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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

old BYE WB1SKIE9.
50 50 barrels T & j. ". eAFf's PURE BYE. 1873
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40 ...... 1875
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66 MARTINSBURGH PURE RYE..... 1916
Inladdition to the above line of Fine Whiskies we
have on hand q large s-oc.. of OUR OWN VERY
POPULAR BRANDS, known as
BARBoUR's PURE RYE.
"CHESTON,"
IMPERIAL"
MAMA VALLEY,
GOLD MEDAL
Together with large assortment of ths iustly
celebrated Bye Whiskies made by JOHN GIBSON,
SONS 90. ALI Of which we offer to the trade at
prices as favorable be obtained from the dis
tllers Or from any dealer in the country.
Call and examine our stock
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
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Great Falls Ice Company,
Organized 1869
OLDEST AND LARGEST COMPANY IN THE DISTRICT,
With unequaled facilities for the storing and de-
livery OF ICE, and having on hand in the District
and stored on the Kennebec q full supply. We beg
leave to inform the public that we are prepared 70
furniah at our DepCts.
Foot Of 10th street, Washington,
AND
6S Water street, GeOr0etOicu,
At the following low figures, viz:
Is. 20, as CENTS PER 100 LBS
ICE delivered from our route wagons at the most
reasonable rates.
REMEMBER We handle nothing but pure ICE,
such can be and Is used for any and all purposes,
and we can guarantee full supply the season
through, it would be to the advantage Of ali parties
using ICE IN large Quantities to call and make
Telephonic conuecttons with all parts of the city
through the Te1ephonic ExchaI ge priyafa wires Ia
l2th and NV and 22l Pennsylvania ave "a from
which points orders will be received and prOnoptly
attended to- Orders can be given to drivers of our
wagons or left at the depots or offices of the Com
pany as follows. VIZ:
WASHINGTON,
1902 st. NV, 221 PennsyiyaniA ave. se; 10th st.
wharf;
GEORGETOWN,
106 High st., Depot. So Water st.
Afo, at wholesale side Center Market, where ZOE
can be obtained 1T sny time and In any quantity
j. HARRISON JOHNSON
Vice President and General Superintendent
JOHN VAN RlSW1CK, President spl5-lm
-Onv N nET1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

PERsoNAL-Ex-Gov. Hendricks, OF Indiana.
was on the floor Of the Senate to-day, and re-
ceived quite an ovation. He is ageing fast, and
Matthews is In the city, on Supreme Court bust
ness. IA cousin OF Gen. Chalmers, of Miss.
was today appointed bill clerk of the senate
vice FitZ, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. refundtng
certificates to-day amounted to $4O4, 800. The
total subscriptions to date foot up S. l2432O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

ONLY TEN CENT1
~ For FRA DIAYALQ, II TRQvAT0RE. MAR
ail the Popular Operas Of the day.
EW JOHN O. PARKER'6,
6lT and 6l0 7kN st.,
an226t Oppostte Patent once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
nue. $554, ,S62. 80; customs. 1857 1885.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICRR-The War de-
partment is informed OF the death yesterday of
General Alfred Sully, colonel OF the 21st in
fantry, stationed In oregon. He entered the
service 1S4l, and was q native of PENNSYLVANIA
and graduate Of West Point,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28

COMMODORE BEAUMONT will leave the city to-
morrow 10 take command OF the Portsmouth
IN. H.) navy yard. Capt. Clark Wells, who
succeeds him as chief signal officer OF the nayy.
will enter upon the duties of tnat of1ice on MAY
1Sf. - -'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE GREENBACK CONVEN-
TlON.
A Large Gathering Expectcd---
Major Smith to he Re-
Nominated.

PORTLAND, June =. The Grecnback State
Convention. which meets here tomorrow.
will undoubtedly be a large gathering. The
hotels are full of delegates Many will ar
rive by extra train tomorrow morning.
The State Committee met tonight, and de
cded on William NJ Rust of Belfast, for
President of the convention.
Major Smith will undoubtedly be rc-nomi-
mated, though there is considerable feeling
against him in the delegation from some parts
Of the State. on account of an alleged express
sion of hard money statements on his part.
last year
The convention will adopt substantially
the currency resolutions of last wear, and
will probably denounce the management of
State affairs by the republicans The qucs-
ton of license or prohibition will probably
be kept out of the convention
Solon Chasc's steers will arrive tomorrow
morning and parade the streets before the
convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03
POLITICAL AFFAIRS,
Republican Caucus.

