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The daily gazette., 1879-03-12
REGISTERS ORDER.
REaIarER,s OrrIck,

New Castle county Feb. 3, 1879
Upon the application Of Samr W. Pier
lateof Mil Greek Hundred, In said coun-
ty, deceased, It is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting Of letters of ad-
ministration, upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
OF, by causing advertiseme ents tu be post
ed within forty days from the date OF suck
letters, in six of the most public places OF
the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
sa.e s 70 present Inc nh same cor or abide oy an
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAzETTE a anewspaperpub-
lished In Wilmington. and to be contin-
ued therein three weeks, (e O d..
t. Given under the hand and seal
L. $. of ONCE OF the Register aforesaid,
t~~~~' at New Castle, In New Castle
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. B. g. BI9GS, Register.
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NOTTCE

All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator
on or before the third day OF February,
A. ID. 1880. or abide the act of assembly In
such case made and provided.
SAMUEL w. PIERSON.
Administrator.
Address, H ickory Hill, Chester Co.. Pa.
feb22- 3W end
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Hundreds OF cases of BRIGHT's DIS
EASE OF the Kidneys have been reported
cured. For Neuralgia and Rheumatic
Diseases II is almost q specific Physical
and Mental Debility from the use of AlcO-
hol, Opium and Tobacco or from any un-
namable cause, hnd in this Food q natu-
raj and pot remedy.
Eop r.uu INTEI L Ef,TII A L MouHuu
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"For the year past I have constantly
prescribed THE BLANCHARD BLOOD
AND NERVE FOOD to my patients OF
all ages, from eighteen moLths to eighty
three years. In every case the result has
been exactly that claimed by you. 1t Is
by far the most valuable and reliable
Tonic have ever met with.
EDWARD SUTTON SMITH. NJ. D..
20 Irving Place, New York.
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NEW YORK, November 20, 1877.
DIR. v. W. BLANCHARD: During the
past year have prescribed your various
To say they have met my most sangulne
expectations, giving TO patients long en-
feebled by blood poison, chronic disease,
or over drug dosiRs the needed nutrition
and nerue force.
PROF. CLEMENCE 8. LOzIER, M. D.,
Dean OF HON. Med. College and Hospital
for Women, New York City
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FOOD AF LAST
A Substitute For D R u GS

TOOD IB IHHuB q CufaIIVb aR6n 10Y con
centratiOn and artificial digestion, and l
is so simple In its application that The ad
vice OF Physicians Is not required.
Thousands of recoveries from chronic
diseases are reported, where the best medi
cal skill has failed.
Many of the best Physicians throughout
the country are DISCAkDING DRUGS
and using the BLANCHARD b l. . o d
AND NERVE FOOD with the most graf
flying results, permanently relieving all
forms of Physical and Mental Debility.
sufferers from Malarial or Blood Poison
ing, together with the entire list OF COM
plants peculiar to the Female Sex find IN
The use Of this Food sure and speedy re-
lief.
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Nervous Debility

which underlies all forms ~ Chronic Dis
ease, is speedily overcome by the use OF
this Food.
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Registers Order.

naril-eod
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Cash Asse Il. Jan. I. 1870

Appropriated follows:
Adjusted losses, due ubsequent to jan /, 1872.
Reported losses awaiting proof, ,&c...........
Matured endowments, due and unpaid. ..........
pating insurance at per cent. Carlisle net premium
non-participatng at per Carlisle net premium
Reserved for contingent liabilities Tontine Dividend
Fund, over and above per cent on existing
Pohcics VI CLASS.
Divisible surplus at per cent................
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

Complaint having been made at police
headquarters that a party of thieves were
committing extensive depredations in the
Written neighborhood, in the southwestern
limits of the city, Officers Jones, Coombs
and Gaslin were last evening detailed to make
search for the transgressors of the law. TAX
the officers suddenly came upon the object of
their search, in a lonely, secluded spot
Hearing approaching footsteps, the thieves
quickly broke for the near woods, closely
followed by the officers, but having got a
good start the criminals escaped, the thick
woods and intense darkness rendering sue
cessful pursuit impossible. Returning to
the place where they first discovered the OBJ
jects of search, the police found valuable
bay horse, partly harncssed and attached to
an express wagon containing a large quantity
of stolen property, of butter, honey,
body of the large vehicle. 1t was quite evil
dent that farmers in the neighbOrhood had
been raided on extensively. The stolen prop
erty was brought to the city. where it awaits
Identification by its several owners. The
horse is thought by some to have been stolen
in Sidney. The officers are entitled to great
credit for the manner in which they accom-
plished their very difficult undertaking.
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Flag Raising at Gardiner - I'M
menSe Enthusiasm Remarks by
Herbert NJ. Heath.

