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The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
For Ga.e.

y n Gorham about twenty minutes walk from the
Il Depot, a House and two acres Of land, covered
with apple trees bearing very choice fruit. As the
property be sod it can be purchased for half of
what the buildings would cost.
DANIEL G.. EMERY.
Gorham, April 15 1878. apr-d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute
E l 5-eod1w&w1t
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
FOR SALE.

A LOT of vacant land, situated on the west side
N of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, SITS.
This let has front of about 61 feet and about 1914
feet deep, and plans have been drawn by How, for
block of seven nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences, and adapted fol the same. Enquire of
EDWIN CHURCHILL
No. Portland Pier,
mar2S From l2 to o'clock p. M.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
Gorhaln, April I, 1878 aprsdiaw3w then dtds
Fer rSaEe-SusnMlcr Resort OrB Che
heaSsle Island

good dwelling house with 12
A.zna ~ rooms in good repair. story and a
E5esf - half store. good well of water, 90
g acres of land five in tillage, and the
- = rest in wood and pasture land; 2s
young fruit trees, part in bearing order The land
is very free from rocks and is situated close to the
sea shore. A good chance to keep store Enquire OF
CHAS. SAWYER,
ap11tf 123 Commercial St, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
A New House for Sale 7

The MARI Farm for Sale or to Let.
SITUATED in Scarborough and for sale low 1t
~ being stock farm, any desiring such would
do well to call and see it before purchasing else
where.
Apply at once corner of Middle and India Streets
or on the premises. arr12dtjun1*
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
Two Nice EHnuse E.nss far Sale.

Two Nice House Lots for Sale.
ANE on Pine Street, adjoining Capt. Geo. Knight
O-9Ox1oO feet, and on Emery, near Spring St., 81
Estate Agent. april 3ws
For Sale.
IN Cape Elizabeth. House and land, from one to
five acres, to suit purchaser; situated on the rood
between the North Congregational Church and Town
House,
For particulars enquire of Geo. r. Barston on the
premises.
Also one House and lot at Point Village.
For particulars enquire On the premises of
apr4eodH JEDDIAH LOVIETT.
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
STORE TO LET.

A large brick store in the Racklcff Block, corner
IN of Middle and Ceurch streets-basement and
first floor, elegantly finished and adapted to iobbing
dry goods or other similar trade.
Apply to ALLEN HAINES.
sept11dtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-04-28
NEW OYSTER HOUSE
WOOD! WOOD

HARD and SOFT WOOD for sale at No. 43 Lin
IL coin street. Also Dry Edgings.
WIN. HUSE.
National Republican., 1873-12-06
PEAL EsgATE ETA Y. PIskGTSRy q %~ OF rHI

REAL ksEAEh sifT u R1skHTSSs %askfaSfas. OF TIE
iss SS Ssf: ,:Ss S
asd = g .Ss Sy wP ssS CITY
building materi. thereof with the Location Of IRE
SSss Sesrias neoh she value " prop rs
erty 10 be published for sub.cribers only IN ssni
iSs twenty Tour squares. '
The pubic ana those dssirins as's saSs Wori are
hereby te.i AHys S, sSS e shS n
nSs sss y
e isss saS @
subdivision IS the same fFs a IsSsFS A %I office
Surveyor Of he District i6oiambIs.
bes so Be- nfxS IN ths pas
that sss sfSr%soI ,ss IN ths WI y
and other r''0rSs ${S Z TX H5haAs. Ia, olsrs
as ,sS1sssss Ssrs q. :ns s.y
md q s Ss iss sIssSs.s S
s4ves sST ssna' Rf RS iSsf sss Slcz! Re
subscriptions and orders will be received at the
PRATT A sog. ~ s Ninth nth street. , ncrthxsss
y Es,ss reEsr. siIs Us psnn.y
ssa VI s: Sssa s a:s:
pcaton 70 any sadssss a may be desired q, a,
Is.ss sc%piisnos 70 pr0nisss Ytds Y ~ aGESspe0
! s&isdn oompnsis. md IPu6lla here
National Republican., 1873-12-06
CARRIAGES.
MEDICAL
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Il. aApRY n.LI5I e.. Y9uns Hsn frog .ss q,
Mslhoa q ir.st%sps New and FsmsrfsSis rs%s me
yslopss xadIs.s HS AID iss9 bfATfoS. NJ. %
duct and professional skill. ocl7sm
National Republican., 1873-12-06
RAILROADS..
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

