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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-02
Maranacock Lake.

Steamers LAMAR ASCOGGfN" and ANNE
with barge, will make two trips from y infhrop TO
the "tToye" 1T 10 A. ~ sad +. u on days OF pub
lie exearsioas Orders boats BY mail telegraph
all other days foundays eXceptrd) promptly
answered by Capt 5. q. DAVIS, Winthrop, Me
Good hotel accommodations at the winthrop
House jaly l7teoiSwtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-02
Name Of Nom Description Of
Res. Owner. Real Estate.

NHiUt VI NoH- DfStflpiitn VI
Res. Owner. Real Estate.
Aiues, Mrs. or unknown, house
and 4 acres of land on Mud
Mills road. 3
Bailey, Abby Mrs, house and
lot on Green ST.,
Berry, Dennis Mrs, or un-
known, | house and lot No.
30, Florence ST.,
Brann, Lima Mrs., house and
lot, Stone ST., formerly TO
Dennis Coombs,
Cushman, Louisa, undivided
interest In two lots on Water
street,
Dearborn, Howard. acres Of
land. part of homestead,
Davis, Elizabeth f., or un
known, Western Ave. House,
stable and lot south side of
We-tern Avenue.
parden, Mark, house and lot
stacyville,
Emery, Alonzo, house and 20
acres OF Freeman l.. Trask,
Jameson, J. W., 81 acres laid,
pat Of lot No. 10, 9th range
Of Welifnsn,
Lynn, Warren, 10 acres land,
9Th range Of Hiram McCsus-
land,
Morton, w. II. Mrs, lot Of land
adjoining 5. Lancaster on the
south,
Stone. lnther Mrs, house and
lot, Bangor ST., homestead of
the late Chas. Booker,
Trask. Chas., 81 acres land, 9Th
range,
Wing, T.. r., or unknown, house
and lot west Of Bangor St.,
occupied by tenant,
Lot west Of same of A. LAM
bard.
Treasurer Of III
July 18th, 1883.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-08-02

BUY THE
Eighmie Patent Shirt.
CHEAPEST
Dress Shirt made in the World
This eand
it be abro efrom
2loo linen Wamsnita with hsvyB Linen
Every Bosom Guaranteed Outwear Shirt.
The round top bosom aud raised edge
the wrinkles
dsagree elp
nv ri edgo
the
vii refunded Ion oft h goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
MODELS F0R rHh RAVERE STATUE.
,nr rELsGnArn TO rmE ramuSEl

BosToN, April 25.-Thc prizes offered last
year oy the COMMITTEE the sta'uo 10 Paul Revere,
for the three models submitted before April 10 OF
this year. have awarded. Iae prizes $500 each,
and the successful conn etior james T. Kelly. OF
No 1886 East seventy -nlnth-st, HcwYork: Daniel c.
French OF Concord. Mass, aud G. T. DaIn, OF No. 10
Pembert Il ston. The successful mod Is, with
such of the others submitted the artists VIII
TO exbibt will be placed public exhibition at the Art
Club rooms.
Mr.. Key's model, which seemed TO meet with the
mos, favor from the committee represents Revere on
the bank OF tho river hodng has horse firmly by the
bride with his lcft hand while his right grasps the
saddle A. he IL about spring into his scat he Turns
his head last Look 10 the point where the signal Is
di.payed His attitude Is oi quick action. and the
horse appears % share Ia tie excitement Of the moment
Mr. Frenchs model represents Revere mounted with his
face turned cxpeotaDuy over ba shoulder he
awaits inc II na and Mr. Dallns design rs somewhat
similar.
IN il not certain either OF theso models will finally
adopted others are OK pectrd 10 be submit Ell. Mr.
Bal wan others having announced his Intention OF
sending design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE.

