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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-06

FIRE AT New TAcoxA.-A Ere broke
out in the livery stable ct the top Of
tho hill in New Tacom. ct I O'Clock
yesterday morning. and before any
thing could DO done Il. the way OF
quencbing it WAS beyond control. II
was quickly consumed. - also tho
Gem saloon alongside. the Hslstead
Hotel. tho Levin saloon and . barber
shop ard n small dWelling-fivs build
ings in ell. To prevent the further
spread Of the flames. two small build.
iags wore torn Own. The width of
Che strret-i00 feet-prsvsoted the
fire from crossing; and in this 10 les
20" I" people Of Seattle. Tho stable
was owned by Mr.. Cogswell. but rent
I'd aud occupied by Mr.. Martin. Who
lost Eve horses. several wagons aud
Carriages. harness. feed, etc. The
oontents Of the other houses were also
largely destroyed. The whole loss
vas between ten and fourteen thou
sand dollars. ON which there wasn't q
otnt Of insurance. The burned build
ings were among the 6rst constructed
In New Tacoma Their loss will make
bad gapin that part Of town. - we'll
"bs heavy blow to the unfortunate
owners.
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Co.LNARxxf.-AntAracite coal sells
in San Francisco at Is to - % per ton.
Four years ago the rate WAS three times
a. h;oh. Cumberland sells at 3l2@l5.
or about one halt fosmsr rates Mount
D;.b.o 10 down 70 %. and seattle aud
Nena;mo Goals nom s soto -. Im-
norts sro heavy.
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x,.hoI... snr.lIible Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
m.nen,ly every case OF Gonor.h6a.
Glee. ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris i
Co. wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, ". 7. o!od&wom
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Read and Learn for YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries aud much
useful knowledge Is kept from the
world, because If the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This is not the case with BoCIEE'S
GERMAN SYRUP Although but few
years introduced into this country its
sale ~ reaches in every town and viii
lage in the L. S. Its wonderful sue
cess IN curing Consumption, severe
Coughs. Pneumonia. Asthma. and all
other diseases of the throat and lungs
was tirs, made known by distributing
every year, for three years. over 400.
600 bottles to the afflicted, free Of charge.
by Druggists. No such a test of merit
was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more Go
to your Druggist and get bottle for IS
cents and try it. Sample bottles 10
cents.
Every body rushes At Hess TIvoLl
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cele-
brated Ste;lscoorn aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. st.
Louis, aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint and quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order. A new
pigeonhole Table in the house. St.
Louis Lager Beer at 4 dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered TO any
part of the city.
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Property PURCHASED. Capt. J c

Property PURCHASED. J {
Aiuswor,h has purchased the AcCrsken
h.ilding and wharf on Front street for
the sum of S.3.OO0. The rumor that
Can't Aims worth had also purch sed the
business interests OF Col McCrsken,
which was current on the streets yes
terday. VS. an error. and probably grew
ont of the transfer Of real estate.-Port'
land Standard.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue Of an execution issued ont
OF the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory, holding
terms al Seattle and 70 me directed. in favor
OF Kane, O'feary i Co. and against Edward
Clayson, | have levied upon aad will sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, at
the door OF the county building in Port Msdi-
son. Kitsap County. Washington Territory. on
Thursday. November 18th, A. ID. 1879, At the
hour Of ii o'clock 4. n. OF said day. the follow.
ing real property to.wt: South half o! North
west quarter of Section %. and Northvest Or
of Northwes, or Of Section %, containing 100
acres and that part Of Lex Of Section 20 in
Township p North, OF Range ] West that
laws East II a certain cedar tree. commencing
at the Southeast corner of said lot aud running
north thirty rods 10 the beach, thence fol.
lowing the meauder OF said beach to the North
line OF said lot. thence about six rods on said
line 10 poin; agreed upon by parties, thence
South 50 rods thence East 30 rods 70 the point
% beginning, containing about l33 2j-lO
acres. All OF said land is in Township Is
Eorih, OF Range West. in kitsap County,
Washington Territory and the hotel and all
the improvements on said lands, or 30 much
thereof as will satisfy said execution, with
costs and incre sed costs
Dated October sih. 1879
JOSEPH COMSrOCK,
Sheriff Of Kitsap County, W. 7.
McNArGHr BRos.,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. oll-w6t
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liow's THIS Tie ) Z Comme,c {.