WAsIiiNGToN, June .. The rep. members
OF the Senate assembled in caucus this after
noon, IN response to a call of a few senator's
to take action concerning Bayards bill to re-
peal secs. 500 and s2l of the Revised Stat
utes The first section prescribes Jurors
test oath. There was practical unanimity
OF opinion in the caucus that this section
should be repealed.
The other section, authorizing Judges of
United States courts to exercise their own
discretion in regard to challenges of persons
drawn a. jurors who have participated in re-
bellion, in opinion Of the caucus was the
section had never been abused and was not
likely to be and should stand. No other
question was brought before the caucus. The
new dem. plan in regard to appropriation
bills was incidentally referred to. The gen
eral sentiment seemed to favor the policy of
resisting all attempts of the dems. to accom-
plish by indrection anything that has hereto
fore been unsucceSsfully attempted openly
1t was deemed advisable to defer caucus ac-
ton on political situation until the new bills
had been presented and an opportunity given
for critical examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

CALCUTTA, june =. \ plentiful rain the
past week is believed to have been general
MANDALAY, Burmah, June .. Certain fe-
males of the Royal family, for whose safety
the British government stipulated, have been
placed in irons, and probably will be killed.
New York, June =. A letter of April "a
on frigate Ticonderoga off Solyman, west
coast of Africa, says the northwestern boun-
Diary commission adjourned to-day, sine die,
and no point whatever was settled No
agreement could be brought about between
the English and Liberan members, and the
former fatty refused to refer the matter to
Commodore Shuffeldt as arbitrator. No adj
vance could be made. The whole affair is a
dead lock.
MADRID June .. In the Cortes Martos
demanded the adjustment of the oath of al
legiance. The minister replied that the dep
utes might refuse to take the OATH but that
it could not be abolished. Senior CASTELAR,
said the oath was Il relic of the feuda system
They would take it, but only under protest.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR,
Several Naval engagements Reported.

BrENoS AYnEs, May u. Quyarro, the
bolivian Envoy, is expected daily. II is re-
ported h. brings power to issue letters of
marque against the CHILEAN commerce.
CHILEAN kilograms Of the 24th of April, re-
port fight off Loa, between the Chilian
gunboat Magallanes, and carrying lis
pound rifle and some smaller pieces and the
last Peruvian Corvette Union and gunboat
flicomaNyo, the two carrying ten 70-pound
rifles, besides smaller cannon The Chilians
claim to have damaged the Union and driven
on Two Peruyians, but evidently the Mage
delleas suffered considerably.
IN engagement occurred between the Chill
IAN IRON clad Blanco En- Callada and the gun
boat Chacabuco, and the Peruvian forts of
fisagus. The gunboat lost one killed and six
wounded, but the town is reported almost de-
molished by the ships fire. The inhabitants.
however skedaddled up Seizzag railway. up
the mountain behind the town, and saw the
affair from safe distance
LONDON, June .. The facts concerning
the recent naval engagement off the Peruvian
coast, are that the Peruvian ironcad Huas-
ear sunk the Gillian wooden ship Esmaralda
and the Peruvian armor plated ship Indcpen-
doncia, in pursuing the Gillian wooden shin
Cavadonga, ran on a reef and was wrecked
VALPARAISO, May 3. Ecuador is about to
offer her services as a mediator between Peru
and Bolivia and Chill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03
WASHINGTON.