bfror oonsrss soRfaRRrsA4ED osREffaR AED srnrrrs
rfHfSS sIS1i%SSt foh SSS!l'I; Il
daily except Monday, press, daily
sJs a m. New YorE Ex Is rs a. M. hccommod..
2ress, daily. except Sun ton. daily. srespi bun.
sssdsiiy accommodation ~ VA I. m, Bait express.
u ~ M, Fast Line except Sunday,
II !. m. Nov York e. l,pe r irom M, seecnmod. w
press, except Sunday. ton, Souihern mail
s13. Baltimore express, liy,eIcept sunday.
5SePs m suRaE sslsnor, M H rs.
eonmods.ion. daily. Il. y . m, NJ %sesom%oda.
~ % Hccomoia Cg; 'ISspas S pasy 5sndfik iikcm
a ton. except 5uudsy Bsllimore,dsily cioer!
E&shif Mi ffsip fnppr.s ss' 1SSsss. Slss. from West and
s.s D. M, fsclhos Il. IL IS p. m. Southern
pres daily. EIpiess,eIcept ssadsy
II q, Nov Yorf eIprers,
except Sunday.
Trains lsayins Wa.hinston e. SO N. Y, Ssna
arriving q Maflboroatl ~ 10 m. 8 th and 90 pm
snd 20 p m, connect Il Bow3s With irains isavins
Meriboro st 100 9. m, 20 and 8 10 2. m
ssypd s USS nd 4 fa ccs
nue., northwest corner siIth and Pennsi lYania svs
Vet Thiouss dsisss 70 olnclnass, m Solunsnss, S sns
tsacsnp ttRsda,snaponb. n houi,ys ~ Louis New 9iiesns
ksst. Wesi, North and sonia. -"1 :" 'o'As
EkRSBBssssaE:; a:;S efR ss!.sSs.4 .sHs,n:"S;n. sssas
National Republican., 1873-12-06
DENTISTS.

nENTISTRY.-C. d. FOSTER, M. D., FOR
IL thirty years Dental Practitioner In PhilAdel.
phis and New Yorh A st,ends 70 ali branches Of his
Be utful sets OF teeth plAtinA, gold, and other
materials on the most reasonable tsrmA nov6u
n w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
Os No, esS Pennsyivanla avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. lover Teel'a) Nitrous oxide sas
! speciality. Terms modefnte. oc9lty
IN. A. PRATT, GRADUATR OF
e44Y,, Ohio College Of Den,l Surgery, li Bsy.
enth street, between D and 4. . few doora
south cf ODD Feflosu. Hall WAshingfon- 0as
used In extracting Teeth Teeth sle . set, either
Jaw. NlIM
National Republican., 1873-12-06
DYEING AND SECURING.

WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
wv WAY,.aenils men. the best way to get
W,Ses Or sSssths.s II he s's ssS. " Ssg
present rns h TO dispe%ass % sish he new SUIT sspa
CLEANED or DYED; so Keeping up respectable
appearance and saving ample for the above obJect.
Al the ruah In about over. all orders will bs
promptly allied: the work done In the best ma nner
charges Reasonable. No charge for the above ai
WI wHRATLRY, ....
PREMIUM STEAM DYEINQ AND SECURING
RSTABLISHMENT, ~
N Jenerson street. aeorsstown. d. q;
National Republican., 1873-12-06
RAILROADS.

THRoueH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Trains betveen wsshinston and New York ~
n2g run q folloys, viz
Lave dany' except Sunday, at !. m. and snA
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
~ Leave daily, except Sunday. at q. m. and I. -
M ON SUNDAY.
,l,es,e for Nev York a. sS p. m, and Phiisdag.
IN. aa,i.ssDins cars ior New rort orss .. m tran
: Throush Tickets 10 phnsaelph,., New Yorr ar
pposson ~ ian be had at the Station offco st al hour
sYi,nn,a also. the Companys Once. tss Punn-
a. ra,,sensers purchasing chets stthc Avenue qSos
ana cb q have their bsxssse called foY
apd ~ ppt " N the bseyass car. v
for schedule between Wsshington. Bsltt1orca ~
m COLE oenersI Ticket Agent
,0aao. D. hooSTZ, Agent At Wsshinston.
National Republican., 1873-12-06
A LxANDsIA AND wasHrNeToN RAHs

