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OLIVER DlTS0A 4 CO., BOSTON.
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Notice of Foreclosure Of ChatteI Mort
gage.

NJ iIEREA- |, II. c. Vaughan OF Ellsworth,
w County of Hancock ami state of Maine, ana
the guardian Of Arthur ami William Br.nkwatcr,
minors, and whereas have in said capacity a Ger
tain mortgage Of personal property To wit One
piano and 4 set Of parluT furniture given TO A. +.
Drinkwater late Of said Ellsworth now deceased
by L +. squirting Of Buckspoit in said County,
dated Dec. l. lS>l and recorded in the town records
of said Buck-port, which mortgage was s~gnc
10 said minors by Julia Il. Drinkwatcr, the Adj
mini -tratrN of the estate OF said \. +. prinkwater.
said assignment Is dated Dee. ., So and recorded
in the town records OF said Buckspurt. said mort
gage was given 10 secure the paymtnt of two hun
dred dollars and inteIcstHnd whereas the condition
q said mortgage j. broken. this not &c i given to
foreclO>c the same
SIGNED H. {. NAJdIIAN.
Guardian OF
Arthur Drinkwater ami vii inn Driukwater
Ellsworth, Me, Aug. Z, lss3. 5w.3
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Mr.. e. G. Burr!l. reports the lane I
'.rp1,it> in his bank a, rapidly increasing
ANA already exceeding hl, 4nt.cipatiou>.
Mr.. Burrill offers the same hauhug facilities
ID our merchants ana others. i Naa'l hc
furnished IN National Bank 3tf
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EASTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

THE FALL TERM commences Tuesday Aug
i %. For further information address
Il. WOODBURY., Principal.
Castine, Aug. 2, 1888. 4w3a
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obituary notices. beyoiai the Date Name ami ige
mHsf Je p't.d for az the rate oft,a cents line
Ell>worth-Aug. ~. Mr.. Elizabeth. widow
Of the late Mason JOY. aged g. years and 10
months
Aug. 20 Mrs. Rhodi q. Wilbur. daughter
OF Barlow Hall. Esq. aged 81 year, and
months.
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MARRIED..

Gouii.boro-Aug. 10. By Z. L. Hill. Esq.
Mr. John NymIn. Of L. :. Navy, aud Miss
Ella X. Shaw. of GOuld-boro.
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TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
is Il. T." Atwood Bitters, which has re-
lieved vast multitude of people. Ask for
al. F."
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK SS-COurt OF Insolvency.
In the case Of Frank e. Smith, Insolveni
debtor.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has
IN on this second day of August, A. D.,
1888. been presented to said Court for said
County by said Frank f. of Ellsworth, in the
County Of Hancock, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from all such
debts provable under the Insolvent Act of the
State Of Maine. approved February II, 1878,
amendments thereof and upon said Petition, it
is Ordered by said Court that hearing be had
upon the same before said Court, at Ellsworth,
in Probate Office. in said County of Hancock
on the fifth day Of September, A. D., 1885, at
two o'clock in the afternoon and that notice
thereof be published in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, a newspaper printed or published in said
County of Hancock, once a week for two sue.
cessive weeks, the last publication to be 5 days
before the day Of hearing; and that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
Interested, may appear at said place and time,
and show cause, if any they have, why dis
charge should not be granted said Debtor, ac-
cordng to the prayer of his petition.
Attest :-CHAS. u. DoRR,
Register of said Court of said County of
Hancock. 2w33t
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STATE OF MAINE.

iItNCoCk >s-Court Of Probate. August Term, \.
D., 1851.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED. Thit
said petitioner give public notice to all persons in
terested, b, causing a copy Of the petition, and
this Order thereon. to be published three weeks
{ successfully IA the Ellsworth American. new
paper printed or published IN Ellsworth in
said County,
that they may appear at Court ol Probate Tor
said County 10 BE- held AZ Ellsworth tie
first "Wednesday OF sept. next, at ten oil the
clock IN the forenoon, 10 Show cause II any
they have why the PRAYER Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
3w32s PARKER TUCK, judge.
\ true copy Attest :-CHAs. T. DoRR. Register.
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The Weather.

