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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-03
General News,

I The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution says the
late confederacy was 1.-THE best and rarest
fabric ever created by man. or made lustrous
by women. .
Senator Wade Hampton, it is said, does
not look at all like an invalid but strong and
bluff, Us he sits in the Senate with his
crutchcs laid under his chair
A Philadelphia firm is now shipping street
cars to England, Germany and Australia.
Most of them are ''double-deckers, i" and are
calculated to carry ninety persons each.
The assessed value Of all the property in
the United States is $50. 600, 000, OO0-an in
crease of SOB. 900, 100000 in twenty-eight
years. This is taken as an evidence of the
fact that this country is increasing more rap
idly in wealth than any other country on the
globe.
schoolmistrcss, while taking down the
names and ages of her pupils and the names
of their parents, at the beginning of the
term, asked one little fellow, whats your
fathers name?" "Oh, you needn't take
down bis name; he's too old to go to wo-
man, was the reply.
Articles of incorporation were filed Tues
day in New York by the Union Telegraph
Company" organized with a capital of $780,
100000 in 100000 shares. The corporators
are Jay Gould, 80. 600 shares: David III.
Bates and Chas. \. Tinker. 5000 shares
each. The routes begin in New York and
run through all the States, most of the Ter
rtories and to Canada. The company COM
mences operations May lst and is to continue
100 years.
Horses and mules are being sent from the
region of the river de Ia Plata in South Amer
lea. as well as from this country for use
against Zulus by the English troops in South
Africa The shipment of these animals to
the cape has given rise to the curious sugges-
ton that the lasso, to the use of which they
are trained, and which i. the means by which
they are captured and broken should be used
as weapon against the hostile Zulus; and
that corps of mounted English volunteers
from the river Plate, accustomed to throwing
the lasso, should be attached to each invading
column, for the purpose of lassoing the enc
my.
IN Englishman who i, visiting this
"blawsted country" in search of information
upon the manners and customs of the people
has been much exercised to see many left
tailed dogs in Philadelphia and writes to a
paper Of that city to warn the public Of the
danger which threatens IA community harbor-
ing such animals, This pcrson states that
30 out of every 100 dogs in that city curl their
tails to the lett--an indication of low degree
and dcpraved character. Dogs that curl
their tails to the right are never afflicted with
hydrophobia and vicious propensitics; these
exist only among CANNES whose caudal elon-
cations appropriate to themselves sinister
twist.
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THE APPROPRIATIONS BEFORE
CONGRESS-.
Alex. stephens Thinks the Appropriate
tons will be Voted.
PLIN or THE DEMOCRATS FOR Sc
CfRING THE IRESIDENT

NEW YORK. MAY >. Alex Stephens said
last evening he had no idea that Congress
would adjourn without passing the appropri-
alton bills. He thinks twu-thirls Of the dem
ocratic members of the House are against any
extreme COURSE. The democratic party never
was committed to the position that supplies
would b. withheld in ease of veto of any
political measures.
1t i stated that the democratic senatorial
caucus, Wednesday, discussed the PROPOSE
tion that the present Congress be charged
with counting the next electoral vote and de-
cIaring the result; that should Congress fail
to obtain the approval ofthe President tn such
notifications or repeal of the election laws as
they may desire. they will object to counting
the electoral vote Of those States whose vote
* given for the republican candidates if the
nitpd States marshals shall unduly interfere
with elections, TOR federal troops be used. cx-
ccpt upon call of State authorities in the
manner prescribed by the constitution. This
proposition was discussed by the Joint caucus
yesterday, and while no formal action was
taken, the general expression was favorable.
There i, some talk Of testing this question by
applying il to the contested election case of
Eckhoff against Eni>tm in the 9TH district OF
New York. the ground oi contest in this case
being the alleged unlawful interference of
deputy mar>hais
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FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WAsHINGToN, Nav ..
senate.