The striking Cuban cigar makers show no
sIrns OF weakening In conversation with u TkIBUNE
reporter A. Cremata secretary Of Ell Gremo. said that
the strikers were very confident They were In good
financial condition and prepared to bold out In
definitely "1he manufacturers" he said, are merely
holding out to convince Their customers that they cannot
carry out their promise their customers 20 make
Junction of So thousand As soon this purpose Ia
served which think Will be within ten days. they Will
give In"
The pny makers In this city varies from $40 to
$40 thousand the latter figure for the finest regalis
A good man will make from so TO 200 of the lower
grades and 100 regaas IL day The prices in Key West
are iI to $50 the grades. The Key West men
make money however much care Il not requi-
site Ia making the Key Nest cigars. The manufao-
tnrers have issued circular TO tho workmen setting
forth the facts that work for 33 por cent
ess I'm Key West than they do here and that moreover
from the soft mild climate OF Key West the t0bnoco re-
tns It's moisture better and makes cigars TO the
pound Key cigars sell at from $40 10 S25 less all
over United states than those made here by rails
ing the price mere without corresponding rise Ia Key
10 mn extent that will bs extremely prejudlcid To the
interests OF both manu- acturers and workmen. FUR
thcrmore the cigars imported from Havana after May
will be 81 "A thousand cheaper than they are now.
A meeting OF manufacturers VIII DO h6lu lhls hIteI
noon Tor the purpose of considering tho best means 0i
settling tbs differences between themselves aud theii
workmen, and In all probability solution Will be
reached Al the headquarters or the Cigar MAKERS FRO
gressive Union II reported Yesterday that hOnsen
N ss have agreed 10 pay 81 athousand advance on May
l. The packers employed by Materne Co nave refused
TO pack cigars made by the nonunon men employed
By that Arm There 10 much dissatisfaction among th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL NEWS.

The fourth game between tie NewYork
lie ,gue) and Metropolitan tAmercan AssOcianon)
mines the local championship played a the Polo
Grounds yesterday. Tle weather was cold, and cut
ting wind-amost gae-kepG the spectators aud psy-
ers uncomfortable. There about LOCO people
present Orr player, engaged yesterday for the
Metropolitan nine, pnt first base He Old not do
well there however Esterbronk play cd third base
in tine style. That will proc ,bly De his pc ition
here after The sickness OF Kennedy made IL NECESSARY
for raDer look after or tne nine IN
Hel1. ONeill pitched and Capp canght for the Seg-
York tea H. while r wing played at sh0r Stop u eh
team made five errors, but tne League men hdslgity
at he bat. They also did the better baseru ring, AID
finally by OF 4 to l. Ewing. " Seili Ester
brook aud Brady led at the bat, wJie TIE nne neding
of CT ipp Ewing and Ester rock worthy of MENTION
A summary OF the game Is a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
DOCK CONF ISSlONERS IN SESSION.

The Dock Commss yesterday listened to
the protest OF G.. w. Mccarthy, Il West SIDE coal
des er against the lease OF the at the loot ol
Char lion 81. He SAID that tho company leasing II
would cover 1t with a shed and thus exclude the
poor people OF the VICINITY IRON the pier and pre-
vent them IRON enjoying the sea breeze on summer
evenings" lie was informed that the lease would
be sold at auction on Friday next. complaint
was received from John j. LenOX of M. 80 West
Foui toonthst., that private parties were nslng the
pior A. tho foot of West Tweliths To receive cellar
dirt from contractors at % cents IA load lie SAID
that 300 loads were received There daily Tho mat
ter was referred To CommisS Oner Coleman.
Tho Board, in executive session, listened to argu
ments from Elbridge L. Gerry, aud Alessrs. Dewitt
and Crulkshank. representing the GOclet and Coles
estates aud other owners, relative 10 the wharf
property lying betwseu Whitehall and Broad sts
comprising piers Nos 3. and East River and the
bukheads. L. is asserted that some of the property
has been in the undisturbed possession of the pres
enl owners aud their ancestors since 1901. The
city's claims are more than the nominal owners arc
wiling t. concede. Nothing definite was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

