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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18
WASHlNlsTON.

Secretary Window denies the report that
the members of the syndicate in New York
have been invited to Washington to confer
with him relative to the issuance of L. s.
bonds.
The democratic senators this afternoon
finally completed their assignments for repre-
sentation in the Senate committees and dis
tributed the minor committee -chairmanships
as follows: Private Land Claims, Baysrd: ;
Rev dictionary Claims, Johnston; Engrossed
Bills. salisbury; Nicaraguan Canals. Davis
of W. Va; Epidemic Diseases. Harris ;
Special Committee on Library Accommoda-
tons, Voorhees,.
Notice was received from the republicans
that it had been decided to increase the mem
bership of the Finance committee from nine
to eleven, and that they had added Mr.. Plat
of n. Y. to majority representation previous
" selected, thus leaving Ave places instead
of four for the minority. The democrats
thereupon agreed To name Mr.. Harris
of Tenn. as their fifth representation. The
complete membership of this committee will
be Messrs. Morrell Chairman, Sherman.
Ferry, Jones of New Allison, Plat of
n. Y, Bayard. Voorhees,, Beck, Mcpherson
and Harris. The committees will be elected
by the Senate tomorrow.
The board of naval officers now in session
| -, 49,, -, E.'.,..s
sns. ~. wa" wi n ";s aaaa." w
s.aie" eNp."'''o" son VI A '. -. ="
s O. "e 'o .,', o"e sc aIu aooa'
% "e"' AZ wv "u'''"'i u, 'o,'''ee -,
ho q xr,ar;onc.d in his n,r,,ular
Sorro,,rv I ;ncoIn has ,nnoip,.d Charles
Soc, of Cb;cogo as his nr;y.,o secra,ary
He has becp in Secretary Iincoln's law Office
for the mast FIVE wears.
Al the request of the family of Gen linton.
who desire his remains bronybt east Secre-
,ary I;ncoIn authorized . detail of two of.
&C., fro,n I'M, J;y;s;or NJ ,b. p,c;ec ., .c.
.' ..o' .i ~. -. ~. VI,
Mpr.t.ii nnnnIass, oon,u,;ss;nn oxn;rod
60 da,. all as me ,o,n;no,;nn hos heon mode
,ta .I;s,r;n, i Co.. ,ho Tim. ho;ng w;,hon, a
marshall I, il believed however Thai Mr.
nongI.ss will no rn.nom;n,teJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18
CONDENsED TELEGRAMs.

The Greenback Central Club of San Fran
cisco, Wednesday evening, adopted resolu.
tons endorsing the assassination of the Gar.
Ex-Governor William Beach Lawrence oi
Rhode Island, is lying in a very feeble condi.
ton at the Albermarle Hotel, Ze~ York.
His death is daily expected.
The New York Times will announce TO.
day that of the s2JO,OO subscribed to the
Presidential retiring fund for the benefit OF
Gen. Grant. s2l6,OO0. have already beer
paid in. The balance remains unpaid only
because the subscribers are abroad.
A bill was passed in the Senate, at Hart
ford, Conn, giving to women the right t.
vote At school meetings and Taking then
eligible for election upon boards Of education
No registration required.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

The town of Winthrop held its election OF
Town Officers on Monday last, with the fol-
lowing result, viz: For Moderator, VIM. II.
farn, having all the votes cast; for Town
Clerk, B. r. Reynolds, all the votes; First
Selectman, Elliott Wood. all but one; Second
Selectman, Rutillus Alden, all but two; Ihird
Seiectman, VIM. II. Perkins, all but zo'
Town Treasurer, j. M. Benjamin. all; super
visor Of Schools, Rev. A. r. Crane, all Koad
Commissioner. c. II. Gale, all. All Repuoi''
cans. Is not the millennium dawning: $50
mote it be-" 1t was voted to raise
$500 for schools; $4,000 for support Of poor
and other necessary town charges; S2'oo IN
money for repairs of highways to be expe"",
60 under the direction of the seiectmen anu
road commissioner; $3.50 for lighting
street lamps; $500 towards discharglng the
towns Indebtedness. The finances OF ths
Town are in a quite satisfactory condition
SUBSCRIBER.
WlnthrOn March 1e 1891
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Crowds of young people were in Meonian
Hall yesterday afternoon and evening, each
equipped with pair of roller skates. These
ary pair of skates, with four wooden
spOols attached to the bottom. They
give much more variety in the matter Of falls
than skates for the ice, and will Throw" the
novice more times than a bicycle. This
evening the rink is to be formally opened
with music, and crowds of gay skaters from
Lewiston, Auburn and Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
fairs In Russia.