WAsuINGToN, June =. The President has
approved the bill to prevent introduction of
contagious diseases.
Refunding Certificates.
Subscription to the per cent refunding
certificates, Sl,7l7,410.
Public Debt.
The debt statement shows an increase for
May of S62, 25020.
The debt statement shows the public debt
less cash in treasury to be 50, l2l, ls2, 46S. 49,
Increase of debt during month S62 $50. %.
Decrease since June 30, 1873, SS,6O4 ,363.63
Gen. Porter.
The President has not yet received all the
papers in the Fitz John Porter case, and the
decision is delayed
Pensions.
1t is estimated there will be $1,000 900
available for arrears of pensions during this
month.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The state of Affairs IN Turkey.

VIENNA, June .. Concessions of Govern
or General Aleko Pasha to the pOpulace, in
not hosting the Turkish flag and wearing the
fez cap, produced a very bad effect at Con-
stantinople, especially on the Sultan Aleko's
conduct is considered insulting. Agitation
has commenced in favor of native comman-
der of militia, which points towards a denial
or Limitation of the Sultan's treaty right to
appoint militia officers
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7. II. Holiness paintings are on exhibition
at the new store under Hotel North. Our
people are invited to come in and examine
the fine exhibition. They will feel them
selves amply repaid. ON account of the alb
sence of gas fixtures in the building, there
will be no evening exhibition The room
will, however, be kept open every evening
until dark, and the public are invited to come
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7--s---477 7'7-7 --7--ii----
YER MONT.
The Poisoning Case.

ISLAND PoND, June =. Eleven deaths
have occurred, all Others recovering. Medi-
cal investigation in the poisoning case at New
ark, show the disease to be diphtheria, UNI
doubtedly aggravated by poisoned water, as
before stated. There were mild eases of diph-
liberia in the neighborhood previous to this
fatality, and it is fair to suppose that the poi
soned water did not originate the disease.
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UTAH.
Sentenced.

SALT LAKE City, June 2. Judge Emerson
sentenced John Niles, polygamist, to 800
fine and five years in the Nebraska Penten-
tary. Miles imperatively requested not to
be lectured, and asked no mercy Of the court.
To this second conviction under L. s. laws,
appeal has been taken
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VIRGINIA.
Court Matters.

RICHMoSD, June .. Judge Christian re-
fuses to grant the petition of colored people,
that they be drawn on juries and be treated
as other citizens whose names are on the poll
books. He says the State has the exclusive
right to say who shall be drawn upon her ju-
ries.
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BASE BALL.

At Brockton, Mass.-Buffalos of n Y, Z,
Brockton, o.
At Worcester, Mass.-Worcestcrs IL, Chi
Cages 0.
AT Manchester. n. H.-Manchesters 3,
Uticas /. NM
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IOWA.
Death Of Gen. Shields.

OTToMwA, June =. Gen. James Shields
died suddenly at Ottomwa, last night at TO-
30. He was in unusual health yesterday.
Just before retiring he complained of pain in
his chest. Soon after, he told his niece he
was dying, and in 30 minutes expired in his
chair
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
northeast to southeast winds, cooler cloudy
or partly cloudy weather and numerous rains,
followed by slowly rising temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

The kenncbec Land, Lumber & Ice Com
pany have been shipping ice from their
houses in Richmond, for over two weeks, and
will probably continue till their ice is all
shipped. They have loaded eight vessels.
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CANADA.
Fatal Accident.

MONTREAL, June . Mrs. Richards was
instantly killed and her son fatally injured by
being thrown from carriage at Bethany, the
horses hating suddenly.
Arrested.
Police have made two arrests in connection
with the murder at Morris stables, Montreal.
Both are cabmer.
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See notice of house to let.

We have received the prospectus of Vol
ume of the squirrel Island Squd," the
popular seaside vacation journal, published
the first number for the present season will
promptly appear on the second Saturday in
July, and on each successive Saturday of
July and August. This entertaining paper
and advertisers should until July lst adj
dress the publishers at Lwiston; after that,
until Sept. lst at Squirrel Island, Boothbay
Harbor, Me- The publishers are Parke q.
Dingley & Co.
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Local Bre vities.

I.OCuI BftVNIts.
Stephen Hill, who was so badly injured
in the saw mill at WestpOrt is quite smart
and active, and able to be about me streets.
He has child down with the diphtheria.
The Augusta Band is engaged to go to
Portland, at the Masonic celebration, on the
24th inst.
We shall probably have few hotter days
this season than Sunday last.
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CONNECTICUT.
Election.

