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New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NEw-YOEK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YOkK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
+ a. % kochesIsr and Montreal ESp.. thronsh draw
Est TiH,itei Chicago ESpTes Vim dnHs
sSpD0s Fs q A9asy s a s sy5nfo Ds Ssa
a,sns esss2 Es % snS cars 70 c'n'a
III Western New York and northern Express with
Troy and = gts1 so tsES"sR Gr,
=. m % Chicago ana ST. Louis ESprsss VII .eepns
for Niagara Fails Buffalo eincnnat. Toledo Detroit Chi
road ssa ssr.o:s @ Montreal s'' and to
~. hn % Sasafs fs s csyan wa & 81 To-
and 60 Ss.' EtHis; SS @
a.s pesOP e"s "sat ts sU.a
way sS and Sts BToadTsy and 81 %eSt IaGs Ner
:; sa !: e. H 'Et 5
3I assse asa ' cr snS checked from
These trains trains op ds az Harlem h
asn.r. tyuuSSerntendeut General hrent
PmLADELPHLA AND READING r. r.
Sf FfF{tT T9ar 81 HIyEfi iss,
FG5 Faiih6FEFaf4 and ThEyT3y %bea3G. 'E92s E:,,
7so ia56 toU D NJ t stXSA4 g;S oo 7; ~ soipa
chestnut iiiL at toambis.avs for Wanayunk cOnsho-
okcna pd
DRHW TSG,kooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Rsarnlng lSa1s @ @rHfiiDELPHIAs S!etn ard Green sts
EeTs, 81. az 10 $50 & nd S @ 6, I M % So Srf 3d. go
81 Y sUNp fHa1f snd Penn,
For y%fLLJAMS;PP9,RT. srNBuRY. dgE,w[SBgGG and
roS MAHA69YG ~ NG fd1f api 4 % e. AZ @ s4,
ll.l5 ni loo, 1880 400. $50. j:i' 1900 N sundayA
EsT stf4XESS 7:oC ysrn.2p 2sp@, ,oo
oS 80 $!5 s45 @ m saadsy- a, 20 p m 1T"
For PRtTGH at at lS so m ~ 70 ~ n a. m $780, ss 4o
ror IYSe m nGy' HFS iIa9 and AUcu cnUyK
at 300 700 s45 a. m, 100 1880 s5 5:i5 m sunday
For Exs foX at 400 700 ~ Zoo i'sg e;6 $5aoo
For 9TH HIGh Sfi BRIDGE BRANCH at 100 $40 m. 400
For FL NGToN 900. s45 m oo l5o. 400 4;so.
300 800 p m sundays 40 & i'S9 D. ~ oo a., ,oso ,1,5,
is2 zsP sH5 s,cG @ S, s.ss 45 300 500 s2S: @
For 'PL PLA NFITRo toos e:o 100 80 SAP $50 1880.
95D 1 'sn snnSays 40 500 e45 a. H. 1900 NJ 36 soo
6I S1o K ~ Il 'C sT a' 4 4 40 5,5 s5 lloo 100.
500 .oo GR9vr sR1GaE' co. ~, a. 9,,, IT.
!.so -,I5 II inoa m loo 400. t.3o Ga0 p IN. sun
DAYS ercept ocean Grove at ;S9 80 az M, go,
For LAKEwooD. ToNs RIVER and BARS EGAr at $3.50.
For SIs af&Y4IS M tIT 3lYELASD and BRGDGEroSs
NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :. .'c.th River. va san'y HOOK.
For HIGHLANDS 's-tABRlchr LONG BRANCH.
~ w. T. IA iIGP '.oP =" I'm "ni-y' M 70 w. ,onp N.
Tor LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER. and BARNEGAT sS)
fSr AZ. Ppi1c p AZ CITY, vlNELAyD ami BRtDGEroN.
Tickets pIocnrcc foot OF LiDertyst PER 30
North Kver 2l 20l. PSI. ~. 9i4 il4DaEt 1928
Broad way G59 ~ and 40 sthsvei Rvnrtou-st 10 H.
II and ls3 Greenwich ST. lao. 10 fast list 1884,
Pogerv and puncirai hotes in New.
York city. In Brooklyn at teurtr. lO7 B,oaGway:
Gas $50 Futon-st 2lD 379 Nanh.ftIn In HobOken
25i WashinstoB y Y. Transfer company viii call i1
ana 2 oS rom hotels or &
General MansgeI. Gen. Pass. ard tcset Agt.
IA y. e. r. P. Liberty L.. ". Y.
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Grain aaoat in New-York ;

