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WAITING ~ VAIN FOR MR. BUBDrr1r

KEY EAST, n. D., Aug IL (SpeciaD After
the usual morning lessons here tho Rev. Dr. Morrow
Ravo lecture to the Normal Class on The Charactsr
istcs Of Christ as Teacher" Dr. Welsh discussed
"Gray and Pope" in the English Literature Section.
The announcement that Robert Burdette would eetur.
at II o'clock brought great many people from Ocean
Grove and other places The great tent was ned with
IN expectant audience Mr.. Burdette did not arrive
put Conductor Black pressed into seryics bs ,orces
~ ns command and furnished impromptu entertain.
sss which kept the audience In good humor ani scnt
soem away satisned though they had ADs heard Bur.
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'Falka at Waacks has been such to surprise me-
and not unaccustomed surprises in this business
can Even last night. with the Thermometer
D high Is any welregulated Thermometer should De.
had excellent house. have. By the way. mado
discovery. have the conclusion that people
outside NowYOrk arc only satisfied nowadays with tho
best one give them In the way Of companies There
fore, Am sending out my travelling company wild
cast which is as strong as can engage IL incinHes %
Lily Post Bertha Ricci, Digby Bell Laura Joyce, Ohml
and Kein which think Is about as good a. travelling
company wish for
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THIS MAY MEAN THE STATE PRISON.

A year ago Murphy 4 Deyinc, fathers, en-
ployod eighteen men 10 do the lathins IN some ne"
buiding. on July l5 l-s5. Mike" Rice, representing
the Jourucymen Lathcrs Unon ordered strike among
the men OF the nrm II IA alleged that Rice then told
Mnrphy that unless he gave him So tho work could
not go on Mr. Murphy gave him go and the men re,
turned TO work. that time Rice, II !. claimed, mas
made similar demands The nrm had him before justice
Power M YorkVls Police Court yesterday morning
The Justice parOcd Rice for examination Oh August ID
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PROSPECTS OF TIE AMERICAN EXHIBITION,

III TIIt DI HTI9'INN IIJt'I 'o0'I'RtfN II T'00IIIr
OF the Board OF Directors OF the American Exhibition
I'm London held Colonel Henry :. Russell. OF BOs
Ton the vIcepresideDt chairman. H. Landrcth,
of Philadelphia, made detailed report OF The pfOgres,
winch had made In the work OF PREPARATION Tho
work IA ding bTiskly IN all directions, and many
valuable EXHIBITS are being offered The Governors OF
twenty-oue states have appointed commissioners to
represrnt the states al The exhibition.
DR. Norvin Green sad that he thought the exhibition
WAS one IN the OF which American should
take pride that the snccess OF the exhibition All
hibton should the first siderauOn OF tue direct
nr. and the financial OF The undertaking second
arv But" added, the one s pretty sure TO follow
the other" Mr. Whisey. of London. said that all the
for the buildings and grounds had been peted,
and as soon as they had been approved would
be vigorously pushed TO completion.
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SOCIAL INCIDENTS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 11.-Madama
Marie seke sang In Congress Spring Park this
Ing.
Tae dedication OF the Saratoga Monument on septen
her 10 1887 will draw immense multitude here and
a, scbovleryle. The Saratoga Monument Association
has appon ted committees on speakers on the coming
OF the n and on the proper conduct
M the cslrb rbratiOn OF the monument, -
The trst hop OF the season at the CoiumDiah'hotei
WAS held Yesterday evening.
Wrs Eith Edwards ErankO the cantarice, will prob
shIr ia re na,t In a sacred concert here August ~
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THE FEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDrCArIoNS-FoR 3, HOURS
WAsHINGTON August 12.-For Northern
New.England, fair weather. followed by local rains.
ENor Southern Ncw-England. New-York and western
Pennsylvania, local rains, westerly winds, slightly
cooler.
For eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey. Delaware and
Maryland. fair weather. westerly winds slightly cooler
For OHIO and Indiana local rains variable winds gcn
eraly westerly. slightly cooler.
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GEORliI. ID. DAVIS.

Nathaniel Mckay received a letter yesterday
from the Consul at ssnto Domingo announcing 'he
death Of George d. Davis. formerly Of jersey o"y'
About ten years. ago Mr.. DAVIS established maen,ns
sbop at Domingo which lie has conducted success
fully IN rou ghom that period His death was caused
an exposon Of dynamite duo 10 the oirclossness OF
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tween 72s and s7s. the AVERAGE 1852 being "
5i4o higher tnan on Tuesday.
Generally fair weather may be expected in this s0
and vicinity for the next two th days. smper
ture being stationary or slightly lower to-day, and
slightly warmer Saturday.
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TWO ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE ~ PRISON.