Mr. johnson introduced bill amcndatorv
OF the Texas Pacific act. SO as to take same
lands granted to it and vest them in the
southern Pacific railroad, and providing for
the Junction of these two roads at or near
FL Paso.
The pending business was the resolution
for Committee on Elections to investigate
claims offered to kcllogg's seat.
Without conclusion of the subject. the SEN
ate resumed consideration OF bill to prevent
the Introduction and spread of contagious
diseases.
Mr.. Garland made speech to show CON
stitutional power to pass the bill and the ne
cessity for doing 50. Something must be
done. yellow fever was no ordinary caIami-
ty to be dealt it'll. 1t would require twenty
years for the South to recover hat it lost by
the calamity last year.
The question was stated as on the pending
motion, namely: To recommit the bill to the
committee. with instructions to report code
of rules and regulations to carry the act into
effect
1t was agreed to take up the question Mon
day. at ! o'clock.
The Senate went into executive session
and confirmed several nominations, but re-
jcctcd Thomas NJ. Mason, as Collector of
Customs at Bangor. Me, vice +. l.. Fox
whose commission las expired. Thi, is the
second time within three months that the
Senate has refused to consent to Collector
FoNs displacement. the previous nomination
and that of Mason to-day being alike rejected
unanimously, upon the ground that present
incumbent had served long and faithfully and
displacement would be extremely distastetul
to Senator Ilamlin, who resides in Bangor
Adjourned.
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Church Directory.

oETuopov eoNGEru rluNAi.-,;ranitc CHI, state
street, beiween bridge ani Oak streets. Rev.
James II. Ecoh. pastor; residence Sia'e street
Morning service ut 1920 A. VI. SUNDAY >chpol ~
noon. Evening services at +. O'Clock. Preaching
tomorrow by the pastor.
UNIvEEsAfIsr-Cor. Winthrop and Summer streets
Rev. George w. whitney, pastor; residence, sew
all street. Preaching services at 1920. Sabbath
school at T. W. Preaching tomorrow by the
pastor. Conference in the evening.
fRortSrAI IstopAL-State St, between Oak
and Winthrop. Rev. samuel tpioln rector. Morn.
ing service 1920 \. VI. Evening service L. VI.
Preaching tomorrow by the rector.
fiK>r Btrrlsr-Corner Winthrop and Peram sts.
Free seats. Rev. Horace W fildcn, pastor; resi-
a.nrr' >"""ii street head Of Weston street.
Morning service 1880 \. VI. Evening Z. VI. sab
bath school Al u VI. Preaching tomorrow by the
FREE nArrisr-Statc street, north of Bridge FIRE.
seats. &. I. Pence, pastor residence summer
street; Morning service 1880 \. VI. sabbath
School ~ Il. Preaching Tomorrow bv the pastor.
METHODIST ErISCorAL-Greem street east Of state.
Rev. w. VI. sterling, pastor. residence AT The par
sonagc, next door to the church. Morning service
1920 \. VI. Evening, l.. VI. sabbath school at
Il NJ Preaching 10 morrow bv the pastor.
UNITARIAN, Christ church, )-Worshiping now in
the Congregational chapel Rev. 'ha-. \. Curtis.
pastor; residence, Myrtle street. Morning vice at
1870 \. VI. SUNDAY School Immediately after the
morning services No preaching Tomorrow.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CIITRCH-N Northern Avenue sun
day school al O'Clock T.. VI. PRAYER Meeting
SUNDAY e'cuing AT O'Clock, Thursday evening al
30
Murphy, pastor. Morning service, 1870 A. NJ.
Afternoon $40 T.. VI.
The Adventist. hold meetings in Darby Block every
sunday afternoon at the usual hour.
The congregational First baptist, Free Baptist, and
Methodist churches hold social conference meetings
III their vcstrics every Wednesday evening at =
O'Clock
Not'TIi PARISH toNGREGArIoNAL. 1IAILOwEII4-
Rev. &. y. White. pastor. Morning service 10 20.
SUNDAY school 2.3o T.. VI. Preaching to morrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, II ALLoWELI.-Etv. Mr..
ro,enor. pastor residence opposite church Morn
ing service, 1910 Afternoon service. 80: sab.
bath School la T. NJ Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
BAPTIST tHt ECH, II ALLowELI.-No pastor. sab
bath school at lu.o \. VI Preaching serV ice at
20 l.. VI. Preaching tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL tHURCH II lILowEII-Eev. Mr.. saw.
Yer, rector Morning service at 1870. Ee,Hing
service AZ go. sunday school At = T.. NJ
INlNERS MIST tHTRtH, HNLIoWELL- Preaching
service AT 30 L. VI. SUNDAY school at l.. Confer
ence meeting in evening. Preaching tomorrow by
Rev. Mr., Whitney of Augusta
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Trouble Expected.