A kSAR E}SfssSSSS SSS ififxia6 HHSA6Sfa AND rRsDs
sDs YSs saspa sP !ss = iolIos:,
70. 4 m: "a moon. q q !. 8 m.
Ccssi Isln. ls.ys. .Als,.pdri. .. tollov.. g. =,
sam ND p y: irsm hs.SndIis daily; III othsi
TIslns Ss;S SSs sSaa.os with train. % ws.A.
4UAsti0S .ooommSast,on leaves washinxtoa
ast4F Fes fiHsRs fEaYSffkEss. Vi. R,oAnoua;
Sreash clsss % al point. scssh and soutS%ssi
for sale = sae ctes copper si1sh and
whsrs passsnssrs can leave, ofdsr foF. bsS.
. Ss assSsaI sssSssS q al hotels .Ra ts1iSsspo
fySSd asnsral Passenxsr xssnt.
National Republican., 1873-12-06
Am OHIO RAILROAD.

.hd dS ~ ny. sndfL2n IA g M Sfhs = fcr pslm'r' 40
>; 70, s,,ne.s sSssPsy "a a.y FFsasss Fsias. .s and
= Ror 10 baltimore Without .tops-As s.s and 90
.sS A,.ss 4 M ss K ssSss Z y 4 "a q !. m. .pm
MaS.s S,sS. and y :. 1 n. snd iHni q n. % and
mSSss FSs wIsSaHEsTRh " sSa 3 VIA MAIN LINE.
.,sf2R sf2R raEp9ERICK, S9 VIA MAIN LINE
FOR nAoEsfFfESEM fER YaEHaHsrrn sR.sSrr VIA
ras faf s1TfES si fSES n Hs. SA VIA METRO.
s.;g 5s.s tSs 4 a. .ys
Ass., M ISs .aa sssIIS2Tgs = ia e :. MILL X!
Assa RSHB ASb Nj 6HossSnhs2G.2SITA1s 6osnsGisSyITTf1A1s
rj sS: isSSSSs s,,s.S; and and
Through sSddis 3 dinsinnsdf dfAtHcE :, x 9ha|s. a.,|s
PiisburS Il ! u .. N. daily. - N"''' 0n'''s0' ana
Mssa m. .6S t. ssS.is J. :. 8. y, On Sunday.
Alp. m. su. % soa o. sHns.y. sE0sssoIk
ZOE POINT OF Ao95s 5fS4 APP INTERMEDIATE
.aInins: ~. fsiss hoeLs ~ J. u s sansa M M
bTaS bnt nds on snnasS sMssaninSson 1t $50 m and 90
fbsgrs.. ~ trim stsA M and 30 m. daily. stop
vsiGnSs Ss.s Y y: ssn 70
~; aso me ooupany's once. ~ Psnnsyivanb
FsSssnrsrs purchasing tchsss u the Av,uus
. oTcs Gan there Srrsnfs y hayS thsir besrals
H. ssH e; "a fii
n..,;Ts5S T59* = si.ssasas;.. = sa4sk;
0speral Tioka A9SnA
nos General w; Nh i. kosS,n1nxss,. kkS2SM,1x
National Republican., 1873-12-06
iFosAIs FOR FRESH BsEF.
BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
"The Arlington"
LADIES' AND SlElNITndbEMks's GIN nbss' DINING

AuIOIuIHs fgIIHt, fB.It,morei snH MS " PsrA HOu'e'
viaitors from waahlnston WIN md II To their
sRs 4 ss:i q
and largest Dln,as P~rl9Ls In this country. and
ssssa aHs Ss sds s9 . no nds. II
9yea sf,s. nlEhi un.soo bS.nsa an ri Ssn.lspssa; sos
. %s!sSz fsspset tSis i sps sEoies III ics u s siS
National Republican., 1873-12-06
nIARRlKD.

