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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-03


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Oct 1873
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The Lives Insured by the Society are careful
selected In different parts OF North America an
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
ions, an additional and exceptional safety to tA
polov-holders. The lnsurances are made only or
he Mutual Premiums Principle. Tn Surplus are
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ol farming, nome and mlsceIianeous reading with
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yienntbre yournaI.

Jnshed AT AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street
t01t II Court by SPRA0UE, OWEN 4 NASH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
TRUSTING roo wren TO AN AGENT.
The Owner Of three Houses In Florida Seek
Ins Lohgines In n Police stnMon.

The Owner Of three Houses In Florida Seek
ins Lodgings IN n Police station.
A little wthered German woman entered
tho Mcrcor street police station early on Thurs
day evening. and asked in her broken speech
to he allowed 10 remain over night
II IL too carly vet. Como later in tho oven
Ing" the Sergeant at the desk said.
She walked M and down bcforo the station,
and. not moving on when directed 10 do 40 was
giving her nnmc ~ Sophie Clausar. she told hOr
story Yesterday.
She and her husband who worked on tho
railway. moved from Charleston to Fcrnandina
Florida, nineteen years HEO. soon nficrward
the war called him into tho Confederate ranks
He sent home his pay. she sold tho produce Of
the farm, and within few years they had saved
q comfortable sum Of money When the hus-
band died. nine ycara ago. leaving Sophie with
ak children. she possessed In her own right
three houses In Fcrnandina.
- There were no good schools there. and Mrs
Cluuscr desired TO give her two youngest chill
drcn, nged and II years. an education She
transferred several hundred dollars ~ n Ger
man bank in this city. and. two years ago. came
her property and the caro- Of her other children
in the hands OF an agent. named John Eller-
man, with Instructions to send her the rents
she remained In this city and uscd the money
n the bank. but heard nothing from Elcrman
Ihen sho became 50 poor that she was Obliged
TO put the children in the Juvenile Asylum.
while she hired out for houscwOrk Then ru-
mors came of her houses having been burned
she said that she could no longer obtain work
anu did not have even moneyenough 60 pay her
car fare to enable her TO see her CHI idrcn at the
Asylum. She was sent to the Commissioners u
Charities and Correction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
THE CAY VIII CONTEST.
Ignoring wife who Quilted her Husband
mud Mnde siOO. 900 ror Her.eIG

The hotly-contested case over the probate
OF the will Of John W. c. Gay was ended ycstcr-
day. before Surrogate Daley in Brooklyn. in
the summing up Of the counsel. The decision
was reserved. The will offered for probate was
made on June 10. 1877. and left property vari-
cusly estimated at from $50 600 to $50 600. to be
divided equally among threo nieces and two
nenheWs, WHO live, IN CoXsackic. Greene
County. this State. He wholly ignored his wife,
Elizabeth Gay, Of this city. who has made over
$4,000 out 81 the millinery business in sixth
avenue. and she contests his will. alleging mon.
tai incapacity and undue influence The
couple Yero married in this city many years
ago, anu entered in the millinery business as
and had many puarrels. Mrs. Gay accused her
husband Of trying 10 defrnud their creditors
and they separated both as business partners
and AS husband and wife. This was nearly
twenty years ago. and the couple did not live
together aitcrward. Mr. Gay was 40 years Of
age when he died: II is claimed by the contest
ants TINT he was. in bis last DAYS. n paralytic.
There were no children To- tho marriage and
Mrs. Gay Is the only contestant.
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has taken "a a witness has noyor bcen adequate
10 compensate him for the time he has had to
take from his practice.
DIR. Hammond also says that an application to
restore to him tho tito he held during the war
Of the rebollion-that Of Surgeon General Of tho
Untod States Army-has been pending In Con-
gress. md that the effect OF DIR. uray's article
upon that application Is obvious.
For tho purpose. evidently. OF showing that
the article complained OF was inspired by mo-
lves Of personal malice DIR. Hammond says.
further that he wns tho author ~ an article
published as u leader in tho Herald in March
last criticsng the rcputcd had management Of
asylums for the insnne in the United States. as
well rs other articles, which he names and DR..
GRAY was aware of that fact
DR. Gray gave hail in $4,000 his hondsmcn
being banker and n physician on Utica. his
bond was twice set aside by the Court for tech
nioal errors but has now boon accepted. lie
has obtained twenty days further time TO pre-
naro his answer 10 TIC complaint Senator
Herman Is his attorney. Mr. Chuunccy II. Ripley
OF this city nnncnrs for DR.. Hammond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
pENNsYLvAXIA HAI..roAD.
- VIZ ' 7 IIfN y N u VI
IN 49, - 49,

