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JUDGE MILLS'S ESCAPE
Friends believing that he has Gone Alone TO
Oneida COunty-HIs Trusts.

In White Plains yesterday the disappear
ance OF Judge Mills eX-Surrogate. was the
chief topic. Almost everybody In the village
know him. and hundreds respected him. His
intimate friends and former business asso-
ciates believa that no has gone to Oneida
County to personally explain why he did not
obey Surrogate Van Dusen's order 10 appear
before him on tho 10th inst. The writ Of at
tachment says that Oliver Getmnn had been app
pointed guardian Of Abagal Kitzer tnow EnrlD.
ono OF the heirs OF james Hall and that Judge
Mills had been directed to turn over 81 1929
with interest from Nay ?. 1877. less hls legal
charges. which he had refused TO do, there orc
the Sherln WAS comWHnd~d 10 kr"p hIm M no.
tina custody and tax" him To- Ourida County.
Tn" legality OF IN" writ nus been questioned.
and it Is sgih that Judge Mills intended to have
eX-Judgr raupan get "a writ Vi habeas corpus Il
Judge Nil + recently mnde "A final accounting
as executor IF tho Alex. b. AlMire estate He
recelved sSOll. and pnd ont s92i9 leaving
81 23S due HIM. To which Surrogate Clflln nddrd
ri 0O5 tor i,rs tnXrs a., 10 he tnk"n an nj
any further revenue Of the estate. Judge
Nils is sole executor Of tn. estate NJ Z. X.
has under his care between $50 OOnHnd 500. 600
and Lieut. Brant, son-ln-hw of Mr.. Paulding.
has tried frequently To- Eela srtieWenl Before
Surrogate Conln, last week. judge Mills WAS
examined in regard 10 his management Of tho
estate OF Cornelius LOsre, formerly the pro-
priator of the Rye Baacn Hotel who died in
1871. The estate is worth about s25 900. Some
Of the Judges charges We're contested. He
averred thut there Is nothing due from him.
Having been Surrogate Of Mestchestnr County.
judge Mills was selected by many wealthy
residents as one OF the best lawyers TO he APP
pointed as executor and since he has been out
OF office he has settled many estates.
1t Ii understood that recently ne had been
financially embarrassed, and that he WAS
obliged to mortgage some OF his property in
order 10 meet claims caused 10y endorsements
on the notes Of two Of his former partners. and
that he transferred some Of his property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

Arr-tved-SAruRpAT. June 81
IS City OF Berhn, kennedy. Liverpool June IL, and
Queenstown 1871.
s. We~er. Bussus. Bremen.
s. An enarc. Gibbs. Lewcs. Del
- 'hcSapta axe. Man.Hiu. Portland.
Ship ATLANTA. Mar hus~cu. STAY anger.
snip Shakespeare. Msycrdlch Bremen
Shtn Brenieflavcn. Wuhlt Bremen
BARK Pusnaes. Rummelhuh. Aberdeen
BARK Nerrus. Schriycr. Slilo.
bark Sheranza. Anderson GrimstAd
Mark Parana Larsen. Brvig.
Bark Enigma. Walker. Ntwry.
Barn Arcturus. Truor. Cork.
BARK Hurz ne Sehufiluo. Cork
Bark Mt-t. knud-su. London.
Bark Nirl Ia. 1hurluw. Stutan der.
BARK Lucille. Jamir-uu Belfast
Bark situUrreu. Engctrart Cork
Brig sea Bird Indie. MHracabo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