HAY AND sTRAw-Hav auiet and ..eady supply large
7nsa 75c Clover liked zoe; clover Goa65c Ship
b1s ,SS, SS1S hSc J95 Fa oa S whca &C.
MoLAsSEs-Newh ork quotations for 90 ,esI are lo2S
S ssrteacr n a Ss i at s asked
Copper Coz SSEr a ua and HT I'D. Lake
ss - % i9 oa 9 sc ss'' pomest S pee da Domestic
n9I'y t445&+ Soc firm and ,Ooae,,sv active 11v
& 's s t 4gS Sra e e 1000 cs do lis 3D.
saoasons Quot ions Gram sd$ad Flour rs 81 O.sEs.
i9 9s g. sra"a'0a as sos is, sd Sse IS CD pors
ID % THs n aTan npSa SaS
a sTsnuasG Gda suss a& & as"S m Gfna &
bacon and 2Os eos taow, us Cd; beet As;
isToL steam four and meal local Ss % a i5sa bat
Ter and che &C. local Sos lara ana bacon local 80 Oq1t9s
S% sea% aTs rnn Ha onS5 nSc65fENAGE grain at
81 B6N 81 Seam 81 6@sn %iet s1 on Sid terms
SeH sted sugar nai~ is Ca cut 3D. lard
arsn s n9s % a hour a is Dfsi a ocs 3D. @
sugar l5s: Gu, loaf i7s Cd CORK Oh. 1,d F9E ORDERS
Jg s1 BY 6TsrGq 9qos f5hr & x T tsqra e
rR0VGSioNsN PoRK~Iio market has tame looS, With
iSi views Sales i75 BOZ: old Mess private terms g
S1 Ne 4 at d a Of Mes: 20 Suoe SS 81 fs' S @
6d and 50 for SeT sio g 20 for Fam nm
Extra oa he,, Il oo s %re % Ears 2r e Ms, @s S
$50 81 ss 80 "p PacGe 20 8 n bb Fancy PIaS
BEEF HAMS-CuieI and finn Quoted a SgOH
CUT MEATS-fulo at STEADY prices with a mod
eraoiy sctive demand Sales 100 boxes RIB Bellies II
10 average, 7l6d5A2cI 1000 lbs do. ~ n. loc.:
400 Picked shoulders Be-. MIDDLEs-Unchangcd IN
price dali Long clear in Newi Sc AT the West
Held 20 steady prces with u demand CITY Heavy
Light 67sdCci Pigs Cisc -.... LAKD-Ihe temper
prices decineda couple O points leaving
the Export trading fair and the
sales. 1860 Western Steam at
G.l7sdG2Oc. loo Choicc G25c. May closing 6.lsc;
1900 June G.2O662lc closing G.2Oc: 260 cs. July.
&c closing O21c: 2OuO tcs August C30D3 c.. clos
ing O3ic, l1jO tcs. September "a c. closing at 6iic;
Loo October 6:7 d14-r closing "a city Steam
stca w. Sale. 22j tcs at 6O5c Refined quoted 6.iUc.
Continent 15c. South American salrs, llUO ,0n-
without quotable change NEW BUTIER-EGm Creamery.
Dairy halfnrgIn tubs. iaGi Welsh tubs l7q3 C.
Western Imitation Creamery. IA Westfrn Dairy.
lOqlc Western Factory. Gil ik> Estate.
7alOLc; Western. {. Sklms al EGG--DuI
aud weak. state ia. c Western. lIs4dI.ci South
ern a IL i4e.
sTEARlNr- Firm and quiet City quoted at 7isd ac.
lf5 u arrive ~ lsc cost and freight. Deo-
margarine quoted st l6-l6d5 5'sc
htGAR-HaW duh ana nominal M c fO Fair. 5fc for
90 test Centrifugal and for MOs-.cs Refined
dull and Cutl0ai oc. Crushed 2c. Cubes s~a
STANDARD A CSC. ConieciiOnois \ CSC, on B4d6Lc.
yellow 4'sa5i4c
HEEDs- lover less active at ll,c Timothy Ia less
demand al = a - 20.
TALLOW-Dul and heavy. Prime city quoted 31.q
l3 loc salcs. sg.OoO lbr. at 3 Is lJc.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Business CbGules.