NORWICH, June 3. At the election small
vote was polled, about nine hundred in the
aggregate. The republican candidates were
elected by majorties averaging about three
hundred
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
Eceniag Report.
NEW YORK, June 9.
Money loaned at 90 v cent. on eal closing at
4l5- per cent.
Sterling, is7! ais7i for long, and ise as3l for short
sight.
Carrying rates, i-a2-; borrowing rates, 3ls.
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THE ZULU WAR.

CAPE Town, June .. 1t is confirmed that
Cetawayo burned the royal Kraal and retired
north-westerly
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


EAST HAMPTON, June =. The strike at the
Williston Mills has ended, the operatives sub
hitting to ) per cent. reduction.
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OHIO.
Murder.

CINCINNArI, June 2. Willie Black, mer-
chant was shot by a colored drayman, Geo
Price, and died this forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

Stated communication of Augusta Lodge,
o'clock. a full attendance of the members is
desired, As business of Importance will come
before the Lodge
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Bank Matters.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Murder and Suicide.

LEBANON, june =. 4 man named thrich
shot constable and tax collector the former
fatally, and then shot himself dead in this
place .o-dav
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WEST INDIES.
Failures.

HAVANA, June =. Perez and Aballi, gro
GERS, have failed liabilities, $500, 900.
Marquis Almandares, planter, has failed
for $3.50. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

The Catholic Orphan Asylum in Whitefield
now contains about 100 inmates who are kind
ly cared for by charities connected with that
church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

Mr.. 7. {. Deliver, Merchant Tailor of this
city, has made two fancy advertising uniforms
for Messrs. Knowles Maxim, proprietors of
Chemical Ink. costing about 800 each, and
which are worthy of special mention. They
are made of the finest imported scarlet and
blue broadcluth and trimmed with black silk
velvet and protusely ornamented with solid
silver stars. The style and design is wholly
new and made by Mr.. Dolliver himself, and
does great credit to him as most skillful and
tasty artist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

AUGUSTA. MAINE, June >, 1879
EDITOR KENNEBEC JorRNAL:-In nv adj
dress before the Grand Army on last Friday
night by an inadvertence referred to GER
tain clause in the Declaration of Indepen-
dence as being in the Constitution. The
clause itself should have been without quota
ton marks as wished to condense its whole
meaning in Il short phrase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

The Gardiner Reporter says The ladies
of Pittston did very pretty and kindly act
Decoration Day not only in contributing
flowers to decorate the soldiers graves in
their cemetery, but accompanied the delega-
ton from this city and helped to strew the
flowers over the graves.
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Killed by n IIersc.

SkowHEGAN, June >. 4 young son of Mr..
Charles Smith of Cornvile, was killed last
Saturday evening, by being kicked in the
head by horse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

The State homeopathic Medical Society
meets in this city to-day at 10 o'clock, at the
Aldermen's Rooms, DIR. VIM. l.. Thompson,
President. The meeting will continue two
days. The address of the President will be
delivered at o'clock in the evening, to
which the public are invited.
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Launched.

RICHMoNp, June ,. Successfully launched
this forenoon, the fine ship Theodore II. Al
len, 1000 tons, built and owned by T. j.
Southland and Young. 1t rates 4 |, and will
be commanded by Capt. l.. W. Call, of Rich
mond, and loads at Baltimore for San Fran
cisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

PITTsnrRG, June =. Last years agree
ment between the iron merchants and their
puddlers, AT - per ton, expired Saturday.
No terms having been agreed upon, all the
iron mills are shut, and serious lockout is
affecting $4,000 men and boys.
The manufacturers claim they can't afford to
pay more than $500 or 81.
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Sad Accident.

BRUNSWICK, June ,. 4 daughter of Jas.
johnson was mortally wounded this after
noon, by the discharge of IA gun which an ell
der sister aimed at her in sport, surprising it
was not loaded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03
NEW YORK.
Sunday Excursions.
Negligent Sheriff.