KANSAS CRY, May ,. \ proclamation by
the President, ordering settlers to keep out of
Indian Territory, is not being obeyed by the
people who are gathered at independence
and Cofieyville Kansas and from 80 to 200
leave daily for the public lands, which were
purchased from the Indians in 1866. Gen
Pope has been ordered to keep settlers from
going on to the lands and now 900 soldiers
are within easy distance. The order will be
carried out and bloodshed will probably en-
sue, as the class of men en- route to the ter
ritory is the same who went to the Black
Hills, in 1860. Col. Carpentry, who led the
gold seekers at that time, is head centre OF
this raid. There is great excitement in this
section over the matter and hundreds of peo-
pie have commenced hocking to the new
country.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Kentucky Democratic State Convention
Nominations.

Louisville. May >. The democratic State
convention made these nominations
Govcrnor-I.. L. Blackburn
Lieut., Goycrnor-.jamcs f.. Cantrill
Attorney Gencral-P. W. Harding.
Auditor-F- Hewitt.
Resolutions were adopted reatiirming at
tachment to the Constitution md Union !:
protesting against the action of the Electoral
Commission, and asserting that, although ac-
quicsced in pcaceably, such action shall not
he held As Il precedent for future violations of
the right; congratuating the country upon
the democratic ma ority in Congress; con-
denning the Presidents veto; endorsed the
action of congress in the recent position taken
on appropriation bills, and assuring members
Of support in whatever action they may take
against partisan Executive. \ resolution
was also adopted tavoring free schools. Con-
yention adjourned.
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Maine Nanufncturtng Notes.

The Dirigo Shovel Handle Co. are having
large sale of their patent handle, manufac-
turcd at New Portland.
The Somerset Reporter is under further
obligations to W. b. Snow, Esq, for further
lumber statistics There have been cnt and
hauled into the east side of Moosehead lake
$4,000, 600 IT,; 10000. 600 #. to come into
East branch below the outlet of the lake
about 10000, 900 on Dead river, which added
to the 0,0O0,o00 cut on Moose river. make
the aggregate cut on the kennebec the pres
ent season 65.ooo.0o0 in round numbers or
about L., O00, 900 less than the cut of 1873.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russia end Turkey and the Treaty Of
Berlin.

CoNsrANrINorLE. May ,. letter from
the Car to the Sultan brought by Adjutant
General Obruts chef, i. understood to be very
friendly. The Car guarantees complete cN-
'cution of the conditions of the treaty of Ber-
lin.
Obrutschcif will proceed shortly to Rou-
mclia 10 inform the inhabitants of the Cars
intentions, and communicate his proclama-
tiun.
The Porte opened negotiations with Russia
regarding transfer of the administration of
Roumcla and will probably assent to con-.
nnuancc, for short time of Russia admin
i>trati0n.
Austria to the election Of Prince Alexander
to the Bulgarian throne. ha, been tcegraphed
to the Gar.
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Local Brevities.

Local Brevities.
The spring rains have left Lincoln street
in a wretched condition. The damages
should be at once repaired as the city is liza
BILE for injuries that may be received
After tomorrow, probably the Sunday
evening services at the churches will begin at
7.3O O'Clock, and Wednesday evenngat quar-
ter to eight.
A young Catholic lady left the city, the
other day, to enter a nunnery in Baltimore,
Maryland.
We are expecting funerals in the fam-
lies of several idiots who persist in jumping
on the trains passing the street crossings.
The monthly meeting Of the board of
Aldermen will be held on Wednesday after
noon, at >. 30 o'clock.
Mr. Dudley of the Granite Reform Club,
will address the Augusta Reform Club, at
their rooms Tomorrow afternoon, at 80
o'clock There will also be speaking by mem
bers of the club.
Seth Williams Post are making all due
arrangements for the proper observance of
Decoration Day.
Mr. Henry Stafford of this city, who has
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

+. Smith, aged Is, at Warrenton, Va,
while endeH oring to brighten his father be-
cause of cruel treatment. shot him dead.
John Denison. Asst Postmaster at Bran
don, VT. was suspended for stealing from
the mails
burglar escaped from the Columbia Co.
Jail at Milwaukee. yesterday taking the shcr-
i'll daughter, aged l6, with him.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.


san Francisco, May .. \ Victoria DIES
patch says of the secession difficulty, that j
was tded over by Parliament, which pro
rogued upon satisfactory assurances of inten
ton to commence a railway this year havin,
been received from Ottawa.
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VI MASSACHUSETTS,.
Murder.