4 GENTLEMAN having influential business
connections In Spain and intending that
country woui take charge ooJtaning aud introducing val
uabe patents. Address Madrid" Tribune ONCE.
A LONG ESTABLISHED and profitable
~ country paper, daily and weekly, with JOB business
may be bought cheaply. Address A. r. c.. Tribune ofe.
BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE.-Wcll
- established and favorably known will boar investga.
ton requires capital do-eopt Address Box 367
Boston
WANTED, so O.0OO.-A gentleman control
thi, amount il offered attractive safe and very
Pivntabe business speciality. capable uni mited ex
pas0n VIII bear close scrutiny. b. Post }S5
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
corTox MARKgr,-sY TeLEfaAPa

LIVERPOOL May -l2:3pp. m-Cotton- -Busncis 10 good
al hardening rates; Mddins pIands 5sl do Middling
Orleans s. l6d Saes-l5UDD bales. including 1000 bales
for speculation aud export receipts 100 bales all Amcr
Iutures quiet; uplands Low Middling clause May
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
EUROPEAN FIyANcIAL MAs4srA

LONDON. May 3--l25O m.-Consols. lO1s Tor p'rn p,
and tho Atlantic Gre1i western
Mortyace Trustee CeTacates Capidian Pacific 90
Ere ~ do second COnsols SG a. Illinois tcntia .tus
81 Paul Common. oO7s NewlOra central Ioo'o fo""'Jf
yania, o5 beading. lO'l .-. -, 80
Paris sdvices quote Three Per Cent hentes NJ oN
francs Az oentimes for the account nal. -,
BERIIS May g. The statement OF the Imperial BANK OF
Germany Shows specie Of l.b2oOoO MARKS
Nav 3i m-Consols 40 i0l6 ior % 10.n 'uSTy H,
and the Atlantic ana Great western FIRST V
gape Trustees Certificates do Second Mortgage W
Canadian Pacific, Gj Eo "a do second CCusois tof
Illinois Mexican Ordinary. 257s st Paui ON
onr s5a. Ncw.YOrk Central, ~; Pennsylvania 3is
keadng lO5s.
Bar silver is quoted at 45 l5-lGd per ounce -. .
Pans adyccs quote exchange on London at 20 francs
l99 cintlm,s for checks
me annunt bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO-DAY Is fl4.OOO.
Cauaia Northwest Land COMPANY, 32i.
Hudson Bay COMPANY 2fls. m
quDse Tbrec fer Cent kehtcs at % as D"
for The account.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
european advertisements.
GRArEFUL-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-" By thorough knowledge Of the natural
which govern the operations Of dseston and nutruOu
careful appl cation OF fine properties OF wese
Cocoa r Epps has provided breakfast tables With
delcsely davoed beverag which heavy
bills bv the judcious clcs
diet that a constitution may be gradually bu until s
resist tendenoy to disease Hundreds Of
tie mddes floating around ready TO attack wherever
there Ia weak point We many fatal shafts by
keeping well fortified VITA pure blood and prop
erly rished frame"-t Civl Service Gazette
Made SIMPLY with boil water milk Sold only IN half
pound tins ~ Grocers, labelled thus JAMES EPPs CO..
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
ROUTE mo- NEWPORT, RI

w Leave Grand central IepOf n follows:
A. sa m arriving In New port at 2 D .. m.
A I'd rn. arriving In NcwpOrt al 7 30 y m.
ID awing room cars attached % both trainsl
THEODORE WARIkEN, SipS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
TT. FARES REDUCED VIA

