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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-23

FREIGHT TRAINS.
For Boston, Portland and way, lo.a5 A. NJ
For Skowhegan, Bangor and way, 2.l5 r. NJ
Due from Boston, Portland and way, 200 p. NJ
Due from Bangor, Skowhegan and way. 1910 AM
PAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
Portland. December ~, lsS0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-23
Railroads ann STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
a }; = 5sfs|z
M
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1850.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 800 A. NJ. and s.ss A.
NJ; For Portland l.55 and 1850 r. NJ.
For RockIand, 600 A. NJ. and 9.57 A. N.
For Farmington, 9.57 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 600 A. NJ, 9.57 A. NJ. and 1.55 Pm
For Lewiston, 800, e57 A. NJ, and l.55 and 0.50
z. M.
For waterville 2.25, 1910 A. NJ, and S.34 p. NJ,
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3i
P. M. and Us A. NJ
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, Sun
daye included.
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Comet &C"

The new comet or comet - c" was seen
ST the Naval Observatory, Washington, YES
terday morning and again this morning.
The Star reporter was on the ground as
usual this morning to ind out all about IT,.
" | believe Professor Eastman saw It last
night" said Professor Hail. alt is quite a
GOOD little comet" Having received this
endorsement Of the comet from Professor
Hall, the reporter looked up Professor East
man. Yes. saw IL last night. or rather
this morning." said that astronomer. "
had only five minutes in which to observe
il on account Of the clouds, and Of course
did not see very much. | expect IL VIII be
visible TO the naked eye soon-in about ten
days
ais IT as much OF a comet as the other y
"That cannot be told YET
"Wiil we have as hne opportunities Of
observing it?"
"It will not 90 50 iaC north as the other.
We will be able 10 see 1t by-aud-by early IN
the evening in the west, and early IN the
morning in the east
Has ii a tail -
"Yes, il has something Of 4 tail, which
Will grow more distinct
The comet Is Labelled As comet " c, -
being the third comet discovered this year.
The comet up by the pole star is comet
"B." We have 10 Indicate them that
way" said Professor Eastman, las there Is
some doubt as TO who discovered the large
comet Star
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Brief HemS.- Several pic-nics have been
given this week At StrstfOrd Plrk, nesr
Manchester, by colored societies Of this
city. On each occasion there was very
large attendance.
Dir. John Longest has 4 force Of hands At
work building coal.shoot near the tunnei
at the extreme end CT Ninth street.
The Richmond and Danylle Railroad
Company j. having a large wharf built on
the Manchester side Of The river, opposite
Rockets. L. will be $40 feet long when
completed.
At meeting OF the Conservative. Demo-
cratic voters Of Midlothian district. Che.-
terdeld, held saturday, George ii. Jewett
was elected delegate to the August COnyen-
tiou, with Joseph ID. Elicit as alteruste.
The following persons were appointed 10
the court. house convention Delegaies-r.
l.. Payne, |. {. Winston. w. f.. Scears,
Lawson MorTisett, w. w. Baker, K. II.
Winfree. Alternaes-J. L. sampson, W
W. Pace, 4. 7. Martin, John Cheathsm,
Dr.. p. :. Hancock. Philip Cosby.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
me ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


