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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17

association was formed last March and numbers
100 members, natives of Kerry County, or their
descendants. The legend. Kingdom OF Kerry"
was displayed the tickets and programmes, and
was variously interpreted The afternoon was
spent in gaines, and the evening was devoted to
dances. national and general. humpbacled
fiddler. no smoked while he played: crippled
hagpper. a tlutc-payer and more hd'ilers supplied
the music for the jigs and reels, while the G9th
Regiment Band furnished music for the other
dances. Several valuable rrizes including gold
and silver medals and articles of household furni
lure were awarded to the contestants in the after
noon The games and winners were follows:
Three standing jumps p J. Moriarty: q feet 9
inches; two-inilc walk. p. Casey II minutes; half
hour : go as you please" w Sullivan, 4i2 miles
hop, leap and jump, G. Conner, 40 feet inches:
mile fat race. j. Casey. minutes 30 seconds: half
mile for members sons. }. Leary, 3 III lutes;
one mile run for members, j. Downing minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17

kongh Kais' 10 clears rats and Us
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
144 Lexingtonave near 29ta-sL Hours 4 aud stat.
Attention 70 Gentlemen
How many times has a long siege of illness
been avcrted timely superior Alternative
and corrective rAHANIS SKLrzkR APERRNT without Nbca
household is safe.
LUNDBoRG'S PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ

DoN'T DIE in the house. Ask druggists for
Rough Rats" IL clears rats and MICE Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17

small paper covered parcel was received Mt the
Hamilton tOnt) Custom House day before yester-
day. The arrival of such packages does not gen
orally cause great excitement, but this had
decidedly mysterious air about it, 1t was directed
to q. Block the assumed name of Leo Hartmann,
and was sent by DIR. Popof, of Astoria, n. Y To
handle package directed To Leo Hartmann was bad
enough but the fact that it came from DR.. Popoff
was too suggestive of dynamite for the Canadian
officials. Accordingly the detectives watching Hart
mann called and they decided to
confer with the Russian Consul at New-Yor1 be-
fore risking their lives by untying the string. Dr.
Popof, in answer to the inquiries of TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday, SAID that g. Blockas he persisted
icles of underwear to be forwarded to various places
IN Canada, occasion required. The first install
string and consisted of linen shirt and few col
lars Although speaking always of G. Block as the
person who owned the Shirts DIR. PopoH virtually
admitted that G. Block and Hartmann were identt-
cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
AN INSANE GIRLS WANDERINGS.


Sunday afternoon woman sitting under tree.
She was neatly dressed, but had neither shoes nor
stockings and she seemed to he in trouble one of
the servants sent to invite her into the house.
answer any questions, she was provided with food
and invited to remain over night About dark she
left the house, saying that she wanted to look Tor
herbs which would cure malaria Nothing
she found wandering along the banks of
Pcnhorn Creek with n watcring-pot in her hand,
ont of which she occasionally took drink. AS it
evident that the woman demented, she
at Union Hill bank book found in her possession
contained the name and address, " Ellen Boyle
Newburg, n. T." Recorder Schleichcr, of Union
Hill, telegraphcd to the police Newburg, and
the woman.
In the meantime Miss Boyle apparently became
very i'll and asked that priest he sent for Father
bernard summoned but when he approached
the cell door the woman became violent and threw
a pal OF Stops over him, so that he obliged to
retire. The exposed parts of Miss Boyles body
were covered with red marks hlotches, Indicating
that she had some disease bat an investigation
showed that the marks resulted from the bites of
mosquitoes on the lIackensack meadows where she
had spent the whole of SUNDAY night At early
wife. who had sat up with Miss Boyle all night
noticed that she had secured broken piece of
glass, and was endeavOring to cut her throat with
il. Mrs. Wcndc tried 20 take the glass away, but
the woman resisted violently that Mrs. Wcnde
obliged TO call to her assistance a female
prisoner In the adjoining cell About noon John
Boyle arrived from New',rlrg, and said that Ellen
was his daughter She had suffered severely
from malaria for about three months that her mind
was affected. and she often spoke of going to the
monastery at West Hobokcn to get cured. Saturday
she cluded the vigilance of her relatives and started
Oft In her lucid moments Miss Boyle said she had
stockings at the gate. Her father took her home
yestef day afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.