ST. PnrsRssrRc, March IL. 4 bomb was
| found in the pocket OF the assassin Rousskofi
weighing Is pounds.
The revolutionary proclamation discovered
At Raussakakoffs domicils declares the
Nihilsts will continue their work, and warns
| the new Emperor to beware of his fathers
| fate.
Minister Foster personally delivered Pres
| ident Garhelds message of sympathy to
Giers, at the foreign office Tuesday, and
promptly recen cd response on behalf of the
Emperor expressing his thanks. Minister
Foster, Wednesday. handed the message of
sympathy and coincidence from the Senate.
| BERLIN, March L.. The evening papers
repeats the statement that the assassination Of
| the Gar was instigated by the International
Society, having for It's watchword, 1.-The
murder of monachs and the overthrow of
monarchies.'
Attempt 10 Blow up a Lord Mayors
Residence.
LONDON, March IL. At midnight a police
man at the Mansion House discovered tire on
the ground near the Lord Mayors official
residence, and found u wooden box with a
fuse connected to which some lighted paper
had been recently applied. The officer ex-
tinguished the fire and took the box to the
police station. where it was found TO contain
about fifty pounds of gun powder, with a
fuse in the midst of it. No arrests nor any
clue to the perpetrators.
At a meeting of the Common Council, the
Lord Mayor confirmed the report of discov-
cred internal machine, aud said the explosion
would probably not have injured the Mansion
House, hut would have injdred Egyptian
Hall and an adjacent private house. and en-
tailed serious loss of life. He himself was
not at home at the time.
Great precautions have been taken for the
safety of the House of Parliament, and the
police in and around the buildings have been
reinforced and cellars examined.
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Winthrop, March Is. 1881.

List Of patients to Maine inventors for the
week ending March Is, 1881, furnished by o.
W. Bates, solicitor Of patents, WaterviIe
2ss, 769. Granville NJ. Edwards OF VI
enna-autOmatic spitto0n.
235, Sl2. Allen J. Shaw of Auburn ana
y. N. Meynor Of Lewiston-stop motion Tor
looms.
2ss DOS. Benjamin F. Whitney Of Fort
Aand-boot and shoe.
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Maine Central R. R. Go.
ANNUAL MEETING.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meeting
~ of the stockholders of the Maine Central
Railroad Company will be held at Granite Hail. in
Augusta. on WEDNESDAY. the twentv-third day OF
March. a. d. ISL at eleven O'Clock in the for enoon
to act upon the following articles. viz:
l. To hear the report Of the Directors and Treas
urer and act thereon.
=. To fix the number and make choice of Board
of Directors for the ensuing year.
,. To see il the stockholders will amend the By
Laws, so that the annual meeting shall be held on
the third Wednesday of December in each year and
at such hour aud place the Directors may deter
mine.
4. To act upon any other matter which may lie.
gally come before the meeting.
By order of the Directors,
JOSIAH II. DRUMMoND, Clerk
Portland. March ., ISL.
mar?ttd
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new YORK..
Prominent Bankers g0ne to Washington.

NEW YORK. March Il. number of
prominent bankers, including John A.
Stewart. Jesse Seligmsn, Henry |. Vail. l..
z. Morton and Charles Laner, left for Wash
ington, yesterday, to confer with President
Garfield and Secretary Window, in the
routine of general financial affairs, more
especially concerning disposal Of the balance
of Sl0i 900 900 of tours, which the treasury
is authorized TO issue under the rcfunding
act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18
XVII CONGRESS EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March l.;
SENATE.

Mr.. Mcmillan presented the credentials of
A. ]. Edgarton, from Minnesota. MIR. Ed.
CARTON took the oath Of office.
Mr.. Pendleton said he had received infor-
nation which induced him to believe 1t
would be impossible to obtain u vote upon
the pending resolution this morning, and
therefore moved that the Senate adjourn.
This motion was, at L. 10, agreed to. much
to the disappointment of persons in the gal
leries who had expectations of hearing a con-
tinuation of the debate upon reorganization.
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WISCONSIN.
Sen,atiOM in the Legislature.