FULL PLANS OF THE COMMITTEE SET FORTH ~
NEAT AND COMPREHENSIVE PAMPHLET.
Captains VI. l.. spotswood and Henry C..
Jones, the committee in charge Of the pro-
posed Virginia Industrial Exposition TO be
held under the auspices Of the First Regi-
ment Of Virginia Volunteers, have Just
issued q pamphlet containing the pro- pee
tus. general rules and regulations and di-
vision and Classification OF articles 10 be
exhibited. On the hv.leaf Is a neat cut Of
the armory or exposition building"
The prospectus happily sets forth the ad-
yaniages OF an exposition Of the resources
aud manufacturing. mechanical, and mining
interests Of Virginia, and the determination
OF the First Virginia regiment Of having IN
the new armoTy. TO be completed by that
time, State Industrial Exposition, TO be
held during the coming Yorktown Centen-
nial celebration. II continues:
"This committee has been organized but
a few DAYS. yet the announcement which
has been received warrants the belief that
they will more than accomplish what was
anticipaied in the time during which it
will be necessary 10 perfect the plans Tor
carving out this work. The Exposition
will be held IN the new armory, which viii
be a two-stOry building, fronting % feet
with o depth OF l23 feet, thus ahOrding
ample space for magnificent exhibit OF the
manufacturing aud mining industries OF
our State. II will group together products
the extent and variety Of which Will
astonish aud gladden. every citizen OF this
State: il will show TO the world the enor-
nous strides which have been made by
an impoverished people during the past
fifteen years in utilizing the vast natural
resources Of our land; 1t will place IN con-
SpicuOus and intelligent characters the op-
porlunitles for prodilble investment 1t
will prove to capital the futllity OF seek
ing distant and inaccessible lands for pront
when within our borders, convenient 10
the great mats OF the world, ale enter
prses TO be undertaken, raw materials to
be manufactured, and mines TO be worked,
whose profits will satisfy the most smbi-
iiOus: II will add general reputation to
our manufactures which are now only OF
local note; it will extend the reputation
Of those articles whose reputation bas ceased
to be lOcal."
After setting forth the necessity for carly
application on the part Of exhibitors for
space. &C., how the awards are TO be made,
&C., il concludes:
1t is proposed 20 open the Exposition
on the l3, b day Il October. and 10 continue
the same until the lltb day Of November
Articles for exhibit must be entered on or
before the 1t Of October, and Shlpped 80 as
70 re5ch their destination by the 9ih day Of
October. The only expense necessary for
exhibitors 10 incur will BE- the prepayment
Of freight and the preparation OF their ari-
cles for exhibition"
The pamphlet Is we'll gotten mp, and
shows that the committee have gone earn
esily and industriously TO work. We wish
than snpp1-z
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Madame Patti London.
HER POPULARITY WANING AND HER VOICE n 4
TRANSITION STATE.
From the New York Times.l

HER POPULARITY WANING AND HER VOICE n A
TRANSITION STATE.
From the New York Times.l
LONDON, July TN spite Of the great at
traciIveueSs which Nine. Patil's name and
Nine. PATHS gifts and talent have for Euro
pean audiences IN general aud sight-seers-
il | may thus refer 20 the occasional spec
tStor who goes once year TO listen 20 Nine.
Patti from motives Of curiosity rather than OF
genuine interest, there j no denying that her
popularity is Just little on the wane. Three
years ago stalls for her representations COM
manded premium, aud were only 10 be had
at the stationers' Now they are bought at
the bOx-ofice OF COvent-G1rden Theatre.
Three years ago an empty box or an empty
stall on a Patti night was never 10 be seen.
Now the spectacle OF tenantless lOge or
seat is not rare. Since Nine. PATHS separa-
ton from the Muqnis &c Caux she has. of
course. lost caste with British upper ten
dom, and the stalls and lover boxes are
silent while the balcony and amphitheatre,
somewhat clumSily goaded into warmth by
an Italian cldQHe, supply most Of the ap'
pIause. The principal cause OF the de-
cline OF Nine. PHti's popularity, how
ever, Is 10 be looked for elsewhere than
IN the familiarity growing out Of her titeen
years acquaintance with English dileitSnti
or the social diSpleasure consequent upon
her marital misadvtntures. In my iudg-
ment, il lies in the fact that she no longer
daZZles her audiencPs n IN the past. Up 10
three or four years since Mme. PATHS vocal
organs riyalled those Of a bird. The range
OF her tones far exceeded their present
compass their quality was simply match
less for crystalline clearneSs and r0undness,
and the fluency and eyenne>s OF her Yocah-
zltion were absolutely unique. Time has
changed all this. The bigh notes have de-
parted, the C6iOWe or yelyety quality OF the
tones has been rubbed of, and as regards
brilliancy Of execution, the artist cannot
compete with Mme. iii Murska, or Nine.
Sembrich, or Nine. Ger>ter. just
now, in fact, Nine. Patti is in
periOd OF transition. She was for
merly the queen Of light sOugstresSes;
IL, ~ the next year or two, She develops bis
trionic talent-which she has only possessed
thus far IN a very moderate degree->he
NAV prove the greatest living dramatic
Drma donna. Her voice has gained I'M
men.elg in breadth and yibratOry power,
and she can make herself heard over tenor,
contralto, band, aud chorus with little or
no effort. In appearance she has not
changed materially. Her features and form
have become more w0manly, IL Is true, but
she is still pTetty-her prettineSs growing
out Of piQuancy and eXpres>iyeneSs rather
than regularity or smaIlneSs OF textures
and she possesses that first aud foremost OF
gifts for a sOngslress or actress magnetism.
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MRS. WIN>LOW'S
snOTnINH sYRIr.

