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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
SASSY" SEReNADERS
Create a Sensation in Quiet Maine Vii
Iage.

W.T. p,rI-, sept. pa sensation was
created 10 our village Friday evening by
the officer. Of the Law breaking up serc.
mating party.
Nunc two weeks ago MIR. Alonlram Cur
t.. aged - years AT honpred and respect
ed citizen. married Miss Sarah Whitemore,
Il n,ai'lro lady of high resrectahility. In
very poor taste, considering Mr.. Curtis :
agr and social position, the Young men and
bows decided to give Mr.. Curtis a serenadc.
they assembled at his residence with fish
horn, and every conceivable thing tina,
cuad make noise and for several hours
the ight was made hlde0us.
That was last Wednc sdav evening Mr..
Curtis did not notice them feeling it be
nrAth his dignity To 10 SO.
Thursday night they appeared again with
additional force and nnise, and not content
with that they poured filth upon Mr. Curtis :
sercuda and otherwise defiied his premises.
His wift's flowers were trampled under
loot, etc, and wor,l WAS given out that the
.rrcnadcrs were to return the third night.
Certain law abiding citizens of our place
applied to the officers of the law to put a
stop To srch rowdyism.
The third night last Friday they came
acain and after renewing their proceedings
they were met by justice of the peace and
notified they must stop and 20 away. This
WAS received with profanity by the sere-
naderS and the constable arrested one of
'hcir number, a boy with fish horn in his
hand.
Then betllam was let loose and the Off
ecr, were abused. The boy was taken to
H." hotel aud released in the morning with
aut cost, The officers say they were so in
suited and abused while in the discharge of
thcir duties that the hcllgerent members of
the sercnading party will he prosecuted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Interesting Insurance Case.

PuIL,prLrun. Sept 90. - President
Judge Thayer of common pleas court No.
has handle down an important opinion deal
ing with an insurance case. The suit i:
brought by Mrs. NJ. Theresa Reigel of this
city against the American Life Insurance
Company.
The plaintiffs husband John r. Reigel,
took an insurance policy for $1,000 upon
the life of Henry c. Leisenring TO repay
him for debt. Subsequently Leisenring
left the city and disappeared. Mr.. Reigel,
during his lifetime, continued to pa,
the premiums on the policy. and
after his death, his wife also paid the pre-
NUNS to secure the Indebtedness. Finally
Mrs Reigel exchanged her policy fol
another paid up policy for s250o. Sht
subsequently learned that Leisenring had
died in Texas but few days before tht
policy had been exchanged. She therefore
sued the company TO recover the amount Of
the original policy.
The bill in equity was referred to y mas.
ter. who in due time filed his report Judg,
Thayer sets the report aside and orders tha
Mrs Reigel's bill be dismissed with costs
the last article deciding that Mrs. Reigei i
entitled to receive the amount of her orig
inal policy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
FIRING BECAME GENERAL
At a Lecture Against Catholicism in Wy
oming.

CnlfES>E, Wy, Sept. 26.--T. j. Ly-
ons, editor of the st. Joseph American, of
st. Joseph. Mex, attempted to lecture
here last night On -Romanist Influence in
the Public Schools.'' He was frequently
interrupted during his lecture and at lost
called upon policemen and an order was
given to clear the hall. Amid scene OF
wild confusion this was partly accomplished
and when nearly all of the people were out,
Lyons took a revolver in his hand and
started to leave the hall. As he reached
the door Patrick Nolan. a policeman, at
tempted to disarm him.
The crowd closed in upon the two and
LYONS commenced shooting. The firing
became general and fully 80 shots were fired
within few minptes. Pot lex Moore was
shot twice. one of the bullets passing
through his body. intiicting a fatal wound.
Policeman Nolan was stabbed in the face
AMI neck, receiving two serious wounds.
The shooting scattered the crowd and
Lions. with body guard of friends,
reached the hotel An excited crowd of
men threatened to lynch him and followed
and surrounded the hotel.
sheriff Kelley arrested Lyous in his
room and took his reyolyers from him, af-
ter which he was taken to Fort Russell for
safe keeping.
The excitement over the affair is great
and should Moore, who is very badly
wounded, die, an attempt to lynch Lyons
will surely be made.
Lyons is supposed TO have come here un-
der the auspices of an anti-Catholic organ
ization which exists in this city 1t is no,
known who did the stabbing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
REDUCED WAGES
Not to Liking English Cotton
Operatives, Who May Strike.
One Of lowelI's Most Respected Cit
zens Commits Suicide.
what the MassaeAusstss osmscra.s WIN -
To-day.