Iiows THIS Tie ) I Comme,ctt
Mra,d Of recent date says: "Another
notable fa'aIc "f the market is the
n. tive 'ema Il for meat rrovisi 1ns from
Oregon And the Tsrritnrlcs. Heretofore
we received bacon, lard. hams, butter,
eggs, &c, from our northern sister
State, in quantities; bnt now they
come t. ia for egg. butter, sugar al i
ether staples"
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ANDREW CnILBERd, Vice Consul toI
Sweden end Norway, is prepared &c
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain. Ger
many. italy, Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets al
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CHlLBERs. Agent.
DIV Seattle, W. 7.
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GRAIN REcElPTs AT NEW YORK.
Ascs'pts Of grain at the city Of New
1ors have grown enormously Of late
!can Only ak ycars-in 1851
oe'pts 6y canal amounted to ~. $50. O4o
~, Ssu aud by rail to 2s.172.l29. In
- 100 the canal brought into the city
s,sSS.2Sa centals. and the railroads
s.ooo.AsS. In 1879 receipts will be
greater than they were In 1878.
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The Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BEER. yoa will always find a. the
Copcordis Hall. on Mill street, lot
only tue best Of home made. but also
the e1ce.leu, Humboldt; Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches to order.
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AiHlsrERIAL AssExBLY.-Ths Con.
saesa'lo"sl Assembly Of Oregon end
.asalnstoa Territory will NEST in the
saafen Of that denomination today. to
49, business Of interest to the
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10 TIN MIxKs.-Cspt. Smith. Of
The Josephine. tells Us that travel to
Toe mines still continues. Six men
started up the river from Skagit City
90 Monday last, aud some ten or twelve
Ssasts were on the point OF leaving
las Captain brought down . quantity
o' gold dust. which commanded . big
Price. Messrs. L. p. Smith s Son
we're the purchasers.
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Is WELL INTERESTED Judge Wins
gard W" retained last week from
Yakint i. vel impressed with Yaki-
ma nua kittitas valley ana believes
that III productivencss it excels even
our rwn Wiley and the great Palouse
coun'r.. ami knowing from . personal
know dye. although i; is now over
twer,y- orr years sircs we entered FIRST
that h-nuiifGl vale. that the Judge
jug = correctly. We sometimes lau~c
ari .nrder What that fertile Paradise
"f Va hington Territory will be. when
the Iron horse" treverses through it
and gives The people market for their
produce. Verify. not ore half has
been told of tie richness of this conn
try. bat railroads will tell it.-W II
WdtchmmA.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The Vat,1.