~ STONINGrON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence g. rs to Boston, <3 nrstclas steannsre
kave from pier 56 North River one block above ca.as
At 5.0O m daily except sunday: ne. train VITA
parlo reclining chars between steamers landing and
1o''on without W PoPPLE. Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
Arrangements OF trains from Chambers st. Depot From
23dst 10 minutes earlier.
Daily except sundays Day Express Bnset Drawing.
fao. Niagara Falls and SUSPENSION Bridge. Sleeping
D. m"naiy chicago ana 81 nonis Limited Erpres"a
sod Pullman train Of Day and Hotel Sleeping oaches:
G1!S covsand 5 a. NJ t cncnna % cncaso
900 M and - Io9i' 5sS the second m1Tains,
bunslo l..6 M susponsio4 bridge; 80 m The most
cncaSo Tor So Vest Pullman Day
and sleeping coache. t9 Binghaloon tmra, Rochester.
nHhsS 5a'S SsS1- sSa r:' c1'sns' s ana & o 1920
M. II noon. Is, s6a $50, 40, 5lo $50 $50 $40.
sc sc 1928 s so 80 GsC - go ~ y g. maF9 1928 m s4a&nyi Y S
rqs5sGn 90 Az 40 rs 72S @ 3p a esS lo2S & " & rGGg
AK SsS q; eSo loao %I @isnis@t ,ooo ~
p m. and IL midnight TUESDAY. Thursday aud saturday
SsS go 70 io5e y : % N.Y. is s $40 sso
& 5S SS @ iGso M go 'ns q @ %dssS a. SSGas
Warwick 445 7'5o 1920 m, 43O p m. Sundays $40
Nowburs and Cornwall 7:So. a. m. S.3j l:3o. and
p. m sunday $50 a. M. 6. p. N. ~
p M SUNDAY 30 4 M. SUNDAYS excepted
Goshen $40, $40 Z % 8. 100 a m. $50 39O 80 7.
M'daleow9 AZ 80 7,5c O. 1910 a m6 yso 80 ibs q
and western Railroad at Manst rheos IN train stops AZ
Port jerys lt5, 100 0. lo2oa; M 40 ZOO. 7iS 900
pm SUNDAY $50 lo2o ~. 5C :. 'E ~, ;,.,n ~ .v.rv
fifteen minutes Gtb M tolO46 p m ever, liiy minutes
aud lOi6 10 6l6 m. every nonr sundays A. a. M
to loib every tariy minutes 1919 p IN 10 $40 ~ n
f6kcts for passage apartments Drawing Room and
aud insior Of Tassag. may be ls at tho Go~Py oncss
Nos 4O ?0 broadway, ls7 Wcstst. ". Y. No Court
iiprs.s from laS @ost arrive in Newyors at 7ia
~ JOHN N. ABBOTT. Gonr Pass'r Agent New.Yor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
AlnsifaI Jnsirnmeuis.

A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
and .qnare PIANOS q our make which were especially
eeect<d only used by the RI 1878 Of the ME1HOPO
l!AN OPERA HOUSE co durns the past Opera Season
will be sold liberal reduction from regular prcos
PIANOS FOR KENT-specisiy adapted for Country and
eeashore.
WIN KNABE co,
ll2 Fnthave
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Inc quotations according to the classification

Good Ordinarv. .......... Gu Low Mddfnc.--....
strict Good ordinary. 7dIs Midiline. ....... s'4
Lupres opened al points advance. closing steady mn
cbancen on w. to points decline from nne to october
nnchanged ON other months Sales 81 800 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

