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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30
AMUsDMENre.


A good sized audience attended the prs-
sents ion Of the Silver King by the Zefie
Tilbury company at Granite Hall last even
ing. The good impression made by the
company on the opening evening was
fully sustained. The members Of
1t are ali artists Of high merit.
Never before has u company Of this high
character played to Augusta audiences At
popular prices. The generous patronage
given 1t by our best citizens 10
proof that the true merit of
their work 10 recognized. The cast In the
Silver King like that in Rosen lale vac re-
markably even. All the parts were we'll
taken. and there we're no weak places to
mar the harmony Of the occasion. Arthur
Lewis as Wi!fred Denver showed bims II
TO be an actor Of rare power and Miss
rilbury - Nellie Denver more than sus-
'ained the splendid reputation that pre-
ceded her to this city. She 10 certainly
one Of the faest actresses that ever
visited this city. Her power in strongly
sensational passages was seen in piaces In
the play last evening to much advantage.
TO date, however. the plays In this ci'y
have given to, much prominence to the
leading gentleman's part, to enable Mise
rilbury to show her full powers a, an act.
ress. Tonight the play will be East Lynne,
and the part Of the heroine will
give her amrle scope to show her
splendid abilities to full advantage. There
is probably no play in the Esglsh language
shich equals this in its emotional intensity.
Ii has never been played in thi, city With
an actress Of Miss Tilbur,'s powers ~ the
leading lady. 1t will be sure to draw q full
house. The play tonight and on all sue
ceeding evenings while this company re-
main in the civ, will close in ample time
for parties coming from Gardiner an l Hal.
lowell to take the eleven o'clock train
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30
TEN DAYS
EXCURSION
CHATTANOOGA and RETURN
$780,


Mesars. RAYMOND ana "hiANV""
VTYILL per. onslly conduct an excursion Of the
=" East Chattanooga Land Company 70 that
tapoora. Tenn May 3, 1880 to attend the sale OF
city and residence lots of this Company May q.
ands Train composed solely OF ve-fihued fuh
man cars (paror, sleerine and dining leav.s
Fitchburg depot Bo>ton, Mass, Satnrdsy. May s,
At r. NJ, arriving nj Chattanoos Monda', May
s. a,sA VI All transportation and living ex-
pa .es Of exrursionists during the trip ana white
In Chattanooga Included in the $50. and he Com
many i'll spare eiot 20 make the trip thorough
iy emo, able TO all paritctt ants
IN. value Of the East Chattanooga Land Com
panys properly Is a.nrss 9s ms ~ sa,r ns
And succ.ssful city of the whole SOUTH Henry A.
Pe,eAr Esq President of the Ihomsen-houston
Electric compas v. says "fast thstiAnooks s nss
thsn the city OF Chat,anoonga Itself 1t HiI be
pro-p. rous town. 1t cannot be stopped. 1t has
got to come . ,s....
FOR full information and prospectus address
L. b. Russell secretary OF the
EAST CHATTANOOGA LAND CO,
~ Summer street, Bosto-, Mass, or any Of Its
officers or directors. a. follows
President, A MOWER
vice pr, sideni, J. SULLIVAN, NJ ID.
treasurer. j ". ADAMS, io4 East Eighth st.,
Chattanooga. Tenn.
seer, tary, l.. b. RUSSELL. IS above
pIREc TORS.
A. A. MOWER, Lynn. Mas.
J SULLIVAN. N u, Manchester, y. H.
l.. b. RrssELL Boston, Mass.
MHuRtEY. Lynn Mos
g. II. BRYANT. oaklan {. Ne.
Us ANTHONY, Lynn. Mass
Luther ADAMS, les 5 ste ST., boston' ma
A. HtFrERNAS. Lynn, Mass.
JT JAMESON. Chattanooga, Tenn.
For the further couve MI OF the public W. ''rs
RAYMOND 4 whi,cosb will furnish full info M, M
tion to the exearsion, Also prospee,a.. ns
Compsuy. aud receive subscriptions for its s'ock !
Al th.ir ciaces, sp6 Washington st. boston %
Rroadway, New York. III south Ninth ~ nua
d~iphia; l4t superior ST., CieveAnd' anu iss s'u''
CiaIk ST., Chiss
apr2sistnr
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STATE HOUSE MATTERS.