packers and strike not Improbable. Another meet
Ing Of Straton & Storms employees was nelu az oon-
corda Hall Avenue-A yesterday ternonh "a coii-
mittee was appointed to wait on the 1rm thS
and request an advance. Messrs. Straiton oIo,m
rould not say hat would he done until after the demand
had been made In all probability the matter VIII oo
referred TO the arbitration committee ana settei ~ w.
meet NJ or the striking cgarmakers DrlOnS,Hlg "
the three cuban and O. tlt In ernanOna ht
makers Union wos held at No. 263 Bowery asI uSnt
II was reported ut the meeting that TWO anditipuai
shops those Diego pee. In st ie TN ST. an no
dcz in BROOKLYN had agreed to pay the ADVANCE o. %
thOusaI May The tone OF the meeting was
hO0eu of an tarv termination OF the s'rkel thougu
there evident determination on the pert o ne
the men have gone to work in the uptown shoos anu
others have gone to neghborng cdes In seaon OIL 1o
or.ryW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
MR.. BARNUM'S NUBLANS.

Thirty Nubians. men. women and Children arc
on the sieam,nip RheIu winch Will arrive IN lew
DAVIS They are to appear III Barnums show. In
the yeracOus circular which Mr.. Darnumls scatter
ing ab.OId 10 herald tbolr COMM, their pecu-
larjtics are described with much mlnuteDeSS. lhey
are fond of chewing tlllow. IL seems, as snall boyS
chew gum. heir slmple attire consists ot piece
OF Wine CLOTH "a Jht feet in length winch Is wrap
ped around the BODY from he head 10 the heels
they aDnor water for bathing purposes. There
arn many Nubians of that sort ~ TINS conn ry
The most Curious thidg ABOUT Mr. BarnunS I'M
ported Nubans Is their system OF surgery. III Is
soleman.y stated that wnen one ot them 'ills SICK
a dozen or more hOl are Gus III ms back ana Diood
IL sucked up from the wounds through small
horn This never laiis 10 euro the patent, II ar
Rarnum may be believed. IL is expected hat Dr.
Moncks patients will hail this novel mo,hod OF
healing "a ony second to that of "yltaIlzed hand
kerohefsV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
EFFECTS OF THE COLD WEATHER.

LONG BRANCH, N. D., April 25.-No damage
has been fruit vegetation by tbs recent
cold her along this portion OF the coast
READING, Penn. April 25-It is feared that the heavy
frost Of night has greatly injured the fruit crop TIE
mercury fell TO several degrees below the freezing point
The snow at some place. nearly two inchesdeep.
WLmISGTos. Del. Dispatches 10 Every Eocning ndi-
cate no material damage TO peach crop Ia Delaware
ana Eastern Shore OF Maryland by last nights frosts
PETERSBURG, Va, April 25-Tnis city and adjacent
counties visited last night oy severe r1s and IN
exposed places formed to thickness Of hall an inch
IL Is feared mat considerable damage as been
10 fruit.
R4LIIGu, n. C.. April 25.-There was a heavy frost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
1 PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM BELLEVUE.
John McKeon. the sneak thief who was ar

rested on Monday light by Detectye-Sergeants fa'ey
and Lerrow escaped from Bellevue Hospital last Night
v hen he arrested McKeon made desperate eior'
to get away He fired Detective Farley and In the
strneele that followed the thlefs fractured.
He vas taken TO Police Headquarters and then sent 10
ST yincents Hospital On Tuesday he Was transferred
TO Bellevue Hospital and plac, IN charge OF oheer fd
rick Lynch of the City Hall rocc. The officer Is AN otd
man aud gave Inspector Murray last night MS version
of how McKeon escaped. AT O'Clock tne pauchus' n
watd No TO- among whom the prisoner, were Dtlh9
transferred 10 ward Mcheon sal a III MS pea anu
got the officer assist him IN DRESSING After ne iu
nYt an hs trosers observing the confusion lie male
sudden rush for the door and sped down the steps 700
quickly for the inirm old policeman 10 s.tempe ~
f,linw The prisoner ran up bank OF cnal wlea
stood against the high wall ihc0slAg tho Sfoihus anu
dropped in safety without the wall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
JOHN L. SULLIVAN III.