On TAIF, HAD, ND FAkTN OF BODY. HAD
COVERED WITH SCANS AND SOREs
McssrS Nkkks POTTER commenced 90 your
CCTlCCRA Hs JAY lave only used one large and one
small box. mud bottle % the REsOLNkNT NJ, lace
and he 81 and some pafts ot my booty were almost
Ny head was covered with scaGs aud and my
t,uug was fearful
had tried everything had heard Of In the East and
West Ny case was considered very bad one very
skilu physician said he would rather treat It and
SOME cot them O. INK now am only cured temporarily
"a not Tor have not particle O salt Rheuin about
ue. AMI uy is considered wonderful Ny case IS
hceu the means OF sellns great many ~ your CUT
CtBA REMEDIES Ia this part VI the counuy Respect
tuly YOURS, MIS- :. Il. MuIPPLE.
Decatur Mich Nov H. 1873
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9uslllrss noilt,s.
BLOOD AND Skis HUNoRs

CCTtCURA REMEDIES tor the Treatment OF Blood and
skin aud scalp humors When " scruiulnus Cancerous.
or Syptihuc origin. the CUTlcCRA RESOLNENr II the
Irlncil al remedy aud n there time IL
GERS Sores other Extrru. Affections then the CUTG.
CCRA assisted ~ the CUTlCIR SOAP. must he used
externally II The disease IL oi the skin AMI scalp, the
principal remedy viii ten be The CLTICUKA. with the
iLIitLkA SOAP. aud such Use of the kEsOLNENT as
is .-.e-ici tr the following conditions. Ia all skin aud
~ra4p ui~ca-c~ when the skin hot sud dry. tile blood
lvNesh. thr liver torpid. the bowels cuustgutc when
thr of ~cr0ulH poison OF Mercury l. known 10
lurk tu the when the Cunsu utiun has been
shattered by Maaua aud Aut-feriudIc Frvers and DE
hutauug Diseases. always take the RESOLNENr while
usins the CtTlclRA. cure thus made wall be perma.
mt aul satisfactory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCR

HfrtArrRF ALNASAc-rHts pAr
sun rses... 20 sun scts..... IS Moon sets. a
NArKH-tHis par
sandy Hook. 20 Gov Island 10 - He'll 0ata-.i 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

should sclose when parted spotess ivory set
in cushions. ruby red SuLODONT alone will keep the
ivory unsulIed the setting ruady and the breath pure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

DO not 20 10 the country without bottle OF
ANooNlIkA Blifrks IL slNts n delicious flavor "
cold drinks and prevents summer diseaseA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

Rupture Cured by Dr. MHrsh's Treatment.-
The only aud rel bic cure, 40 years practical rKpe
renee- Only ONCE Nrsey St opposite St PHuls Church
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Stationary or falling barometer warmer
ieTlOT OeeAsIunMl rnlms
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snrtnl llutlt,i.

NbNN"h ~AOtAAN's
NEW STORY
MRS. HARRIET LEWIS.
ENTITLED
AMBER, THE ADOPTED;
Or,
scHEMING TO WIN
WILL COMMENCE IN
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
READY ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES MONDAY.
JULY SEVENTH.
STREET a SMITH,
PRoPRIEroRs
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
HAVE ALWAYS DRAWS PROMPTLY
on JULY 81 1870
AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE.
in the city OF Louisville. Ky
1880 CASH FRIES, sil2.40o
soon. sloouD 5000. 10 OF St.noo
AUTHORIZED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OF KEN
TUCKY
Ticket. oul, p; htlvcssi
Address T J CONERFORD. Sew
Courier Journal Buildin.. Lui.vlle KY,
OF the same AT ld3 BROADWAY. NY
Uptown AGENTS, b IL PORTER "a CO. i,227 Broadway
New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

White High Hats, S2OOi worth Sal mo
MackinaW and Manila straws IS New Church st. up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

The pure juice Of The grape is better than
arunCl sumuuut-. toy Or lndrrhlll's wines from the
Croton Point Vineyards For sale by druggists and groeerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

BY chronic mdgesu cure the malady. then Howt
With Milk Of hasnesa. All druggists ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

Quirk , Irish Tea cures headache
Qwrk Irish Tea cures dyspepsa.-AiV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

