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The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

LOST IN TIE WILD WAVES. One never
torgets the scene. il in crossing from Eu-
rope IN one OF the great steamers he takes
his station forward some foggy night on
the Banks of Newfoundland, feeling the
gigantic mass on which he stands culver
as it foams and WrcstleS with the waves
while ali around the walls of mist seem to
shut out the world. when suddenly the
faint stroke of dull bell comes upon his
ear, then a small light in u halo Of mist
dances ftfully under the lee bow. and in
al instant almost he looks down from his
riding with tempestuous pitches on the
waves, while a couple Of faces under sou
wcster hats gaze up in the light from the
steamers port holes, as the great black
mass shoots above them, shaving off death
by the spoke Of the wheel. How many of
these tishermen's cookie shells, that ride
the waves in the midst of the Atlantic to a
hempen cable, have been struck and swept
down under great ships. making scarce a
culver from stem to stern, can never be
known, but certainly many. How many
have toaled each other by the parting OF
cables in some terrific storm, and crushed
each others sides like egg shells, is equally
uncomfortable, but out of almost every
fleet that sails from Gloucester or the
towns along Cape Cod, some never return
by the casualties OF even the most iayor;l-
BILE seasons. Again there are storms as
that of December when waves are torn Oft
bodily by the force OF the wind. burying
the little barqueS in an avalanche OF water,
under which they are Whelmeu like chips.
and all that is known Of their tate is that
after months of heartsick waiting they do
not come home There have been diSas-
terS greater than that OF last year. but
twenty eight vessels and III lives will
canse many an empty cupboard and desc
late hearthstone on the windy coasts OF
Cape Ann and Cape Cod With such a
perilous livelihood As this, it is NO wonder
that the suits of solemn black are the com
mon wear in Gloucester, and that the wild
ows and the fatherless number more than
halt the population In the pathetic Ian
guage OF the old Scotch song, the fisher
wives may well thinl, its not the fish they
are selling, but the lives OF men. The he
rolc courage OF these men, who take more
then the risk OF a battle Tor y bare aub5ist-
ence, was, generations ago celebrated in
the glowing language OF Burke, and that
it still continues is proof Of the nrdegpn-
eracy Of New England blood
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
Fighting for Life.

a.. 'Yi.b.u.. Of \,... ,,,,,t,- t.,,,..,- ~. u.
M ran)p Al fine Cove :, NJ th4 ,nomIh ot san1
= ,.asI aI,,,, - ''. " ~ 1911 \, y, IN, '1'
nal c,,,,. I,i;' i " : ~ o'Ohi'
ma In,.t,,,. nI = ,,i, ',oj M
,I ,,iso; ,,tin & t'ia',i "tle
arv ng.o,,I i, ,,h;l 10 t, ~, ,r' 4
,roy;senc f a1 ~ ~ INNS nm aii''
XXI i,sa, Nal iol 'iS Pr ious 10 lie hs Ut
'Ci,'t 'i1 ~ li'o ae Sel.ieilehl aiter
nnt ON tho ,no,.i,,e, ot ,io NJ ~ = -, M
H. wac ,vaIotJ ~ - lii 10y ~ " iieii
He tnnl nm his ,,, % q,1 ~, AZ , 'ne ,'o9i
.nfrnto W. -" l0 ne Iiool ~ ne
his businees, when the brave f,at. and as tho
lnatol. ato,,,oI ai,+iao ~ ~, ' - .'i'
oIl,, Win l,o,,a HIN 1 3iee'1u Wy !"
tal1cadinn Me dnor a. hoat any ,,I, '' ~,
.1,,aiteI dayl;gIt In I'm ,,,aan4;, 't ~ Nv
Iians n,,1mbarinr ,hort IN baf a1 t fl'c ~ ~
III tho rroo, Hi viii a3ylinbt ~, ~ - ia
raD,a carrvin,, a ,,-Iito tiaf, oon5 in I.,., ~
reI AMI ,n,, aa5e ~ nitll ~ aiit wen
surrender The chief commenced to tbreat1 ~
and told the valiant doctor he would have his
scalp This the doctor thought TO be decIara-
.ion OF war ana shot the red man dead in his
We're driven hani , p''r sa,t ,lrn iuai'' m ou1
lots. The next manmuvre hy the sssailants
was an attempt to smoke him out by burning
buffalo chips and the wood work OF the dug
4uI: FROM ms position he could not see the
inn demart,nant oI e,,,i,E t ''ie 81
was moi put to it he was "a goner,' he made "a !,
dash outside, kicked the butaIo ehips aside, and
e% Sa a5i shots wfn the head fireman, who
Inn instantly and anh r l% a t" hpe hhnE
he lower BART of his person. Then con-.
lnenced a long range shooting match, in which
The doctor IS confident he killed two more and
W 1" o oe ms ms was vas KEPT up during the
wjnd Storm came a. driyng The red Su ,"sn anu
The south, and showing the brave man in. Had
it not been for this they would eventually have
got him; for his wound, though not dangerous,
tnr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,hraa mn, for sas re ay IN bed
pration of SIXTEEN DAYS the weather mo o%e
ed, and he started on foot for the settlements,
reaching them in safety, and bringing trophies
'' one OIL The most remarkable nights on record.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