John L. Sullivan, the champion pugiiist'
who has been living in utter disregard OF the laws OF
health for some time. taken with Il hemorrhage
few uays ago. which seriously alarmed his friends IL
was thought at first he woald never again be aoe
TO appear in the ring. and even that bis lie was III
danger Later reports however show that these fears
were exaggerated kilograms received IN this city ys
tcr,iay spoke moro hopefully OF his condition. and one
late ast night sand that he would probably be out To-
day. "BIly" Madden sad that no danger was TO 90
condition 40 meet Mitchell at the Madison equar'
Garden May Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
CRImESAYD CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

LAND SLIDE ON THE WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
GAKRisON NY. April 25.-Thrcc hundred ieet of
Railroad track at Hampton Point snd into
the river Yesterday.
MURDERED IN THE STREET
CHICAGO, April D. h"mls SHINE painter.
eary t mo ming became the with
strangers OF whom ko hn The police nave arrested
three men.
NUMBERING HIS BRoTHERIN-LAw.
ST. LOUIS, April Del 5ua Kirby, ~ Carbon
dale III murrrei his bro her nlaw Pulls. By shoot
ing throu the head last night The affair grew out OF
fanny quarrel
MOTHER AND son BURNED.
ST. LOUIS. April 2J.-Ai the farm %. joel Pl9tt. In
sabetha Kan deaf dumb Of Patti set fire 10 a
and burned % death his mOthef III attempting 10
rescue him. was fatally burned
SHOT DEAD WHILE IN BED.
LAMPsAAs, Tex, April Z5.-Dr. A. &. Rcch was
night Tho doctor and MIRA Rech we're asleep
when uEfastens the murerors entered The
room and shot the husband through the head.
ALLEGED DIAAoNo Thieves ARRESTED
Boron, Auri - Some time ago mcmb rs OF
the Barlow Wi 4 cos Ministries were robbed at
lem Of 800 worth Of diamonds iody the police rested
Mrs Pierce the latter having oderod the
diamonds Tor sale
FRIENushIP TURNED TO MURDERoUs HATE
COLUMB a, =. G., Apr 25.-ln Ortngeburg tounty
yesiorda CaItm and hs wife aud Peter JOhnson
mic rose about Trivial matter Cartmii drew knife aud
cut IOhnsons tlToat killing him instantly.
DRAGGED TO DEATH OK TnE PRAIRIE.
Houston, Tx Aprii ZJ.-At Brck House Gully,
Adams a negro age twelve while playing with Quincy
In0un In tied tho Other cad 70 ths pommei Of The
saadIe ana raj Idly on dragging Nelson through the
~ sIfie untli deaf.
ALLEGED WIFE.PoiSONING.
ST ALBANs, VI, ApIn 2J.-Bcnjamin II. Basford
has fed York state 10 ayo arrest on charge oI 81
temp ing poison has vic AZ ende voicd To iniure heI
sege that hs put helle6oIs Tho is
| III, Dut Viii recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
4 wELL-KNOwN BOXER MISSING.

NEw-HAvEN, April 25.-Wilnm Bradley
known AS Billy the Kid" has been missing from Al.
sonia. Conn. since the 10Th inst. He Is hau'e 0,
Birmingham. England. and well known ss Il boxer a"u
sporting man. A reward will be paid ioriniorm'uoh
concerning him. He made tour OF Gre"' hri'"i" IN
1872 for $50 SIDE at Brighton, England, ana Ia io,t
fought Peter Morris the fight ending IN aiaw' IN
made the tour OF America In 1870, ana noNe, W.
patsry " sheppard Charley Jenkins miHo LOU
oyan "Charlcy Norton. Patscy Hogan anu o'.es
MITCHELL the English champion, now In TINS country
Foul play l. suspected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
SELLING MR.. WALTONS FURNITURE.