The Young Mems Republican Club of Gar
diner, Saturday night, swung to the breeze a
large campaign flag at the New Mills The
Gardiner Band was present. A large deega-
ton came down from West Gardiner. and
the people of Gardiner turned out en- masse,
the crowd being variouslv estimated at from
300 to loo people. On the arrival of the
speaker, the flag was raised with three hearty
cheers and amid great enthusiasm. After a
few remarks, O. b. Clason, Esq, President
Of the club, introduced the speaker of the
evening, Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta. who
was received with hearty applause For an
hour and half Mr.. Heath held the undivided
attention of the large audience Hi, frequent
hits at the Inconsistency of the demo-grecn-
back coalition provoked rounds of applause
Though most of his argument was upon the
questions of finance. his closing arraignmcnt
of the surrender of greenbackers 10 the
Southern democracy in the extra session of
Congress. was received with great applause.
The audience was enthusiastic aud awake.
cmo-greenbackiSm is on the wane in Gardi-
ncr. The meeting closed with a round of
cheers for the speaker. This was the OPEN
ing meeting of the campaign in Gardiner, and
if its enthusiasm forctclls anything, Gardiner
will speak with no uncertain sound in Sep
tember, Scarce day passes without the adj
dition of one or more grecnbackers to the
books of the club. The young men, under
the lead of Mr. Clason, are doing great
work. Much of the success of this first
meeting is due to the energetic work of Mr..
Chas. Lunt the Vice President of the club
for Ward (, where the flag raising took place.
Put Gardiner down for an increased re-
publican majority.
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DESPERATE SHOT.
Startling Scene at Sing Sing Prison, New
York.

New YORK, July 26. At Sing Sing, yes
terday, John Barrett, convict. attacked Pat
rick Mckin keeper, with knife, infiicting
a severe wound in his thigh. Keeper Nc
Cormick then struck the convict with a cane.
Barrett then fled to another part of the prison
and armed himself with a hammer Keeper
Good attempted to arrest Barrett, who raised
the hammer to throw at him, when Good
shot the convict dead.
The shooting occurred in the presence of
200 conyicts. During the few minutes prior
to the shooting. the convicts broke ranks and
crowded around Keepers Bigln and Good.
The defiant prisoners grew turbulent. When
Good fired. they fell back for a moment As
they rushed forward again, several keepers
drew revolyerS and marched the prisoners
away. Coroner's jury said the shooting was
iustifiabc
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Formation of a Republican Club i'm
acknowledgements by Hon. j..
Manchester Haynes and A. vi.
Spear. ESQ,