-P0OL-HAMMoND.--on the 9Th instant, at Nc.
sns;ss NJ Se.ps 20 q SSSsss
both Of this city.
wINoHEsTER--aoo the -lth inst,
At the residence Of the brides mother, DR.. JoHN
WrsoHKsrERs Of Anne .Arupdel county, Md. TO
Miss Laura oooLn!oK. daughter Of the late Capt
John U, Goodrich, OF this city,
National Republican., 1873-12-06
DIED,


:. BARNES. On the 9Th instant, WILLIAM. T
ion q Ss% sns Ine g. his age eldest
The funeral viii take place from No. 7o3 L street
southeast, this afternoon. at o'clock.
NES:-0n the tth Instant q Richmond. Viz.
Tue funeral will take place on Saturday, ct II
O'Clock m, frog the reside nee OF her father, Sam.
uel Bacon, en street northwest
OANNoN.-on the sth instant, MARoARkr CAN.
S9E Y me .sy r yss q ssr t ne ~,
s.lo,sock. from ihs sssidsnee 81 RsI sis .sr. ID
New Jersey ayenus southeast The friends aud
relstyes OF the family are respectfully invitei to
EelN,--on December 4. Mrs. MARGARET EoAS.
Funeral from tins res .dsuce Of her brother. VIM.
g s.c zee ss5st Tsrs and streets
TIppR ETIn In. aeo,setSwn, on ths 9Th inssnt n.
axs formerly o. st M.ry's county, Nd. but long .
His friends and ac1u.intances sre respectfully
requested to attend hts funeral from the residence
q his sonlnlaw, a,orre W. Stroud. 81 Bridge
street, oeorsetown. Sunday afternoon, ct O'Clock.
.,WM.sH.-In aeorgeto.n. on the Sd instant, in
His friends aud relatives are Invited 70 attend his
residencs, No. II Po,omac street
Requiescati In pace
BRECHr.-On the Cd instant, at 30 D m Rosy
gHRisrfsK daughter OF Theodore q And Mollie @.
BIscht, aged nine months and twelve days,
The. funeral Will take place on Saturday, o. .
mia avenue.
National Republican., 1873-12-06
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
VI AND MATERIALA

GOVERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
" AND MATERIALS.
DEPOT QUAnrKRMAsrIR'a OYYIcK,l
PHtLApEIPHIA, November N, ls7a 4
Will be sold At public auction at the PhiladelphiA
ktlI Arsenall commencing on WEDNE5D Jan:
Capt. John y, Rodsers, NJ s. X, United Bistes
Army, quantity Of DAMAGED and irregular army
cio,hips and materials, consisting In part Of
sl.u0 yards Il sky biue Kersey,
$50 yards x blue wool flAnnel,
500 yards 4 blue wool Flannel,
800 yards x white wool Flannel,
1000 yards Llninsa,
% opO yards black Alraca,
and various other Afticles including quantity OF
woolen. cotton. linen and other cuttings. and also
about D0o feet Of old lumber sash. dooru, he, and
an old frame tentloft building consisting Of about
u, ,Qo0 feet Of lumber, sash, 8c.
Tho terms Of saie will be stated In the catalogues,
whichran be obtained at this office, or At the
sehuyiktil Arsenal. or st the anstion ro9ms ' % q
Fourth street, pniladelphia. l. o. EAsTON..
Assistant QuArtermaster General. U. 8. A.
National Republican., 1873-12-06
THE MARKETS.
u.,,,-or. nroritets.

-BLrrxonr -Dcoempsr s-Bresdstuas-I n lur-
NE sse Eta ss.s .ssS 1n sn
" %s.sRgS .Ss ~ siss .na =,
,Nssa,-Tbe receipts "a scu,hern amounted 70
sson sDS a es eir sfss & S pnc
pri%s % rod y b I,cs VI I'd IiO do, Csm%oa, .
.sI.. III s.ss s:s.. Sa ssf S ts;: Is:
also note sale o. ty bashsis wesiern rcd a o. Is
liberal sns ssssR sssR x qhs,n .eSs sps Si%
ssos % s:ess 4 Hss ss;' : ds eco sia: g.
do. yellow. both at IS cents. Western MIXED Is
:S!s iss ss$aIs s sissss, ].
ssis: !Saiy were saS Sp.es,: s.Isn, South e.
3: sSa,y y,ss ~ bS,h Sg,
oSii.., We quote as follows, Kidding IsN cents;
ss Cow sSS sooSf f ofSs SSsns: ;'irs ssn
bss b.. ,sSsp g ,RG' ses , Ssss AM
lvsle bales the same time last week, and laieS
q siif 81 sss y Sss fh' stock
pUnS. ga sus clear sasn Is s. s%s'sy ~ O.
ss y, nas. ssS SS1d Ss pS.n.d Sr NOR. By,
New osBs sniiTs .ps
,5s,yl sSsdyl Sni learn q no ,r.I.actons trans and quote
Gs. sy1 Sss Ssr, od to fus S,sar surea s,p
both sh,ulder. and sides q 7SSix cents.. Hams
CENT. PsIss s.tsrn sss@ 9a tsfd Ii dsi ssa % sss
~ cents. and Mess Pork quote q silsoS sib Yer
Rico fair TO god rcnninf 7kS7S cents; Ensiish
lSssk cents; do. boxes, No. Ia. cents; Porto
g.S iSsssS SS oSpts s The stock hero Il 1855 hhd'
Wh;sls'@Wsiesrn az no s,,e. of u,vb wilma. IN.
per rallop ' W 'FS' ~
National Republican., 1873-12-06
AND OHIO RAILROAD,