NAE DEPARTMENT. }
).ii,. y. ;.., Chief Signal Officer
y WASHINGTON. j. Il. Aug, - A.N.)
Ltiiefio,.<:
H., %es England la!i weather, westerly
"lua-. ii>ln2 barometer. stationary or lower
temperature.
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r. the IIonorablr judge " rroba,c ior t

10 the Honorable judge II Prpba'c Tor the
County Of Hancock
1iiE undersigned, administrator ui the estate Of
] Richard Warren, late of Deer Isle in SAIL
County, deceased, fully repre- scnts that the
goods and chattcl-. right, and credit OF said de-
ceased are not sufficient Ia pay hi just debts and
charges OF administration, by the sum OF five
thousand dollars Wherefore YOUR petitioner
pray, your Honor q grant her a license q -rn, ut
pubic or private sale. and convey AL VI the real
estate Of the deceased, including The rcycr-inn
ot the widow dover therein. 10 satisfy -iiI
debt and charges of administration.
MARTHA [. WARREN.
I'M.
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Dr.. MACALAS TENS a oei, Msai
Gated Cotton for TGolhaee the chiiiren'- friend
and The Mothers comfort. ii leadens the nerve
and gives permanent relief. r T sale by dealers
in m seine. rrr.gs
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70 thc Honorable judge o. Probate for tie County
uf Hancock
TUE undersigned, Widow ~ John 4. Noonln late
uf Gould-boro in said County, dece.- Ell, re
-pectfully represents, that said deceased died pos
scssti of Personal Estate, an Inventory Of which
has been duly returned into the Probate Oilicc
that her circumstance render II airy that -hc
should have more of said Personal Estate than she
j. entitled to ON distribution thereof. She there
FORE pray that Your Honor wunld grant her such
Allowance out ~ said Personal E-tatc, A. IN your
discretion Won may determine necessary anil pro
per.
DELLA VI. \OONA<.
t'nurl-bor". july ~. ISL
STATE OF MAINE
HA>oo'k >s.-C"urt Of Probate. August Term.
y. D.. 1853.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said Widow give public notice tn all persons In
terstcd, by causing copy Of THIS order to he
published three week. successfully in the Els.
worth American newspaper printed or
published In Ellsworth
~ said County, that they may appear At
Court NJ Irohat" for said county u BE- held at
Ellsworth IN the lr-t "Wednesday IN sept next,
a tn of thr ci"cA IN the forenoon AMI show cause,
Il any they have, why TN same should not be
granted.
3wIl- PARKER TI-Ck Jutl-rr
\ true COPY Att',---CmAs. T.. DnER Register.
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f. the Honorable Judge nfrrohatr for the county
Of Hancock
THE undersigned, a,lmiul-tI ui the r-tatc Of
H. VI. >dwle, late OF tpullsbprp III SAID Coun.
T., deceased, respectfully represents thar iLc goods
nuI rhAttrls, rights ami credits 81 sail deceased
.rr n't -uniclrnt ~ pay ht- Ju-i DELFT AMI charge
'i administration. lt TIM sum Of Three Hundred
dollars. Wherefore your petitioner prays your
Honor to grant him License to sell, il public Or
private sale, sufficient real estate of -IId dccel-e,
1Ud convey 10y -ufhcIcut decd the whole of the
real estate ownc' by said deceased or 30 much A.
may he necessary L. pay said indebtedness of the
rci estate Of the deceased nciu,lin, IL, rev,r-.pn
If the widow dover therc!u, 20 satisfy said ,i,ht-
au'i"h T-c- OF admin -tration.
Il. 4. ~OWIE.
August !, l,>3.
STATE or MANI.
IlN>C"yk e-.-tourt ~ Probate, August Term.
\. r.. l>>8.
tp"n the foregoing petition, ORDERED THAT
rIld pcuIun gave pubic notice to all persons in
ter, ~'rd. BY causing copy al the petition,
and tlu> order thereon, tn be published three
weeks successfully IN the ElleWort American
new >paprr printed or published in Ellsworth in
-aid County. that they may appear at a Count of
Probate Tor said County To tie held at Ellsworth
on Tue ur-t Wednesday Of sept neat. ten of the
clock-in the forenoon. 10 show cause, if any they
have. why thc prayer Of -tlt petitioner should not
be granted.
Jw34' PARKER TUX. Judge.
true copy Attc-t:-CHAs. i. DuRi. Register.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock, on the 6rst
Wednesday of Aug. a. d., 1888.
TOMAS ". TURNER named Executor in a Ger
tain instrument purporting to be the last vii
and testament Of Abigail Simmons Turner late OF
Castinc in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ORDERED,-That the said iona, w. Turner
give notice 10 all persons interested, by causing
a copy of this order to he published three week,
successfully in the Ellsworth American print
ell or published at Ellsworth. that thcy may ap
pear at Probate Court, to be held ut Bucksport II
said County, on the third Wednesday of Sept. mex
item OF The clock in the forenoon, and shew cause
If any they have, why the said instrument sho ult
not be proved, approved, and allowed as the las
VIII and testament Of said deceased.
3waJ' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true COPY Attcst:-CHAs. T.. DoRR Register
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STATE or MAINE.