BosroN, Sept. a6.--The Democratic
state convention tomorrow will rcnominatc
t;overner Russell by acclamation. There
will be but little contest ON the rest of the
ticket. Although not yet completed, the
following is said to he forecast Of the
platform; Endorses the national platform
adopted at Chicago; takes strong ground in
favor of sbolishing the executive council;
demands repeal of the sherman silver
bill of 1880; with reference to the state
bank plank of the Chicago platform,
it SAYS If state banks are 10 be
revived again il must be under the rcguls-
ton of the national government calls for
the choice by Democrats of candidate for
United States Scnator to be voted for by
the DeWocrats of the legislature calls for
u national bankruptcy law denou.ccs the
Mckinley bill and asserts this measure did
not redeem the promises of the Republicans
to reduce the revenue all along the line;
declares the force bill an infamous measure
to perpc,uate the Republican party in
power, declares in favor of local self gov
ernmcnt. dcnouuciny every attempt 10 gov
ern municipalities by the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
THUNDER STORM
Did Considerable Damage in
Several Parts of State.
Skowhegan Juries Appear to Have a
Tendency to Disagree.
Ric hmoud intends TO have Shoe Factory IN
Successful Operation.

I SKowHesGx. Sept sfj.---t Special -The
/ igry in th, case Reed -. Green. for tres
pass, took the case At four o'clock Satur-
E day afternoon They were out until nine
Judge Haskell EXPRESSED himself in very
pronounced manner, and it is currently re-
ported that hr Al one time said that he was
tempted to discharge both jaries and draw
new ones AZ nine o'clock Saturday night
when il va. learned the the jury had not
agreed IN the Reed-t,reea case, counsel
for both parties summoned Clerk OF
Courts Brainerd from his residence and
agreed 10 enter the ease neither party p
which was done, and in the opinion of many
legal gentlemen should have been done be-
fore the case came 10 trial
MONDAY the .uit of James York ct al. vs.,
Eastman fIath0rH was taken mp. Action
brought to recover the SUN of SIS for ser
rice Of plaintiff and wif. on defendant 5
farm for Is davs during May and June ~
Plaintiff savs himself and wife engaged
a i;h defendant that II the plaintiff liked and
tlis. ,i,fen6ent was satisfied with him he
" oud STAY -i1 months that he did stay -
l4vs, hut defendant wife was continually
finding fault with plaintiff and wife and
that be stood II IA long IL he could and
lrfl that siefendrnt had told him that he de
fenlcnt wouldn't pay plaintiff cent for what
h,- hal ,loue If plaintiff left at the time un-
lesf defendant was obliged to
Defense j. that plaintiff vas hired for
months At $50. per month. Nothing was
.ait in contract that If plaintiff liked he was
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Bishop Of Kentucky Knocked SenseIess.

CtScixSArI. Sept. 2G.--A stranger. ap-
parently a madman, called at the Roman
Catholic Episcopal residence at CcviDgton
Saturday and asked to see Bishop Macs.
The colored porter, Nose Edlin, directed
him to the bishops room and hc knocked at
the door, which was opened by the bishop.
Without word of warning the man struck
the prclate in the face twice with his fist,
Knocking him senselcss. lie then turned
and coolly walked toward the street door.
An attendant saw the assault and
screamed for help. The porter seized a
ha,ehet and placed himself in front Of the
stranger. The latter drew frontier pis-
tol, cooked it, aud ordered Edlin ou, of his
way. The colored man obeyed, and the
stranger walked lei-ureIy down the street.
The blows were terrible ones, and it re-
quired some time to restore the aged pre-
late. whose nervous system is terribly
shocked. Owing to recent illness and
great age the assault may prove serious.
The assailant was traced TO the bridge
leading to this city, but there all clues we're
Lost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
sAst nll.
National League Ganss The uirssrs and
The SeeFss.
At c,N,,,xxAfl.