DRNNsYLyANIA AIR LINE
fsfiaDrlssWHR.t sHR.t york.
AND ALL POINT. 4 ~ \ -EH. NEW rSSEHGB rSSf1SB
THROUGH BETyskS %AsHINaToH AND
WITHOUT hsM GHasah H2hkb or OARS
The s9IPm'snt on tha. line s new and Of the moss
fH2s SAi "a RAa 5stIE
tRS III fsxfss A 9S'Gss5 b ' SspAp
= dspos a shs ns
And bosomso rair0ad. northsazt corner Of Biz
F.:. iin:. Issvs WssSinx.onE sos .. m. daily. OF.
I:.Ss Ssftimors st on I. u-. daily. srosp, Sun.
Ls.ys West Phil.ds,phis. st las p. m. daily. OF.
si!iss Il new York aspp. m.. daily. s,o.p.
aiS Shs "a ,sssgsss:: leave Washington M
Es.vs BsisiSors sissl .. m. daily. s.c.p, SUN.
[:ays wsss Phiiadsiphia st ts.Up.m.
Ssssps. Sss ssa. \ .sS 2 % ..s 90 D. M daily
s::PsiIs !: + \ !: Z .s:s daily,
Arrive Mi FRAfss aGis d ksT6hsisa', II 8 n idssal','
z1'Is n I,1s 4 IssSs Ny xSTs 4
fiss%es% :1s!s:.. is.ss Nss 9art ASS m.
xisiy. u Ws:hins.sSaS III y ~ u ! n m'
g Gts .aa aiiis :as H.s,S
Bsssss called for I aSd % ehsctsd q hotel, ana nj.
ofs Sa sSs s = q: s.S g.
psinSd; ES,sse.ss corner q Th,.tssn.h street sna
snd q a
R,,s,nSre and Potomae railroad SofneS aiHsh aud
iySs-tf t3snersi Ps.scnssr xse.,
, 1873-09-15
OUR ARTES!AN WELLS.
The Wost Park Commissioners
Experiment Not Stlc-
ccssful.
Another Effort to Determine Whether tho Supply ol
Ill tho Wells Is from Ono Reservoir
Is to Do BIado.
Names, Locntlons, md Depth Of lll the
Wells In Cook County.