Rev >YLvASU> COBB thus writes Ia lhs B3si %
ChriStt4a Fireman. We would by no mcan, ~
commend ans kind OF medicine which ~ SO ~
Know 90 he Eo1c--p particularly f0r ilMuis. Bai ID
MRS. W.N~LOw SOOTHING SYFUP we con
speak from kn0w'etre. IN our own famny % bas
proved blesliug indeed by giving rn infant irpu-
1ed Win collie pains quiet ID ep and be ptrtnfs un-
broken rest a; night. Most parents can aDpferisie
tbe~@ bie,.lngs. Her. ls au article which wlrks
,erreciion. and which IS harmless; Tor The s.crp
which ii ar rLs he lufant = perfectly natIFa ar
t1elittle cherub awake as BRIGHT a. a button t
fuiug be- process 81 icetling is ya.oe d inea'cn,.
ble We have frsqueutiy he.ri mothers fal tIsf
thev would not be without Il from DE rhth ~ tlc
child 90 g had dolsned With ihr ie-iainz 'l-gs al
any confederation shzievtr sod ~ al dru gi's.
Twenty i've cents bottle jy ~ eodlw
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improvements at Richmond College.

PLAN FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE BUILDING
ApOPTED-ACCEPTANCE OF DRs. BROwS AND
THOMAS. E1C.
The trustees OF Richmond College at
meeting held yesterday afternoon deter
mined 10 proceed with their work on the
main edilce. The Jeler- Memorial Commit
tee aud the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings submitted 70 the meeting gene
r.l plan, drawn by Captain Lgbrock, Tor
The erection Oi the south wing, into which
the Memorial hall VIII be put. The
plan cOntemDIltes the completion OF the
present building. aud will conform 10 the
part already erected in general outline, but
a. the same time will present front on
Franklin street which will be beautiful
and imposing. In the basement pro-
vision Will be made for m examlna-
tion.roOm, gymnasium, iinitors' room,
closets, &c. The Memorial hall. OF
twenty feet pitch. will occupy The nrst
floor, and will be used for library aRd mu-
scum purposes; and the second tlo0r Will
be designed for general uses, such a. ban
ouet-, asSembly-rOoms. az. In addition TO
these general divisions there will be spe-
cial room for archives, which, IN addition
10 The ordinary freprOOf arrangements. VIII
De- specially protected. II Is confidently
hoped that these improvements will lead to
the rcmcdelliug OF the centre building and
north wing. and the stucc0iag and painting
Of the whole. The grounds will then be
laid off and be2uti6ed aud the entire prem
isps rcnderl q attractive. Our citizens VIII
rejoice IN the prosperity Of the college, and
in nothing more than in itS outward ad)rn-
ment. The secretary reported the acceptance
Of Drs. Brown and TbOmss, recently
elected 10 the schools of EnGlisb and
Philosophy. Each OF the nine schools has
now a separate professor, and the depart
ment Of instruction presents an array OF
talent which sbOnld not only attract atten-
ton al home but win a wide and growing
patronage from the entire South.
This Is matter Of congraulatlon that
=, The trade. commerce, ard manufactures
Oi Richmond increase the educational ad-
yantages keep pace with them. The city
may be proud Of her college.
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What pity " professional courtesy" pre-
vents the consulting physicians from
ssGing what they think, aud inding out
whether they are right or not, is what most
people are beginning 10 cay.
Da Maurier has barber saying "YOH're
very bald, sir. Have you tried our tonic
lotiouf" And the bald.beaded paiieHt ia
the chair replies "0b, yes; but that's nOf
what's &sde all my hair fall or"
Pefroleusa V. Nasby was at the last Derby.
and be wrGes home that everybody was
drunk. We have seen men picked up on
the street here who thought the whole pO-
lice force on q bender.-Detrot Free Press.
How coGldEths Maid Of Orleans be con-
sidered faIr when every one knows that
Joan was d'AIcH
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Rucnu HeImbold at Long Braneh.

Buchu HelmboId, who some years ago
created such 4 STIR, is nov at Long Branch
making dukes, counts, &c. A correspond.
ent SAYS: General Grant was 10 be the head
ard front of the alistocracy OF tie country,
and the fallen Roscoe was TO be made real
lord" and even poor "Me Too was 10
have title. Pretty soon the dispenser of
all these grand prizes concluded that hls
listeners must be enrolled in the American
peerage, and. producing pencil and some
Slips Of dirty paper from bis pockets, in
sisted that a number should write their
names down for him, in order that their
patents Of nobility might be made out and
forwarded TO them. After number OF
dukes aud marquises bad been crested, the
sad spectacle was brought TO sudden ter
minaion by the announcement that be
thought il time some OF the recipients OF bis
bounty invited him 10 take drink. ROars
of laughter followed the request, and the
crowd quickly dispersed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

BRIEF LOCALs.-Tbe Blues have changed
their drill.Dignt for the present from Mon
day 10 Wednesday. and will driii al their
armory this evening.
The Henry Cnrislian reported yesterdaV
as before the Police Court for creating
disturbance aud keeping a dis0rdefly house
Is not Henry Christian driver IL Captain
Jack wagon.
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DICHMoND SEMINARY.
IL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
MRS. z. q. PEl TON and
MRS ]. r. 6ARNtTT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS.