MADISON, Wis, March IL. A sensation
was created in the Wisconsin Senate to-
day. by the introduction of resolution for
the appointment Of committee to investigate
reports that certain members Of the legisla-
ture had received money and other consider
atoms for their support Of Angus Cameron
for United States Senator at this session.
Objections were made to the immediate pas
sage Of the resolution and it lies over until
tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

The Capital Rifle Club will have dav COM
petition at the State range tomorrow Sat
urday) afternoon, commencing at one o'clock
The entry fees, after paying expenses, are to
be divided into prizes and given to the com
uotifors
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nari-teodtf

DARTNER yvANTED.-I am employed in .
i carh business that II making money rapidly but
poorly paid and Disseminated against BY grasp
ing and sefsh corporation; for this reason am de-
sirous 10 make q confidential arrangement with
shrewd party Of some means, by which can secure
heavy returns upon very light Investment. This u
brilliant opportunity for q man who can keep his
own counsel. with decision OF character enough TO
set upon LIS Judgement. and lib<raify enough
make princely payment for valuable Information.
For particulars. Ut interview only. Address W. II.
STARR. No. 1881 broadway. Cigar Store. New
York City, y. Y. marlf3w
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w,rkinemau says: "Debt, poverty ana
,a.,;n" haun,ed me for years. caused by
s;ct family aud large bills for doctori ny
' s,In did no good. I was completely DIS.
xn ,,.aa a until one year ago, by the advise
e GO may uastor. I procured Hop Btters and
C o. their use, and in one month we
.sara All well. and none of us have been SICK
a, an' s s can keep your families we'll year
nth Hop Bitters for less than one "'e'''
Win ~ . ChrisfiaH 1dr0fdfe.
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c.oa words for . Good ThinG'

The papers are full Of exaegs.a''o", u ~,
al, sorts of things that it is hard 10 ten NO
80 believe. Yet all things are not hum1 Tan'
=. ror are all statements lies: DIR. DAVID h ~. !,
n ne,rs .Favorite Remedy" is exactly VIVA, ,t.. :.
Claims to be, and deserves the praises sses n.ed
are showered upon it from al VINO o. "a Snv.er
II. Hear word from Mr, lstae. ~ ..My little
of Saugerties, n. Y. ne say S:,, phsnm from
daughter was covered with od,. .Favorite
head to foot. Dr. henneus md the dis.
Remedy cured her altoge.ne,, .d -" This was
ease n.s .eo" such words 60 to the point y:
two yer E.sor;se Remedy" of your drugsls. o oo
.se get. $ the Doctor At Rondout. \. I. si'o'
bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Capital Lodge I. o. G. t., will give anoth-
ar of their popular entertainments on Saturday
evening next. A Temperance Drama"
by members of the Lodge. Cake and ice
cream will be the attractions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18
"IrisIn American CuiOu."

social and benevolent organization has
been formed among the Irish American citi'
zens of Augusta. under the above title. The
society meets every week in Bradbury
Hall. 1t already embraces large and de-
sirabe list of members, and is fonrishin0
finely. The following are its officers
President. J. Maher.
Vice President-Thomas J. Lynch.
Secretary-ThOmas +. Sullivan.
Treasurer-Daniel W. Sullivan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Pleasant reminders of spring are some Of
the new mummy cloths with borders and
coverings of daffodils. The latest style
spring hat is the --LATEST stiff hat possible to
the imagination. if any head is taken into
consideration.
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n EATHER REPORT.

ladicatiOns for the Next ~ N0aSs
War Dept, Once Chef Signal OHicer, 1
Washington ID. c., March IL, Il .. IN. !
For the New ENGLAND and Middle States.
cloudy weather, with rain; southerly, veer-
ing t. westerly winds; stationary or lover
temperature; lower barometer in the eastern
! part. Cautionary signals NJ Passport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Mr.. Fred Hersey, employed in the Boston
shoe store, was taken suddenly and danger.
ousy ill yesterday afternoon. He was a,
once taken home and physician summoned.
He is now in very critical condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

The surplus of the Union Mutual Life In
,urauce Company according to the Massachu-
,etts standard, increased from s77 ,269.53 in
1877 10 S3O6. 2l377 in 1880.
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California Mining STOCKS.