The sale of the furniture OF the St. james Hotel
was continued yesterday. The prices real zcd were
sealskIns aud silks jostled against second hand
dealers IN furniture and sporting men, all vyIng
with each other their efforts To secure bargains.
bidding there not spirited Massive chairs.
leather covered, brought on an average $3 each,
and croekery, in sets. brought merely nominal
prices. The large dInlng-rOoi1 mirrors were pur-
chased by David johnson, the broker. When the
gentlemens rooms were reached the bidding became
more spirited. Dresslng-cases brought from $40 TO
no, to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
CHURCHES IN THE WAY OFAyEXTEN sIoA

The proposed extension of Flatbush-ave,
Brooklyn, Futon-L 10 the bridge val take away
several churches mcuiing the Jay street Cathedral
tRoman Catbo ic Central Baptist, the Fleet street
Methodist and the Deb5yoise Pace Roman Catholic
churches Several in crested persons called on Mayor
Low yesterday and proposed new route differing some
what from the Land In thr bill now before t"o
Legislature and avoiding most 81 thcs- ru'iuftt Ihe
MAYOR sad u an engineering question, ana "" rOulu
not e. hs ~ cl, to making Cnause. lie couid nos
agfeC c-auge tIe bill A. the last moment 70 @'Oiu
churches, though he would like 10 do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
NEWS From ALBANY.
A NEW REINFORCEMENT BILL.
IBY rsLgGR.PH r. TIE rRTFuNE.l

ALBANY, April 25.-The Senate COMMITTEE
on the Appointment of CONGRESSIONAL D,.''e "''u
meeting t-1ght &C whlch VI" i ~
or,Io,,oent NJ the Congressional districts
was .ubs antiay com pleted Paris OF bo'h the Assem-
bly bill and the Senate bill taken The matter OF
mos. interest 10 resi- Of New York is that eight
Democratic Congressional districts were mapped ont
On that city. leaving no Republican district there
The bill VIII he reported the senate to-mo row Ao
lo ~ 1,r,hcr roosider1tton ny tie mmttce 0tier
Changed ne ba NJ will be made In the mn SO that 10
tailed statement Of its char icter Wouu oe u'eiooS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

A good number OF rl1cnen aHu IhoWuefS oi
tho Natonal Guard witnessed the third Of tho COM
pettors matches yesterday ut Creednoor The scores
made by the contestants surprisingly good when
the difficulties encountered by the men are taken Into
confederation The wind blew in strong gusts during
the entire day and at times was almost gale Inc
majority of tue competitors shot "ith the bro"n mif
trv ride new model the others used the Remington
military rife new modeL) By resolution recently
adoptod by the National Ride Association, the choice Oh
rifles is limited to these two kinds. The following Is
summary OF the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

The Aipn's engines Immediately reversed, and
boats were lowered the cr.w OF the Csyer,
who were rigging IN the water. These re a saved
and placed sIore, a1t then the A'pn pfoceede 70
Kingston IL was shortly after o'clock In the morn
ing" SAID the mate In speaking Of tie 60 is ~ zen
the accident occurred. In spit, OF the 1our wssyy
dark a ne wv log d evaiing the time. Eyerythi r
on board OF The Calvert went DOWN with her. Toe Alpi.
was very little damay.d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
RHINE scnaRp EACH INsIso.
| vpoi"''' -'''''''''''''-- q 1 U 4


,nsearoad-we,roooIitan O: New.York. g. First base
by erros-Metropoitan New York g. struck OUT
Iynrh o. ONeiI 4. Total left bases Metro 2htsn
New.YorE. g. fwobase hts Ewing anu n ma,a ,ys
basenlts- Metropolitan. g. NewYork, 10 DouDis piys
Nels1n and ,Tane Mid ptches-U Noil Passed. biIis
Kiepschager2 Umpire-F Lane. Time OF game-one hour
and oTLy 4 40 minutes. ... ,uu,
rne Princeton college, nine played the Auburn LILO.
an amateur nine from philadelphia, az Princeton yes,o,
dny The college men 0utpl.yed their opponents AZ
every point by tho SCORE Of IL TO l. lac cor
lego men a mar ked Improvement, Dotn IN oa.uns
and fielding since opening Of ie SEASON. ana en
game cIsraoGerzed by many brilliant plays ionS
run ana dilcuJ catch by Morgan Ia csntrc neia ana
three foul tips behind caught by Harlan were
applauded. Mofatfs pitching was very enecuve, es -
make only One base hit.
NEW HBvgS Conn. April 25.-rhe Yale nnetws DO
fested by the Bostons at Hamilton PARK to-day py
score OF 13 70 q On the Yale team hefr'n 'ooa nu"'
hrd, nlaca s catcher Chds playing first and Hop
kins in left. The following II the score:
Yale Observation-Disclosures. 1929 ! ~
Boston ............... " o 80
Base hts-Yale. o; Boston. 18. TIE College nine snow
an improvement IN batting and oase-runains-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
pURG1ARs IN A POLICE CAPTAINS HOUSE