PoCAssET, May ,. Chas. Freeman Killed
his years old daughter, in fit of religious
frenzy yesterday. He wa, a Second Advcn-
list and invited number Of co-rcigionists to
his house, where he was to offer services.
Before they arrived he improvi>ed table as
an altar and murdered his child with a knife.
lie has his house barricadcd and threatens to
XIII any one attempting to arrest him. An
him.
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LABOR TROUBLE.

New YORK, May ?. twenty-five hundred
longshoremen are on 4 strike. They are or
derby and not likely to create any disturb
ance. The companies are willing to pay %
cents per hour for day or night work, but re-
fuse to paw more.
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VIRGINIA..


RIcHMoNp. May ,. In the case of Poin-
dexter, convicted of killing Curtis, on mo-
grounds submitted by the prisoners counsel.
Sentence was suspended in order to give his
counsel time to prepare papers with view to
taking the case to the Court of Appeals.
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INV HP W UaV
Ereshpi.
WASHINGTON.
Cabinet Meeting.

WAsmISGroN. May p The principal mat
ter under consideration at the Cabinet meet
ing, was the threatened invasion of the In
dian Territory by the whites. The move
mcnt is more formidable than at first stated.
1t was determined it should be prevented as
far as practicable,
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ADVERTISING CHEATS,

III has become so common to write the be-
ginning of an elegant. interesting article. and
run it into some advertisement that we avoid
all such cheats and simply call attention to
the merits of Hop Bitters in AS plain honest
terms As possible. to induce people to give
them one trial, as no one who knows their
value will ever use nnything else.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kcnncbec journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Fire.
SAco, May =. The house owned and occu-
pied by Anna I. lloh. Reach ST., Slco. was
partially destroyed by fire. with contents, on
Friday morning. Insured for 500.
Aid for the Sufferers.
PoRrLANp, May :. The merchants of
Portland. by solicitation of w. &C. II. Mill
ken, have contributed and RENTED to the Sc
lectmen of Gorham, y. H., the sum of three
hundred and twcnty-thrcc dollars, in aid of
the sufferers by Tie late fire.
Sailed.
Steamship Lake Champlain sailed for Liy-
crpool to-day.
Personal.
Rev. +. l.. Clark. of Will>ton church.
Portland, has decided not to accept the call
from the North Avenue Congregational
church of Cambridge.
Freshct.
BANGOR, May = The water in the Pcnob-
scot river has risen rapidly the past two day
and it is now nearly a, high Us it was last
fall, when it was higher than ever before
known. Skatarack boom. on the Matawam-
kcag river, gave away tonight. turning five
million logs afoat but it is thought they will
stop at Cugcr boom.
Marine News.
Schooner NJ. W Brew, Capt. Maloncv.
with ice for jacksonville, Fla. in going out
of Rocklard harbor, Friday, got ashore. and
il is feared she will break up.
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The House Caucus.

W>snINoroN, May ,. The democratic
House caucus assembled at noon. On ac-
count of reports unaccountably obtained by
newspaper men of the last caucus proceed
ings, extraordinary measures were taken to
preserve the ,trictest secrecy. At go the
caucus took a recess. during which Chalmers
of the caucus conferred with the Senate eau
ens committee. Caucus again resumed bust
ness at 2.i5.
New lonk, May ,. The Tribune, says
the democratic caucus yesterday was notable
for the absence of the extreme views 50 ar
roganty put forth at the beggining of the
extra session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-03

Maj. b. II. Gilbreth. Keeper of the Water
town Mass. Arsenal. has been granted leave
OF absence for year. and will shortly start
with h> wife on a European tour. Our read
crs will remember Major Gilbreth Is Keeper
of the kcnncbcc Arsenal in this city, previ-
Gus to the administration of Capt. Buel. lie
left Augusta in l-i9.
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1t will be seen by our Bowdoin College
notes that Frank +. Smith of this city, son of
II. Eugene Smith, has won the prize of $500
at Bowdoin College. for best work of his class
in mathematics. Truly an honor, and an en-
dorsement of the efficient work Of our high
school from which Smith graduated.
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IOl Isl ANA.