Ella Carroll, age twenty seven. was arrested
last evening and taken the East Eghtyeighh street
Station She found about an hour afterwari hang.
ing by the neck from the prison bars used her
stockings to form cord. she WAS cut down. In little
while she found hanging assn from the same place.
She had made q rope from portion OF her clothing
this She unconscious when found the second
time, and was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
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Lewis Beach was born In New-YorK. on
March go, 1885. and consequently hi'y-
one years OF when he died. lie WI"
A man o, medium height, with "a swarIhy, DARK
complexion and curly iron-gray hair. In political mat
he Doloi for his rccence secrecy and Vgor o
movement whom the time he thought for action had ar
rived lie belonged to the Antirildcn wing OF the Dem
ocrac party this state aud caused both Goyorpors
Tilden and Robinson good deal OF annoyance whiio
they attempting to run the Democratic machine
flo combined the professions OF lawyer and farmer ho
was from tho Yale Law school In lsoo WAS
admitted to the bar that year and began the practice OF
law this city. In 1861 hs bought iafm
III Orange County, being In poor health
ard he alternately practisol IN tho courts
and worked upon his farm lo wretea g0Ol deAl Io'
newspapers aud the author OF History OF corn
wall" - ,cu.
In 1869 he elected Supervisor OF the town OF Corn
wall Prom lsT7-I9 lie was "A me Db-r ana treasurer VI
the Democratic state Committee lIo was pIacou uPon
the Democratic Electoral Gcket by the Drnocrato o'lo
Convention In lssO, but resigned hs position "hoh 10
nOmna ated subsequently by tho Democrats Tor on
gre.s the XlNth District, which was cOppose VI
the counties OF Orange K"ckiand and sullivan ne wa,
reelected In 1882 and In 1854 In lo9S
Mr. Beach received l112S votes. ana snow. MS heP"p
oan opponent. 1874 votes For several years Pas'
Mr. Beach aborei At WASHINGTON and Albany 70 get reg
islatve pornlsson for the construction oi prIuso
scross Hudson River ~ storm King Mountain "e"i
Cornwall.
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OBITUARY NOTES,

LONDON, Aug. 11.-Professor Grell, rcformer
OF German church music. Is dead.
VIENNA, Aug. 1l.-Dr. Jacob Rappaport, the largest
financial speculator In this city, died yesterday OF
apOpleXy
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LONG BEA on HOIEL MEN ARRESTED

Henry A. Graves president OF the Long
Reach Improvernent Company, Judge j. d. Campbell
o,rsc,o, Rcbard H. stearns manager OF tho hotel and
avo deputy shers arrested By Constable Eldrich
at Long Beach on Tuesday ou charge OF ASSAULT pre-
svs%iusd bsforo Justice Cloves to-day. Smith 10
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST H. 1886

with whom no was engaged 10 experiment with
the explosive The assistant was literally blown to
pieces. Mr.. Davis hit the back and died tho fol-
lowing day. He was about forty five years old and
widowe bis wife having died In Santo Domingo short
time ago. --
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grocer and has been serving the coagers the beach,
The hotel people Tuesday morning refused to allow
deputies Smith began a suit for damages for the loss
OF the Roodh which he could not deltver.
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THE PRISONERS APP iAL-MOKE RECRCIls-lHE
CASE OF MONDRAGON.