Ycstordny morning Mr.. George ". Stanford,
Mr. David Cole, and Mr.. Charles Loding, OF tho
Wost 9ldo Park Commissioners, aud TRIBUNE
reporter, met at Central Park for tho purpose Of
examining into tho ofroot Of closing all tho othor
artoaian wollB tu tho county, upon tile flow OF
! water from tho ono In Central Park. Tho own-
ora Of all tho wollB kuown to tho Secretary, Mr.
Loding, had boon requested to shut down from
Saturday evening until yesterday noon, and thoy
| nil Ind eignified their Willingness to do 30. In
caso the Central Park we'll should then show
marked lnoroaso Of flow, tho connection Of tho
wells would bo plainly ahown, as, also, the fact
| TINT thore wero 80 many wells drawing from tho
samo reservoir, az to materially roduco tho Bup-
ply from each but II the vol should show no
marked change, it would not DO conclusive
| oydonce that tho wolla did not
| thus influence each other. Tho timo
during which they wero to DO closed WAS 30
short that tho experiment could hardly bo OK
| poctod to prove q worry sattefaotory ono. Tho
| Central Park well On Saturday had q fow only
about foot high through M inch nozzlo, aud
tue pressure to the square inch was practically
nothing. On applying tho gauge yesterday
| morning about 10 o'clock, It was found to show
2 pounds pressure to tho square inch. and tho
flow was about foot high above tho surface
of tho ground from an inch no2zlo. Thts
showed solno difference, though not worry
marked one, considering thnt this we'll, when tlrst
| sunk, used to throw stroam over so foet poy-
pendiculary. On tho whole it waa considered
| that no considerable difference of 1ow
| could DO expected, unlesB tho other wells
should bo shut of for weok or ton daya.
| As no owner could afford to lose
the uao Of his wo1l for 80 long timo, the
Commissioners determined to ask that thoy bo
| shut down to one-haf their present capacity If
practicable. at least to shut Off ali waste, al-
lowing no more to tlow than il required for actual
| uBo, for two wooks. If there should be no i'm
| crease OF flow in the Central Park we'll in that
time. the question will be definitely settlod.
| Another WY OF determining whethor they afTcct
each other, or whether the loss is due to loakago
iu the seams and croyiceB Of tho lower strata, Ia
| whole depth, or to tube ono Of tho old oneH.
| Tho following Ia list Of tho wells in this county
, 1873-09-15

What tho Board OF Trustees OF Tint
Thriving Suburb Accom- l,lisllct ut its
Last ncOtfnE.
Tho regular mooting OF the Hyde Park Trus-
toes WAS held Oh Saturday ovolliug.-preBont,
Mossrs. Bonfe1d, Gras, Stobbings, aud President
Cady. Tbs minutes of several past meetings
wero read and approved.
Tho several committees reported back the
following bills, which were ordered to be paid:
Andrew Wright, sewor-Inspeotor, $125; Charles
z. Popo, Village Clork, 50 so; yay-rolls on street
repairs, etc., S24925; Nelson l. Benson, Stony
Island avenue, $4,000; total, $5,624.25.
Two warrants previously issued on tho wrong
funla woro taken up, cancelled, and new onea is-
sued.
Bills woro presented to the amount Of s520,
and referred.
Tho Engineer reported in detail all tho osti-
mates and payments made on account Of tho
Fifty-arst street Hower, showing balance duo
on its completion of somo $11, 900. Tho con-
tractors, Beatty i BARKER, gavo notice that 1t
will be ready for inspection and acceptance on
Thursday.
Mr. Richardson and Paul Cornell personally
appeared to acok some modification Of the ordi-
nance for the Madison nyonuo sewer. They
wished 1t to o1toud only to Forty-ninth Btreos.
and to bo Of oiglteon-inch pipe inatead Of two
foot brick. and Mr.. Richardson proposed to
advance the money to lay tho pipo, and wait tho
action Of the assessment. Referred to the Com
mlttee Oh Judiciary.
Mr.. L. 3. Doguo aakod for action in regard to
q cover connection on Greenwood avenue, stalt-
Ing with oightoon-iucA pipe 1t Fifty first, north
| to Flftioth flfteen-lnch thence to Forty-ninth,
and twevo-inch to Forty-aoventh atrces. The
| Enginoor MAS instructed to prepare the plana
and tho Attorney to prepare the ordinance, both
| to report at tho next moetin6.
Tho Engineer reported that the last rain had
| filled up the Fort Wayne ditch again; that tho
Company had made quito aucceAsful attempt
| to deepen their ditch, but had placed tho earth
| pendod had been wasted.
The Attorney WAS directed to examine and re.
| port what power tho Trustees layo to compel
said Company to fulfill their promises. II the
, 1873-09-15