Cincinnatis, o . / q o o.
cleveland, o . l.
Hits Cincinnati, o, Cleveland, : krrors~
Cincinnati, =; Cleveland, O, Bstterics--t Chamber
lain and Murphy Young and Limmer
At WASHINGTON.
Washington. o q l.
i.hilasieiphiss ; o q Nj
Hits-washinetoa 4; rbiladelphls, u. hrror'
Wv asiiiugton, :. Philadelphia, :. bs,tercs-
NJ BAirrMoRt.
New York, . o . o ; =
baltimore, o o.
Hrs Bsl,imer, 9, New York. u. krrers-
Baltimore. 3: New York, s. Ba'erics-Cuhe and
Gan-an Rnsie and Bo,lr.
Al sr. Lo,,s.
81 l.onis, 0 o o ~.
ittisburgs, o o . o.,
Hi,s-st Louis, e. riishurg, :. Erprs-st
Louis, 3; Pi,tshnrg, 1, Batteries -Breiicnst,in
snd Briggs fhrei and Miller,
Boston. 3 o o o o. :
Esookiyp. @" n
Hi,. -Roston, : Erooklyn. i5, trr.rs-B Boston,
/: BROOKLYN, 4. Bsttcries-Stnrtts. Niehol, and
,anzei, Stein and kinslow.
Louisville. o u u ell
hicagos, - o o u O.
Hits-Louis,ine. II; chicago. !. Errors
Louisville, /. C,lcago, ). l,a,ter-s -tlausen amt
Merritt; Hutchinson aud khtredgc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Women Fair MANAGERS Annoyed.

AlB,St. Sept. 26.-The New York state
board of fair managers announces that
there are absolutely no vacancies for ap-
poiutment in that division of the exposi-
ton. One source of much inconvenience
has been an erroneous statement that the
lady managers had offered large prize fol
an ode This has been travelling the rounds
of the press, and the consequence is del
uge % rhyme which continues unabated
The board has received an offer of the old
Flag building at No 252 Arch street, Phil
adelphia. The estimated cost Of its re-
movai to Chicago is from $4,000 to $40.
900. This is the only residence Of colonial
times having a national history now left
standing. In it Mrs. John Ross designed
and made the first American flag, with the
original IS stars and stripes. in 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
SqualI Damages Maine Schooners.

VISrYaRp HAVEN, Mass, Sept. 20
During a squall a, Tarpaulin Cove this
morning. schooner Nellie Eaton Morrison.
of and Calais for Newport. cargo Of lum-
Der, dragged afoul Of schooner Mark Pen
,lleton of Bangor, Pendlcton, Deer Isle,
Me-, for New York, cargo of stone, ut an
chor. The Pendleton lost her jibboom and
headgear The Eaton lost boat dayit,
main gaffs, tore her mainsail and received
other damage.
Schooner Alaska, Brewer, of aud from
Rockport. Me, for New York, cargo OF
lime, dragged afoul schooner Mary Ann
Mccain. Newton. Of and from Bangor for
New York. cargo Of lumber, at anchor. Tb"
Alaska had her main booia, boat and davit
carried away. The Mccain carried away
some beadgfar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Later.

\ dispatch from Laconia, \. H., says
An Italian giving his name as Joseph Ma
ric, and having in his possession two loaded
revolyers, was arrested here TO-DAY and from
his description it is believed that he is the
murderer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Lswyss mutiIaiss Records.

PnILapeLruf,, Sept. ga warrant
was issued this morning for the arrest OF
r. CbalkIey Taylor, who is an attorney for
the plaintiff in case on record. who is
charged with going into the prothonoiary's
Office. and, after examining the records OF
a case in which he was interested, dclibera-
teiy tore ont two or three pages Of the re-
cord and carried them on. The musiIation
Of the record 10 one of the highest Of crimi-
u,I offenses. the penalty for which is fipe
not to exceed ~ 900 and an impris on
fneut Of two wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
A GENERAL STRIKE
Among English Cotton Spinners 10 LOCKED
tor. Account Of Reduction.

Lo>noN, sept. sG.--Ata recent meeting
of the executive council Of the master cot
ton spinncrs federation in Manchester. re-
ports from firms representing over $4,000
oo0 spindles in favor of enforcing hve
per cent reduction In wages were consh-
cred. \ committee was appointcd 10 con-
fer with the operatives association with
view to getting cotton spinn"rs to accep, the
proposed reduction. ovcrtures to this cnd
were made with the result the operatives
have declined 10 accept the masters pro-
posa The federation will, II is thought.
nov attempt To force the reduction on the
men. A general strike of cotton operatives
will probabl, be the outcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
MORE SEAleRS SEIZED
By the Russians Who confscate the Car.
goes.