NEW York, June ,. over 10000 people
visited Brighton Beach and Coney Island
yesterday.
Negligent Sheriff.
The escape of two notorious burglars from
Brooklyn Jail. yesterday, is due to culpable
negligence of Sheriff Riley,
Sculling Match.
There will be a sculling match, $500 side
at GREENWOOD Lake, Friday, three miles, be-
tween Leo of Newark and Kennedy of Port
land.
Bank Matters.
No new developments in the Manhattan
bank burglary case. The police are conf
dent that the conviction of the prisoners is
certain and the speedy arrest of the other
three parties known to be in the job is cx-
pectcd. The jianitor of the bank, from whom
the robbers obtained the combination, has
been discharged.
Suicide.
STOCKTON, June =. Richmond Mack cut
his throat with pocket knife and then hung
himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-06-03

The new per cent. Gardiner city bonds
are selling at par.
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loral ano STATE Mus.
Tuesday, June 8, 1879.
THE VETERANS IN COUNCIL.

Meeting Ofthe Members OF the Legislature
of 1851. who voted for the first PrOhibi-
bitOry Law.-Address to the People
Speeches, &c.
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Sentenced.

PORTLAND, June >. In'thc Superior court
Monday. Judge Bonney announced the fol
lowing sentences among others:
w. II. Andrews, burglary, years in State
Prison.
Il. Kennedy, receiving stolen goods, three
wears in State Prison.
Thomas Sullivan, burglary, four years in
State Prison.
Alexander McGregor burglary, same SEN
fence.
c. +. Brown, alias Field. alias Charles
Coombs. cheating by false pretcnces, 3 wears
in State Prison.
George Wilcox, burglary, two years in
Jail.
George W. Dwinal larceny, three years in
Jail.
The sentence of Prescott the murderer, is
deferred, owing to the sickness of his coun-
sci.
Court Matters.
In Supreme Court to-day, John q. Winship
was formally disbarrcd. He is now serving a
year in jail for fraud in bankruptcy.
Political.
The democratic State committee held n
meeting here tonight. and decided to hold u
State convention at Bangor, July lst
Sad Drowning Accident.
SorTH PARIS, June . Saturday after
noon Capt. IL. \. Bolster and family attenrl-
ed funeral, and on their return felt no alarm
at the absence of their little son. five and a
half years Of age, supposing him to be at play
in the village. At tea time he did not re-
turn, and search was made. A. the twilight
waned the church bells were runc. and Il
large party went ont with lanterns 1t was
found that about half past three the Bolster
boy, with two others, bought iish-hooks. But
one of the lads then with him was found, and
he seemed unable from fright, to explain
what occurred. Following down the river,
they found where the lads had been fishing at
a large rock shelving off toward the river
Appearances indicated that the boy had slip
ped off and caught on the root of a fallen tree
in the river, a few feet below, and drowned
The deceased was a brigot boy, favoritc in
the village, and the family have the sympa-
thy of the whole community in their bcreave-
ment
Sad Accident.
Brunswick, June ,. a daughter of Jas.
Johnson was mortallv wounded this after
noon, by the discharge ola gun which an ell
der sister aimed at her in sport surprising it
was not loaded.
Killed by n IIersc.
SkowHEGAN, June >. A young son of Mr..
Charles Smith of Cornville, was killed last
Saturday evening, by being kicked in the
head by horse.
Launched.
RCHMoND, June =. Successfully launched
this forenoon the fine ship Theodore II. Al
len, 1000 tons, built and owned by T. j.
Southland and Young. 1t rates 4 |, and will
be commanded by Capt. l.. w. Call, of Rich
mond, and loads at Baltimore for San Fran
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BY TELEGR APH.

| Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kennebec journal.
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Court Matters.

In Supreme Court to-day, John O. Winship
was formally disbarrcd. He is now serving a
year in jail for fraud in bankruptcy
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Political.

The democratic State committee held n
meeting here tonight. and decided to hold u
State convention at Bangor, July lst.
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ng rates, sig.
New York Stock Market.
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.
ne following are the closing official prices Of min.