VI
''
spear Esq.
In response to call for meeting of the
republicans of IaliowelI. AT CITY Hall on SAT.
,rda,, ,,ori,,, Iast ,. Ola, ,.,,.,,., e 6.
F' " ''' ~
ing "rePup'ican ciup' ana 10 hStchto speeches
from Hon. J. Manchester Haynes of Augusta
and A. NJ. Smear. Esq. of UaIlovnll - LARGO
number assembled At tbe nunointed hour Tho
meeting WAS organized nv the choice of Cant
j. s. Snow as tenuorarv chairman COM
mittec was atpointcd ON rermanont organizn-
tion and TO rpnort a Constitution f,r tho cnn-
! sideration of the Meeting Wbilc his co,n-
mittcc was absent in the DISCHARGE of the du-
ties assigned. the chairman called mon Mr.
/ Spear to omen the discussion of the uolitical
| issues of the dav. Mr. = bcpan nv refrrrinpto
/ the Importance of forming n rcnlhlican club
and the duty incumbent ON every rcuublican
to work for the interest, of honest money
honest labor and in the defence az honest
voting throughout the State and nntion Uc
then proceeded to review the nrinciples and
acts of the two prominent political pariies from
the time of the formation of our Government
| 10 the nrescnt dav demonstration that tho dom
ocratic Marty had always maintained nrincInlns
at variance with tbc hest Interests Of the
country. and in utter disregard of the RIGHTS
of a down-trodden and oppressed nnonle
while their ornaments. both fine whi, and ro-
publican parties. had moved Themselves in
harmony with the rights of humanity and
ever ready to sustain honest government
and to battle in defence of tbe rigbt
His allusion To the ISLANDERS beaned unon
orr candidate for governor Hon. daniel +
Davis, were well timed. and his treatment of
the grecnback question was eminentlv cam
did and honorable Ar thc closr of Mr.
Spears remarks. which were freouentlv greet
ed with appIause the committee nm org,niz
alton came in and submitted their renort
which was unanimously adopted
The officers elected we give as fellows -.
ID. X. Jewell. president. Geo. + RodwelI
secretary. !. RI. Lowell. Treasurer. with
long list of vice presidents. rallving commit.
toes etc indicnting earnest and eaoc,u,l
work until the final victory in September
As the president was not in the hall G. A
Spear. Esq. one of the vice presidents was
called to the chair. and introduced Hon /
Manchester HAYNES. who was received with
cheers. He at once proceeded 70 arrai,,n the
democratic party for bringing This countrv
into difficulties that resulted in bloody war.
recurring hundreds of millions of treasure
or,l b,rdrad. ,f ,l,o,,.orl. f l;ro. c. i.
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NEBR ASkA.
Fight with Outlaws.

OMAHA, July 26. Hazen, the detective
wounded in fight with Doc Middleton has
arrived here. Lewellyn, third detective in
the fight, arrived at Fort Hartsuff and has left
with soldiers from there for the place where
Middleton is.
Later report shows the detectives treaeher-
ously fired on the outlaws, during negota-
tons. The outlaws promptly returned the
fire. Middleton is severely wounded, Hazen
badly and Llewellyn slightly. Black George
and another outlaw were killed. The result
will be the capture ofMiddleton and breaking
up the gang.
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YELLOW FEVER.

WAsHTSGroN, July 2G. The Sec'y of War
to-day tecgraphcd to St Louis that requests
for tents from that city for yelew fever refu-
gees cannot be granted
MEMPHIS, July 26. Yellow fever has not
yet proved epidemic. Thirteen new cases
and an additional death reported this morning.
Out of the II deaths in the city during the
past week but 81 were from yellow fever.
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NIiiIIISM.

. BERLIN, July &C. Kremlin theatre, Mos
COW, is burned by Nihilists.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 20. The Minister
of Interior reports 3,50l eres in Russia dur
ing June, causing damage of 10000, 900
roubles. OF this number, sos fires were in
cendiary.
Further particulars of the fire at Mi Nov
gorod, the 18th inst, state that while the fire
was raging II explosions occurred, killing 40
persons.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, July %. VIM. Fish Raymond
appeared at Bow street police court, to-day,
on an cXtradition warrant charging forgeries
on firm in New York
BERLIN, July 20. The funeral of Bishop
Padderhorn took place to-day, amid general
sympathy.
VIENNA, July 2G The King of Spain is
expected here in August, to ask for Duchess
Marie.
VERSAILLES, July 20. In Deputies, a mo-
ton was introduced to grant 800, 900 francs
in aid of sufferers by the recent foundations
in northern France
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CANADA.


OTTAWA, July 26. The Canadian govern
ment has dismissed Lieut.. Gov. Letelier,
and it expected that the appointment of his
successor will be gazetted Monday
LATER-The Governor General has APP
pointed Hon Theodore Robtaille of Quebec,
Lieut.. Gov
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Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Henry Miller, colored, was hung Saturday
at johnsonville, Miss, for murder of Henry
Murphy.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 26. Recent advances
in the stock market are attributed to a lack
of re-assuring adyices from the mines.
FALL RIVER, July 26. The spinners report
they have received Sli3 from several places
this morning.
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EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

LONDON, July &c. Its semi-otiicially stated
stated that all the great powers will be repre-
scented on the International commission of in
quiry into the finances of Egypt, but prepon-
derance of interests of England and GRANGE
gives them extra representation.
ALEXANDRIA July 26. The chief pasha of
the cabinet will be replaced.
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NEW YORK.
Railroad Matters.