The best aid TO dsesou and the best ming tonic
in the world. Druggists sell H.
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Broadvvay and Finh Avenue Tnilor.' Misnts
u ~

Peppere lean drawers all sizes ~ to 50 in SOC best
In markct; suiDmer undershirts rs 81 5lc W John.
son 200 Grand st also $40 oh 81 door above 23d st.
-Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

rnsrHnt hcallhm otncac'uus mouth wash, 55c. onll
Oh druggists and HYATT o. 24e Grand st. New for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

For the Country or the Seaside Isaac nnnItL's
Sun Umbrellas are invaluable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

81, oNSlLlAllpN HuoMs
For CHROME pis"Hss ~ the skin and Scalp,
Especially ui Women and Children,
~ Madison a
MARY + jOSSElIN. VI D.
CrTICuRA. CuTctRA RtSOLvENr, and CUTICURA
SOAP are prrnarea los VEINS POTTER. Chemists and
D'usTi-- $50 Nashiu.tuI It, Boston. and Tor sale by
a % usgst> Price ot Curlct RA small boxes 80 cents
ltrEt boxes tanning ans nncIul uinus the quan
uty OF suHll. 81 RESOLvENr. 81 per bottle. Gun.
tNRA sOAf. 20 cents, by mail 80 cents, cakes, rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

Fat men made happy By using Aon's Anu.Fat tho
great remedy corpuency II acts upon the food
stomach preventing Its being converted into fat-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-22

collie PAINS, CRAMPS. SICK HEADACHE suU1
STOMACH. DYSPEPSIA. and RHEUMATISM are rer
lily cured By using
RENNEs PATS HGLtGNG MAGIC OIL.
Do not leave home thi. summer without providing
yourself with family IL, bottle of
RENNE'S MAGIC OH.
II will save much suffering and sicAncss loss OF time
gong a doctor In the middle VI the night and much
money
Reader II you have never tried this most valuable
remedy and have doubts about II. doing sl clam
Tor H. call ami get sample bottle tree Of CHARGE at
depot 60 Murrayst
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

DOES Nor Look LIKE HARD TIMEs.-Tbe
Times Washington special says: THE est
mates for the iron work on the propo.ed ex-
tensions of the wing of the new State, War
and Navy building. recently invited from
prominent iron manufacturers and contractors
throughout the country, has, in the majority
OF cases, elected statement showing that it
is impossible for them to undertake the con-
tract on account of orders ahead. Usually
Government work of this kind has been ca
gerly sought on account of good prices and
prompt pay, Now, instead of being embar-
raised to decide between bidders, the Govern
ment Is likely to experience some difficulty in
procuring proper persons to perform the
work
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

HE Stock Report asks: evil the rival
newspapers of this city, now that the election
Is over, please cease their wrangling, and
treat their readers to something more inter
estlng than the pickering and personalities by
which their editorial columns have been dis
tlnguished time out of mind. Let them ex.
press opinions on the Conkling- Sprague scan
dial, or the death of the Prince Imperial, or
the electric light, or some other live topic"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06
ELECTRIC LIGHT!

b II III 4
Call and see the Electric Light at Nfcerp.
by which eoiors and quality can be
seen clear ms might as M
nS0nday.
The Trade and Public supplied with s,saxs
and Trimmings at W holesaRe prieea.
E@ANY LENGTH CUT AND ALL kINDs or cns74,
KEPT IN STOCK.
70 Samples. with instruct;crs
for Self Measurement Sent free
ONE 4 ERHHEEE R6aR
Employed and none but EXPERIENCED and WRIST
CLASS cutters
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

GEN. GRANT was to have left Yokohama on
Monday, the Sd, for San Francisco, at which
port he is expected on the 21st of September
He will remain in that city few days. and
then goes northward to revisit the scenes of
his early career as an army officer 1t is the
intention of General Grant to remain on the
Pacific coast until about the first of Novem-
Der, when he will 60 East.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