CuICAGo. March Il.
tLOUR-quiei but firm; Winter wheats. 5 ooa
u ~: spring double extras, J0ab n; extras, 90
al 10. wHEAT-strong aud higher, but unsettled !:
No :. Red Winter nj %. No Chicago spring.
- sh ois, April, Of. MAY, %; June. Oh
No do 90; rejected, -. 'DkN-in active de
mand: cash. ~; April, 30, May. 49,; June, ~.
.,ATs-aciive, firm and higher; cash, 20; April u f;
May. 35s June. 81. kYks--tcady and unchanged
at 90 BAILEY steady and unchanged Mt l ~.
r. 'RN--unseiled and higher; cash. Ii 60. April.
Is 10; May. IL 10: June. ID 80. LAkD-unsetted
but higher; cash. 10 III; April, 10 IN May, 10 ",
June, 10 10 BtiLk MEATS-steady and unchanged
Shoulders, 10; Short rib. %; Short clear, 30.
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DIR. Nutting of Hallowell has been called
IN his home in Otisfield, by the sudden and
.eyere illness of his father. He will probably
he absent three or four days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Mr.. Jefferson Higgins. formerly connected
with the Sprague cotton mills in this city, is
=, brief visit to Augusta.
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The season for bonfires is near at hand
and reporters are living in anticipation of the
,.ual prist of burning accidents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Sheriff Stevens has appointed Arthur W
Leonard of West Wsterville Deputy Sheriff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

The organization of the new city govern.
ueut will occur next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Mr.. W. N. Soule has sold his cottage
house, corner of Sewali and Court streets, to
Mr. Henry F. Blanchard.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC1AL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March IL.
Money easy M lao call, and closed at 1.
Prime mercantile paper d a o. Exchange firm
at s0i Tor long and 81 for short. Governments
generally firm and higher state bonds fairly active.
Railroad bonds In fair demand strong and higher.
Stock market opened strong and closed strong.
Transactions, aJl, ~ shares.
Closing bids:
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Miss Elizabeth Bartlett. siste: to the late
Thomas Bartlett, has recently become the
recipient of handsome bequest. Miss
Tinkham. an aunt who died few weeks
ago, left Miss Bartlett, by her will, the bulk
Of her property, amounting to some $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Coffee supper at the Unitarian church par
Ia, this evening. Supper from $50 to 100
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

The days and nights are getting pretty
evenly balanced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

Good weather for the maple sugar makers.
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Supreme Judicial Court Judge DanfOrtf h
Presiding.

THURSDAY, March II.
Powers against Mitchell is still in progress
The court room has been well filled with in
terested spectators during the day. The
testimony was all out ut the hour of adjourn
ment. The counsel will commence their
arguments at nine o'clock to. morrow morning.
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carried up to the close of the year 1850.
The gross earnings are sls,e7s; expenses
Sll ,67s; interest.etc., $l,625; surplus credit.
SSs1. The construction account shows for
eighteen miles of road the cost WAS Sill 80.
The directors elected Mr.. Dennison, rresi-
dent; Stubs, clerk; probably Wilbur, Sup
erintendent; Thompson, Treasurer. The
company voted not to assume bills for
S2e46.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

PEPORT OF the Condition OF the First
state OF Maine, at the close Of business,
March llth, 1851.
RESOURCES
Loans and disc ounts, t2le RS "A
OVerdraffs, 597 IS
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, 25O, 100 90
Z. 3 bonds on hand, 100 600 90
Due from approved reserve agents. ~, Is IS
Due from other National Banks, II SOS SIS
Real estate. furniture and fixtures, 81 81
Current expenses and taxes paid, 1885, 05
PREMIUMS paid, 1000
Checks and other cash items, rs 81
Bills Of other Banks 32O7 90
Fractional paper currency, niekels and
pennies, AS 81
specie, 1905 ~
Legal tender notes, $500 %
Redemption fund with L. :. Treasurer, IS
per cent. of circulation) ll,25o 90
J. BOothby. late Cashiers Estate. 2Y.36l IS
Total a677, 500 20
Capital stock paid in, $4,000 90
Surplus fund. 1900 NJ
Undivided profits l., l3s 81
National Bank notes outstanding. rs 600 o.
Dividends unpaid, LIS %
Individual deposits subject to check. l39. lO2 %
Due to other National Banks, 3.i7d g6
Total, s877, 500 20
STATE OF MAINE, County Of Kensebec, S.
III. W. Fogler, Cashier Of the above-named bank,
do ormnly swear that the above statement is true
J.W. FOGLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this Eth day
of March. 1851.
J. II. WILLIAMS. Justice of the Peace.
COrrect-Arest:
JAMES w. NOETH,l
J.H. WILLIAMS, Directors.
THOS. LAMBARp,
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DEPORT of the Condition Of the Free.
IL, mans National Bank. ut Augusta, In
the State OF Maine. at the close OF business
March IL, 1881.
RESOURCES.
Loan. and discounts, sil6,ss7 IS
Dye,,lrafts. Loo 20
l.. =. Bonds to secure circulation, 10000 90
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages, ESQ 10
Due from approved reserve agents, e5.>09 )!
Due from other National Banks, 2,26 Il
Due from State Banks and bankers, 1000 90
Real estate. furniture aud fixtures. $500 90
Current expenses and taxes paid " No
Premiums maid 30 %
Checks and other cash items. s.is0 81
Bills of other Banks. ',"l" W
PENNIES. 25l 30
Snece 300 10
Redemption fund with L. :. Treasurer 8
per cent. of circulatiOn,l i,5W ~
Total s3ol,65s n
| Can,o, stock maid in 100000 90
surplus fund. '"'w' w
I Undivided profits. JUS 10
National Bank notes outstanding, !"Up w
Dividends unpaid. Oh W
| Indy idual deposits subject TO check, Il ,2ee l
Cashiers CHI tcks outstanding, l.l:o OO
M 10 o,bnr National Ranks s,itI &C
Total s3oi.65> n
| STATE OF MAINE, County Of kennebec, 81:
IS r. GIAZIER, Cashier Of the aboye-named
hank do solemnly swear that the above statement is
| true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
:. h. GLAZIER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day
VI ''"''"' JARRETT T.. POTTER,
Justice Of the Peace.
| ". F. HALLETT. Directors.
SAMUEL TlrCOMB.
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Body Pound in the Woo.l>.