CHICKERING HALL.
The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows of tn. State of New-York opened its
annual session at 8 a. m Yesterday in Chckering
Hail. On the walls of the building was spread IL
white banner which were three liuks in red, sym
of the fifty Grand Lodges under the jurisdic-
ton of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, were on tho
ground early 900 ldgss being
to the platform just before the opening Of If, the
session. On the platform sat Grand Master W; L.
Cornwall, Past Grand Master George w. Dilks,
Deputy Graud Master A. w Bingham, and Grand
Officers G.. V. Clark, James Goodwin f. Is. Latimcr,
G. j. Gardner j. b. Dixon and j. w. Stebblns The
session was. opened informally by Grand Master
Cornwall, of WeedspOr after which the CREDENTIALS
of six hundred representatives from lodges in the
State and from the Grand Lodge were presented
ihen the Grand ledge drereo was comerrcu upon
deserving members aud recess was taken until =
o'clock.
port the afternoon session. He thanked the rep
resentatves, officers ana district deputies for their
services in putting in operation the revised ritual
of the der, and mentioned at length the labor ell
tailed in furtherng this object The order was de-
Glazed to be III IA sound financial condition and
rapidly increasing in numbers Two lodges gave
up their charters in the course of the year. The
speaker alluded to the death of Past Grand Repre-
! sentative d. p White and Past Grand Master
The following were elected officers: A, W; Bling
ham, of Michigan Lodge SyIacnsei Grand Master
A@aranhas Lodge No 12S NewYo G a1as
Grand Representative John r. Trcsidder Atlannc
Lodge No 90. Brooklyn. Grand Warden and
Charles n Clark, who has held the office fifteen
years Grand Secretary The installation Of officers
followed. Resolutions of sympathy with President
Garfield, expressing the hope that his life may be
spared. were passed and ordered to be
! telegraphed to Washington. The Lodge adj
journed at p. IN. to meet again this
morning.
The session VIII continue tomorrow and possibly
Friday. There are important amendments to the
owing to the sale of Odd Fellows Hall at Grand
and Centrests., some action will be taken i'll regard
| to obtaining another home for the Lodge. La the
year ending January l, 1881, the order initiated
3,544 persons, renstated 494, rejected 40, sus-
| pended 2,75S members for non aymenU of dues,
| expelled 46l, aud lost 4S9 members by death. The
| total membership 3S,42S gain of 537 in the
year T9G 25S ~ expended Tor the relief of the
| sick, S16.9S6 81 for the widows and orphans fund
and $39, 622 81 for the burial of the dead. The
total revenue of the lodges S322, 97G ga gain
| OF 81 S27 81 over the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
BROOKLYN.

The trustees of tho Memorial Presbyterian
Church. In Prospect-place, have purchased Site for
q new church at Seventh-ave. and st. Johns place
The lot-97 Z feet by 10 feet-cost 81 8 900 new
church will be built next year. " NV"
In the divorce suit of Robert SproulI against Nf
Matilda Spronll, order of service of Summons Inv
publication was granted yesterday. The parties To-
the action were married in S87' i'm (,athcart So
land. and the defendant lives there. '~''-
:, A bold thief snatched pocketbook containing
beside her, in North Second ST. car Inv Mrs M"r
Scherfer yesterday, and jumping from the car made
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
.Tipos redueidos de FIstes.

pespachandoseu Ell IS dc cada 2es On lA'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
.TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW = YORK I SAN JUAN
Un pasaje en- /. : cam..ra. a......,.. s
IARFA DE FLEIA PARA NUEyA- YORK.