HANCOCK sat Court Of Probate, held nj Ill.
worth on the r-t Wednesday " August I>N:
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, that Motto,
n gwen oy publishing rnpy % -aiI petition.
with this order thereon, three week sucrc--iye. in
tht ellsworth American, new -papyr prihtr.l nr
published IN
ELLSWORTH thal II person, Interested may dtttu I
the first Wednesday Of september newt NJ :,
Court of Probate to be holden IN Ellsworth and
shcw cause. If any, why the prayer of said petition
should not he granted such notice q, be given
before said Court.
Sw33' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
\ true Copy Attest .-CHt~. L. Dom, Register,
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The schooner Mary Jane Lee. Capt X.
c. Hagerthy, arrived at Hancock. on Satur-
day last from the Grand Banks. in dis
abled condition. On the :il,t ult, She was
lying at anchor in accordance with the usu-
al custom with vessels fishing on TIE Banks.
So thick was the fog then prevailing that
objects could be seen scarcely Il cables
length from the vessel. i man was kept
constantly stationed at the fog bell ringing
it at short intervals. The crew had been
called on board and were keening
sharp lookout for vessels. In the midst
of all these precautions suddenly there
came out of the thick gloom right ahead of
them large vessel. British bark. which
was almost tangible. before She was seen.
The collision. which was inevitable, came
before the crew had hardly time to think,
much less to act. The bark frs, strnck the
vessels Jlb-boom, carrying it away, next
went the bowsprit aud cut-waier with every
thing attached, then the port chain plates
forward. Cat-head, top-timbers, bulw arks
and waterways on the port side, forward of
the fore rigging, we're crushed, and in two
places in the vale. the schooner was cut en-
tirely through, the foremost was sprung,
and the keeison split. The bark proved to
be the Mark Twain, Of St John. y. b. Tie
schooner was so badly damaged that the
Captain was obliged TO start for home as
soon as the wreck could be put in man
ageable condition. with only about 1900
quintals, or a hall fare Of fish Mr.. Patrick
Mullan Of this city, the managing OVER Of
the Mary Jane Lee, left home for Boston,
in company with Capt. Hagerthy, ON Mon
day afternoon last, on business connected
with the disaster.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HtNc0ck, >s-Court Of Probate Ellsworth,
August Term, A. D.. 1873.
Accounts having been filed for >ettcment in
estate, Of
AMBROSE PITTEN, late Of Suyry.
Mary Patten, AdmrN.
ELLIOT $. HODGkINS, late ii HuncocE,
Cha. 7. ilodgkns, Admir-
JEREMIAH WOOSTER, late ~ Hancock
Cyrus Emery, Admir-
ORDERED-Taat the said accountants give no
lice To all persons interested, by causing copy Of
this Order To be published three week, success i've
ly IN the Ellsworth American that they may appear
~ Probate Court, Ia be holden at Ellsworth ON
the IrstWcdncslay of September next at ten of the
clock IN the forenoon and show cause, II any they
have, why The same shoHd not hc allowed.
JwJ3' PARKER TUCK .Iu,~e
\ true cory Attest .-tHts. Il. DDER, Register.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate Within guf
for the County oi Hancock.