The contipned growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered % necessary 20
sccaTc increased accommodations, The building
No. EAST GRACE STREET has been leased
for a term @of Years. This building was designed
and FOR a number OF years has been uaed for
school purposes. 10 viii be thoroughly repaired aud
made CON plsie IN al iSs appointment The accom-
m0dziiOns for bOzrders are the best. Two Young A.
dies 90 a rOOa. aud single rooms provided wnen de-
sired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary Aiien-
ti0n proVld for ihe sick.
Toe school will REOPEN MONDAY, september
10, 1881.
Forinformauon as 70 prices. &C, apply for cata-
s. s0.dfwSJesdts JOHN II. POWELL.
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MiIIt,ameu and workinEmen.
New YORK Herald

The calling cut Of the militia OF the State
OF Wisconsin by lis Governor 10 coerce or
intimidate a body Of strikers in that sec
ton appears, considering all the circum.
stances IN the csse, TO be extremely unwiSe
and iniudiciOus. Workingmen have the
right to quit work, or, az it is called, " 10
strike" whenever they see proper. In
doing so they violate no law. They are
simply exercising a right which is coa-
ceded 10 every man everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

DoS'T MARRY PoR MoSEY, SPECIALLY
POS SILVER DoLLARs.-Uncle Pleasant Bat
kins Is sixty and his wife Seventy-two.
The other day a friend said "Unels
Pleasant, why in the mischief did you
marry a woman nearly old enough 10 be
your mOtherg" You see, boy," be re-
piled, with a deep sigh, 81 was a wurkin'
for Long John Freeman In Hanover when
was Jest eighteen. aud Sary Ann Rust,
old Mrs. Rnsses only daughter, was thirty
II she wur a day. Al every quiltin' she
used 10 chuse me for Der partner, and
everybody slid il peared hike she wur n
eouriiu' me. She gimme four pals cotton
socks and heap Of things, but still dida't
have no notion OF her. Well, one Christmas
eve, when | was sortereSh drinky, went
TO the old wOman's, and had hardly sot
down before Sary Ann brought me some
sweet-periaio pie, which she knowed | wa
mOuStrous fond Of. While | was eaiin' IL
heard the old woman upstairs a.cOuutin
silver dollars. Now, thar was no PLASTER TO
the seain, and the up stars hoo had cracks
in il as wide as my 6nger. So, you see, I
could hear the jingle Of the money jest a.
well as II had been up thar myself. When
she had counted nine hunderd aud six
drawd up 10 Sary Ann and popped the
question. In course she said she'd have
me, and the next Thursday we was mar
ried. Now, what DO you think found out
the next day Why, that the old woman
didn't have but thirty Mexican dollars. and
that she counted 'em over and over Jest TO
fool me. Don't marry for money, boy,
specially for silver dolars.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

RAILROAD BUSINESS FACILITIES. - The
Richmond aod Allegheny Railroad Com
pany announces that It is now prepared 10
do a general express, freight, and money
business. Freight and money packages
wi be forwarded 70 an points on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, Lynchburg,
points in Southwest Virginia aud beyond.
on connecting lines from Bristol.
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A Happy Meeting
THAT CANE OF ROMANTIC ARTICLE PUB.
LIsHED ~ The DISPATCH.

THAT CANE OF ROMANTIC ARTICLE PUB.
LIsaED ~ The DISPATCH.
About twelve months ago we published
il these columns an account Of The meeting
of two brothers named Woodwork after a
long separation. one Of whom live near
this city. There was 30 much OF interest
and romance in the story that the article
was generally copied through the country,
and happened TO fall under the eve OF
another brother in -. Louis. He inDedi.
ately wrote 10 the others, and correspond.
ence was thus starred between the three,
which resulted in tie selecting as q place
where lhev should have re1niOn The resi-
dence Of William Woodwork, IN ovid.
Clinton county, Michigan. This TOOK place
a few weeks since, and thus after a separa-
iiOn OF siXIy-One year,, during all OF which
time none knew If tie existence Of the
other, they were enabled by a little article
OF ours 10 meet and Interchange brOtherly
greetings. That meeting was sacred, but
one NAV readily imagine The reflections that
must have occupied their minds az such
lime a. their thoughts went back 20 child
hoods days and over all the years that have
psssed since they last saw each other. They
have two sisters living, both widowed-ihe
one in California, the other in Albany, \.
Y. Neither was. however, present At this
meeting. There were six children 10 this
family-one died in infancy, and the other
five are all living, the youngest being sixty
three years old.
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County School Board The Chesterfield
School. Board will meet at the Courthouse
on the second Monday in next month TO
elect teachers for the different schools for
the ensuing session and 10 transact other
important matters. The Board will prOba-
bly, decide hen when the different schools
are 10 be re0pened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