J. s. Hartman Esq, of Belfast was here
on business yesterday.
Agent W,m.n of the Chicago National
Loan and Building Association, was at the
State House on business yesterday.
Joseph Madiocks. Esq, of the Booth
bay Harbor Board of Selectmen, visited
the Capital yesterday on town business.
Mr.. A. Eugene Nickerson, formerly .
clerk to the Valuation Commissioners,
was calling on friends at the Safe House
Monday.
Private Secretary Stevens and Miss
Gould are now occupying the Governors
room. A little room 10 to be built on to
their Office where papers can be fled and
stored.
Large mails containing the fiscal and
statistical returns from the selectmen and
school officers in the different towns are
being rec eived At the Supt. Of Schools de-
partment. Sixty pieces came on Tuesday
mornings mails. Many Of these have to be
sent back for corrections and pretty soon
the delinquent officers will have to be spurred
up with letters from the department 90 that
work there promises to be brisk for several
weeks to come.
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Landlord Peass OF Fairfield Dead.
FAIRFIELD, April 20 Landlord Pease
of the Fairfield House died Monday night
Aroostoek Pomona Orange.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal
The regular meeting of Aroostook Po-
mona Grange was h. ID with Caribou Grange
on Saturday, April 26th. Owing to the bad
state of the roads the attendance vas not
50 large as it otherwise would have been,
bat goodiy number of Patrons and their
~iyes from the oranges in the vicinity were
crescent despte the bad travelling. The
forenoon WAS d. voted to routine work and
comforting the tfth degree. After par,ak-
nx of bountiful dinner. which was well
served by the good sisters of Caribou
G snge. the mt embers resssembled IN the
tall for the work of the afternoon.
The committee on cooperation IN selling
wool, reported that they had made arrange
ments with the Presque Isle Bank for
money. and would pa' down fifteen cents
per pound on all wool delivered to them, the
remainder to be paid when tie wool was
sold.
Hon f f. Parkhurst introduced the fol-
lowing resolution with appropriate remarks
on the value of the enterpr Sc named to
Aroostook county;
Resolved, that we, the Patrons of
Husbandry Of the Aroostook Valley, as
sembied in Pomona Grange, desire to ex
press our appre ciation Of the enterprise of
the kenDebec Journal in making known to
The public the resources and caps bilities
Of Aroostok County, and that we would
recommend that all Patrons in the county
encourage the undertaking by subscribing
for the Journal.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
BY o rising vote. Worthy Lect Edward
Wiggin, in behalf Of the Journal, thanked
the members for the action taken and for
this hearty endorsement Of the enterprise,
and expressed the hope that it would result
in much practical benefit 10 Aroostook
County.
The topic for the afternoon was Farm
Accounts" which was opened with . very
able and interesting paper by Sister Webb,
of Caribou Grange 1t treated Of the
value to the farmers of keeping q strict
business account with the farm and the
several crops, also of the advantages of
CO. operation between the farmer and his
wife and children on all business matters
The paper was full of excellent points and
was much enjoyed by all present. The
subject was then open to general discus
sion, in which q large number of the
brothers and sisters participated. The ex-
ercises were interpreted with fine music,
by the choir. Ii was voted to hold the
next meeting in the Exhibition Building
st Presque Isle, on Thursday June l9th.
The present cond ton of Grange work
in Northern Aroostook is encouraging and
the outlook bright for the future.
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NATIONS CAPITAL.
Land Forfeiture Bill Discussed
by the Senate.
Long Discussion in House 0TeP Classin.
cation Of Eorsted Cloth as Eoolels.
Speaker Reed Has Occasion to Call
Mr. Mia to Order.