To the Honorable Judge ot Probate within MN
for the County ct Hancock.
THE undersigned Emily A. Carter, Guardian Of
] Minnie l., Harry L., ami Morton Carter minor
children of Joseph VI. Carter. late OF ~urry in said
County. deceased respectfully represent that
said minors seized and possessed OF the follow
ing described real estate. 10 wit The homestead
Of their father, Joseph NJ. Carter situated In said
rurry AMI about y acres and including buildings.
sn ihothcr lnt, ~ acres Of Wild land, situated in
-aiH Nurry. lhut sdih estate II uupruduCtIvc Of
any dement, I" @iid minors anu that II Will bc for
ule interest u ~ald minors that Tn same should
r. s"ld anu thc proceeds secured on interest or
otherwise for their benefit therefore pray YOUR
Honor that she may BIZ authorized ann empowered
lgrecabiy to lawtn -,ll private sale all tie above
described real estate. Or such rlrt oI Il III in
your opinion may he cNpcdicnt
EMILY \. CARTIER, Guar.
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Written for THE EVENING star.
Our SOldierA' GraveSL
By MARY B, HGSNER.

By MARY B. HosNER.
Irvine lovely wreaths to deck the 'honored graves
Where sleep the ashes Of our noble dead:
Wreath the dark laurel green as ocean waves.
With reverence place them DER each patriot
head.
Bring our loved ensign DER them, let 1t wave,
The dear "Old 1ag' beneath whose folds they
fell.
Long may the nation live they died to save.
For the dear sacrifice 30 freely given
Here let the nation bow itself and weep,
Gently let falling tears, like dews Of heaven,
Water each mound where our brave patriots
sleep.
Place o white tablet DER each noble breast
And let each glowing record there be found;
This be our Mecca, where our soldiers rest,
Shield we from 1mpiouS hands each sacred
mound.
But not alone to him OF high renown
Bring brightest taurels for the dead unknown"
Whose records, lost on earth, are bright in
heaven.
The solemn mlnute-gun, the warriors knell,
For them Is booming over land and sea,
While Der their graves the winds that sigh and
swell
Their soft and mOurnful requiem shall be.
Rest, savior patriots, In your narrow beds,
While all about you Natures voices ring.
Far brighter crowns await your noble heads
Than the sweet tributes which we hither bring.
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HI ED.