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON lfl after SVlf lt ISIS.
Trains leave New York. DE sbrcsses and CORTLAND
st~ Ferries As ioiowss
Express Tor HARRISBURG. rttshurgh. the Yves, and South
MiM u ihan Palace cars attached, . A. VI, 8 ana y
F9 Wiuan'por', Lock llavcn. CORY and Ere Msp
= 81, connecting NJ Cory Tor rtu willie. PctfnIrun
centre ani the on Regions NiilaMspor and LoE
Baltimore. Wa,hnston. ami the South Limited wash,
il-t INnf .s g Pullman fafinr cars Lily. rNfrH
sunday, $50 4 VI; arrive Mashm ton $40 o. N.
RstmM $3.50 NJ, !, $50, ani0P W. saI1ydH
Express Tor Philadelphia 80 80. s 20. O. % 81 LIN
ited'. II 4 NJ !, :, - g. ~. s'ii. bi ami .
SUNDAY. I 81 ami A. W.. o. %. q 49, ~ 5 - and ~
VI ENG ant ani second c.iss. ! T.. "
foAts o NruuNNu Annex connect WITH ll tllrll.1
uain, at JcIsey tity, aN.riiIs speedy anu Tired
transfer Tor BiOoNiyn travel
Tor trans 10 NeWart, Elizabeth, RahWar. PuncetO1
Trenton. fcrtu AmhuN Flr4a1i HtNIltge AM
other points see local schedules q Jl fite,t O9lcDs
Trans lriNc From llU,hurvh. Is 3d. iu 90 No. 10 2lE
~ iauy. 40 \. NJ. go 4. VI. daily. rNc, MuuiW
From Washington ami BtiumutV. Il 3d. " ~ 4. NJ tlh
al5. 10 % 7. VI. sunday. 500 - 90 4 " From FItt
dc.pm1, 1lh, u 90. p.in iI-u. II % A VI. IA
tin 40 q ~, : .t1. lul1. ln.2n =. NJ suliay, jJL
80 a., 1000 II hlA NJ . d 80 ~ 90 y VI
Ticket oMcts. '21 Hni oil BrcJdNll. l Aston H1usi
and loot OF pc-hrosscs AMI CnrUGudt sfs. Z iWti Is
Hul hIuoNNu AnNeN % pot. ilut a fulton % a..s'h
III lln, amt llS Hul.pu e, !luau,.n. p"p,t Jts~j
fKANk THOMSON l. a. FNgNIt
General Manager. GEM ra.,. o. ID A. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Complication. In tho T-uu,py D,vorc. suit.

The protfacted suit OF Mary L. Trumpy
against Acr huhaul. Benz. = Trunpy for divorce. has
Just been concluded In August 1874 the Superior Court
Ia Bridgeport Conn, sent the to tie Hon Elijah f.
Carpenter OF Greenwich referee. Judge Carpenter
granted Mrs Trumpy divorce, giving her the entire
custody Of her younger child sanford NJ Trumpy and
allowing her 90 have her elder child BENJAMIN aged
years; win Der onethird Of the time. Mr. TTumpy
Moul hot aow her 70 Mke charge u her cider son At
ALL and IN september 1877. She sued the custody OF
both children aud the superior Court referred the
bach TO judge CARPENTER Mr. Trumpy testified that She
had not been allowed Ia ce her elder boy alone that he
was taught by hs father to despse her, ami that She
was frequently insulted when she went him The
r cree granted her the custody of both children aud
sue went tn got her elder boy. Her brother Mr. Alex
aWer Mend. says that Mr. Trmpi who had grocery
IN sixth avenue, in this city, made an assignment
o. his property aud when he heard Judge Carpenters
deci.mn BE- borrowed hlrse AMI wagon from Mr.
hehrN VI. Bailey ni drtcnWi H, Conn and drove away,
hhn. with hun his own sd aul hos VI Mr Bailry's.
aged - years The horse ali wagon were found next
lhA az suem Ncsh hester county. under charge young
haeY nut VIZ lrumcy and his little boy have not yet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Auttlum 1lotlt,s.