In eNeryman here l. a poet Who dies Young.
The best education i'll the worju Is HAT col
ht struggling To get a liYinD.
How difirnli il tor uheliuy man 10 Ne q
Good man
tod KILL oar error rs the ineanne7~ 81 IL re
suit
An person. need 10 know how 10 crow old
gracefully, and how 10 wait patiently.
The man who thought that friends should be
informed OF then faults il now devoid Of friends.
;leep il death younger brother and 50 like
him that ] never dare trust him without my
prayers, 3ir Thomas Browne
We should often have reason to be ashamed
OF our most brilliant actions if the world could
see the motives from which they spring.
Never let your honest convictions be laughed
Down. Re true to yourself, and in the end YOU
viii not only be respected by the world, but
have the approval of your own conscience.
The room for individuality in religion Is m
mense. 1t is necessary that the soul love God
aud man-these are the banl.S within which the
ocean Of religion must lie content, but within
these banks there may be many ehadings ot
iI0ht cloud ana many tone Gt yea musr. ba-
vii Swing.
Let rs be 80 chafiltble and lender 10 Our t.l-
low travellers, rs they halt and wait on this
l'altry planet 10 gather Strength for the Jour-
ntY through the universe, that, meeting Them
N the immeasurablc future, they may remem-
Der tts not by St0Iied urn or euo@str epitaphs
but by the @'ntlrness and sympathy and help
ialnrS- We have shown them when little, bot h
"a 1iine and action, counted murh. .juntiI
Henri Er"Wnr.
Love de-rendS, not l-crnd-. a parent loves
The child more than the child The parent, and
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
Maine Central Railroad

Trains now leave Belfast at SIN \ NJ. Brooks
S.47. lhorndike 9.lS. Unity 80 Arriving 1T
Burnham :. - A. NJ.
Leave Belfast at 2.i5 T. VI. Brooks $50. Thorn
dixie ~ Unity i.2s. Arriving at Burnham aft
Durham at 800 y. NJ.
RETURNING,
Leave Burnhnm at 1oloA. NJ Unity 1910. Thorn
dixie 1G.5;,. Brooks lbs A NJ. Arrive at Belfast
~ y. NJ.
Leave Burnham at 5.20P NJ. Unity .44. Thorn
dixie 552 Brooks -. Arrive at Belfast ESQ 7 NJ.
These Trains Connect nj Bnrnham With Portland,
Boston and Bangor Trains
october >, ls1u.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Few CoLITGIAN5 BECOMING Mini TFE8
The BoWdom College Orient has the fol-
lowing in reference to the larrt decrease
IN the number OF college graduates who
enter the ministry:
Turning to the triennial Of our \ lima
Mater. we find this falling off particularly
noticeable The classes Of the decade be
ginning with 1880 claim the largest mum
Der OF clergymen, averaging - in every
100 graduates. In one class. that of ISL,
out OF q membership of 2G, II graduated
at Theological seminaries. The next de
cade shows an average of % per cent, and
the following Of Is per cent while dur
ing the last, USGo-G9) only one in 10 be-
came clergymen. Similar statistics in re-
gard to llarvard's Alumni. recently given
in Boston paper, are even more strik =
ing. In l7Gl-l770. 20 per cent. were
ministers; in lsGl-1S7o, > 3-4 per cent.
The same is true, though not iii an equal
degree, of all the Older New England col
leges.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
Dissolution.