WASHINGTON. April 90 Reconsideration
of the IAnd forfeiture bill vas resumed
Plumb. who has charge of the bill, dis
cussed Cslfs amendment ~ 10 railroad
lands in Florida. he said there Was no ev-
idence before the Senate. outside Of the
Senator'S state ment. tina. there vas any
considerable number Of people on the lands
in question. and be thought the Senator
was mistaken as 70 the number of cases
involved. II the amendment was adopted
II would cast cloud on the titles of all
persons 10 railroad lands in Florida and the
bill would be . bill of destruction. He
closed with an Allusion TO the democratic
side Of the chamber being Influenced in
action by geographical and sectional differ
ence.
Berry declared it to be the duty of Con-
gress TO take away every acre of land held
oy railroad companies that had not com
piled with the conditions of the grant. He
believed in sanding by the contract. He
said nine tenths of the republicans had
voted uniformly sgsinst the forfeiture of
railroad lands earned out of time, and the
democratic House and me jority of demo-
cratic Senators had voted the other way
As to the Florida amendment, he said it sp-
plltu " ADOut bbU,UJO ACEcs Outblut tDt
original limit. which never had been granted
to railroad company or State of Florida.
and of this 100000 acres SO 900 were
owned by a Washington lobbyist, who got
them as fee for his services in the in
terror department He charged the repub-
licAn side of the Senate, in opposing the
amendment, was true to its instincts in
favor Of monopolies.
Cali said the railroad company claimed
it was entitled to the lands in question by
reason of its having built the road. and
asked what effect the claim could have In
the face of the provision Of the law.
On the motion of Dolph to lay the Call
amendment on the table no quorum voted
and call of the Senate showed so menu
bers present.
Sherman gave notice that hereafter
whenever there vas q quorum present and
the vote did not disclose the fact. he would
insist upon the rule that the senators pre- sent
not voting be counted.
Calls amendment was laid on the table
BY party vote.
Several amendments were offered and
rejected. The amendment of Moody was
agreed to. declaring that the act shall not
be so construed as to confer any right Oh
any State. corporation or person to lands
excepted in grants. The bill was passed
without division.
Mcpherson introduced bill, which was
referred to the committee on pensions, |
granting pension of 81 800 year to the
widow of Gen. George B Mcclellan.
The Senate proceeded to the considera-
ton of the House bill to simplify the laws
IN relation to the collection OF revenues,
commonly known as the administrative
bill. The committee amendments and Two
formal amendments of Evarts were agreed |
to Other amendments we're offered and
went over until tomorrow. AT 535 the |
Senate adjourned.
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SPARKS From MAINE WIRES

The house and barn belonging to Herberr
Rowsl at Ash Point, South Thomsston, was
totally destroyed by FIRE Saturday. Loss
81 500. insured.
charge of . house, for feather BID and
other bed ing. 70 be for~Arted To- him At
the jail; also the trunk containing his pa
pers.
Rev. E. B Mason Of Cambridgepors, will
b. int .lled pastor o. the Consrs ational
church, Brunsviek, Wednesday evening.
May I. Rev Alexander Mckenzie, d d ,
of Cambridge, will deliver the installation
sermon.
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Death by Alleged Criminal Malprac
tice-A Doctor Arrested.

NORTH Troy, Vt, April 20.-Several
days ago Miss Estella Boomhower died
very suddenly At the residence of DR.. Isaac
Kimbsll near the Canada line, with whom
she had lived many years. The nature Of
the doctors practice and his past career
caused q demand for 4 post mortem exam
ination. when evidence of malpractice was
found. DR.. kimball was committed to
Orleans county Jail at Newport. He has
beel under arrest before for similar Of.
fences
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30

Bosros, April 29.-The S25,0o0 bel
suit brought by james Burt of New
York, against the Advertiser, q ne~spaper
company of thi. city. begun in the superior
cour To-day. Burt char. es the Advertiser
with publishing statements duplicating him
in q conspiracy to defraud the revenue laws.
The alleged libellous articles referred to
investig atoms made a year ago in the ap-
priser. department of the New York Gus
tom House.
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More Strikes Throughout Austria.

VIKxxA. April s9,--Many fresh strikes
In textile factories are reported throushous
Austria. Some factories are guarded BY
troops. Al FrankstAdt . riot vas COM
menced BY incendiaries. The striker,
sacked bumhalca's linen factory and at
tackled the troops with stones and heavy
ciabs. The junior partner Of the nrm
would undoubtedly have been hanged he'd
not his rother sent sum OF Nancy to buy
bis freedom from the enrased rioters.
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Portland Yacht Club Anniversary.

Yacht Club celebrated its 2lst anniversary
tonight by supper At the Preble House,
st which nearly 100 attended Commodore
Bragg presided and Walter c. Emerson
vas toaanaster. Toasts were responded
to by Alderman Benjamin Thompson,
e-Commodore Morrill,. Of South Boston
Club, Col Jared A. Smith, and Hon
Charles F. Libby. There was vocal and
music. The club has now
206 members.
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BuTglariss At eaco and South Watsr-
ford.

SAco. April 29.-The eastern division
station of the Boston 4 Maine railroad Was
burglariz:d Monday night. The thieves
gained sn entrance by breaking . window.
A small amcunt Of cash vas stolen. This
glzrz"t thin iso years.
PoKrL lsD, Apiil 29-Ths American
EIpres. rfice and Libby's general store At
soah " s,erboro we're entered Mooday
night ard large quaniities of boots and
shoes taken. he town people there we're
aroused and pursued the thieves. two in
humber, . distance Of three miles. The
goods were recovered but the thieves es
capped.
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FIRE AT WEEKS MILLS.
Masonic Hall Building and the Advent
Chapel Burned. Together with Con-
tents.