EonN, RYE, AND OATS at Au.ucn-Brr.
btrl uiNhls WI s.l mi, dny IS sunday. SOY =
~ oDfth T. 49, ~ Robinson SstYr'. foot 40 Amin #
fr tNu 10, 100 bushels corn. a.uuO bushels Nc and
l''H lusucis otis, slEht.N damaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

n on And AFTER July 3 l~79
ENrf"ss Trans leave Sew Ynre VIA D. sbroies ant
OF ldhdt Its Fern, =. As iui i,ys.
81, 80. \ 3d. a u fiulf.NI II A. N l. %. q. -
o 80. 80 : .3n and or VI
Boats oi "HruOAlNn Annex connect with nI tI.iHlst
trans at Jcr,e, rity saorlms sloeOy ami ..tA
tau.,,t nt Broo ,A n travel ~
heiu mn{ tI9H' cAtc Pua1opha1 ~ -. : ~ ~!
AM u VI .LiuNrt ENirts, 20 T. " 80, D 81 -
ANA Z 80 7. NJ, anii1 MMui-hf Ou slU.tt. - -
: 80 VI. T. : 50 T.. VI. spt ~ Nj ul-1t ...
llchtt oNccs, 1-i aad pa BruatwAy. A.tlf ilufi
ani tool OF pr.nru,,cs and Cortauit ,is 90. a.,
Biunhlyu AunC Depot. loutut funuu ST., lI,.' -
no. at us liuf-1u ~ ll.N1Aru. Depot. ',' i'"'
fEANk THOMSON. !. Z FARNf
lrl.. NluI-tr Grntia. PASSED.. 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

Mabel whitman and her Lover a cauItted.
BOSTON, Noy. Tho examination Of DR..
Httt 90 ana Mahti NhWnn oi tlarcstuWu. Mass. which
h' tn m pi fr'ss several daTs un the charge AZ fatally
l.u. ~ INC Hiel mother. resulted u tic ,qnttl ot
h'Hh TIC decision meets VITA general approval
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

FOURTEEN TllRol dll TRAINS EACH way DNLr
IhREk niFOrr Is PHILADELPHIA,
iN 10 IS 81 q lIRh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

VI " NJ -~VIVn TTnn % \ VI. 70 y 7. v NtcfU
st. nearest point tor wall ~ ferry C0rtlaudt near
est point iur Jersey City ami ConnuniIAw lcfrt Paf
place, nearest point Tor Post pnice. city Hall a1
Barclay 81. ferry to HOhnken: chambers - uearrS
point Tor Pavona and Erie Railroad crry Frauklin -
Grand t. nearest points for Desbrosses Il err, oJcrj
tly ana II oplcs Lane steamers Tor Albany ecker II,
sh ST. nearest points for ,rIy ilobokeL
lith st-Ncarcst point N Union Square AMI Lyccnu
Theatres Academy OF Music. Irving hni Tanimany alA
III st--Nenrest point 10 B00ihs. 81 James Nni fat
Theatres Grand opera House. Iimurcs Garden. Ma
some Temple. and Jersey city rrries 3ti st-Ncafcd
lont 90 standard BROADWAY nnl tint Avounc fhcatrcS
aquarium ami san Francisco Minstrols l2i st-toR
meets with New York Transfer COS CATS for Grand ten
tfal Depot bSth st-Near,st point tor Central Pa.
For uptown trans. take east side stations Toe
downtown trains. take west side stations fte 70
cents. gcpt between the hours ct -, HIi 4 w. aul
and + W. when the fare is accents onnrc with the lo-
lowing hurscc ar lines Al Rector - 10 cars suua
ierrN At Grand St, with cars og n.lrossr. snl Ead
Grand - FERRIES; nt Rec Nhcf St. vita east and
west, az s;i st with ears Christopher AMI Vast INA
Il ferries. az IAN 81 with West -Jl sui Ed
I'D anl Jiul st. ferries; At 33i Il, w eiys ior Wee.
hawken ferry, at Joii -. with ears Bet LiD' RAD.
road MM Il GARRISON. Prr.iIenL
VaN RnorKtt~ Suunrinfsuilrt,t ''' '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
Qtmhstrp.