4 cures NeuIalgia and severe Headache
- - - AA - Testimonials free.
AETNA CO.. IS 9th ave n. r
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DOpULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and

II the EAsrAIi rail from Grant Contra Depot, Three
xpress trains daily (sunday eEcspte 20 oson al mo
% m (parOr at achedJ and II WIN palace Sleep
Ing cars) sundays AT III (wiih palace seePng cars
+. W. POPPLE, Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Musical Instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
4G-WEST 23D-ST.-46

r1 leading school nj usic eocuuon. dramatic art foreign
craving and "a ming lItc advantages equal IL
- lessons Ter week. OI particulars address 49,,
TO l.. EB4 I.liARD, President
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
I EHIGH Valley RAILROAD. -Passenger

trains leave depot foot OF Cortland and Dssb os5es ss
nc A. m l. 80 and D m Tor Ea'0n 30 hlelem Al en-
town. Reaiing. Maueh nunk. Glen summit MlAeSare
TOwaDda Wavery ithaca Geneva I"rus buralo ana TIE
West Pullman through coaches Iin y. DJcal trains ~
q m ana j:tO D m Eas Betheheu ard topiay a.
Trains leaving a l. and $40 connect for Al
po %hon0y Hazleton coal regions sunday train
leaves for Mauch Chunk and iiazle'On. = p. N.
General Eastern Of1ce No. 200 Broad az - - .
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Bteamboais anb Railroads.

rI'ROY BOATS-CI ITEMS LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA lcsvs Pis9
a. North River foot OF Chrsopherst. daily except SAaa
day at E. m sunday steamer touches At Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
AETNA RESTORES EYESIGHT
A.ter Ocniists fail. Testimonials free.
AETNA Co. SO 3th ave, ~. Y.
1nsirultion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u l41s IIoacway, Its1 l1csta 4sil year prlnalvcom
trttI and classical sIn tIt instruction thorough
G oLpy. W l. All, Inns; Nc heHdrck son. Asset te
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
Tor 10Th Sexes-CitV.
Schools-CitY.

I'D MISS CUisR OLM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Harvard Preparatory Glass ST. Boys CasseS
New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
DED "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABALLO. CURACAO AND
MAKACAIBO.
From Pier 80 East RivcT.
VALENCIA . - Thursday May 13
fHlLAD rLP III A.-.-.-...-...-.. Wedheeosv M ~ %
CARACAS. SstnlGag. June y
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially built 'or the
uadc have very superior accommodations for passener
An letters that be sent 10 noon on he Gays us
sail Will be duly forwarded providing thcy are IN
closed stamped envelopes o: denomination eurnccnt "
tAe United states postage offs cents per haounce
For FIRE eht passage apply TO
= M.il.S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-26
Diphtheriai In Brunswick.

The Brunswick Telegraph calls attention
TO most deplorable condition of affairs in
that village. In two months and a half there
have been one hundred and twelve cases of
diphtheria. DR.. Young of the State Board
of Health, who made two visits there last
week, says that he never saw a worse condi-
ton of things. MANY of these cases have oc-
Cured in the boarding houses of the Cabot
Company. The Telegraph attributes the dis
temper to the filthy surroundings of some of
the buildings of that corporation, saying in
dignantly
lin the name of all that is decent, in the
name of a common humanity, we ask if the
people of the village are to be treated after
this heather fashion? If so, il would be
better for them if the lightning of heaven
should fash and consume every vestige of
the Cabot Company's property planted upon
our soil.
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GARDINER.

Fred Baxter, time-keeper at w. c. Hunt
ley's kindling wood factory, while teaching a
boy TO bunch kindling wood, had the end of
his thumb on his left nand severed by the
punching machine. He was attended by DR..
Srout.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. White and Miss Mary
d. White went to Squirrel Island Saturday
afternoon on the Islander. Messrs. B. B.
Clay, Richard Williams and c. S. Ruggles
went 70 Mouse Island to stay over Sunday.
Horse distemper is prevailing among the
horses in this vicinity.
Geo. E. Kendall. Esq, special agent of the
Guardian Insurance Co, was in the city Sat-
urday. Arthur L. Berry represents the above
in this city.
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THE vAssALnoRo sEssArroy.