EPISCOPAL CoSvESTIoN.-Th Watch.
nam s,yE Last Thursday q convention
of the Episcopal Church met for the
first time east f the mountains. At
Wslls Waila. Bishop Morris and
twelve Of bis clergy were in attendance
Only two sermons were preached. ell
the rest OF their services having been
carefully prepared AMI were most inter
esting Lectures on the following sub
;ec:s: How to Conduct o Sunday
School by the Rev Mr. S=llwood;
How 70 Prepare Candidates for Con.
firmation," by Rev NJ Abel. of Olym-
pi,; 'Our Duties to the Parish" by
Rev Mr. Plumner. o1Portland; 1.-The
Mutual! Eel.'ion' # Tire Parish ana
Diocese" by Rev Mr. Watson, OF Seat
re The chiljren's service and cate.
cbi-ing at 3 Pm. on sunday was very
interesting. bu, tie bes: of all WAS the
missionary meeting in tie evening-the
fun responses. hearty singing. stirring
addresses. sympathetic congregation,
Wee enjoyed by all
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CHICKENS have n fine lot cf
chickens. which / will sell alive or
dressed to order Give ME call.
JAMES VERGoN,
nl-d.t Mill Street
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TERRIBLE CASE OF URowxISG.-
Mrs. +. Morrill, and hsr little daughter
five years old, were landed OH the
barrel factory wharf. last evening ct
ten o'clock. from the steamer Chchalis,
with her trunks and baggage. She in.
tended stopping ct tho boarding house,
nesr by. and after leaving the steamer.
started. as she supposed. for tho shore.
The night was very dark, and having
ius. left the lighted cabin. could
tcarcely 500 ct all. Taking her little
daughter by the hand. she started ct .
brisk walk, for the boarding house
lixhs. Instead Of reaching the main
wharf, she came suddenly to the edge
Of the oil, on which she bad been land
ed, and Of course fell headlong into the
water, taking the child with her. She
screamed, "Oh! Marshall. Marshall T.
that being the name Of . gentleman
she expected TO meet her at the ~hsrf
Several men who saw the steamer stop.
had started to the wharf. and were near
q hand when the lady fell. With ell
haste they ran to the rescue, but owing
10 the Darkness were unable to reader
any aid. The steamer had hardly cast
of when she fell. and parties on board
stated last evening that they heard tho
woman's cries for help. but they wore
unheedcd. We do not believe that
Capt Brennan would willfully leave .
woman aud child struggling in this
water 10 drown. If he knew it. and
could render them assistance. The
mail agent, and other persons. however
state that the woman's cries for help
were distinctly heard on board the
steamer. and it was reported around
town that woman had been drowned
1t tho barrel factory directly a:ter the
steamer landed. and before wCrd could
have reached town overland. Search
for the bodies was at once commenced
by the terror stricken friends
who had been apprissd Of the swful
accident. and tho remains OF Mrs Msr-
rill were found half o mile below the
wharf, where she had drifted TO the
beach, by Messrs Bangs and briggs.
Tho body was carried TO the boarding
house Of Mr. Bangs. and Doctors Milf
ken and Starkey summoned. but oil
efforts to restore her to life failed.
Ruth, the daughter. had not been found
up to 2 o'clock this morning. but search
was being diligently continued. Her
hat and shawl were picked up . mile
below. Mrs Merrill was widow about
80 years old. and o sister of Mrs J F
Curtis Of this city. Her home is in
Iowa. but she has been spending few
months on tho Sound With friends and
relatives. She was just returning fro IN
visit to the Stevens family. Of Samish.
when the awful accident which resulted
IN the death Of herself and child oc.
cured. She was On intelligent snd
kind.hesrted lady. beloved by her
friends and highly esteemed by oil who
knew her. She WAS . must: teacher.
and intended organizing . class in Bell.
town Immediately on her arrival here.
This terrible calamity will cast . glosm
over our entire community.
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SIS 90 REWARD.

rJ,uE ABOVE REWARD WILL De PAID BY
the undersigned for the return TO him Of
poe et book containing valuable papers recently
lost by John forcey. deceased. No questions
viii be ssked. The Under NAV send IL through
the pcss-ofce. II he desires after taking out the
amount IL contained. some twenty odd dollars.
The papers are Whist are wanted.
el2-dlm WADDkLL.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the It {. o. ID. Sto:e, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
ut par in exchange for goods. apdf1
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is tho first hotel from tie steamboat
landing; is tire-proof; has good accom-
mediation fer families. AMI - good
meals ls any housc in t,.e city. ri only
s! co per day.
VIZ. lessen,
Wharf street. Victoria. =. Z.
We Send All our Pianos and Organs
GA trial. We sell on easy insta!lments
and warrau. our Instruments for five
years. For Price Lists send to SHER-
NAN, HYDE & Co., San Francisco.
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II ! DIT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-05-29


The world moves when Baptist viii
go twenty miles from home, exchange
with Congregational minister, baptise .
candidate for a Congregational church. U
means progress. This occurred at our
village Sunday p. NJ, May. %. Rev. -
Fish, of Bfookliu. was the clergyman, Capt.
Isiah Cousins the subject. The scene at
the tide water was interesting and impress
sive. A few well chosen remarks followed
by prayer and song before going into the
water left an impression upon small cloud
OF witnesses, which we hope will be fol-
lowed by the descent of the Holy Spirit.
Mr.. Fish preached at the Congregational
Church very much TO the acceptance OF
people of this place. The work OF grace
is not only progressing at the village. but
al the outskirts many are setting their faces
Ziohwarj.
The Methodist people are pleased with
their new minister. He gave his first ser
mon yesterday L. NJ. He will live. 1--WE
uuderstand) at the Parsonage at East
Bucssport. Rev. :. Wentworth. who Is
still with us. preached at Dedham.
Your regular correspondent is enjoy
ing u mild run of rheumatic fever. The
maxim. Physician heal myself" Is being
applied, we hope, with success. +. b.
May &c, 1873.
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Fair wind for the Bankers. Sailed for
the Grand Banks May 22d, schooners Z.
II King, Bunker; Lizzie Lee, Peterson.
The Harvest Home, Hodgkins. sailed n
few days before the other. The Fl Dorado
Je.lison, is all ready 10 sail but is now
minus three men. Arrived from the Mag
dalines, Sehr. ii. 5. Boynton. Stubs. with
full load Of herring. Capt. Stubs re-
from New York. Sch Walter Young,
Thompson. The Walter has commenced
taking in her fittings and will be ready for
the Banks in few days.
some Of our enterprislng men are
ca'ching quite a quantity OF good scaled
herring in weirs that they have constructed
this season. IL has been q number OF years
since weirs have been in use on our shores
before.
Our schools are all in session. Miss
Nellie Archer of Amherst is teaching IN
Dist. No. /; C. +. Perkins of Lamoine in
Dist No. 2; Celia p. Hodgkins OF Lamoine.
in Dist. No 3, and Miss Phebe Macomber
OF Ellsworth in Dist. No. 4. We have the
advantage OF excellent schOolrooms aud
all modern Improvements therein.
Two steamboats, last Saturday.
A number Of our young folks attend ed
the Anniversary Concert at Ellsworth
Sunday evening. All were well pleased
with the exercises, but none were particu
larry pleased with their ride home in I'll,
rain. CARoLUs.
y May 26. 1879
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Ohio State Convention.
CINCINNATI. May %.