Cafe, AzHcar, Mieles, etc, sogan con-
Venlo especial con IOs ageAt1s, hbres dc
capa.
LA MAS BARAIA hUTA para Europa
VIA NEW-YohK cOA opUAOn kermanecer eD
dlcho punto los pusaJeros touo I'll TEMPO
que Juz5uen opOItuuo.
Conoclmlento Y boleta de pasajes direotos
Sc dan en- toQoS ioS puertos donue los Vapo.
res de ID coinpAnla tocan, para Europa, Ca
IttI0d Is StOtt Ell cOneXlOn con las sIRuien-
tes ilueas de VapoTes:
Via NEW YUak.-Por la de Cttturd,
Hhste Star, Lt.nGit para y desde LiCeFp00L
-AoTM deF1dR Ll0ya para desde bremen.
|-hdntGltfy AHle1'tcaiI FQCHet COMPANY para
Y deSde 4aHl06reS. = Ct6lleTdt Transatlantic
Company para Y desGe H0Ure, ,-Aitch r Line
para J desde L0Rdfes y GtaSg0tC. -4iercItaaGS
DeSpatch 1c International Ltlle para des-
toQos los puLtCs Qel CanQttd.- 4AetT0pU. {.
dp Lane paTa y desue Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

qodo con cspa de sx. siendo pe@adero en- Liver
aal de f0E siendo pagedero en- Puerto hico.
fMS Sfeif5fsE pa9ar en- PGerto-ltico SO cobraran a!
arhblocorrente De Giro6 en- las feehss dc les Hoga-
de los Eaporea. - A. IN ,o,s
fss niezas bultos de maQuinaria que pasen dc
6ne torSladas de peso, q otrag mercanclas no NEIL
Slnhsdas arriDa fete Conventional.
8 Gobre embaraues. por un SOLO vEpor dc no menos
ma id0 toneladas. para un sole Oonslgnatarlo sc
sSoaAr8 Ia eApRs paGhndOee nete en- LSe1pool d 10
enfre9R de los conocimleHIos.
PaTs pormenores, dirigirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
I'm pasaje. Ida } yuelt,

Ninos memories de tres amos no pagan pa
SAFE. Entire tres y doce amos mitad de pa
safe. Crlados acompanando sus amos dos
teTceras paItes Gel pasaje.
Para mas informes tipos de fletes diri-
janse los agentes de la compania.
San Juan ue Puerto Rico.
0. 29 Sobrin0s de EzQaaaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
Tarjetas al T6rculO.

Ademas de hacerse tarietas en- htogra-
ia imprenta, las personas que tengan
oIanchas matalicas con sus nombres
grabados para tarietas, pueden mandar-
las Ia imprenta del BoLETN en- donde
Sc tiraran en- un t6rculo & mSquina es
pecial que hay para clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

AGENTES. A. Emilias, Out(
Puerto. Rico C. LedeSma & 10, ),
q CO Mavagtiez -Cortada d, CO.,
Arroyo. --Feddersen Willink-&<Oo.
Va Romcndt + 90, Cuadoloupe.
r. A. Olairm6nte 4. 10. Barbados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

Llegada salida del vapor para Puerto
Plata, Habara y M6jico. Llega d San Juan
ell dia II las de la manana. Sale de San
Juan ell dia II & las de la maflana.
Para mas informes dirigirse los consig-
natarios FedderSen JFilHnk y compafJta. San
Juan Puerto Rico. s. 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
COMPAAIA DE TaPORaS ATLAS.
VAP0RES CORRE0S ENTIRE
NETWORK Y PTO.-RICO.
FLOTA DE La COMPANLA.
ATHOS, 2200 tons. ALVO, 1900 id. AILSA,
22LO Id. ANDES, 1900 ii. ALPS, lS0ojd.
ATLAS, 1400 id. EINA I400 i'll. CLARiBEL
1900 id. Ai:RAN, vapor costero 500 id.
huELlE DE- Ia C0HPiEll No. Il, RiU I'LL HOaiE
NUEV EVA-YOA< AZ.