/
The Fairfield Journal gives the followin,
additional particulars of last weeks Vas.al
boro sensation: For few months ma,
from Massachusetts BY the name of Levi
| has been employed as carpenter by Mr. z s
Frye of Fassalboro, who has been making
large improve ments on his ancestral home
his wife who accompanied him here, works a.
domestic in the family of Mr.. Frye and the
pair sleep in an old store xhich FRYE is fitting
up TO accommodate his city friends Tuesday
evening, at about eleven O'Clock, Lewis start.
ed for the barn. o.tensibly 10 water and feed
the horse for the night.
His wife who had been with him observed
nothing unusual in his dsmeanor. She told
him TO hasten and they would go down. 10
their lodgings together. He apparently as-
sented and went into the barn As he failed
10 emerge Mrs. Lewis growing impatient fol
lowing him and was horror stricken at finding
her husband hanging BY his neck to a beam
he hung motionless, apparently unconscious.
MIS- Lewis uttered a scream of horror and
rushing forward endeavored to lift her hus-
dand's nerveless body and desperately tried
to sever the rope with her teeth, meanwhile
crying for help
Mr.. Foster, lumberman. who happened to
be riding by, rode up TO the scene If the
tragedy, and cut the rope with a ponKnife
Other help being attracted by Mrs. Lewis
screams, the limp form was carried out and
laid upon the grass, as the bystanders had the
presence of mind 10 know that air was prime
need BY this time the village was in an up
roar, and an intensely excited crowd of NOR.
than hundred people had collected with pro-
dig US rapidity The condition of the I'M
fortunate fellow was ghasily and horrifying
TO the last degree. For several minutes after
he was taken down he manifested no trace of
life save an occasional gasp for breath.
His face was pallid, his extremties cold,
his frame limp and nerveles.. Vigorous rub
bling appeared to have little stimulating effect.
breath came at rare intervals and it is said
that he did not breathe until fully four min
utes after he was cut down. The physician
who was early on hand. declares that a very
few more seconds of suspense would have
sealed his fate beyond hope. Finally he was
removed to the house and placed in bed
At about midnight the watchers observed a
slight stir aud soon the poor wretch moved and
after about six hours he became conscious
The doctors had left orders that watchers
should be constantly with him, in order to
prevent his injuring himself in case If the
delirium. which was almost sure TO supervene
as indeed it did, and the watchers utmost
strength WAS tasked to keep their patient
quiet. As the fever increas I'd he grew more
violent and it took the entire strength Of four
strong men to restrain the poor fellow. As
1t was, the mattress upon which he lay was
nearly destroyed in his frantic writings.
After he was able to be out he voluntarily
told citizen that he did it to scare his wife,
but 1t Is not known that thy ever had any
trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-26
Sunday school Assembly and Chsutauqua
Union.

The Northern New England Sunday school
assembly and Chsutauqus Union will have a
session of interesting meetings at Fryeburg,
Me-, from July 81 to Aug. 5. Among the
persons engaged to speak are Mrs Liver
more, Mrs. Crafts, Rev. Thomas Hill, L. L. d.
Edward Everett Hale, Rev. o. S. Baketel,
Rev +. A Allen of Boston. IL. C. West
wood of Providence, and Rev. Asa Dalton ID.
d. The speaking, singing and varied servic-
es offer rich feast. Programmes giving
all needful information can be obtained of
Rev. G. X. Palmer and at the store of j.
Frank Pierce.
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Arrested.