NEW ORLEANS, May ?. The mayor of the
city has issued an order closing all colored
churches at 10 o'clock in the evening. They
are not to be allowed To hold services or
meetings after that hour
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I'reshct.
Marine News.
NEW ia MPSIiIltE.
Held for Trial.

NASHUA. Nav = LlcIcllyn Bracket and
three others were held in $1,000 each in the
Superior Court. on charge of arson. Brack-
cit turned States evidence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Ereniag report.

Ereniag report
NEW YORK, May =.
Money loaned at 2te3- cent. on eall, closing at
2!a-3 per cent.
Sterling, is6 1856 for long, and 4s7 as7i for short
sight.
Carrying rates, 1-a2-; borrowing rates, 3la.
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tHarrirb.

In Winthrop. May 1st. by Rev = i. smith, o.
rus &. Richmond to Miss sarah f. Prescott, both Of
Monmouth; BIZ Rev. r. Martin Mr.. jaime, II. Wen.
man "a Nil Mary f.. jackson, both of Wintlirop
In Pennington, April i, Mr.. Albert J. Brown to
Miss Ida !. Dresser. both Of Wilton.
In Phillips, April -, otis W. William to Clara
Wilbur. hoth uf Muirid
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising barometer, cooler northwest, backing
to warmer southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather.
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QrEBEC. May >. Steamer Cybelle, from
Glasgow April Il, went ashore Wednesday at
Hare Island Shoal. 4 tug WAS sent to her
assistance.
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Ioral ann Gtate NeWs.
Saturday, May s, 1879,

ns-Singlc copies OF the Daily aud Weekly are on
sale ut TINS office and nj Piercc's bookstore. lntar
diner at Famers bookstore.
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recently returned ram IeadvllG. Colorado,
TELLS a hard but truthful story of affairs there.
Drunkenness. gambling and rloting seem to
reign triumphaat Any one who thinks of
going had otter consult Mr. Stafford before
doing so.
But little snow j. seen now, and that by
the side Of fences and buildings.
john H. Boardman, the 10 years old son
of Hon. :. L. Boardman of this city. has pub
lished a pamphlet. a treatise an extinct ami
mails, compiling the work and putting it in
type himself during his spare time while at
tending school. The publication is certainly
Il " ork of merit for one so Young
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The National Tribune is mistaken in its
statement that Maj, Gallagher 'reinsed to
perform the duties Of Pension Agent,
but performed the duties as far as he
could go while waiting for the de-
cision Of the Governor and Council. The
Tribune should remember that Gen. Leav lit
is Adiutant General, and he had the matter
in charge Had the Governor and Council
followed the advice of Gen. Lcayitt, they
would have saved the State at least a thou
sand dollars year, and had the pension bus
mess attended 10 promptly and in good shape.
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G5-Dur patrons in renting money should do so
by check, money ord r. or registered letter.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Can't shoot.

ST. JonN. May =. The Provincial Rifle
Association have decided they cannot take
part in the international match mt Creedmoor
on account of having to use small bore rifles.
Freshet.
Steam communication is resumed between
Shediac and Prince Edwards Island. The
river continues to rise, and in the upper eoun-
ties the freshet is doing damage. There are
several wash-outs on the New Brunswick X.
r., near Grand Falls, and fears are enter
tanned at Woodstock for the safety of the
bridge.
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The flag at the Arsenal, yesterday forenoon,
was placed at half mast. in respect to the
memory of the late Gen. Dix.
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Our farmers will find enough to do in the
coming weeks to prepare their ground and
put in their seed. The planting will be de-
layed in its beginning somewhat by the cold
and unfavorablc weather of April, but if May
proves pleasant and warm, the late planting
will be no disadvantage.
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MISSOlR ri.
The Veto.

ST. Loris, May ,. The republican Stat
central committee, last night adopted resolu
tions approving Presiden. Hayes veto.
ArrnSind
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Dirn.

In East winthrop, May Isl, Mrs Amelia Mevina
Carr. draughter of \. &. Carr, aged ~ year, :
months aud q day. Maine and Mas. papers
please copy.
In Harmony April .? Henry T. Brown, aged 81
years.
In iiserInore FALL April l., benjamin l.. s,imons
aged ,. Years Il months.
Ia Georgetown, toi, ApIl7, Miss Nesta, daughter
of b. X Elliott aged II wears II months and 30eay.
In PERU April -, MARY, wife of Otis Wyman, aged
II NeArs.