NuTlCE is hereby given that the partnership \
~ lsting between l.. A. Folsom and Frank /.
Nash is hereby dissolved by mutual consent Al
debts due from said firm TO be assumed by l.. A
FOLSOM, and all debts due said firm to be paid TO /.
A. Folsom who continues the business.
L.. A. FOLSOM
+. l.. NASH
Washington, Feb. 20, 1s.. aw.5e
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

A leweller was heard saying to sad
eyed young man, yesterday, ii know Just
how embarrassing it is, but it can't be
helped. sold you the ring for three dol
lars, and agreed to tell your girl if she
came here with it that it was 4 ninetydol-
lar diamond ring. She came in yesterday
while was busy back here. and that block
head Of a clerk up and told her that it was
a filled ring with "a brilliant in the top.
Yes. suppose she gave you fits last night,
and it may break of the match, but you
see how it was. She ought to have taken
your word that it was diamond. lfyou
want to take her up one of those tive-dol-
lar imitation coral sets l'll make out bill
tor sixty dollars and sign it in regular
shape, and perhaps she'll be pacitied.'
Detroit Free Press.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

look upon the man " ho never wa
known 10 make a bunder with u KIND iiy
pity; he haI simply mi9st hz destiny.
| don't blame emmy man for trieing to
Tighten hlz load; even mules won't carry
bubble without kicking up behind ! ar@r
that ii a man halnt got emmy Conscience
he hant got emmy soul Keep vure feet
warm, yure he'd cool, and breathe thru
yure noZe, and doktors viii be as skarse
m this world az undertal,ers At a paper 5
phuneral. There j. no kla5s that the
world re9pekta 81 muteh, and are willing
to pay so poorly, As the philosophers.
do luy an idea; 1 wouldn't 81, 4 cuss for
one-hali the opinyunq that are float ing
around the world. Next to an aekt oy
repentance, for solid comfort and quiet
satisfackshun, Gums an act oV politneas
The man WhOZe conycl5ashun IL made
up entirely ov what IL called wit il the
most uncomfortable kritter Imaginable;
had rather stir up q hornets rest than
be stirred up hi I fellow ov Thu Kind
billings.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
February, A. ID. 1877.
\ NSON f. DURHAM, nephew of Lucia Hatch,
"A late of Belfast, in said County Of Waldo, de
ceased, having presented petition that he may be
appointed administrator on said deceaseds estate.
Ordered, mat the SAID Durham give n"''e &c
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of March next, ut ten of the clock be-
fore noon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
PHILO HERSEY, Judge.
A truecopy Attest B. z. FIELD. Register.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

"Suppose,' said a brow-beating lawyer
to a witness he was trying to badger, Il
should tell you that could bring a dozen
men Of your own town to this court room
who would say they would not believe you
on oath, what would you say:?" And calm-
ly the witness made his reply: II would
say YOU lied" A gentle smile dittused it.
self all over the court room, like lump
of butter on hot cake, and the unrutfled
witness stepped down.
James Baker. bov of L. wears. was accen-
tally AMI fatally shot by Il companion at YER
gennes, VT, Monday.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
CALL AT
Belfast Hardware Store

Before purchasing your goods. There you will
find General II tEDW ARE, PAINTS, OIlS'
and NARNISilES, NAILS, GLASS, and
FARMERS TOOLS. constantly on hand and
for sale at LOWEST PRICES. Don't forget
the place, Anglers, No. rhenix Row.
April 20 ls71. tf44
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
February, A. ID. Isl.
nEBORAH W. LINCOLN, named ExecutriN in
IL certain instrument purporting to be the last
VIII and Testament of David 5. Lincoln, late of Bel
fast in said County Of Waldo deceased, having pre-
sented said Win for Probate.
Ordered That the said Deborah give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
be published three weeks successfully in the 1epub
lican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may APP
pear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday of
March next, at ten of the clock before noon, and
shew cause if any they have, why the same should
not be proved, approved and allowed
PIIILO HERSEI, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. L. FIELD, Register.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
Commissioners Notice.

WYE the subscribers, ll,yinr hrrn appointed i,
w the Hon. Judge Of Probate Tor the County
ot v aldo. 10 receive and examine the claims ut
creditors 10 the eetatr oil Crawford s Fletcher
late OF Stockton, in said Comfy. deceased, reprr
sfnted insolyent, do hereby giN, notice that W.
months are allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend that
service ut the office OF Joseph Williamson in Bel
fast, III said County on the first Mondays OF MAY and
June, A. u. lS4., II len o'clock, A. NJ.
JOSEPH WlLlIAMSpN,
WI, W. f.. THOMPSON.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

A glass blower who recently died at the great
reported age of ia years, is nstanced as good
illustration of the blew-glass theory in connec-
ton with proonging human life
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
THE BEST PLASTER.