County ConUentioM-The Democratic
Conservative Convention Of Chester6eia
wil. meet at the courthouse os the 23ts for
the purpose Of re0rgaBizing the party for
the approaching campaign. Delegates from
the different townships have been selected,
and the Convention will be composed OF
forty four delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

MANCHEsFkR AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court The Hastings Court
Judge $. Blssett French-was In session
yesterday, and viii meet again to-day TO
bear chancery cases. All the criminal eases
have been disposed OF. TIE court will re-
main IN session this week, and one or two
important decisions are expected to be rem
dqrpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-27

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy, With heavy shower OF rain just be-
fore 8 O'Clock In the evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 7s (;
o A. NJ, s4; noon. 90; p. NJ, 90; 6 P.
NJ, 81; midnight, II.
Mean temperature, 81 G.
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The CUTTING SCRAPE.-William II. Nor
ton fcOloredl was before the Police Court
Yesterday morning. charged with ielonl-
ously cutting and wound ding Richard Booker
with a razor with intent 10 Kill. As stated
in the Dispatch Of yesterday, the difficulty
occurred ABOUT a game Of cards, and the
testimony did not differ materially from
what has already been published. The sc-
cused was sent on 10 the grand Jury aud
allowed bail in the sum OF $500.
Bernard 0. wilkinson and Everett King
were charged with aiding aud abetiing the
assault. wilkinson was discharged and
King sent on TO the grand jury, aud allowed
bail ia the SUN OF 5000.
The wounded man was present in court,
and the condition OF his face plainly
indicated the herceEess Of the murderous
stack made upon him.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY or RICH
M0ND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color. with nativity and annual death-rate
per 1000 in habitants, for the week ending
July 23d:
cause Of Death Apoplexy, colored
brain disease. | white; cfrebrO-splnal
meningitis. l white; chOlera-infautum, 4
white. c0lored; consumption, white, ,
cOlored c0nyul,ionS, white; cOnVuslons
Gniantie). > white. , cOlOred; diarrhel, ,
white: drowning, l celOred; dysentery,
white: fever Uyphoid), , white; heart
disease, white; inanltlon, white, COL
ored: jaundice, l cOlOred; marasmus.
white: old age, l colored; paralysis, col
ored: py9mia, cOlOred sOftening Of
brain. white; unknown, 3 cO0red. Whole
number Of deaths in tue city exclusive OF
sull-birihs), So. Stii- Births Male, col
ored female, white, l cOl0red-tOtal, ,.
Ser and Color: Males, l3 white, 9 col
ored-total. -; females. white, cot
ored-total. l6. Age One day TO thirty,
white; one month 10 six, white, } col-
ortd-total, 8; six months TO twelve, :
white, , colOred-total, :; one wear 10 three,
, white: three years 10 five, ! white; ten
years 10 twenty, white, cOlored-total,
6: twenty years 10 thirty. 1 white, l coll
ored-total, ,; thirty years to forty, col
ored forty years to titty. l colored; hfty
wears 10 sixty, white, 1 colOred-tOtal, ,;
sixty year, 10 seventy, white; seventy
wears 10 eighty. l coored; eighty years to
ninety, I white, colOred-tOtal. 3; un-
known. white, l cOiOred-totai, ,. LOHdi-
ton Single. Il white. II cOOred-totai, - ;
married. white, coored-totai, :;
widows, > colored. Natirity: Richmond,
21: other parts Of the United states, IA;
Ireland. ,: unknown. 1. Locality: Mar
shaU Ward. > white. colored- total, >:
Jefferson Ward. white, 3 colored-tota!. 5;
Madison Ward, 3 white, colored-tOtal, 4
Monroe Ward. , white, , colored-total, 4 !;
Clay Ward. white, / colored-tola, 9;
Jackson Ward. 4white, colored-totai, 9 :;
almshOuse. cOloTed.
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AKBULANCE CALL The city ambulance
was called out Yesterday morning between
II and y O'Clock 10 attend d white woman
VINO was taken suddenly ili az Rosenbers's
cigar manufac.org. Soc was conveyed 10
Der home on Baker street 10 The upper part
NJ the CITY