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Condensed Locals.


The Theater Comique had another fine house
last night, and the performance went off well.
Officer Nicholson found the body Of white
male child in alley between l. and Nj and 10th
and 18th streets northwest this morning:
The game between the Mutual and Washing
ton base ball clubs at New York yesterday, re-
suited, Mutual s. Washington o.
Miss barr made her debSt in family concert
at the residence Of her father, Major NJ. W..
Barr, yesterday evening, and the performance
was satisfactory in all respects.
Cornelia F. Van Benson yesterday fled a bill
in the Supreme Court of the District asking
divorce from Geo. II. Van Bensen.
Rev. W. V. Tudor formerly of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church South, of this
city, and now of New Orleans, arrived here
last night, and is staying with his friend Mr.. S.
The Columbia Fishing Club, of Capitol Hill,
left last night on their annual trip. They will
camp at Numbers Point, on the bay below the
mouth Of the Potomac, and will be absent two
weeks.
Yesterday afternoon Edward Lacey, a boy,
fell out of a cart on Massachusetts avenue,
near 18th street, and the horse of a furniture
wagon passing stepped On his face, badly injur-
Mr.. VIM. Saunders, superintendent of the
grounds, Agricultural department, is, we
regret to learn, again ill-quite seriously
having taken a relapse of his disease, which is
something Of a bilio-intermittent order.
Yesterday afternoon Sophia Beatty attempted
70 drown herself in Rock Creek, near K-street
bridge, but was prevented by a person near
there, and officers Bailey and Hawkins con-
'SJSN NJ " ACA AOhACg W. -o1O sll6cl uOIIu-
west.
The Hebrew congregation Of the sth-street
Synagogue have adopted the reform prayer
book Of Rev. DR.. Sold, of Baltimore, and he
will preach in that synagogue on Saturday
morning at O'Clock, on the occasion Of its dedi.
cation.
The corporators OF the Continental Hotel
company met Yesterday at the banking house
OF Jay Cooke & Co., and q committee, headed
by Mr.. John Hitz, and representing a large
amount of property, pledged liberal subscrip-
ton of stock, and thew voted TO omen the hooks
at once to the public for subscriptions.
Last night, about y O'Clock, Roger Cole, col
ored, was run over by engine -, on the b. * p.
II. R., on X street, between Sd and 4th street,
east, and was conveyed to Wslshs drugstore,
where his wounds were dressed by DIR. w. , and
Officers Field and Mahoney conveyed him to
his residence on Sd street, near n, southeast.
At a meeting OF the 18th District Alaska Sc
cret Club a resolution was adopted endorsing
Mr.. Peter Campbell for 30 ably and honestly
representing the people of the whole District
Of Columbia, and especially the 18th district,
and pledging themselves TO use their best efforts
TO secure his nomination and election in Oeto-
Der, 1873.
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~Henry Watterson is in New York.
NLondon is full of starving journalists.
~Louise Carey has returned from Europe.

~
~London is full OF starving journalists.
SLouise Carey has returned from Europe.
n1The Rev. Mr. Yocum marries people in
Cincinnati.
-oove,nor Keuogg of Ionis;ana hos tho
9. Ss.aI,hnns,, 9exeI accor1inn 70 ,ha M .no
orleans Rennblican. " 'Ae f'e"
oIeane nc
Inc Pon.csat s s.atos III VI .. d. Hihnel, OF
aSwa, nas poH 70 snrdiataS ~ haatn,
Vi tne couuY ianu Vi iepuu,A'0u ueeu oeaes
~Adyices rom augusta, ia, state that
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON the part OF officers Of the
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CITY ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, 1873.
desire to inform my friends tina from to-day
/ will be located with Messrs. liable & Bros
It'll and d streets, and a call is respectfully in
vited. Very truly,
ADRIAN BAsTIANRLIr
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DEOPOsALs FOR HKAD-sTONEs FOR MA.
TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES
War DEPARTMENT,


QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFrcF,S
WAsHINeTON, June q, ISIS. y
Proposals are Inv tied for furnishing Head stones
Tor the National Military Cemeteries as prescribed
IL an extract: Ae
Provided, that the head stones reour-d nv an At
sntltled an act 70 establish and protect National
act snendatory thereof, approved June 81 liza shaIl
ee u durable stone, and Of such design aud weight
= snsl Keep them In place when set, aud the con
rsct Tor supplying the same shall be awarded by the
Secretary OF War, SITTER sixty days. sdyerti.enent
n sen OF general circulation, some
Rnsiois person OF persons whose samples and bids
s2s 10 tns greatest measure combine the elements
~ decency, and cheapaess: and the sun
se,d purpose out Of any money in the Treasury not
otnerytse appropriated: and the Secretary Of War
snau nr@ determins for the various cemeteries the
Ards Of quality and color Of the stone 20 be used and
plos shall be made and decided With reference there
20; and contracts may be made for separate Quanfi-
ss e m SssS s s the Sop,rse. made I'm
al the said hesd stones, ssd shall IN Tie ssTrs
gate e1essd the sum hereby sppropristsd.
The total number to be furnished "a e.s,rs.,.d "a
a29e. Tor the known, 10 .ee&; for the unknown,
sSseinessions, describing In detail the standard
Lid y ne ssefeta of.W can be had sppii-
VII. be placed on exhibition within few days.
oSsss Tor Hssd.toss. for Nstcns
t,rnaser Gener. o. the Army IN Whoa ,hs,
urlsy, ssDtsmbsr 8, ISIS oomnsncins q Il on ci ss
By order Of the Secretary Of war.
General, Brsvss MAJOR asnsrsi %.
le5OoW
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FINE PLATED BRACELETS,
Misses and ladies size, with and without chains,
from 80 to $40 per pair, received at Prigg's
lewelry store, No. AT Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ak and 9th streets.
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WASHINGTON. Sent. is,

WASHINGTON, Sept. LIST, 1873.
My customers and friends are respectfully in
formed that, having discontinued my establish
ment, at 400 9th street, 1 will be happy to re-
ceive their orders for Shirts or Clothing-ready-
made or to order-at the establishment of Messrs
liable Bros, Merchant Tailors and fine Cloth
iers, corner 18th and d streets, where from to-
day will be located. Respectfully,
j. w. BRIGHTWRLL,
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RkinpsAL AHD IuEERAL wRKArHs, Bou-
PrsssIyed or Explained in Wa. All And. q q ait
Pss,qips dSrs' oErsmslt.l Hair work on eis.s and
arsefi Near ,northvest. Reference eMrs Prssi-
GENT 9rsnf, MS. Admiral 0oldsboroueh, w. y.
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KEEP IT HANDY.
THE RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, bummer COMPLAINT,
Cramps, etc., quickly cured by the use OF
JARDELLAB COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK
BERRY ROOT AND RHUBARB.
An old, we'll tried remedy, entirely vegetable,
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to the youngest infant e well q TO sduts. II
and readily taken By children: Keep Il in the
Dopf be put Oh with something else Buy IL. Try
Z. Many Of our most valued testimonials. are
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Prepared only by HAHSELL D BRO., 5000
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THE THIRD PooR CHILDREN's EXCURSION,
under the auspices Of the Chronicle publishing
company, will be given to SeabrOok Park II
miles out on the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road, on Saturday of this week. Mr.. T.. l.. Du
Barry, superintendent of the road, has made
the necessary arrangements;for the transporta-
ton OF the little ones Twelve cars will make
up the train, which will accommodate between
eleven and twelve hundred children Eight
hundred tickets for the excursion were to -iay
placed in the hands of the members of the DO
lice force for distribution TO poor children in the
different precincts.
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SPECIAL NoTICR.-The patrons of Oyster
Bay are hereby notified that the restaurant de-
partment of said house will be opened at six and
closed at two O'Clock a. m, on and after Sept
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LOCAL NEWS
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

Walls Opera H0ESe.-"U nder the Gas Light"
TAsatcr COgai9Ue- Miscellaneous performance
of songs dances and mnstrelsy.
ErcErsion--Ohio Republican Association, TO
Marshall Hall.
Far and CoHesTt.-By ladies of St. Johns
Church, Montgomery county, Md, at school,
house near the church.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last:-A. johnson and q. b.
Parker, two twO-stOry frames, in allev between
l. ana NJ and = and 9Th streets southwest; p.
ID. Feeban, twO-stOry frame, l. street, between
9th and 9TH northwest; c. L. Vernon, do, II
street, between 9th and 9TH southwest; w.
Henry, do. brick. l. street, between ~ and 9th
do; ". ". Burdette, three-story brick, It'll
street, between ! and K northwest; W. b. Brit
tain, tvO-story frame back building, 18th street
between z and Q do; IL. t. Eaton, two do
bricks, 10th street, between g and f southeast;
". S. Thompson, three-stOry brick, New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets north
west; p. NJ. Danahan, twO-story frame, street.
between ist and I'd southwest
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No REMEDY IN THE WORLD ever came into
such universal use, or has SO fully won the con-
for the cure of Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton. mwfSW
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WHITE & THORNTON, Proprietors.