A report reached this city yesterday af-
ternoon of q severe FIRE At Weeks Mills
Monday night about half past twelve.
Masonic Hall building and the Advent
chapel were burned to the ground with all
their contents. Dean Estes coat factory
on the first floor Of Masonic Hall building
was completely gutted snd three thousand
coat. all completed were destroyed in the
flames together with eight sewing machines
and other property. The insurance on
Masonic Hall was about o. 600. and It 10
believed that the insurance on Estes coat
establishment had run out. No insurance
on the chapel. Cau,e Of Hre unkno~n at
time Of writing. 1t is thought that o., 900
will not replace Masonic Hall building.
while the chapel was valued at about eco.
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Boston carpenters' Meeting.

BosroS, April 29-There was q large
meeting Of the Carpenters Union tonight
to decide upon preliminary steps in the
eight hour movement to be inaugurated
May Isl. Practically nothing was
accomplished. The steam filters tonight
voted to endorse the plan adopted by other
trades for lessening the hours of labor.
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Kemmler's Electrocution Stayed BY
Writ OF aabeas Corpus.

AUBURN. N. r., April 29-In the United
States Circuit court Judge Wallace has is
sued writ Of habeas corpus for Kemmler,
returnabIe at CansndaiRus, june II, which
stays the execution. The ground on which
the writ is issued 10 that the act un Ter
which the execution was to take place is in
violation of the constitution.
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First Meeting Of National Mule
8pinners.

FALL RIVER. Mass, April PA call
has been issued for the fret meeting since
the organization of the National Mule Spin
ners Association. The meeting will be
held in Typographical Hail 72+ Washing
ton street. Boston. The folio sIng branch
unions are expected to be represe nted 4:
Fall River, Ne~ Bedford. lowell, Law
renee, Holyoke, WslthAm, Newark and
Kesrney, N, J., Aston and Berkeley, K l.,
Nashua, N. H., Bildeford and Augusta, /,
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Miss Blaine's Wedding.

Miss Blsine's wedding will take place
May 10 at the residence of the Secretary
of State, and, after the large reception
which will folio the ceremony, Mr.. Dam
rosch will take his BRIDE to Baltimore.
where they will spend several days or a
week at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. EN-
mons Blaine. who will loan it TO them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30

Cases OF the contagious diseases Of which
the State Board Of Health is notified, were
reported As folloss. for the week ending
Saturday,, April 2slh.
Diphtheria. 2; Calais, l Hol.
lis, l Ktt-ry,3
Typhoid Fever.-Farminston, ii; New
Sharon, l.
Scarle; Fever.-Aususta. 1; Bristol, l.;
Franklin PI., /; 5anfpri, .; We.torook. l.
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Patent. For Maine Inventors.

Maine patents have been granted Moses
G Farmer. Eliot, two patents on apparatus
for producing sheets of metal by electro.
deposition, and electolytic apparatus for
formir copper ingots; Edwin S. Drake.
Portland, clamp; George N. Spaulding and
C. II. Eaton, Harrison, oar lock; George
A. Hall, Deering, cutter for moving
machines.
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Indians Set Fires on Sioux Reserva-
ton.

MISNEAroLIs. Minn April 29.-The
Journals Pierre, s. D.. special says that
destructive prairie fires have been raging on
the Sioux reservation. man named
Shoun lost 80 head of cattle and narrowly
escaped with his life. The FIRE was set by
Indians, who have since been arrested.
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STATE NEWS.
kkNNEBRC.
Winthrop.

Rev. Mr.. Mcpherson Of Winthrop Gen.
tre preached at the Methodist church Sun
day The schools Of the town commenced
last Monday, except the high school which
has been in session one week k.--Tuesday
evening Mr.. Bisbee's friends called on him,
the occasion being his return from con-
ference for another year. Ice cream.
coffee and cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-30
Pensions Granted Maine People.