THE LARG Est dental establishment In the
"a Niifs bc.t double extra gum sets - g. $40
former prices $40 $40 and Ei1 Teeth extracted under
serted nr MODEMNNN "
Nos 500 sri 'ot sd Az. eouth west corner San s.
nENrAI ONCE 900 canal st-T,cth extracted with.
Ooutpnin 20 cts nng oo,ts sets. e. ininstalncnts
fINEFTu EXTRACTED, .5c, win sas a.
4 iul gum Is, Stup DIR BRpuGnrON ~ west All ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02

DoVBlr TRACK. Till MOST INPROyEr EQ"'pNEN
AND IllE FASTEST TINE CuN~lstEst
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFEIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
SOiltrs anO engines.

STEAM ENGINE.-wanied, TO purchase good
- second hand engine and boiler about or 10 horse
Eom.s ANds''' s'auns size ana price, T. H.. box 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-02
ITo PHILADELPHIA.

TIE OLD EsrNbLlsllln kOrTE AND SHORT LIN
BffNkEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
FRANCE.


THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.
PARIS, August 20.-M Say, in his address
at the money conference yesterday, stated
the policy OF France was to await moment
whcH she could revert to tn etrcc mintagc OF
silver.
The SWISS representative said that while
agcceing with the present attitude of the
Latin Union, as described by Say, Switzer-
land looked forward to good standard as
the ultimate solution of the question OF
coinage.
Goschcn argued that the free mintage of
silver viii be impossible; the formal re-
jec,.on of that proposal, however, is to be
regretted, as the public would consider it
as condemnation Of the monetary use of
silver. The object aimed at should be the
maintenance of silver as companion of
gold, whenever possible ms the universal
disuse of silver would provoke terrible
crisis He added that an agreement for u
universal gold standard might force Eng.
land to reconsider her policy of maintain
ing the silver coinage OF India intact.
The following are the propositions sub
mitted to the monetary conference by the
United States delegates and now under
discussion:
/, 1t is the opinion of this assembly that
it is not desirable that silver be excluded
from free coinage in Eu-
rope and the United States.
On the contrary this assembly believes it 10
be desirable that IN unrestricted coinage OF
silver and its use as money OF unlimited
legal tender should be retained where they
exist and Ms far as practicable restored
where they have ceased to exist.
.. The Use of both gold and silver as I'M
limited legal tender money may be safely
adopted, first by equalizing them at the re-
lation to be fixed by International agree
mcnt, and second by granting 10 each metal
NJ the relation fixed equal terms Of coinage,
making no discrimination between them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
CATARRH.
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Lucrative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
SANFORD'S
II RADICAL
CURE.