New York, July 20. Motions tor injunc-
tons against the Brooklyn elevated railroad
proceeding to build are denied. The compa-
ny can now proceed to build.
PieurO Pneumonia.
Pleuro Pneumonia still exists among the
cattle of Long Island. Several Head suffer
ing were killed.
Postal Matters.
The mails arriving here from Memphis
will be thoroughly disinfected by orders of
Postmaster James.
The attempted Rescue ola Burglar firm
Sing Sing.
While taking Belmant, the burglar recap
tured to Sing Sing, yesterday, at Hudson
river depot gang of Belmonts friends at
tempted his rescue, and he made a desperate
but unsuccessful attempt to escape.
Sad Affair.
At Port Huron, Saturday night, Adam Hell
mer shot his wife by mistake for burglar.
Faro Banks Avail Themselves of Tele-
phOnic Aid.
As the principal faro banks here are con-
nected by telephone, a raid on them last
night failed.
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VIRGINIA.
Rain.

PETERSBURG, July 20. Corn and tobacco
crops in this section, which at one time
promised a total failure from the drouth pre-
vailing for three months, have been greatly
refreshed by copious showers. Destructive
woodland fires have also been extinguished
by rain
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The attempted Rescue ola Burglar firm
Sing Sing.
PENNSYLVANIA.


PnILADELPHrA, July 26. During a heavy
storm this evening the roofs of several
dwellings and barns in and near Maynunk,
in the northwestern part of the city, were
blown off, IA number of trees uprooted and
several houses flooded Loss, however, will
be slight. Storm was confined to that section
of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-28

At the grand temperance mass meeting and
picnic at Winthrop Pond grove on July 80.
The following speakers are announced
to be present: Paul r. Seavy. Hon. b. Kings
bury, Frank Kendrick, Rev. A. s. Ladd Dr.
HAYNES, Jordan Rand, J. X. Osgood, Rev T.
lyric, f. w. Blake, Joshua Nye, c. A. Far
well, Mrs. |. A. Hodsdon, j. p. Swasey, c.
II. Berry, Hon. II. Tallman. Calvin Record
Rev. J. b. Hamilton, Rev. o. J. Hancock,
r. w. Dunn, DIR. Strout, Rev. ID. w. LaLa-
cheur, Maj. IL. A. Shorey. j. S. Garcelon,
w. l. Wood, Mrs. c. V. Crossman, II. J. H.
furnished by the Winthrop and Corrina bands.
Speaking will occur at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
100 =. NJ.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, July 2G. The Constantinople
ministerial crisis has terminated in favor of
khereddn Pasha, who resames direction of
affairs
A telegram is received dated Janitl, 4th,
announcing that a delegation from Epirus is
on the way to London.
Sir Austin Laced supports the porte in its
refusal to cede ,janita
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
EIrR.

SAN Francisco, July 20. A fire at the
town of kalama, in Washington Territory,
late last digit, totally DESTROYED the Patter-
son Hotel the Railroad saw mills and num-
Der OF stores, saloons and other buildings.
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FROM
Augusta to Fort Popham
AND RETURN,
Tuesday,. July Goth.

The fare is placed ION this occasion only at the
following very low rates for the round trip: Augusta
and tIallowcll, 60 cts Gardiner and South Gardiner
der II half price. Tickets for sale on the wharf.
The boat will leave Augusta nj G.30 Hallowell Z :;
Gardiner 7.30: South Gardiner $; Richmond o. and
Bath NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. sharp. Returning from
Fort popham at O'Clock Z. NJ, arriving nj Au-
gusia ~ O'Clock earler. Hot ten and coffee and
other light refreshments can be had on the boat nj
fair prices
hi
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Midnight Intr,tders.

About 1890 O'Clock, Saturday morning,
John Dyer, whose home is on Cushnoc heights,
was suddenly aroused from sleep by the break
ing of pane of glass, apparently from a win
dow Of the house just below his chamber.
Getting up and putting on his clothes he pro-
cecded to investigate his premises for the oc-
casion of the noise. As he stepped into his
shed he was surprised 10 see man rapidly
dash ont of the door before him and make off.
Still looking about Mr.. Dyer was unable to
find any broken glass in his honse, but GO
ing into his stable close by, he found there
broken window. done by some one from the in
side. for n blanket hangs across the window
TO keep ont the light and this was driven into
the opening. The horse stands by this win
dow and evidently the intruder had stumbled
upon him, and being thrown from his balance.
had fallen against the glass. The one who
ran from the shed was probably there to
guard against surprise. As there has been so
much horse stealing lately Mr.. Dyer thinks
the intruiers were after his horse or carriage
or both. Two men were seen together in
front of Mr. Dver's house about - o'clock.
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THE INDIANS.