PIN, FORWOOD Is o., Agentes genera
les, 81 Nail Street, Nuev<l-Io.k.
q. Il. BARILETF &c Co., Agentes, Ii
Broad Strecat. boston.
LEECH, HARRISON te FORWOOD, Di-
recuores, L0ndles.
FORR0OD BROTHERS C Co., Agentes,
Liverpool.
AGENTES EN- PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, Sobrinos de Ezlullga.
Ponce, Pastor Mar4ue2 u ".
Mayaguez, PLAZA y Bravo.
AKuadllia, MartIilez u co.
Areclbo, L. ferne a. ez ~ Go.
FaJardo, lsidoro Ii. Soto.
arroyo, A. Nc. Cormlck
Ademas d3 los puertoS mencionados los
Vapores tocaran ell aoiiciGud dc carg;i de re-
torno Ell los dc A-4GU4BO, IABUCOA,
MA CNABO, SALINAS, SANTA ISABEL,
GUA4AAILLAy y GUANICA,
Los rapidos comodos vaporcs EINA y
CLARIDLL haran Vl6JeS Qlrectos desde
" OEV d. lOKA d SIN JUAA y PONCE res
peeAVamente, sega4Ian sus Tutls d los di-
VcIsos puerLos lie IL. lsia, para cuyos puntos
aQmltlIaa carga iasaJe.
.TARIFA DE PASAJE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

TARIFA DE PAsAJES EN- 1. & CLAsE.
sSUTA a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

.Tipos reducidos dc Fletss.
cancsas. sAcos vastcs. PERU
a iSrfs. jug ueses, Cucnn eria. eOl
sUgoaHs. - 80; :. 80. p...or.
ir,aif rfa alafnbrs, c0bre, no. FOR tons
3 DC Iata. caRvos, tubos para
saS ferreferlA. pinturR aeei- lauS % pes1
4, jkreia, iapon. v6las, psIsei, sol ,,.
rnnebIee, 9iveree. yino6. uoo- : meaioa
reaespirituosos. aguas mime .o, Aa
sTSrHleS. s...s-J "SSNASAN 49,
sA1sineria (no teniendo pleas
-one Dasen dc dos toneladas de oei. vapor'
snesoj > pailas para aznESr....y
"a y!drierfa, ceTvezas 0mlsnto t0L
rrol esideros Yfoaones. ....... ssI. Ton. de peso
T0z hastR 2oo0 eaco6, Isl pasa
de aOOc sacos. hete convenco- AsL 1oem'
nal ,...ssss.ss.sJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28

Fn la 2 camara Sc paga 3l5 parties en
Ia 8, :: una 4, & parte de los precios de l..
Los pasajeros de 8. =" clase han de llevar
consigo los enseres de cana y las provisio
nes necesarias. Ell vapor suminiatra ali
mentos & los pasajeros de 3. /" rszon de so
centavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de ida y vuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del 25 p9
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salda del vapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
sal;da de la Habaaa el dia 20 a las de
san. NoRrERA 8 MANUELA.

v~vxrr.s- sree. o. p. s.sDcss Coap.-csnAs4
-. .AsHnres IA silva kgogtgEe2 CoIni,-~5AsA@oA. L.
7isTo rOomp.-ovS4 sEes b. 1. sSs a. S9IR: - pc,
a1ss11s s11srrne5o x0UADI1IAA 6Ees. AneAi, Jou. W
..~s -. ~ RTc Hres. iriarte. HerlnanD tx Vacn-enh
6omp,-SANzzo<As,e eree' AaA'oS 1VAAS'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
VApVRGS GORREOS faAStTLsNIGOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y Co0P.
vIAJE DIREeTO DESpE PUERTO-RICO
A CADIZ.


Salids de Puerto Rico ell dia 10 de cada
mes.
i; Camara $ls5. % Camara 1S0. 81 Camara so.
Tambien puede hacerse el Viaje, saliendo de
Pusrto-Rico, los dias 4, l3 70 de cada mes
trasbordando en- la Habana.
Los preeios para estos viajes, son los 81
guientes:
De Puerto-Rico la Habana. $50 5 "a 3 Ii
De Id. aSantaader, Cadiz Bar
celona lvia Habanal ....... 200 100 ~
Las localidades especiales y camarotes en-
teros, seran precios eonvenciGnales.
Habra rebajas para las famiIias numerosas
con nihos.
Instalacion de lujo y un mueblaje especial q
precios sc0nvencionales.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida J vuelta con 20
D. de rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaciones en- ell pasaje de los ninos que
Tiaien con sus familias.
PRIMERA sEGUNDA CAAARA.
On nifio hasta de amos, en- cada camilla,
TRAITS. Los demas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaie. Los de IL amos medic pasale.
Los demAs pasaje entero.
TERCERA oLAsE.
Un nifio, hasta dos aflos, gratis. Los nj
les hasta amos medic pasale. Los demas
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
COMPANIA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES

SerUicio entire Europa, San Thomas, puerto
Dc Puerto Rico Ha}ana, Santo Domingo,
Puerto Plata, otras Antl'as, America del
SUI, America Central, Hejico, ETC., etc.
PRIMER VIAJE MENSUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
sEHTcIg DE- Ii alalGA Pro, nlCG,
CON EscALA EN- NUEvTrAs, aIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAGUEz z PUERTO -RIoo.
vAPOR "PASA.JES.s -

IDA.
saldra de Habana el 30 de eada mes para
NueYitas.
Ia. de NueVitas ell de i'd. Id. i'd GiDara.
I'd. de Gibara el de i'd. i'd. Id. Sgo de Cuba
I'd. de Sgo. Cuba el 5 i'd. i'd. id. Ponce
"a. de Ponce ele i'd Id. i'd Mayagiez.
IA. de Mayaguez ell i'd. i'd. id. San Jaan.
Llega { San Juan, P. r., Ell 10 de cada mes
RETORNO.
saldrS de Pto- Rico 81 IA de cada mes para
Mayaguez
IA. dc Mayagdez el Is Id. Id. id. Ponce
I'd. de once ell l6 i'd. i'd. i'd. s de Cuba
Id. de s. de Cuba el 19 i'd id. i'd Gbara.
Id. dc Gibara el 20 i'd Id. i'd Nuevitas
Id. de Nuevitas ell II i'd id. i'd Habana.
LIega Ia Habana ell % dc cada mes
Sc admite carga y pasaje para todos estos
puertos.
SobTtnos de EsQuiGga
Pusrto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-28
RUTA "a.

Cuando el mes anterior trae 81 dils ol va
porsale dc San The5mas ell di4 las de
noche.
SEGUNDO VTAJE MENSUAL.. :,
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Methodist Conference.

WoRcEsrER. April .. The annual session
of the New England Methodist Episcopal
Church, began in Trinity church, this morn
ing being the eighty second consecutive ses-
sion of this body, Bishop Jesse l. Peck, ID.
D., presiding. After the opening prayer and
communion service. the Bishop called the
conference TO order, and Secretary Rev. L.
A. Manning of Lynn, called the roll of mem
bers, when it appeared that III were present.
-Four of the body have deceased during the
year, viz: Rev. Messrs. A. ID. Sargent,
Charles Nuble, Samuel A. Gushing, and John
Merrill. Organization was effected by the
choice of Rev. A. Manning of Lynn, as sec
rotary Rev. n. +. Whitaker of South Bos
ton, AS isiant secretary; Rev. Jonathan Neal
of Fielding Hills, statistical secretary; and
Rev. W. ID. Bridge of East Pepperill, per-
sonal statisiician and conference necrologist.
The chairmen of the several standing com
mitees were chosen.
Rev. Mr.. Ella pronounced the unfavorab,e
reports of last year, touching Rev. j. W.
Coles character, unfounded, far he
could ascertain. No action was taken.
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First Evening Reception.