Pensions have been granted to he follow
ing residents of Maine:
Original, rheo d. Monroe, Camden;
William +. Abbott, Brewer Village; Hor-
ace Marks. Trenton; Allen Getchell, An
son; James v. Tabor, Hodgdon; David
Lawrence, West Gray; increase, Geo. W.
Goodwin. West Newtield; Franklin II.
Black, Belfast; Henry Wilson, HalIowell
Isaac Snail, Hanover; Eliza. mother of
Oscar Robbins, Winthrop.
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$500, 900 Lost by Fat ures

PHILArELrHIA, April 29.-Atleast $500,
600 wrl be lost BY the collapse OF the Key
stone Watch Club Co. and Atkinson Bros,
jewellers. Of this city. and the Key stone
Standard Watch Mfg Co. Of Lancaster.
Pa These concerns failed . short time
ago.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At ington-Hartford, 7; Whining
ION, 8.
AT sville-Louisv 4; Toledo, 2
Al st. Louis-St Louis. 8; Columbus. l.
Al Newsrk-N.w Haven, Z; Newark, g.
At BALTIMORE Baltimore, 10; Worces
ter, 0
At Washir gton-W Washington. Q; Jersey
City,G.
Games postponed: Brooklyn At Roches
ter and Athletic At Syracuse
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NO LADY SHOULD Be WITH UT

the Celebrated Renediet OF DIE sh An
CRAIG. They never fall to eject perm emf
sure Of Tlatulen, Dyspepsia. Bloating. eraAV
AGections, the worst cases Of Brishft ihSesSe
a.d Liver Complaint. They are particularly rec
o~mended for the use Of ladies that are snoie"
to Bloafins, - they never fan to reduce sh' N 70
their normal size, AMI tive them tnaf senec'
form which they posses-s in Girlhood-
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L. sters Return to Work.

East WEYMOUTH. Mass, April 20
The lasters employed in the factory Of
Edwin Ciapp who struck yesterday, re-
turned to work today. I,i is understood =
ne~ price list was agreed upon, to take
effect May ist.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
0I0NAL eHRvIcH.

Wsathss Indiostsons for tie Next -
Houxa
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Paris Anarchists Arrested for
Attempting 10 Create Disorder.
Striker Fined Gto for Abandoning Duty
More STRIKES IN Austria. =
Railroad nom Dslasoa Bay to the
1taosvaal Frontier Open.

Pans. April 20 Forty more ana'ehists
we're arrested in this city today, for tempt.
ing 70 create disorders among the working
men. The anafchist committee has pace
ed resolutions that the orders Of the police
for the regulation Of the demonstration
next ThursdAy. be obeyed by all auArchists.
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Dwelling Burned Los. $4,000.

Sr. ALBASs. Vt, April 20 The dv ell
ing house Of Samuel Bliss. East Franklin,
was destroyed by fre this afternoon. the
cause is not known. Loss about o. COO |;
insured.
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WAB DnRA1fnAAT,
Once Of the Chief Signal 0fsicef.
WAsHrseros. April 80. l A. n.
For New England: Light rain. cooler,
And westerly winds.
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Baths Loss by Fire.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
BATH, April 29.-The losses by the FIRE
last night are figured to over S44 900, on
which is insurance amounting to s22, $50.
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Fined flo For Abandoning His Post.

DuBLiS, April 29-One Of the striking
signal men on the Great Southern and
Western railway. prosecuted by the direc-
tore OF the company for abandoning his
post, was today found guilty and nned fi0.
The prosecution against six other signal
men WAS withdrawn.
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SAco. April 20. - Capt. Francis W
Lesvi,t, . prominent merchant Of Saco
died of paraly sis, Tuesday, aged 50 years
He leaves family, He followed the ses
many years and was master of several Saco
vessels.
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II you will send US your address, We Will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all about DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
volaic Belt and Appliances, and thei,
charming effects upon the servous debili.
tated system, and how they will quickly
restore you 70 vigor and manhood. Pam.
phlet free. II you are thus Afflicted vt
will .eni you . Belt and Appliances On 9
rial.
vo'sa,c Belt Co., Msrshall. Mich.
s-1-is-s-fniYr
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Dslasoa Bay Railroad Opened.

Lisbon, April 29.-Adviccs from Eau-
renso Marquee on the Delssoa Bay state
the railway from DelasoA Bay to the from
tier Of TrAnsvaal Republic. has been COM
pleted and opened to tariff The opening
OF the line was celebrated by . banquet.
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light Of foot. ard finely proportioned that
his uncommon sire does not appear At first
sight He 10 owned by Mr.. Hovari Nc
Farland Of Fors Fairfield. These are but
few Of the many fne horses owned in
Aroossook. and of others we shall have oc-
casion to speai soon
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4 New York Bar h su,pends.

New YoRk. April 29.-The Homestead
bank closed its doors today Bad business
Is said to be the cause Of suspension. The
bank had capital Of el00,0 and the
depositors will be paid in full.