A Cool, POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMNER
RRsoRT-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hill. eotf
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPoskLs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
l. A FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH IN THE
CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE


WASHINGTON, ID. c., September I, ls73. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until II m, the LIST day OF October, Is7s for the
erection of cyst, of hre-alern telegra ph iDclud
ing all labor aud material, fire. alarm boxes, with
the necessary circuits wire, machinery, aud appur
tenspces required to place the ystem ia thorough
working order, agreeable an act Of the Leeisfs-
tive Assembly Of the District Of Columbia an proved
June D. ls15, and in accordance with the specifcs-
lions, ana mainly IN accordance with the diagram,
both q which can be seen and will be eNplained at
room Nc. IL, Columbia buildinCs
The system TO be furnished shall be in every
respect equal TO the best in and secure that
the successful contractor will be required enter
into good and sufficient bond for the full perform
ance Of the contract.
Bids must be accompanied By q penal bond, legally
certified 20 in the sum OF five Thousand S5O5 dol
lsrs, that the bidder will accept and perform the
The right 20 REJECT any or all bids is reserved.
Payment Will DE made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board in
proper worE ing order.
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for term Of two ~ years after COM
pletion, ana twenty (2O) per centum Of the amount
contracted for viii be retained until the end Of the
said two 90 years as a guarantee therefor
Proposals must be ENCLOSED in a sealed envf lone,
endorsed Proposals FOR construction of alarm
telegraph" and addressed 20
ALEX. II. SHEPHERD
sepl-td Vice President Board Of Public Works.
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A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistdr's Balsdm Of
Wiid Cherry is truly balsam. 1t contains the
balsamic principles of the wild cherry, the bal
samic properties of tar and of pine. Its ingre-
dients are all balsamic. Coughs, Colds Sore
Threats, Bronchitis and Consumption speedily
disappear under its basamic influence. G.
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TIE PICNIC AND TOURNANEST of the Gov
erpoT's Mounted Guard ct Analostan Island,
Yesterday, was largely attended and very enjoy
able The company were addressed by Prof.
COOK. and Mr. Arthur shepherd, of the C1roH-
~. The fitting resulted in Private Foley, Sur
escn Bond, and Lieut.. Bregazzi being the vic
tnrs. Miss Teresa Duffy was selected as the
queen, and Miss Ella Carpenter, Miss Bregazzi,
and Miss A. Foster, maids Of honor 1.-THE latter
selected by Major WRIT.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

A. DORMAN having returned
" TO the city, and resumed her French teachiugr,
would be pleased 70 see patrons and scholars Resi-
dence, No. 1908 b street northwest. sepl-5ts
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REAL ESTATE SALEs--Thomas f. wagga-
man, real estate agent and auctioneer, has sold
bot q in square $50, TO Thomas McGrsw, for %
cents per foot.
Cox & Callan, real estate agents, $40 7th
streets, have sold a three-story brick house on
n, between 9Th and eth streets northwest, south
aoe, 10 DIT. b. Thompson, for 81 900; lot No. 2,
IN square so go feet inches front by 100 feet
deep, TO 5. II. Howell; also part Of lot No. 3, in
square soI Maryland avenue northeast, to Sarah
Slatterday, at 80 cents per foot
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n EsL OaEh z NukK TIE DISTRICT IIQUOR
LAws.-To-day, Messrs. Thomas j. Miller and
b. H Webb, counsel for Cornelius McAuliffe
sued out q writ of habeas corpus, returnabIs
before the Criminal Court OF this District al
leging that McAUlitfe IL illegally detained in
the District Jail. McAuliffe was Committed
yesterday by Judge Dawson in default of $50
fine for selling liquor without license, and the
object is to test the right OF the Police Court to
commit the defendant 90 fail for violation of a
corporation ordinance. The case VIII be heard
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A Bride starts ON her wedding Tour