CASE OF MONDRAGoN.
Ell PAso Aug. H. An American newspaper
correspondent IN company with Samuel Field. we'll
known citizen of Dallas Cutting in the Jail at Paso
del Norte yesterday. 81 asked him particularly he
said, as to his alleged circulation personally i'll
Mexico Of the article complained Of lie replied: !:
Upon going to the Mexican side, on the morning
of the publication, had in my pocket copy OF the
paper FL Sentintl" entered a cafe kept by
a friend of mine, and casually handed him paper,
the only one had This is all did, and is the only
truth as to the story OF my circulating great
bers of the paper in Paso del Norte' l asked Cut
ting whether he intended TO appeal bis TO the
Supreme Court Of chihuahua. He said that bis at
torney. young Mexican student just out of the law
school, had determined 10 do So"
L,REDr Tex. Aug. IA general uneasiness pre-
walls here the unprotected situation Of this city.
Many Americans who have been sojourning in Mexico,
some on pleasure and others on business. coming
over this side of tae river in anticipation Of trouble
san ANTONIO. Tex. Ang. 1l.-The District-Attor-
ney to-day received instructions from Governor Ire
land to look for the indictment against Francisco
MondragOn for the murder OF ShOlhagcn here III
1866. he unable 10 find it, but did find among
the papers in the document TO show that the
extradtOn papers lad been issued for Mondragon and
placed in the hands of Ben Bonnet, then sheriff who
went to Piedras Ne9ras where he arrested Mondragon
and himself captured by Mexcans
S,N FRANCISCO. Aug. LITTLE officers of the Sd
Irish Regiment at special meeting last night decided
10 oder their services TO President Cleveland in event
OF complications with Mtxico.
CHICAGO, Aug H." There is not in my
department moved" said General Terry this morning
i'll reference to the reports that unusual activity
the order about the military posts anent the possible
trouble with Mexico. There is such thing pre-
parations being made for the removal of troops to
Texas"
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL (SpeciaD - General A. W.
Clifford OF san Antonio, arrived in the city to-day from
Nuevo Leon. Monterey, Mexico. Speaking OF the feel
ing the frontier, he said The classes con-
gregate the frontier OF both sides These people
want The intelligent people either side don't
want any trouble Before talk about whipping
Mexico for such Offences had better not adopt
plan OF compelling officers TO comply with
lawsi"
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 11.-Public sentiment here
Gardng the Cutting Is s aroused, owing largely
- the threats OF from the Of Texas and there
general ubeasness lest International troubles may
arise from thorized invasion OF Mexican soil.
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dette Mrs Furman, q blind woman, recited "How Mt.
Mann Missed the Train" Professor Palmer with Ills
onartette sang Miss Mcguire gave "Bairnies Cuddle
doom" Dr. Deems, pastor OF the Church OF the
Strancers spoke This afternoon Professor Davis gave
a lecture on "stamens and Pistils," illustrated with
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E4RNiNGS OF CORPORATIONS.

REMARK ABLE EXHlDlT OF GAINS md LOSSES OF
VARIOUS COMPANIES.
ALBANY, Aug. 1.-THE annual reports of
the gross earnings OF corporations coming in to
the Controllers Office They make remarkable exhibit
IN man cases gains and losses during the year. Fol-
lowing is table OF the important far received,
as compared with the reports Of last year. They all
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LEWIS BEACH.

NEwBURG, n. T., Aug. ll.-Congrcssman
Lewis Beach died here last night. lie was taken III IN
Washington several weeks OF typhoid fever ami rc
moved to his homo IN Cornwall. lie was supposed 10
passed tho crisis OF the disease and tobe improving
until yesterday when he rapidly failed. dying at ~
oc'ock last night Tho funeral arrangements are not
yet made. The service VIII probably take place Oh
saturday.
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DALLAS, Tex, Aug. LA former resident of
Dallas is said to occupy acelin the prison which
Cutting Is confined. lie is coored man of the name OF
Albert Stevens. Stevens went to Paso del Norte and
the Mexican officials, mistakng him for another person
who is wanted for some offence the law songht
70 arrest him. He drew his revolver opened iii but
the officers effected his arrest was taken To ai
where he now languishcs His friends think his m
one which calls for diplomatic corres spondence.
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Rubcrh thr California Insect Powder
II YOn DO Not

An inable externinatOr rothes bebugs mosquitoes.
flies Put only in covered By our trade
mark Buhach. Try it.
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RAILROADS..
MISCELLANEOUS,

The city railroad reports will probably attract the
attention. This years reports uclude OF course
the Of strikes and the result thereoi
ls distinctly marked In tho immense decrease IN the
earnings OF the Third Avenue which the strike was
most The reduction from the earnings OF last
year is Sll74s7. while there decided gain in earn
ings on the Second Avenue. lis immediate
rival OF sos, S1l. The increase on the
Seventh Avenue OF S507 OF due chieny TO
the brisk business in connection with IT OF Jake
Sharps lively Broadway attachment. which up to the
present ha. put separate ropor The gain OF the
Dry Dock 10 also remarkable. The Brooklyn Elevated
oads gain Of 900 due chiefly TO the fact
that II was hardly running last year but with
such an IL seems not TO have anected the
receipts the horse which show raining on
Of only abouI $50 OOO which might might have been
chiefly caused by the onc-day tcup Inc ferry
receipts show adverse effect OF the Bridge compct-
tion the table, the decrease daring the year on the
amounting S42s 207. The Union Ferry. which covers
most OF East RIVER IL yet hear FROM IA are also the
NswYork Elevated and most OF the big steam railroads
81 Tho Sf1fa
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MARRIED.