Charles A. Daley vas arrested last
evening for stealing from the drug
store of Shiefmau, bottle of
Sulphur Bitters. Before the court this morn
ing, upon being asked why he should steal,
he stated that his mother was troubled with
Rheumatism, and that it was the only medi-
cine that helped her, and being out of money
and work was the cause of his stealing. As
this was his first offence he put on pro-
batlon.-Nerark Neps. july26d&wIt
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The HsmmOnds Greves VS.. Winthrops
The Hammonds Grove boys and the
Winthrops played game of ball Friday on
the Winthrop grounds. The Hammond's
Grove boys excelled at the bat but showed
lack of practice in their fielding Burleiph
pitched superb game, striking out
twenty men and holding the Winthrop
down to six hits. lie was finely supported
behind the bat by Patterson. Had the battery
been backed by good fielding, the score would
have been different, as none Of the Winthrops
runs were earned The features of the game
were the batting Of Woods, Patterson,
Barbour, c. Burleigh. and Maxim,
the fielding of Barpor of the Win
throps and the battery work of L. Burlegh
and Patterson. The Hammond's Grove men
hope TO meet the Winthrups
again on the Augusta grounds The Win
throps are very gentlemanlv nine and
treated the Hsmmond's Grove boys handsome
ly. Mr.. S. B. Fowler umpired the game in
very impartial manner. Below is the tab
ulated score:
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MT. VERNON.

At the adjourned meeting of the First Bsp-
fist Church society, it was voted TO raise $500
BY assessments on the pews with pledge of
$3.50 more from friends. making $3.50, to re-
pair the chanel The committee procured
The services of Mr.. Jeremiah Philbrick OF
Portland TO decide what repairs
are needed to make the house
suitable and convenient. - Deacon
Calvin Hopkins has returned to Portland.
His stay has been short this summer. Mrs.
l. l.. Kidder and Mrs Sarah NJ. Totmsn of
Newton, Mass, are in Mt. Vernon visiting
friends This was their home fifty years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-26

gentleman who was at Debec Junction
WV nours after the accident to Forepaugh's
"Sio there says the report that twenty horses
we're Killed is false. None we're killed and
Were were only six injured, three of which
"e'e sOIe to do duty in the procession. This
teu'ieman says that the accident was caused
@soent axle The rush TO see the circus
:" 81 John was stupendous and at o'clock
u the morning the city was packed. At
"'ee places IN the city fifteen hundred tick
'" were sold and the big tent was so
t'Nineo that 1t WAS found necessary to
'ease selling tickets There was mob
"''u' the main entrance. One hundred tick
w 'or the show were sold at Danforth.
t''epsuehs ticket sellers omitted the "fiim
va" game and as far as known were honest !;
,'e usage which they received at Bangor hav-
''s oeen salutarv in its effect card was
fs'''sned in a St. john paper the morning
~ Tue show denouncing Marshal Whitney in
~s course man connected with the cir
se' old our informant that the best film
!, man was worth $500 a day.
had their money stolen
~ were ashamed to tell of it, An Auburn
ivy man, for instance, told friend that he
A." us family TO the circus and passed .
wv VII to the ticket seller. He took the
hee without any suspicion of crook edness,
~hen he arrived home he found that he
r, 'u' $50. No attempt has been made by
epaush as yet to obtain damages for his
" Inc Riverside accident The railroad
pany have the broken sxle in their pos
'0n and can show it when necessary. The
!. aus after visiting Halifax goes to Montreal
sh New Brunswick. "If the trains
!. Oaio Jump the irons of the northern division
'ae lntercolonal road" so an officer of
'ompany remarked sit would most like
insly rough"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-26
FINE JOB PRINTING.

1,e lob Printing Establishment of the Kennebec
n,rsI ia always well prepared for doing the incest
.a-E a. vel as the more common branches. This
sSce employs competent printers, carries large
oja.v AZ uaper stock and keeps on hand the latest
nss Of type Wedding and visiting cards and
~. in stock; also varied assortment OF dance
,ders programs, announcements, ETC.. etc. Orders
~ nsii will receive prompt and careful attention.
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e.pondent writes that N. C. Wyman
If Va,saIboro, has lost two valuable horses
within nine months, that he has reason to be-
lieve we're poisoned, and would not have
sod them for $1,000.