SHE GOES TO NEW YORK EN- ROUTE TO EUROPE,
WITH 81 900 OF EsR husbands MONEY.
A young brush maker, named John Rupp, re-
SIDING on 9TH street northwest, appeared at
Police headquarters yesterday, and complained
that during his temporary absence in Baltimore
his spouse, TO whom he had been united but a
short time since, had left his bed and board,
taking with her sundry articles of household
the detectives the distressed Benedict finally
ascertained that his truant consOrt had shipped
three trunks and feather bed to New York by
Adams express. He also ascertained her tenn
Porary stopping place in New York, where il
seems she had gone, and he left for New York
last evening, previously telegraphing the express
company to hold the trunks, as they were stolen.
Before leaving for New York he learned that il
was his wife's intention TO take the steamer for
Europe to-day. 1t appears that the couple in
their marriage, but owing to business engage
ments Mr.. X. was obliged to temporarily defer
the trip. 1t is just possible that on meeting his
wife in New York he may conclude to make the
trip without any further delay. She was a
blonde widow when Rupp married her, few
weeks ago, and is about thirty years old.
ANNIVERSARY OF GETHsKNANE CoNMAN-
Derry, No. 3, n. T.-The colored knights Tenn
plar propose to have a grand parade and review
in this city on the 9th of November next, the
occasion being the sixth anniversary of Geth-
semane Commandery, No. 5. Invitations have
been extended TO SlmOn's Commandery, No. / +,
of Washington, Sir Knight Carter A. Stewart,
Eminent Commander; and Henderson COmman-
dery, No. 3, Georgetown, Sir knight William
III. Dade, Eminent Commander; and TO the
communicates in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston, Chicago. and st. Louis, several
Of whom have already signifed their accept
ance. The committee of arrangements (JOhn
w. Freeman; chairman; John Z. Clark, secre-
tary0 are busily engaged in perfecting the
arraDgements
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BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-Att the seventy
second meeting of the First Cooperative Build
ing Association, last night, IS, 200 sold at an
average of "a per cent. At the sixteenth monthly
meeting of the North Washington Building AS
ISOLATION, held last evening, q shares were ad-
vanced upon at an average rate of 80 per cent.
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WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
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THA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and 8
To & MA 1lfIR
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulDess of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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CoRNs, BAD NAILS and other distressing all
ments Of the feet are quickly relieved by ex-
perienced attention at DIR. White 9, No. 535 18th
ment is literally paronized by the most intelli-
gent and Industrious portion of the commu-
nity. tr
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JULIPs, SMAsHKs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by George W.
Driver and his corps Of efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Az street. S,12,tf
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERlD By THE BoARD
OF PUBLIC WoRKs-A II inch pipe sewer has
been ordered on both sides Of street, between
10th and 18th streets, to connect with sewer In
18th street. The pump on south side Of B
street, between N. j. avenue and LIST street.,
Is to be removed and the well filed up. Also,
the one on I'd street, between X and L streets
northeast, and on / street, between Delaware
avenue and I'd street northeast. Chief Of Ordi-
nance Jeffers, in reply to . request to grant
permission to the parking commission to use the
grounds belonging to the United States govern
ment, on which the magazine Is located, states
that the request cannot be granted, e. that por-
ton Of the grounds has been set apart for o
cemetery. The south side Of b street southwest,
between 9th and 18th streets, 70 10 be terraced
by order Of the board.
Wallis OPERA HoUsB.-The good taste dis
played in the painting and decoration Of this
cosy theater was greatly admired by the large
AUDIENCE present last night. The interior,
when the house Is well filled, presents q beau
tiful sight. The play, Under the Gaslight,"
went OF capitally, owing to the neat scenic Eff
fects and the fine acting Of Miss Alice Brooks,
Miss Emma Whittle, Mr.. Southland, M. CLARKE
and Mr.. Curley. Mr.. H. G. Ford poesesses ali
the qualifications of q frst-class manaeer and
II Washington playgoers win do their share in
the way OF patronage, he will do his In the vav
Of providing them amusements,
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VIM. Barnard, charged with ceiling liquor with
out license Water street, Georgetown This is
the same person against whom fine of $50 and costs
was imposed yesterday for keeping a disorderly
house at the same place. The mother of the young
man, Mrs. Routhe, testified that she is this propri
etor of the house, and has license, but did have
fine CT $3.50 was imposed.
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TURCO-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, ut DR.. Shedd's,
oO3 street. 5,20,6
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I'm strong contrast with the facts cited in
opposition 10 the tub and box system, are the
important advantages presented In the system
Of pumps and air-tight tanks. With this plan
all practical difficulties, together with the ex-
tIavagant outlay demanded by the modes just
at once abased by thorough practical and
efficient process, and this not only without any
additional outlay whatever, but at an actual
The apparatus now offered for our adoption is
undoubtedly the most efficient and powerful
suction pump ever invented In this country.
The obstruction In the pipe, produced by the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-30