PENNINGTON, March L.. Joe Rodrick of
Pennington. WAS found dead Tuesday, in the
woods of Dead River. He left camp March
10th TO hunt deer, Not returning, search
was made. His gnn and snow shoes were
found sticking in the snow mile from camp.
A rod further the body was found. Cause
unknown.
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FIRES.


rirrsriELp. Ne, March Is. The loss
by the fire in this town Wednesday
night is estimated to be $50. 00c; insured for
Se+,ooo. The principal insurance companies
concerned. are the Liverpool, London 4
Globe, Home Insurance Co. of New York,
the Weston and Franklia Insurance compa-
mics, and the Imperial and North of London.
The fire WAS u very severe one and. was only
sabdued after help was obtained from Water
vile and steam fire engine from Bangor by
special train.
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Al Jefferson. Ne.

DANARIscorrA. Me-, March IL. The
house ana barn Of Moses Erskine in Jeffer-
son, VAS DESTROYED by FIRE Wednesday. to-
gether with Is head of cattle, Is sheep. three
horses, farming tools. etc. Ii originated in
the barn; partially insured.
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F. L. MCINTOSH, M. D.
O6lce and Residence State
Street, third house North
Of Western Avenue.

AS-0fhce hours from l0A. VI. TO Il NJ, and from
2to4P.M. marIz.tf
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great pleasure in thus bearing testimony to
his unques'ioned purity aud his devotion to
public duties.
GEORGE II. PENDLETox,
II. u. DAVIS,
JAMES +. Brown.
J. X. McPHERsoN.
+. +. BAYARD.
VI. W. Ransom,
IsHrM. q. HARRIS,
Eli SALISBURY,
ID. W. VOORHEES,,
g. \. HILL.
want to say one word for your great
tow nsman No man has ever left the Senate
carrying with him more genuine respect than
Hannibal Hamlin. He is true republican
king. crowned with nearly half a century of
public service. and he has earned the right to
enioy with those he loves the serene twilight
of a great and useful life.
Il. G. ISGERsoLL
Prof. Samuel Harris of Yale College, also
sent very cordial tribute Of craftsmanship
and worth to Mr.. Hamlin. The mayor then
announced that the bonored guest would be
pleased to receive his friends, and Mr.. Ham.
liz and wife standing on the front Of the
Stage, FecelNeu greetings Hoiu tuosc dsseIl-
BLEED as they passed around the hall. During
the reception. comrades of G. A. X. Post
Beale. Commander Crossman, entered the
hall in uniform, and paid their respects to
the honored patriot. Andrews full orchestra
discoursed music during the reception. At
ter all had enjoyed the opportunity to take
the ex-senator by the hand, the pleasing ex.
ercises closed with social dance in which
the ex-Vice President joined with all the
vigor of youth All Of the ex-Mayors o.
Bangor served on the reception committee
and number of young men Of both psrtie.
acted as ushers. The event proved gratifying
in all its details, and will long be remembered
by the community.
A Good showing for the sandy Rive
Rail road.
PHILLIPS, March IL. At the annual meet
ing of the Sandy River Railroad Company .
Phillips, the board of directors was reduce
to three-Daniel Dennison Of Phillips,
H. Stubs of Strong, Daniel ". Bonney o
Pennington. The reports show that sevel
thousand and nine hundred passengers wer