God. no metter what Ills religion, no was thcir
brother, and should DO treated rs si,cll.
Io l,opod the house would le rododlcstotl md
roBanctlt'cd aa mountain, field, and honrc. mud
body aud spirit,
They Ind spout much money, md built . bcau-
ttful honBo, but lot them n1ako moloy somewhere
olso. mud dcyoto this place to God anil His glory.
aftor Which ilr. Stono wns introduced. lilo Hafd
ho was a Polish Israolito, mud was proud Of
1t, and lie WAS proud Of his brothroll, and tho
manner n which thoy hal .col.secrated theirr
tenipo. They were 4 mountain thoHsolvos, and
not only Held, but also tho seed. "Jacot
called ! house Of worship house because thoro
should be peace and harmony in house, was
tho assertion Of tho previous aroakor. but
evon Jacobs own sonB could not agroo, and 90
much contention WAS ntnong thom that tlloy sold
strange that some contention should oxist among.
thu uobrowB Ia thta city, and tint they Should
differ IN the manner Of dedieating their oll,rceu'
Thoir intcntton waa good, mud that wa1 Ill that
was necessary. Some think tlloy sEluu1d Worship
God by bonding their 1lnoes AMI
MAK1NG HOLY rAGEB.
Othora think t}ley should worship God with thor
strong arms anlloga and otl,era think they should
Every ono Should rojo;leo and praise God in tiio
way 1t pleased him nost. This day would bo
memorable ono In tho annals Of their history.
Thoy Wnro 80
COMMUNICATIONS OF 3E#3+
nnd thoro WAS no wrong In being ono. Each ono
OF thom was controlled by d superior powor. aud
tlloy wero teaching to-day religion to other
tationa!itioa which would all In time bond
their kneos and worship tho aarno God in
tho sano language. Wherever md wllen-
ever money "ns needed for tho service Of
Cod t1loy woro always roady to give
with full hands. othors we're making . great
fuss about tl,o'r charity kncol down, fold their
hands, and malo sad faces, but tl,at wns nothing
but show. No matter how they conducted tlaoir
ceremonies, their hearts had to be III 1t, aud
nothing olao.
At TIE CONOLUS1pN
Of this Bpo0oh, many oa1ne forward and hberAlly
Buhhcribod to tho building fund, among tlicm
Bovernl Indies, md particularly noticeable wero
soyoral young girls, who subscribed IS and Slo
each.
Tho band again playod some dancc- -mnsic, aud
eomo old men, catching tho spirit, began to twirl
around at lively paco. This time thoy were
promptly checked by tho President. who thought
dancing waB uubcoonng In a house Of worship.
It being now about O'Clock p. n., tho ccrc-
monies having already continued for the lust
eight hours, and there boing no CHANCE OF thoir
coming to Q conclusion hefoEo midnight, our re-
porter, being faint from hunger, WAS compelled
to leave, tllero boing no other refreshments to
bo had excopt wine, boor, and liquors, which
wore soryed In tho basement.
, 1873-09-15
PERSONAL.

William G. Donnan, salary-grabbor, had Ills
pockets picked OF s140 at tho Iowa State Fair
on Wednesday,
". 4. Smith, editor Of tho Kansan City Eren-
ing Ne,os, has become CaBhicr Of tho KauBas
City National Bank.
Elizur Il. Prindlo. ealary-grabbor has built
block at Norwich, N. Y, which ia a!roady kuown
by the boys as "The Government Building"
William B. Allison writes from Vienna, under
date Of Aug 40, that he and Mrs. Allison OK
peot to 1envo Liverpool by tho steamer OF tho
4th Of October for home.
Oliver Applegato, aftor eight yenrB connection
NTH tho Indian atfaira of Oregon, has resigned.
Captain jack thinks ii he had resigned couple
war.
Prot. j. @. pickard, late Principal of the Mil
vaulsoc High School, has accepted tho appoint
mont of Professor Of English Language and
Literature in tho Illinois Industrial University at
Champaign.
In tho Circuit Court al Danvillc ILL.,, last
wook, Lola N. Douglas suod John j. Clifton
for breaoh OF promise to marry, mud obtained
her, and sho has baby about month old.
Mrs. sarah ]. Halo, tbs editor Of Godeys
Lddy's Book, Is 85 years old, atill vigorous in
body aud III mind. Her maiden name was
Sarah Josepha Buell.. She Inns besn widow
over since 1929.
Samuel A.. Hitchcock, Of Drimae!d, Mass, has
made to tho American Congregational AHsooia-
completion Of tho Are-proof library Of tho new
Congregational House On Beacon street, Boston.
stephen B. Elkins, tho Congressional doegato-
olect Of Now Moxlco with 90, 760 back-pay Hinco
March y, is from tho town of Westport, Mo-,
and sou OF Philip D. Eiktns. formerly a business
1860.
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