AYLMER. On May 3Oth, 1883. at 745 O'Clock, at the
residence OF MS mother, 17O5 q street northwest,
JOSLPH sEMMEs. eldest son OF Margaret and tho late
Notice Of fane neral hereafter.
NBETnER On MNondsy Nay e. 1889 LUCINDA
thirty Year Of her age 1A' henry oe'ter In Inc
Funeral wa take place from Israel c: NJ E. church.
O'Clock Relatives and frien ds are
ns RRoT YIfs o On ,, May 18th 1885, NARY
OF her age; anative OF the County Kerry, Ireland
Funeral will ta.e place from her late residence on
Bennings rond, Fasy evening June lst at O'Clock
MICHAEL HENRY. son Of Charles and Catherine
Notice Of funeral hereafter. q.
PINE daughter Of a. and The late MA Gsrs S
es to attend s
street northwest. -' '''
DAY faaas9 Pnys ase F Tsfs
eldest Of Frank and Catherine Miller IN the twen
Funeral will take place from bis late residence No
aoS5 Seventh street northwest Thursday, May ST. at
am helatives and friends are invited to attend.
&s} in lSa st s
S bis late rssSeps No 1923
attend. S ~
SMITH. At her late residence. sls Fourth street
loved wife Of Charles b. Smith, aged 25 years
Friends respectfully invited to attend her funeral
Luke's Church. -
SMITH. May 20, 1888. at 1890 o'c'ock a. M, after
short and painful illness, Mrs. SARAH A. SMITH
in the seventy fifth year Of her age.
Faneral will take place from her late residence on
Tenth street. between NJ and n streets southeast on
vited.
" sN Tq On May sOth. 1883. at 5 o'clock g. M.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No
81 Pennsylvania avenue northwest on Friday June
vited to attend ~ 49,
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BEAUTIFUL FnrsoH LAWNS. Us.
FIGURED sAT1Ns. beautiful styles, reduced from 81
tolls.
SILKS. 81; SILKS. 80; SILKS. 81.
NUNS vE1L1Nas. fine quality. 20.
FANCY SILKS reduced from 75to so.
NUNS VE1LINGs. ~ inches wide all pure Wool,
widest double width reduced from 60 to ST.
soRAH SILKS and Black SILK RHADAMES. actual
value 81. 30. reduced to 81.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, actual
value 81, reduced to Soc
Black SILKS. heavy Gros GRAIN reduced to g. and
very fine quality Black FRENCH Sill ks reduced
from 81. Is to 81. As.
Large Size WHITE QUILTS, reduced from 81 so to e.
CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS IN WASHINGTON.
Beautiful silk and Wool DRESs GOODS actuaIlv
worth 80, reduced to25.
Pure SILK BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES. svery
Thread Sill. reduced from 81. so to Is.
CARTER'S
my2s TIL MARKET SPACE.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANrsENENrs-Sth pare.
AIIoRNEYs-3d page
AUCTION SALEs-7th aud 9Th pageA
BoARpINS-4th page.
EooKs, kc.-3d page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-4th paYs
CITY ITENs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrArx-6th page.
COUNTRY BoARDISG-4th page.
IEATHs-Sth pa2e,
DEsrIsrRY-4th page
DRY GooDs-Sth pAge.
EDCCATIONAL-5th Para.
PROFESSIONALISM page.
FAMILY SUPpLiEs-1th page.
FNASoIAL-6th page.
For RENT (Rooms)-4th pIys.
FoR RENT (Housesl-4th page.
FOE RENT (disceilaneous)-4th pare.
For SALE (Miscellaneousl-4th page.
ftI SALE (Houses1-4th PAGE.
GINTIEMEN's GooDs-Sth pare.
, EoCsEFuRTnHINss-Tth page.
IApIIs' GooDs-3d page.
LOTT AND FoUSD-4th page.
MARRIAGEs-8th page.
MONEY TO LoAN-4th para.
MEDICAL, &C.-6th paxe.
Pianos AND ORsANs-7th page.
PROFESSIONALISM lxe.
PROPOsALs-4th page.
RAN ROADs-6th page
SCRAP PICrUREs-4th page.
SEWING MACHISEs-7th page.
SUMNER REsoRTs-8th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st page.
SFECIALTIKs-6th page.
STEAMERS, Keith page
SAFE DEPosIr-6th pa,s.
IBF TRADEs-6th page.
UNDERTAEERs &C.-8th page.
WANTED (Help)-4th PAGE.
WANTED (Situationsl-4th page.
WANTED (Housesl-4.h page.
WANTED (RoomsJ-4th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4th page.
WOOD AND COAI1-7th page.
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Il s o r l A 8 I s q.