There is fun delegation In the city to-
night for to-morrow's Convention which
will be the largest ever held 10 the State.
There j. strong feeling fayorIns the nom-
ination Of John Sherman aud forcing him
Ia accept the leadership, and there Is the
best authority for saying if his name l.
presented, his positive dcclination will be-
at once given Ia the Convention. The
platform will be brief and vigorous. de
ciaring the United States a nation not a
couiederSey. and reafti ming the principles
OF the Republican party and its past record,
Condemuing the extra session OF Congress,
- unnecessary. and srraiguiug the STATE
Legislature for alleged disregard % the
popular vote on municipal Affairs
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The "SHEPARpsoN" wHEAr.-A few
years since. a grandson of Mrs. Shepard
son, OF Brooksvile. brought home from
the West a new variety of wheat, which
proves 10 be wonderfully productive, and
makes very white -four. The grandson
says, 1t was the "hrst premium wheat
at the Illinois State Fair In ISL"
Its habit of growth indicates that orIgi.
nally Il was t7iHter grain. George ).
Haskell. Of Rockford, H.. writes me as fol-
lows: The wheat you speak of Is known
here a the 'OiCss1' Il was imported
from the Black Sea country In 1854. There.
It is ciafsr rarity. For several years IL
did remarkably well here; bu, for the las,
five years has not given good crop"
For four years the Odessa" has been
grown In Brooksvile. and each year gave
an excellent yield Of tip top wheat
May ~ 1879, ). ".
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Mining Notes.

La, week again had opportunity to visit
the most Of the fIlaehill Mines. and Will report
progress a. wei as | can.
At the Bluchill Copper Mining aud smelling
Company's Mine. an increased force il At work.
About thirty men are now employed by tho
Company. Their shan is down about i5 feet,
and !, in good ore. some specimens taken ou,
while was on the premises looked a. II they
would give = satisfactory showing In silver.
Work ha. been resumed in the open cut on the
Southwest side of Fisher Mountain. This cu,
!, not in far enough. or down deep enough ye,
10 give good ore a. tina; found IN the shaft,
but ore /, there in abuni4nce. The course Of
the strata here /. dirc,fly toward. ths !. uuug
Lass or about N>D-W. The Compauy'.
NIL i running. and tncv are daily looA ing Tor
more ''c1nceutr&toT-." three Of which wcFe
shipped lwo weeks ago. but have not yet AZ
rived. Those machines Will increase the ca
paciiy ofths mill 10 about - tons por DAY Of 10
hour. The Company are having the conccn.
traird orc sssayed IN order to know the exact
value Of what they ship. They have line A.
saver on the premises, Mr.. Hi. OF Boston,
who .. a graduate Of the Institute OF + .chno.-
oSy. aud ha- since spent two year. In the lAh-
ra'ory OF frOl. shanilcss, STATE As.ayrr OF
Na,-zrhu >cit.. Everything herr appears 10 b.
going on hnrly. anl look more prosperous
than ever D. fore.
Al the Douglass" Muc, the work Ia.
Progressed finely sincs nv last Ni,f. A large
amount Of ore has bccu taken from the bottom
of the working. \ dgift has becu started
EA-lrriy, aud driven In some or 10 feet The
Company are now preparing to ship another
load oi ore. IhiDg. ~ TIL. mine look well
ant every thing promises well for is success
The .tpcA books Of the COMPANY ar uuW open
a. THE store OF the Secretary. II. II. Darlin.
Subscription. are rrceIScd At . Ter share, the
par value bcing $40; the stock /. non-ascs-a-
be. At The ~ heat Freddie" AZ BlEchul
FAii., found small crew at WORK. ia. han
being dom nearly IS feet. took The course
OF lhi. vein quite accurately. making IL Eat and
West Magnetic The din OF the vein had o .
means OF measuring. but judged Il To b. about
% south. Thl, ycin has "clas .lreak~ .-s...-
inches "a lido, bsst 81 . u nsTCut character
from that q the sullivan.
Al the time Of my Yi,i; they were not taking
out re, but the worker. seem 10 have sbun-
dant faith in IL ultimate success. 4. T.
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Our silver mines are attracting much
attention. 4 dozen farms or more are
under lease.
The prospect of extensive mining oper-
ations also attracts the magnetic telegraph
"A line will be erected at once between
this town ana Milbrldge.
W. L. Gupt,ll will build better mill
than the one burned. but will leave out the
saws aud add -four bolt. Wheat and
silver seem destined TO be our great staples.
GALESA.
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MARINE LIST.
Gllsw opsh Port.