Secretary and Mrs. Blaines first evening
reception, which occurred on Saturday even
ing, was the occasion of the assembling of
most agreeable company. The Secretary
and his wife had the valuable assistance of
their eldest son and daughter and Miss
Dodge in entertaining the guests. Among
those who attended were Gen. and Mrs
Sheldon; Justice, Mrs. and Miss Miller
Senator and Mrs Pcndleton Senator Nor
gan; Senator Hale; Senator Jones, Of Flor
ida; Senator Harrison and his son; Senator
and Mrs. Angus Cameron; Senator and Mrs.
Don Cameron: Senator Ferry and Miss
Mitchell, OF Chicago, who was greatly ad-
mircd; Secretary Lincoln; Sir Edward
Thornton and his wife, son and daughter :;
the Chinese Minister. and the Associate
Minister Mr.. Yung Wing and his wife, Mr..
Bartlett, and family, and others Of the Chi
nese legation; Aristarch Bey and Mr.. Rus
tenn: Mr.. Ogura of the japanese legation /;
the French Minister; the German Minister
Mr. Schlozcr; Mr.. deBildt, and others of
the diplomatic corps; and Generals Sherman
and Van Vlict Mrs. Blaine and Miss Dodge
each wore an elegant white toilet, and Miss
Blaine cherry colored silk trimmed with
Valenciennes lace. Mrs Sheldon wore a
rich blue velvet. stylishly made, which was
very becoming to her graceful figure and
piquante face. A bountiful supper was
served from a table whose floral decorations
were especially beautiful - Washin atom
Star
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The Baltimore American publishes letter
from Edgar A. Poe to the late Dr. J. f Snod.
grass, written in lS4l, which serves to fur.
Their confute the ISLANDERS of William F. Bur.
ton and Griswold, making him out a common
sot 1t shows that Poe never did habituallv
drink drains, but gave way at times to the in.
herited morbid craving for drink, though
every spree was followed by several DAYS OF
illness. On the contrary, he had long inter.
walls of complete abstinence. broken bv shor,
spells of indulgence in an impulse that mod
ern science recognizes as q disease. For
four years preceding the writing eff this letter
he had not swallowed drop of intoxicating
liquors, and he cites. as testimony in this con.
nection, the quality and steadiness of his work
at this period, and also the evidence of ali
his associates employed on Burton's maya
zine.
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The Tribune says Senator Lamar,
who is in the Senate only because of the
success of the mississippi PLAN" thinks
that 'plan" was righteous expedient for
the protection of Southern civilization.
ideas and religion" That is the most
important revelation of this long debate.
Northern commentators have sometimes
spoken of the "best citizens oil Kemper
County" rather harshly. but they have
never gone so far as to say those infamous
personages represented Southern civil,
ization and religion. 1t is said that Mr..
Lamar. in the stress of his zeal to prove
this astounding fact. became exhausted
and had to take his seat before finishing
his speech. Nobody will be surprised a,
that.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

kENNEBEC. IS. AZ.
'IhAkEN on execution, and will be sold by pup .H
Il auctioD,o Saturday, the thirieth day y h PPhy
a ies at two O'Clock T. NJ at the store OF Lio ~
Drake, 10 Albion in said county, all the rign in
equity, which Samuel L. Cocord, of ,lariav,ne .,na
me county of Hancock, has to deem the ioio";d
described real estate, situated in Albion, ID 10" nf
county Of kennebec, to w.t.: certain tr rssirSs
iand situate in Albion afoI esad. with the buid ,s
ther' on, and bounded as follows Being all Yam Yam
par, % lot humble. twelve (l2j according TO Pr If
inade ny Charles Hayden. Esq, which lies ga ,hst
me road leading across said lot together with sd
part OF Gore lot number lO), lying between ann,
Iot number twelve (l2) and town line of freeav ,hs
ana Dourded as fOllOxs: BY A. W. Marden o.. an
north by town, on the east; II. l.. McLaughnn ast:
the sonih and by the aforesaid road on the Te U.s.
continuing in the whole sixty acres. more or N no.
me above premises being subject to mortgage s,s
corded in kennebec Registry, book 3is Psewv lib,
given by the said Samuel l.. Colcord to G. u VIZ
81 said Albion dated Sept 49, 1875 to secure the
ment of two promissOry notes of $500 each, one
sept 49, 1873, payable, note in one year ana said
note intwo years from date, with interest,". onnt
mortgage assigned to C. b. Wellington. Amo m Il
Que on said mortgage and notes, made Know" :
time and place of sale.
+. o. BRAINERD, Deputy Sheriff
Dated at China, March q, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-07
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Judge Robertson emphatically denies that
he shall decl inc the nomination for collector
of New York.
The Leadville, Col, city election Tuesday
resulted in the election of Dougan, rep, for
mayor, over Humphrey, dem, the present
incumbent.
The Taunton, Mass. city government,
Wednesday evening appropriated 800, 900
for building new city hall.
Harrison's majority over Clark for Mayor
IF Chicago, ILL.,. according to complete re-
turns, is 1.74l.