have been afflicted for twenty years with an obsti
nate skin disease. called by NJ D.. Psoriasis and
others Leprosy, commencing on my SCALP and in
spite OF all could do. with the help the skiful
doctors. it slowly but surely extended until a wear apo
this winter 1t covered entire person in form of drv
scales For the last three have been unable to
do any labor and suffering intensely Eli the me Every
morning there could be nearly dustpanfu Of scales
taken from the sheets Of my bed, of them half az
large as the envelope containing this letter. In the LAT
ter part OF winter my skin commenced Cracking open
tried everything almost, that could be thought Of
without any relief he 10Th OF June started west In
hopes could reach the Hot Springs. reached Detroit
and was so low thought should have to 60 to tho hos
pitaf but finally got far lansing MIC h. where
had sister living. One DR.. - treated me about
two weeks, but did me good. All thought had Int
short time to live. earnestly prayed to die CRACKED
through the skin all over my back, across my ribs:
arms hands, limbs feet badly swollen; toe-uais came
OH hoger-nas dead and hard as bone: hair dead dry
and heless as old straw. o, God! how did suffer
Ny sister. Mrs. E. II. Davis had small part Of n bor
OF CUTICURA in the house. She wouldn't give
up. Said. 1--WE Will try CUTICURA." Some WA
applied on. on one hand and arm. Eurekai There
was relief! Stopped the terrible burning
sensation from the word 60. They immedi
atay got the CUTICURA REsoLvkNr. CurrCuRA and
SOAP. 1 commenced by taking one tablespoonfnI oS
hksoLVEST three times cay afser meals; had bath
once day, water about blood heat; used CUrYcunA
SOAP freely; applied CUTICURA morning and evening"
Result returned to my home In Just six weeks from
time l left aud my akin smooth - this sheet OF
paper. -
HIRAM E. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, JEFFERSON Co., N. Y.
Sworn to before me this nineteenth day Of January
1880.
A. N. lEYYNawELI. Justice OF the Peace.
cur1cuRA REsoIvrS1e1he new blood purifier. In
sernslly and CUrICuRA. and CUTIcuRA Soar. the
greaS skin cures, externally, clear the Complexion
cleanse the Skin and Scalp. and purify the blood of
every species OF Itching soaly. Pimply. scrofulous.
Mercuria and Cancerous Humors. and skin Tortures
when physicians. hospitals and al other means fall
Sold everywhere
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.. BOSTON.
BEAUTY SOAP
For Infantile and Birth HnmorA Roueh. Chopped or
Greasy Skin, Blsckheads Rmplss and Shin Blsmiahes
use CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite SKIN BRAUTI
FER. and Toilet Bath. and Nursery Sanstiye Ira
grant with delicious aower odors and CutcurA heans
bahama ms0
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News Briefs.

news &SfAefS.
AT the annual meetin. OF the American Aca-
DENY or Arts and Sciences in Boston Yesterday
Joseph Lowering was elected presi iept. oliver
Wendell Holmes vice. prs sdent, and Josiah p.
Cooke corresponding seer tary. The Rumf0rd
medal was conferred upon Prof Henry A. How
land.
Cliff Wade, desperate, Of Madison Monroe
county. Mo-, in quarrel with man named Cum
mlngs last Saturday, broke Cummings skull with
an Iron poker, and then shot and instantly killed
him. The affair grew out OF an Old grudge,
The Rhode Island legislature met at Newport
yesterday The oath OF office was administered to
Governor BOurn.
Ex-Assemblyman James Irving, who was con.
Yicted Ia New York city on Monday OF assaulting
Richard NJ. Darling in December last, was yester-
day sentenced to the penitentiary for two years
and to pay Il fine Of $3.50.
The Vice-regal party ran the Chaudiere Slides
near ottawa, Ont, on a crib OF timber yesterday
ana passed through the dangerousd dip without ac-
cldent or mtshap Saml. l. Clemens MARX
1Wain} was among the party.
EE-A herman John Grfger, Of Cincinnati and
VIC were drowned during the rain storm on Mon
day night. they drove into q culvert under q
railroad and the swollen stream bore them away
Under the recent decision OF Chief Justice Waite
lease or the Grepnhrier White Sulphur Springs
70 Mr.. Harrison PhGDus, Of Old Point, was con-
cluded We iterday.
Intelligence is received that the coalition ticket
in BTunsNick county, Va, has good ma 1Ority
Henry + :kert was fined S25 by Judge Fisher in
Baltimore yesterday, for talking with Juror in
court.