RICHMOND, Va, April 25.-For four weeks
mast roboeres here have been frequent anu
the burglars nave dened detection by inc pouee- Tvs
,,rday IN open daylight. the house OF Police Captain
Parater was entered and robbed anu twice az nighi u
WAS stoned Between four aud live y. m to-day, whIe
a policeman wason guard in the parora burglar enterea
The garrett seized Captain Paraters daughter wac
sixteen years old, aud tied aud gagsea hrn mas
accidentally knocked sash out OF IA WINDOW, the bu.
lar reused tae OF me hase, but he sncoeu9s
making escape These burglaries have eausea sros
excitement In the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
the STEAMER CALgERf SUNK.

The steamer Alpn, Captain Garvey. of the
Atlas Line which arrived in this port from Kingston,
jamaica yesterday, Will be obliged TO lay up for repairs
before starting another voyage on The morning OF
1871 the Alpn was steamng out OF the harbor OF
Port Antonio, about sxty-nve miles from Kingston, she
ran into tho steamer Cayer from Baltimore which was
lying IL anohor In quarantine Twenty moules after
she struck the lvert keeled her side and
then sank nothing remaining above water but mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
VETERANS HAVING A GOOD TINE.

The veterans of the 22d and 23d regiments
met for dr last evening at the armory of tue iorhcr
organic ,ton in Four rnt-sL, and atorwrd repaired
othe Hotel Monico where I'D uoH" which means sani'
wiches beer ana cigars, was enjoyed Colonel Laro 0.
the 22d PRESIDED He announced mat on DeoVra'ion y,
ay the 22d and Odd veterans would entertain te lss
Prnnsyivauia Regiment, Of Philadelphia AT COMFY
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
ELIZA PINKSTON DIES A CONVICT.

JACKSON, Miss, April 25.-Eliza PinkstOn,
the colored woman who figured prominently as IA poti
cal witness before tue Louisiana Returning Board, died
last week at Canton In this ate, scrv-
ing "A term Ia Jail for larceny. She buried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
LEGISLATION IN CONNECTICUT

Hartford, Conn, April 25.-The Senate
to d,y passed The bill creating court OF Pardons pre-
yiousy passed by the Hou The senate rejected the
biil reducing the STATE rnirOrd taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

BosToN, April 25.-Tle House this after
noon rcconsdcrrd aud passed to he cngrossed the bill
permitting female attorneys TO become justices OF the
me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
PRISONER ATTEMPTING SUICIDE.

Mary O'Connor, a prisoner in the Eighteenth
precnct Station House. attempted TO hang herself III her
cell last night She discovered ana out down oy TOO
doOrman anu sent to Bellevue Hospital ior sue Aeepihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

The best possible score los. Those making below
a. under the conditions of the match viii nave % shoos
ain in order to qualify to compete fer place On Ine
Interna .lonal Team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
A CONTEST AT The RACQUET CLUB.

A tie in the first class handicap champion
shin series was played of at the Racquet Cuo yester
day. The contest between G. L. Perkins seraten'
and NJ La Montasne who had one hand. and the score
was As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

throughout this region this morning and vs. Tear a
have been received OF great damage ny foods ana
rail- k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

SUPERINTENDENT HEPDURN'S SUCCESSOR.
ALBANY. April 25.-lt is reported that the
Governor morrow viii senI IN the of Wills =
Payne for Bank superintendent In place OF A. H. Hep
burn. Mr. Payne is lawyer ald has Dsen receiver Of
tue BoAu-st Savings Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
MOTHER AND son BURNED.

ST. LOUIS, ApnI Zo.-EI 5uA hfby, 81 Cafbon-
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