BISMARCK, July &c. It is reported by
scouts from Fort Peck, that General Miles
command was on Rock Greek, on the 23d.
resting after the battle and chase of few
days ago.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsnISGroN, July %. The Secretary of
the Interior has rendered decision in the
application of the New Idria Mining Co of
California, for review of the departmental
decIsol of 1871, which was adverse to the
company. The Secretary decides against the
company.
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OHIO.
Fatal Accident.

CINCINNArI, July 20. Four men were
killed and three wounded by the ditching of
a gravel train on the Northwestern railroad.
at Waukegan, to-day. Trains will be badly
delayed.
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1Harriro.

In New Portland, July 4, Eugene L. simmons of
kingheld. to Miss Esther II. Carsley of New Port
land.
In Harrington, July 10. Capt stephen W. Frye to
Miss Annie L. MITCHELL both of II.
In Belfast July 20, Mr.. Eben :. Clark to Miss
Sarah f. Perkins, both of Belfast.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
waamer, southeast to southwest winds and
partly cloudy weather, with slowly rising
barometer.
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There will be a special train this Monday
evening. from this city to Hallowell, to con-
vey the republican club to the meeting there
Train will leave the depot at o'clock. There
will be speaking by Hon. Daniel f. Davis
and Gen. James A. Hall
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On the return of the band from Watervile,
Saturday. it took occasion to parade through
some of our streets, giving an exhibition of
its fine appearance and fine music.
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FALL RIVER, July 70. Business circles
are thrown into a state of excitement to-day
over rumored irregular transactions of the
treasurer of mill in the north of the city.
The treasurer became involved by unfortu-
nate speculatons of cotton and used the
money of the mill to pay drafts coming due.
An amouot of property sufficient to meet the
losses and secure the mills is said to have
been turned over by relatives of the treasu-
rer, and the affair is said to have been settled.
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IOtrn.

In Sidney, July %. John Z. Thayer, aged 81 years,
3 months.
In Portland, July n. Anna Marsh, aged 20 years
and months.
In Belfast, July IS, Mrs. Martha j. Hubbard, aged
- years % days.
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very enthusiastic republican meeting
was held at East Monmouth Friday evening
which was addressed by l.. +. Carlton Esq,
of Winthrop. Arnold Richmond Esq. presd-
ed. The republicans of Monmouth are wide
awake.
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NEW HA MPSHIR T..
Naval Affairs.

Portsmouth, July rs. The Marion is to
take Rear Admiral Wyman to New York,
from this station. The Powhattan is to meet
him there, after delivering the dry dock at
Pensacola, which she was ordered to tow
from Chester, Penn
Personal.
Chief Engineer Williamson left this morn
ing per order by telegraph, to report for duty
at Philadelphia.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Glover Denies Doing Injustice to Linder-
man.

NEW YORK, July 20. John NJ. Glover tele-
graphs from Lagrange, Mo-, as follows :
Shcrmans statement at Lewiston, Maine.
that Gloyers committee bounded Lindcrman
into his grave on false charges, is repetitive
stale falsceood, spoken in ignorance of facts
and dishonoring the office he filed No in
justice was done Lnderman as evidence will
show
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Personal.

Personal.
Hon j G. Madigan of Houlton who was
so seriously i'll with hemorrhage of the stom-
ach is said to be rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Ella Fletcher of Augusta teaches a
class in elocution at the Towle Academy Hall,
Winthrop on Wednesday afternoons.
PostmasierGeneral Key, with his family,
were in Bangor, Sunday, as the guests olsen
ator Hamln.
Colonel Chase and Rev. DIR. Beard, pastor
of Plymouth Church, Syracuse, N. Y, are on
their way to the woods of Maine, travelling on
horseback The distance is $50 miles and
they expect to cover it in ten days.
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PEDESTRIANS VI.
Scores ofthe Leading Contestants in the
Boston Walk.

BosroN, July ~. Score in the O'Leary,
70 hour walk, at expiration of the 10Th hour,
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On Court street in the vicinity of Mr..
Nickery's publishing house, the city is rails
ing the grade of the road several feet