THAT ROOSTER. Post of Thursday
evening comes out with the traditional rooster
at the head of its election news, and INDUCES
IN general crow. The returns so far as
heard from make Perkins election certainty.
as well as the entire Republican ticket, except
for Mayor of San Francisco, which is to be
saddled with that beautiful old adventurer.
kalloch. There is no certainty in regard to
the railroad commissioners, except in the
case OF Gen. Stoneman, whose name was on
all the opposition tickets The election of
Perkins insures an honest executive, and is
one which every honest man must feel gratified
with. Ii shows too the power of the rail- |
road corporations in electing their men: 1t is |
pity they do not always obtain men with |
records as clean as that of Mr.. Perkins Now |
MIR. Glenn can retire to the beautiful and |
classic shades of Jacinto, and attend to sacking
and shipping his wheat. The day passed
of quietly though heavy vote was polled,
and in a comparison of figures between this
andt the vote of 1877, gives the Examiner a
text on which to establish the great frauds
practiced in the last Presidential election in
which from 5000 to 10000 fraudulent votes
{ alleges, were polled, and which votes de-
rauded the Democratic party out of their
resident, and now that the party is fairly +,
helved, it is advised to turn its whole atten-
ion, next year, to the prevention of such !
rauds In the future. Pious old party. a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

The county will be fortunate if all the bills
growing out of the coal troubles are as reason
able as that presented by Mr.. Schwamb, for
the burial of the five men killed at Fish
Creek. The entire sum was only 1924 %, or
GAG. 30 for each man. This included collins.
clothing, extra hearse hire, and the trouble
and expense incident to keeping the bodies
couple of days.-Sentinel
This is but one item of the expense atten,
dant upon that little war on the Charcoal Flats
When SherifTs and Court fees are added. it
will foot up nice little sum for Eureka
county.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

YOUNG BARNES is boy of an enquiring turn
of mind-he likes to pry into why's and where.
torres OF things. He became possessed of
iarge-szed pistol cartridge this morning, and.
by the aid of a horseshoe nail, commenced to
explore the interior. 1t was but short time
before it developed itself, suddenly and disas
trous for the youngster A portion of the
middle finger on the left hand is gone, and so
is the cartridge The boy remains to conduct
further experiments, if the latest one did not
cure him of the passion -Leader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06
sAZaRAC.
CORNER OF CARSON AND PROCTOR STREETS

'BNSIS ESTtELERMENT HAVING REIN
rebuilt and reftted since the fire now contains the
hst SET OF slde-boards to be found the ctv where
WI" Always De found tire best approved and named Wines
and Liquors and the finest brands of Cgers fine Eli
iaIo Table and CiIbroom in connection with the house
Je' u GIBSON IDEALLY, Proprietors
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

THE Republican Convention which met
at Saratoga, has nominated Cornell for Gov
ernor and the Tribune complacently accepts
the result with an II told you So" 1t SAYS:
Cornell has never up to this Campaign been
our choice for any Office. If the Republicans
had followed our preference he would not be
now, but it would have been vain to attempt
to stem the rural opposition, and his popu-
larty is steadily increasing He is not an as
pirlng candidate, but will prove IA good one.
He Is old and tried, and as true Republics
as any Of his opponents He is better
organizer. and has more experience of the
executive sort than any of them. Those who
suppose from the temporary pother raised in
this city that the son of Ezra Cornell is going
to be unpopular in New York, will find their
mistake on election day.
Cornell is Conkling's candidate. and
Conkllng is described by journals of both
sides as having owned and run the couven
.lon The ticket is accepted by the Rep ubli.
can Journals as strong one, and Cornell as a
very acceptable candidate, whose personal
merits perhaps much as any machinery. |
secured the nominations; for it is very certain |
hat Conklings power has waned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06
c . N D TITO n S:

All lrottlng Races for three in five except in the
three year Old trOt, which best tw. in three In al
'rotuhs races four to enter and three to start
res 10 Irotting Race to close with Secretary on Sen
tCnDer st, 1879 Entrance fee ten Der cent Of nnrse
Natlon lrottng ociation Rules govern trotting
Nominations in stakes must be made to Secretary s
TENDER l. 1879. - N~-J SeP-
Entries for the purses must be made. FIR Wedno0a,
tees; on Mon av preceding; Tor THURSDAYS races or
Ior Fridays races, Wednesday for saturdays
on lhu sday at The regular for closinontres
s uesignted by he rules Those who have nomnatons
m e stakes must name to the Secretary writing winch
morse tney Will start the day before the race at O'Clock
Horses entered in purses only be drawn by CON
sent o. the Judges, The rules the Pacific Blood Horse
@ VIII govern running Each DAYS races
viii commence promptly at / O'Clock pm AZ entrios
must be add essed to the Secretary ~
LLOYD HILL. President
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

Bodie Standards Bodie supports three dane.
houses and about 800 opium fends who sub.
slst off their girls, and still the contemplated
Jail aud church have no foundation as vet
The Lick trustees cannot proceed with the
work of erecting an observatory, except at
their own risk, until the Supreme Court shall
have decided relative to the compromise with
John a. Lick.
State Journal: The election of Kalloch is a
disgrace to San Francisco 1t is about the
only really bad thing that was done on election
day. Had Flint been elected our cup of JOY
would have been filed to overfowing.
The mill of the Pacific Wood and Lumber
Company at Clinton was burned Thursday
morning. the lumber yards were barely
saved. The loss is unknown. The Company
have already commenced rebuilding.
The B pdie Standard says: "The closing of
over sixty four saloons on account of election
to-day, will give the bar keeps" an opportun- |
ny to recnperate their shattered constitutions.
trim their corns and polish their diamond |
studs
The bonGsmen of Geo. A Douglas. District
Attorney of Llnder county, have notified the
County Commissioners of their withdrawal
rom the off ;isl bond, and the Judge has been
ordered to file a new bond in the sum of Sc.
100, On or before the 18th inst We do not &
hink George will file
w bn c1,t |
teeth, on Monday last, has been released
'om custody on the grounl of iustfiabIs
omicide. 1t was proven on the examination
lat Russell began the shooting The sister IN
Mccoy, whom Russell was trying to entice
ON home, is girl of only Is years OF age
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

Fourth Day Saturday, Get IA.
no H. kunnng-Free for all. Dash of three quarters
Oh mile Purse 500. tirst horse SIS; second as
No. H. Same day, Treting-Free for all Purse $500
frst morse $500; second horse Sl20 third horse $50
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

finss' brands OF iqu!rs and Cigars alwavs ., h,n
Inc celebrated Tea Kettle and ora GLIi IN IN Eah
~ and Opera Cigars specially. A's'i-'
The LADIES' SALOON, to the right Of tho mat.
Ia C eIa Rouse Is fitted up tas,efully and -
Ace cream, Fruits and Berries in seassrr NIfe
cakes are to be Rad at all times - o
,e,, vines OF all kinds furnished On order
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-06

! SPEED PROGRAMME:
Ffrss Dny-Weines5ay, Oct. IN.
No l. RnnKng-Free for all horses in Nav,d. .,.,
al norses IN Sierra, Las en-, Plumas and Alo,oc ,,nt;
S.h'Tha ana Lake Grant Counties t)rsoon ~,
$50. '' Sioo' secShd Morse,
20. Same day, Running-Free for nh Nil. and
soo; tnHd horse, $40. e
49,. D. same day. Trotting-Free for all horses in
Netads; also all horses in Sierra, Lassen Pln,as AMI
,oooe Goun1e California, and Lake and Grant Countas
oIe"h ZaV class. Purse 500 First horse A 2o. 80
Qnd horse, $50; third horse $50 *'' Se~-
Second Day-Thurshay, Get 10.
peat furse sl6o First horse, $780, Sec q .Jrse $50
No g. Same day, Running stake-Da Of one mile and
$50 added by the Society '''
. No Same day, Trotting For 2:27 class pprse
90' 'Hs' morse, $780, second horse sl2o; third $50
Third Day-Frinay. Oct. II.
NO T. Running stake for year olds-Dash of three
uarters on mile 325 entrance $40 forfeit slS5 added
y the Society. ' eu
hc repeat Purse $3.50. FIRST horse $3.50 second slOn
No g. Same day, rotting Free all three year o,a
Nevada; ais" iii Sierra Lassen Plumas and Mod |
ounes, California, and Grant aud Lake Counties Or
on Purse 500. First horse sf2O second horSs 40 |
bird horse, $50. >' WV |
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-12