Enjoy meals Holman Pad II VIII regulate your
stomach and liver ANA restore your appetite
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COLONEL MCAULL HGHLY PLEASED
81 have returned,' said Colonel John A.
McCsui yesterday, 10 hnd good The succsss Of
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wRrGHT-RYER-At the residence Of Mrs " Ryer. Brook.
lvn August II. 1856 by the Rev :. b. Halliday Mario
louise liycr to William f. Wright, " d., of New York
No cards.
al notices Of marriages must be ndorael eith full NAM
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Special Notices

Hamilton Vocation Organs.
New and inproye styles OF these Art instruments now on
e,hpon ana at The WaterOois. IS East -odsl ~ l.
descriptive circulars sent ON Application
No. d Cologne.
The most fragrant refreshing Cologne is CA>WELi
NNSsEY y co 40. Cologne l2l way and 51s 5tlaNe
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common porous pIasters-which you can get for
song At any OF the Cheap John druggiste-you have
merely thrown away yoar money. for one Benson's
Capcine Plaster Is worth them an The reason n
this :-Benson's 10 the only porous plaster in the
market that Is honestly and skifuy made, and sci.
entihcaly medicated- Others NO more than non-
they possess none Of the Ingredients which render
Benson's valuable The latter are prompt to act,
pleasant to wear, and cure In few hoars ailments
which others will NOT relieve. The public are
especially warned against so-caiIed "Capsicin,"
"Capsicam," "CApncin" or "Capsicine's plasters q
worthless articles intended deceivo AK for Ben
sons and look for the aThree Seals trademark ana
the word "Capcine" cat in the centre.
dec30wSNly
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MarrteD.

In vinalhaven. July /, By Rev. c. r. Penney. d.
D., Geo. W. vinal to hiss Evie N. Lane, both Of
vinalhaven.
In Lewiston, June 30, c. W. Dunn of Auburn, TO
Miss HoYtense Washburn Of Lewiston.
In Auburn, June 20. Mellen r. Lfttiefeld to Miss
Vauuie c. Kenney, both Of Auburn.
In Winthrop, July 1, Timothy Collins to Florence
z. Dudley, both of winthrop.
In Kingfeld, June %, Sidney G. Hinkley TO Miss
Ada v. Chiids, both of Salem
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city Personals.

Mrs. s. E. Young il in the country for
few days
Miss B. F. Gulliver of Boston, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Fred Plaisted, the new business man
ager Of the New Age, has arrived in town.
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In this city. june 10, Orren L. Hood aged - yrs.
In Topsham, June Is, Mrs. Sarah r. MAliett, aged
IS years.
In Lewiston, July /, Patrick D. AcGillimddy,
aged g years. months.
In Poland Corner. June u. Joseph II. Durgin aged
81 years.
In East Poland, June q. Miss Abbie y. Stone.
aged IS years.
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David Cargill. Esq, was in the city last
week distributing the Maine Register for
1856 to subscribers. 1t is published by Hoyt,
Fogg & Donham, but Mr.. Hoyt died while
the work was in preparation, and the labor
has chiefly devolved on Mr.. Donham and he
has accomplished it in a successful manner.
The book is larger than ever, and contains
some new features. such as recapitulation
BY counties of the population, polls and es-
tates for 1870 and 1880, the ancient and In
dian names OF towns and localities in Maine,
stAtisticts, etc.
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The local train from the west was delayed
an hour or more Saturday afternoon by a
leak in the boiler of the locomotive. A Sec
ond engine pulled the train through Augusta.
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The victory of the Bowdoin crew at Lake
George was creditabe one, considering the
fact that three of the men were Freshmen
and the Remaining three had never been con-
nected with any of the old Bowdoin crews.
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Dr. Young of the State Board Of Health,
returned from East Madison, Saturday,
where he went to investigate q diphthera
epidemic which has been raging there, some
eight persons having died.
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GETTYSBURG.
"Did We Win the Battle."