Sanford Radical Cure for Cartarrh /. a safe, GER
tain, and permanent, cure for catarrh ot every form
and r. the most perfect remedy ever devised. IL l.
purely vegetable ti-tilGton, and i applied local
~ by in-utlatOn, and cOnrtitutOnally by internal
administration Locally applied, rrlicfi- ln-tanta.
ncOu-, II sO0thcs, hcas, aud clcanscr the nasal
passages Of every feeling Of hcayncss. Obstruction
dullncsr UrdiZzncss. COnstitutiOnally administer.
ed II rcn0yatcs the blood, purIhcs II Of the acid
poison with which IL /. always charged In cstlrrh,
stimulates the stomach liver and kidney. pereci-
digestion, makes ucw blood, and permits the form
alton Of sound. healthy tissue, and finally obtains
complete control over the disease The remarkable
curative powers, when all other remedies utterly
fail. Of Saudford'- Radical Cure, are attr'ted hy
thon-and. who gratefully recommend II 10 fellow
sufferer No statement i made regarding II mat
cannot be- sUb-lan.iated by the mort respectable
and reliable references II J. great aud good med.
icne, and worthy all confidence. Each package
contains a treatise on caarrh aud DR.. sanford In
proved Inhaug Tube and full directions for III
use In all cases. Price 81.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
BLOOMINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

Judge Il, NJ. Benjamin, Dean: Elementary and
Constitutional Law Judge q. 7, Reeves Torts
aud Equity. q, W. Aldrich. Phi. u. LII. d., Con.
tracts and Real Property. Hon. Lawrence Weldon,
Pleading. \. q, Karr, LII, b., Evidence and Crimi.
nal Law, Diploma on two years attendance, admits
to the Bar of Illinois, Prizes for best examination
on whole course. First prize, Sl0O md prize, $50;
Three terms year. Tuition Sl5 per term. Fall
term begins Thursday, September II, 1873. For
further info rim alton oppyto A. g. KARR, Bloom.
iugon, Ill.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
An Enthusiastic Friend Of Sanford
Radical Cure.
MCHATTuN. GEAST * Brown. FIRE AND
MARISE Insurance AGENCY,

JhHATTbN, bEANT ~ bkbhH : lhE AND
MARISE Issuance AGENCY
2!j Pine Street, st LOui-, Mo. Feb. :. lrII.|
4. \. MEulEE. Washington Az. City.-Dcar Mel.
Her / have for some year. been troubled with ca
tarfh and for the past two years have suffered ser.
lou-ly with II. Noticing your advertisement of
Suniprd- Remedy Radical Cure, decided 10 try
H. have used only tNO bottles and ~ remit
feel much relieved that pgr-umr On our person
oil relations and writ" th- 10 yOn and ask that YOU
take some measures 20 get 1t more prominently be.
fore the public that other. maY have -nCh relief
have. | have RECOMMENDED II TO quite nHmhcrOi
my friend.. all Of whom have expressed ~ me their
hi!h ,stimatc OF II. value aud good effect. with
them.
really think it particularly adapted to wants Of
~ Luui people, and they all ought to knO" OF 1t,
and those who need 1t should try II. viii rick the
assertion that 100 oZ. yial- "a -amplcl to be
given away will sell A. many bottles.
Try -Ume plHn. Let the people nave Il; they
need IT, believe | could sell 800 bottles myself
Of course you could largely increase TIL number.
Why not try it, Your truly, WI BOWEN.
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dealers in medicine throughout the United states
aud Canada.. WEEKS ~ POTTER General
Agents and wholesale druggists, Boston, Mas
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22

POVERTY AND SUFFERING II was down
with debt, provcrty and suffering for years
caused by Il sick family and large bills for
doctoring, which did them no good. was
completely discouraged until one year ago
Az the advice ofmy pastor procured Hop
Bittcrs and commenced their Use, and in
one month we were all wcll, and none OF us
have seen sick day since, and want to
say to all poor men, you can keep your fam
lilies well year with Hop Bt,crs for less
shan one doctors visit will cost. know it.
"A WORRiNGMAN."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, August 81. 2 p. M.-Wheat
unchanged Winter, 0s 3dW0s Cd; Spring,
0s@0sSd Caliiorniaaverage, los 3dW10sGd;
California club, los 5d@10s 0d. Corn
new, 23s Gd@23s Cd; old, 21s 3d@27s 9d.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-22
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BE careful 10 obtain Collins Vo.taic Plaster a
combination Of electric aud yoltaic plates with u
highly mediCatcd plaster, seen in the above cut
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out the United States and Canadas, and by WEEhS
u POTTER. pruprintOrs. Boston. Mn...