A sister of Ex-Congressman Powers died in
California recently.
Col. Blood has assumed editorial control of
Chase's Chronicle, and Scion Chase retires.
Mr.. Benjamin Ford and wife of Bristol
observed the sixteenth anniversary of their
marriage recently.
George X. Otis, manager of the United
States District Express Company, is visiting
Portland.
B. 81. Comstock, N. Y, j. B. Anderson and
W. H Lincoln, N. Y.,J. w, Ford, Dayton, o.,
s. P. Slade, Fall River,aud W. W. Henderson,
New London, are stopping at the City Hotel.
Senator H.mln, Wednesday, presented the
petition of Hannah L. Stearns of Castine,
aged 50 years, praying that pension be
granted her on account of the sersices of her
husband as teamster in the war of 1872
The New York Evening Post suggests that
Mrs. Jane Thurston, who claims to be pro-
prietor Of the United States and Great Britain,
having issued a proclamation annullng the
obligation OF the people ''to pay money to the
bondholders." should find a place Oh tie
national Greenback ticket for $780,
Some time ago the Press spoke of an aged
lady, Mrs. Susan Burns, who was supposed to
be 112 years old, and gave sketch of herself
and family. 1t afterwards transpired the age
was mistake. The old lady resided with her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Church at No. 8
Middle street, and was herself the daughter OF
Josiah Burns, Revolutionary soldier, and
came from Bristol, Maine. 1t is said if che
had lived until April 18th she would have
been 100 years old.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-12
LEWISTON AND AUBURN,
LEWISTON, April IL.


Metcalf has charge of the night watch.
s. Clifford B,lcher of Pennington, was IL
town today.
Water rates declared too high, and commit
tee from water board and city council will re.
adjust the matter.
Police found hard case of humanity on
their hands this week; but j. c. Hanna ford, oil
Cape Elizabeth, came forward, paid the bills
aud tramped the old gentleman home.
The musical event of the season came off at
Music Hall last evening; the Mendelssohn
Club, assisted by large female chorus and
conducted by B f. Wood. The programme
was received with much enthusiasm by the
large audience present
The eccentr ic Morgan will hold forth to-
morrow at Ly ceum Hall on three topics,
charged with much blood and thunder.
Josiah 81. Drummond, Esq. of Portland, wat
registered at the Dewitt House.
Gov. GarcelOn's team met with Q slight
mishap tn is morning. His excelency escaped
uninjured, except to pocKetbook in repairing
damages.
Those half score of pedestrians who have en-
tered for the walking match Fast Day are
exercising their pedal extremitles to q remark
able degree O. A. Bean, an Auburn typo,
will walk any printer in the State distance Of
ten miles.
J. o. Hunt of Lewiston has in his posse ssion
an English Astronomical Diary or sn Alma.
mack for the year of our Lord Christ 1741."
Auburn School Board has seen fit today to
give an unceremonious G. B. to Prof Fish,
the High School principal. Rather injudcioas
this Messrs. committee Frof Fish has rendered
most efficient service and his departure from
our rnidst is deeply regretted.
The police lodgings accommodate an average
of four trampS Dor day.