S.SFR,ScIsco, Sept 2t.--The sealing
schooner. Leon. has arrived here from Pc
tropaul OF Ski and reports the seizure by
the Russisnf of two more Victoria sealers
and the confscatiou of their cargoes of
1900 skins. The crews will be sent TO Yo-
kahama
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Later Particulars Concerning Tragedy.

II appears that about F. VI. Sunday, Il.
l.. Perkins, his brother George. and George
IL. Demerritt were sitting on the rail of the
bridge near the building occupied by the
Italians employed on the water works. \
quarrel occurred between Moses Hartman
who was somewha intoxicated and an ltal-
ian. Hartman Knocked down the Italian
and ran. The Italian quickly regained his
feet and fired a revolver several times after
Hartman.
The Italian had two revolvers and ran
toward tine party on the bridge telling them
to Get out" The party left and the
Italian fired after them, hitting B. l.. Per-
kns. Perkins died at midnight. The
Italian escaped Extra officers were sworn
in and the search began for the murderer
whose description is as follows; Height
5 feet G inches, weight, 100 pounds scar or
mark on face; broad shoulders speaks
broken English; black moustache curled At
end.
He was number - on the Alton Works,
and had brass cheek in ms possession
marked F. ID. NJ. 4 Co. a reward of $500
was offered by the selectmen for an arrest,
The deceased was born in this town and
was some - years of age, aud foreman in
the stock room in the shoe factory.
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AFTER THREE YEARS.
A Supposed Suicide Declared 10 Nave Been
q Murder.

AMSTERDAM, n. sept. 2G.--The Record
or prints the following
Three years ago man named William
Lawrence was supposed to have committed
suicide near Harrowcrs. \ coroncfs jury
rendered verdict accordingly. A woman
with whom ne was living and who was sup
posed to he his wife. has within the past
few days made affidavit TO the effect that
Lawrence was murdered by u man named
Byron y. Chase. now serving term IN the
Albany penitcntiary. II is though that
Chase shot Lawrence during quarrel. The
woman's statement has caused great SEN
sation at iiarrowers and Hagemens.
Lawrcnce's body was found at the side OF
the road with a bullet hole in his head and
near the body lay revolver.
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IN DESPAIR,
And Growing Worse in
stead Of Better, Day
by Day.

4 worthy woman Rescued from the
Grave ny using HIDDEvs MAG
AETIC COMPOUND -- 4 Lesson 80
plain that he who rims may Read
aad Cnderstand ~ well.
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Further Damage Done by Storm.

NoRwALK, Conn, Sept. 90. - During
SATURDAY nights severe storm, Lewi- st.
Johns big barr, in New Canaan, " as burned
by lightning at loss of SO. 600; partially
insured The Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company test station at George
town was also destroyed by lightning. The
building which contained Wallace Williams
jeweIry store was destroyed causing
5000 damage
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The Murderer Found

Lto>iA, \. H., Sept. 26--Ioseph st.
Maria, the Italian arrested here today on
suspicion of being the murderer of b J..
Perkins of Alton, has been fully identified
as the individual wanted and was confined
tonight in Belkap county jail. It's under
stood the prisoner makes no defence, but
admits he fired the fatal shots at Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
ANOTHER CAUGHT
And this One Coniesses He Committed the
Murder.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2G.--Matteo LaHni.
the Italian who murdered his wife in the
Spruce street tenement Sunday evening,
was captured this afternoon near Pawtuek-
ct and brought to this city. The prisoner
confessed d he committed the deed through
iealousy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
jnfantcide at Bangor.

BAxeoR, sept. 26.-The dead body of IA
new Is born infant was found IN the river
tonight above Bangor in bag filed with
heavy rocks. woman's skirt was found
on the bank of the river. No cline. The
body had been in the water for several
days
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Appeai for Parochiai School.

BlppEroRp,Sept 26.-Rev. Father Line
han, pastor of St. Mary's church, Bidde-
ford has issued an appeal to the parish for
500 600 to complete the Parochial school
now in process of construction. There is
talk of huiliing n new church soon.
The funeral of Maria Cecile Patoiue,
nun. occurred at st. .Ioseph's church, Mon
,lav morning. The church was crowded.
several visiting priests and nuns were pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27
Annual kaeetinq OF Trustees.