The Universalists hold TWO days meeting
at New Gloucester on the Sd and 4th of Sep
TENDER.
The Universalist Society at Bath has extend
cd unanimous invitation to Rev. NJ II.
Houghton, late of Vermont. and more lately
from the Harvard Theological School, to be-
come Its pastor, at a salary of $1,000. He has
accepted the position, and will enter upon its
labors the first Sunday in September
A council is called to meet in the vestry of the
First Baptist church in Portland on Tuesday,
September I'd, at q o'clock p. M, to consider
the propriety of ordaining Mr.. f. Fl. Eveleth to
the christian ministry. Mr.. E. contemplates GO
ing as missionary to Burmah.
The remodeled Second Congregational church
at Saccarappa was dedicated Thursday. Rev.
Joseph Danielson preached the sermon. The
improvements cost some $4,000.
Camp meeting at Old Orchard will open on
Monday next 1t is anticipated there will be a
larger attendance than was ever seen ON the
former grounds at Kennebunk.
The ordination of the Rev. Mr.. Raymond will
take place at the Free Baptist church in Harri
son on Thursday, September 4th at 10 o'clock
a. m. Sermon by Rev. j. Fulton d. ID. of
Bates Theological School.
The people of Webbs Mills. in Casco, have
engaged Rev. A. b. Lovewell, of Bolster's
Mills to preach to them once in two weeks on
the Sabbath, for the present.
On Wednesday evening last Rev. George W.
Field of the Sd Congregational church, Bangor
turned over to the Society a $1,000 bond, the
amount with additions from his own private
funds which individuals of the Society pre-
sented to him previous to his departure for Eu-
rope. 1t is understood that wealthy men of the
Society, adopting Mr. Fields idea of a perma-
nent fund, will make immediate additions of
bonds or money, which will enable the Society
to largely extend its charities, and be product
i've of vast amount of good
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Religions IutaJlirpucp.

Rev. George w. Kelly of Portland, has ac.
cepted the call extended to him by the Con-
gregational church Society in Machias.
The annual Episcopal Convention for the
Diocese of Maine will be held at st. Luke's
Cathedral, Portland, ON the third and fourth of
next menth
Rev. John P Skeele, formerly of Hallowel
has received a call to the pastorate of the Con-
gregational church in West Brookheld, New
York
The Baptists of North Vassalboro are build
ing handsome church near the factory build
ing, on land given by the company and when
IT is completed there will be four churches IN
that thriving village, as lows:-Union, Meth
odist, Catholic and Baptist.
Among the members of the Baptist church in
Etna are Observation-Disclosures, grandmother
inother ana son, whose ages vary from eleven
to eighty-fve years.
The Baptist Westinghouse in Prasnue tsJe
village is completed, and will be dedicated an
Wednesday, Sept. 10th. '''
The Maine Central yearly meeting of tho Il
Baptist churches will meet in convention -
Tuesday, Sept. I'd, at Bath, with the North
street church. Annual sermon before tho con "
vention on Tuesday evening at "a o'clock nv
Prof. j. A. Howe of Lewiston.
The Cumberland Baptist Association met in
the Main street Baptist church. Brunswick. at
10 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and organized nv
choosing W. II. Shailer d. d., moderator Rev
b. L. Lawrence, clerk; Dea j. B. Mathews
treasurer. The Association sermon was preach
ed by Rev. G. f. Read of Lisbon Falls, text LIST
Cor. xi.7 The attendance was good; nearly
all the churches were represented,