[Respectfuly inscribed tc John F. Chase, Augusta
ibid we win the battle?"
wounded soldier cried,
When on the field they found him,
With death on every side.
1t seemed that just a whisper
Would bear his life away,
A on the field of carnage
This wounded hero lay.
"And did we win tt bat,e?"
What love Of country herei
All thought of self fogotten,-
And death had been 90 neari
Our Gag still waves above him;
Each fold points at scar;
He bears. for love Of country,
wound for every star.
Though ii were man or demon
That caused this cruel strife
Though were II Satsn's minions
That sought our Nations life,-
When blazoned on our banners
Are Justice" "Truth" and "Rirht,"
o, safe art thou, my country,
Wi b such IS he TO fghti
Monmouth. Me. Oscar p. Frost
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There are several dogs in town which are
almost amphibious in their habits. Saturday
forenoon one of these CANNES entered the
river near the steamboat wharf, and at eight
o'clock swan across the river and for over
two hours played with the boys who were
bathing on the logs. east side, returning to
the west shore at 10. 80 o'clock.
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The post office will be open from Is to
1879 A. NJ, to day, and from $50 to 1870
M. Letter carriers will make a morning
money order office will be closed during the
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Among the provisions for sumptuous
Fourth Of July dinner at the Soldiers Ma
tional Home to-day were 425 quarts of straw
berries, SO bushels of green peas, 10 bushels
of new potatoes, and 800 pine-spples, fur
nished By Il. w. Soule.
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What is more dissgreeable to lady than
to know that her hair has not only lost its
color, but is full of dandruff ? Yet such was
the case with mine until used Parker's Hair
Balsam. My hair is now black and perfectly
clean and glossy.-Mrs. E. Sweeny, Chicago.
iunel4-dM&Th&wIm 3n
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HALE's HONEY is the best Cough Cure, q, s0e., 81.
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and beauties, Csc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns & Bunions, 25c.
HILLS HAIR 4 WHiSKER DYE-Black g. Brown. 50c.
PIXIES T00THAcHE DROPS cure in Minute, nc.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure, soc
Jan27 teod&w1y
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Local Notices.

Bayou can buy nice fresh caught Penob-
scot salmon from eighteen to twenty-five
cents. also nice fresh sword fish at Central
Fish Mnrket. June29tdIw
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchi
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Keep Cool.

Get 25-cent bottle of Aliens Root Beer
Extract, which will make six gallons of home
made beer. just the thing for the children.
Never lays heavy in the stomach. No trouble
to make. Made entirely of roots and herbs.
Sold by all druggists and grocers
june23tl3t
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We notice some convenient improvements
in the way Of additinnal shelf room, ETC.,
made at the Bazaar.
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The railroad fare to San Francisco, G. J..
r. trip, will not be over 1872. these being the
lowest figures yet given by the railroads.
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Mr.. Emile Barber dined on peas of his own
raising, June Goth, and has pole beans twelve
feet in height and in bloom.
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The city snapped horses Saturday with
Cony Farrar, obtaining pair of gray mares
ve,ghing 200 pounds.
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The executive committee of the Howard
Benevolent Union will meet at the residence
of Mrs.. H. B. Fuller, Crosby street, Monday,
July 18th, instead Of July 9th.
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twill take 600 bananas for dessert At the
insane Hospital to-day.
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Messrs Charles B. Caldwell and Charles
Hamlen took forty-two bass at Belgrade Pond,
Friday forenoon. One of the fishermen in
formed US that the largest weighed between
six and seven pounds
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The insurance on Mr.. Charles Emery's
property recently damaged by fire has been
adjusted. Loss on stock, $500; furniture
and dwelling honse, Sl62.50.
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It's expected that the telephone exchange
will be reopened at Gardiner. The company
has the promise of many new subscribers.
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The special train to Maranocook, yesterday,
vas we'll paronized.
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The troop train from the muster passed
through the city at 1870 A. NJ, Saturday,
bound west. The Capital Guards arrived
home on this train. There we're nine cars
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Mr.. Charles B. Chick has assumed his du-
tie. As Superintendent Of Mails.
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Prison Inspector osgood inspected Bangor
;aa on Friday.
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The Bar Harbor travel is rapidly growing.
Saturday afternoons express consisted of i've
Pullman cars, all the seats in which were
taken; in addition to four ordinary passenger
cars.