SKowHtGAS, Sept. %, Special. The
annual meeting of trustees of the Bloom
field Academy an Coburn Free Public Ii
brary was held this afternoon for the elec-
ton of officers. James B. Dascomh was
chosen president, George n. Page. secre-
tary. T. +. Danforth, treasurer. The com
mttee TO have charge of the public library
i, l.. W. Weston, 5. W. Gould and X. B
Shcpherl
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PEsacooK. N. H., Sept. 2G.--The buii'i-
ings Of B. Frank yarney, situated mile
from this village. were struck by lightning
at ) A. NJ and burned. Loss sfoO0; in
sured for $500. One horse perished
-Four men we're in the barn when the light
ming struck. Two were prostrated and
severely burned.
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yaii Stones Big as Beans.

LtyERuoKE F,LL>. sept. pa heavy
thunder AMI hail storm occurred at Liver
more Falls. Monday morning. The hail
stones were rs large rs beans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27

Are YOU the victim of nervous disease in
any form Then read the foiioRing tcsti-
monlai. II points The way % health 30,
tboa, ana do likewise;
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rhunderboit in Winthrop

WINTHROP, sept. 26.--A heavy Thunder
''lnwcr passed over Winthrop Monday
morning. lightning struck large tree in
the year of the passenger station, also just
outside the village. Lamps were lighted it
was So dark.
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Wa,erviIle. me-. to Have Free Delivery Ser

wA.nrseroS, Sept. 2s.-The postmaster
general has issned an order 10 establish
free delivery service at Waterrille, Me-,
beginning Dec. list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27

BrppEroRp. Sept. 26.-Rev. William
RAIDER of Biideford has deci'ied TO accept
the call to oaklani, Cal. conditioned upon
his wife's health which is poor and caused
him to resign here.
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Schooner for Calais Disabled.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Sept 26.-Sehooner
Amerald of and for Calais from Boston
sprung a leak and put in here and entered
rroteft. Her cargo is supposed to be part
IL damaged
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Burned BY Lightning at Madison

SRowurrA~. SEPT. 6.--Iightning strnek
anil burned the farm buildings of w. +.
Fr,usl. at Madison Monday morning. Loss
5000: insured for 5000.
The house of Gurus Stevens in Winthrop
was burned saturday. Defective chimney
was the cause. Loss. 500.
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Powell Requested msrder Case Continued

BosroS Sept. 2s.- Riceard Powell charg-
ell with the murder Of George W. Brown in
December, 1850. was arraigned in Somer-
vile police court today and pleaded not
guilty and at the prisoners request the
case was continued to Sept. %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-27

Lownlr, Mass, Sept. 26.--Edward Law
renee, arrested for sstting fire to a shop on
Lake View avenue this morning. is held for
trial. Excelsior saturated with kerosene
oil has been found. The damage was e2
coo.
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BENEFICIAL EFFECT
Noted in Mrs. Harrison's Condition Attributed
10 Cool Weather.

WAsnIxerox. Sept. 25.--Mrs. Harrison
was perhaps trihe more comfortable than
usual today. Her appetite appears little
better The cool weather has beneficial
effect upon the invalid.
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BELFAST RACES.
Closing Races Of the Waldo Horse Breeders
Association.

B,tr,>r, Sept. 2G.-, Special - The
"lnS.ug RACES of the Waldo Trottiug Horse
breeders Association were held on their
park saturday afternoon. Three classes
we're entered 20. frec-for all and . 50
The following is a summary:
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craesiae stsIIs ! Costly pastiae

PsovrDgscE, Sept 2s.--frank Nolan
who fractured the skull Of Jacob Nightin.
gale, bis employer. several weeks ago, vas
today sentenced TO % years in prison
Nightingale has recovered.
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NasHrA, n. H., Sept. 2s.--Mrs- DR.. G..
B. Stevens Of Manchester was this morn
ing arraigned in the supreme court here,
charged with the murder Of Phoebe Leda-
on. She pleaded not guilty.
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Released iron Quarantine.

Srw Yons, Sept. 2G.-The steamers
arizona and Ancboria were released from
quarantine this afternoon.
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BosToS, Sept. 2G.-For New England
Tuesday. fair. slightly eooler, westerly
winds, diminishing in force. Wednesday
warmer winds, probably fair.