Ellsworth Port.
wednesday. naysi.
ARRIVED.
sch rairh X. Grant. Grant. Rockiaua
- u4yc Branch, Whitaker. g,cklanl.
SAILED.
Sell Farc.t CRY. Mcan4 BANGOR.
sch -~nsfo-. Bouxcv. BOSTON.
sch D fAbeth, svrrvl. Bar Hsrbnr.
ThursdAy. May =.
ARRIVED.
sch Wesferlon. Whitaker. Boston
~eh 0.r,ntp. Hammond Bastnn
>sh Panama. Moon. Boston
CLEARED.
s-h bl5omer. slower. BoAsun.
Friday. MAY q.
seh Ralph X. Grant. Grant, Portland
saturday, MAY &C.
ARRIVED
sch Williams. Cogsln., Boston.
SAILED.
sch ave Branch, Whitaker. Bo.iou.
Sunday, May -
ARRIVED.
sah Fas'c. BcnBcg. To- Gon.
~ch lmmogcnc. Lord HAHgor
sen Harvey. Bunker. HiushiN.
sch -ar4h ENIAbcth. Curtis, BIaehitl.
ssh NARY ElitA, smaH.
Monday MAY ".
SAILED.
soh wc-isr!oo. Whitaker. Epndout
Tuesday Mag -.
ARRIVED.
SCH George ElwAr'I,. We bier, Bluehlli
SAILED
Sch charic. Upton, Klei Boston
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W omen never think.

II The craborll on bachelor who uttered ihl-
sentiment could but witness the intense
thought, deep study and thorough lnye-ilga-
tion Of women IN determining the bet med,
iciue> II keep their families well. anu would
noe their sAgariIy and wisdom in selcciin :
Ho; Bitfers az the best and dem Jnsiratiug !,
10y keeping their families ia perpetual health.
=; a mere nominal expense be would be forced
10 acknowledse that such sentiment. are base
les and false
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wATERvILLE. Me. May y.

Two young men named shepard Smith
aud George Aver OF West wsterviile. went
ON fishing cruise yesterday GU east pond
about miles from tins place. Last night
they started 70 cross the pond In row
boat, distance , miles but did not reach
their destination. and have not been heard
from yet Search was made to-day, which
discovered an oar floating on the water.
laid TO belong 10 this boat. II i supposed
the boat capsiZcd aud they were drowned
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Machinery at Auction.


y large lot Of machinery beluugin. to
the estate OF W. c. Davol MAS sold at auc-
tlau here today. One piece sold for ten
dollars. The remainder sold IN lump IL
The Fan River lrouwork- for 5000
Parties were present from Boston, Prov
denee. New York aud Philadelphia They
characterized the sale a. i swindlc. a. the
machinery was appraised At $4,000 and
wa> advertised to De sold la los
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Afraianed for Murder.

BOSTON, May -
apt. Thomas Peabody. late Master Of
The Bark {. u. Nbitenore. Ia, been ar
faisued TO answer 10 81 indie meui for the
murder 81 James II. Elwood one Of hi
crew. The Judge instructed the jury 20
return verdict of not guiity, which was
done. II i probable that nominal fiue
wI'l be Imposed during the present wees