified to aiding in
the arrest, and cortoborsted previous witness.
katle Donanue testified to seeing the prisoner
setting on the doorsteps of her house about 4
something witness did not hear, when the piis.
onei said, You ask me for money again and /
will strike you dead with this bottle" Deceased
LETT, turned aGd said something, when the prison.
after her, both passing out of witness sight.
About o'clock saw prisoner again on her steps,
and she came 10 me 18th one hand in her bosom
saying, 'WneIc shall | hide this Where is jim
(prsoner's hnsband) to tell me whore to hide it,
Asked her what it was she said, "No matter"
prisoner ia the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
The Grangers.

GARDINER, December II. The State Grange
P. of H., commenced three days session in Gar
diner, Tuesday. Nearly 200 have already arrived
and many more expected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18
Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, December II. The Senate con-
frmed the following postmastels in Maine to-day :
Henry l.. Wood at Dexter Andrew ID. Bean at
Belfast; Albert W. Cushmln at Ellsworth Chas .
c. Norton at Esstport; Willis NJ. Hay lock at
Calais
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-18

II rhe Kennebec Jonrnai il the only
paper in Augusta that ever had The news
of the Associated Press. No other
paper here can have these desp itchss.
National Republican., 1878-08-08
Gnrda and Croauat.

Ono day this summer wo rode fifty miles u
railway car seated behind four men, Wis
were playing with those awful playthiuss II
the devil-cards. They played euchre until
they were tired of 1t. They played q little
seven.up, pedro, and occasionally trihe Of
poker. We never heard . dispute. Their
bursts Of merriment occasionally at some uneI-
pccted play repeatedly drew our eyes frum our
book. They never quarreled and never
called names once. When we got out n oar
station we sat at our window and watched =
party Of young men and maidens play croqust.
In ffteen minutes we saw two persons cheat
successfully. We heard the one player VIE
did not cheat accused of cheating fve times.
wo heard four distinct, bitter qusrrels. We
heard a beautiful young girl tell two lies. and
a meek looking young man three, and finally
we saw the young girl throw hor malbet
against the fence so hard II frightened . hoSss,
the other young girl pounded her mallet -
hard on the ground that II knocked tho buds
of an apple tree they both banged into The
house at different doors, and the two yosas
men looked shespish and went od for drink.
Now, why is thisf Isn't croquet q good, morA
game f-Buiington Hdukeye.
National Republican., 1878-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ibe spiritus ssu.tu. in Hioo,n.


At the home of Hon. Thurlow Weed. No. n
West Twelfth street. there is now In bloom one
Of the rarest flowers In the world, the dove
flower, or Spiritw smctu, Of Brazil. Tho
flower is rare, even In its native land. The
stalk Is about forty inches In height, with Q
leaf like that OF . tubcross. On the top are
four Of the flowers, the lowest Of which is II
full bloom, the three others In bud. Tie AoEsr
In bloom is small and Of the msst srqui.sss.
cream color It's perfume ID dslic.ss. II h
similar in shape and siss to q Hadsisa nus
opened, but still Joined. Ono half of The Aswcr
remains upright and the vther half lies dosa
at exactly right angles to ib mate, exposise in
the ereet part . most dainty floral grotta In
which rests, apparently, upon q perch petal
shaped like q dove about TO fly. with ont
stretched head and extended wings. The
dove Is cream white, with tho exception a
the upper extremities Of the wings, which are
besatifully speekled. The perfestion and lifs-
like appearance Of the dove are incredible ts
persons who have not seen the flower. In the
land Of Its growth tho SpiSitv Ssscte Ia be,A
In great esteem, and among tho superstitiosss
in sbsolute veneration. Many legends are toid
about the sacred flower" Mr.. We, d received
the plant about fortnight ago. and IL bloomed
yesterdsy.-New York Timcss
National Republican., 1878-08-08
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National Republican., 1878-08-08
YEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

URBAsA, ONO, Feb 10. ls7h
Nh. IL. H. STEVENS, Boston, Mas.i
I,1r Sr-I teel greatly indebted to your eIcclleun
medicine Vsgetine for what II has done TOR mo Z
have been subjected " Rheumatism all my ufs.
Was attacked with II three years ago. and suffered
terrible pains In my chest hack, and limbs for siI
eight months, al which time ! cOmmencyd usins
trey cured by II. | had scarcely used half bOttls
until the pain had len me and my general health bs-
great blood purifier. I had also suffered dreadnlliy
from o Hnal Catarrh for seven eight years. Ahsr
taking the hrst bottle OF vegstins noticed change
for the better. The constant pain and heavlness tht
charge OF mucus nom The head oaei 9ly appetite gvk
better and strength seemed to come with every dose of
medicine. Too much Cnnnot be snh In ls favor, ana
| always take pleasure in recommending II to my
friends who may he suffering from any dsrse of the
blood, tor fee salSiied, II they try II, they
Ot a cure, am, very respectfully, yours,
j. H. RHODES,
Manager Western Unon Telegraph ONCE Urbana q