Ci0 A day TO Agents canyassing fer our books
WV 1cF"S an" o"tHt free lit NJ K Co, Rock
land, Mass. 4nos":;
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

AT Probate Court held At belfast, within and Io
The County OF aldo, on tn" -ttund lu,sdut =,
February, A. H. Isl.
n NSON +. DURHAM, named EAetutur ia Il ,..r
"a tain instrument purporting 10 he The last wit
and testament of Jane NJ Stephenson, late Of Bel
fast in said County OF Waldo, deceased having ur,
scented said " i'll for Probate
Ordered That the auid Arson H. eirr not,c
to ali per7on7 Interested by ing :: cop, OF I'm
nfd'r TO De published three weeks s'cctssV.ly "A la
republican journal, printed at Belfast, that 1hu
may appear II Probate Court, to be- held AT Bella /
Within ana l"f salu ouht}, on the stcond lur7lS -
March next, at Ten Of the clock before moon. AZ,
sheW cause, ii any they have why the e,nt -huul.
not De- proved, apr owed and allow ed
fHIIb HEESEl Judgr.
True copy, Atr+t u. L. ittln. Rec Ter.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

At a Probate Court heli I, belfast, within ana for
the County Of Waldo, on the second lurs dty Of
February, A. d., M.
y; HANSON, Administrator of the state al
-. Abnrr X. Bdmps, late OF 1horndke, IN sai,I
county OF Waldo, deceased, having presented hi,
hiial account on administration, together With h4
private claim for allowance
ordered, That the said Administrator ytnolicc to
aii persons interested by causing copy Of TIL, order
10 De published three weeks Syrlv i'll the Re
publican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they NAV
appear at Il Probate Count to be hed At Etla4t t,
WITHIN anu Tor SAID County, on the second Tuesday
oil March next, 1T ten of the clock before noon.
ana shew cause, il any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
rHll.o IIERStl, JUDGE.
true copy. Att"-t-b, i. Eliln, Register.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

One of the ministers of Springfield prayed
last Sunday that the Lord would bless the Bos-
ton and Albany Railroad, on condition that they
stop running their Sunday trains.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

A y > j.. ;
United State. I"rt cent Currency Rec.
Bonds !. ~, uU0.0o
Cash on hand and in Banks, ~ 1923. IS
Cash i'll hands OF Agents, .1,}40.53
Loans on Mortgage of Real Estate. 4s9,Os5Ju
Loans secured by Govt 4 X. Il. Bonds
and Bank Stocks, IL, 20 ii
Bank Stocks, Mass. and n. Y. CITY, ls ,446 90
800 Shares Boston Albany Railroad
Stocks, 1000 90
500 Shares Boston < Providence Rail
road Stock, s.. 800 90
A. Shares Worcester and Nashua Rail.
road Stock, 2,2J0.lU
100 Shares n. ", y. Haven & Hartford
Railroad Stock 100, Oo0Co
500 Shares n. y. Cen. < Hudson River
Railroad Stock, .u,oGo 90
700 shares n y, and Harlem Railroad
Stock, A. $50 90
go Shares Phil, Wilmington & Raiti,
more Railroad Stock l,,S600O
Railroad Bonds .2,5SOC0
Real Estate, 1000 90
Accrued Interest, :if,:i2S SO
$l,5l5,G72. 81
Outstanding Losses 81. ,7i9.i>
DWIGHT X. SMITH, President
s. j. HALL Sccy. A. J. WRIGHT, Treas.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
PROBATE NOTICES.

TO the Honorable Judge of Probate tor the County
of Waldo:
rINiE undersigned, Guardian of Minnie f.. VII
L lard, Everett and Gertrude Chandler minor
heirs of John A. Chandler, late of Burnhaln in sand
County, deceased, respectfully represents that su
minors are seized and possessed of cerrajn rnaI
estate situate in said Burnham and known as the
homestead of said deceased, subject to the Widow
dover; that an advantageous offer of five hundred
and twenty dollars for said minors interests has
been made by Hartley b. Libby Of said Barnharn,
which offer it is for the interest of all concerned i'm
medlately to accept the proceeds thereof to be put
out on interest for the benefit Of said minors
wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey said real
estate of said minors, (ncluding the reversion of
the Widows dover hereon,) to said Libby for said
sum- BENZ. MORRISON.
AT Court OF Probate, held at Belfast within and
for the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
OF February, A. ID. ISL.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the
petitioner give notice to all persons Interested by
causing copy of said petition with this order there
on TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal paper printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at 4 Probate Court, 10 be held at
the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid. on the sec.
ond Tuesday OF March next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shrW cause, ii any they have VIII the
same should not he granted.
ftillD HEkSFN, Iudrc.
true copy. Attest T.. Fnl.n, REGISTER
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08
For Cutaneous Disorders.

And All erupt0n> o the skin, tins Ointment g. un.l
my aluAbc. IT DOES nut hr4 externally uuuv hut
penctrate9 with The most searching effects to- ,h~
very ROOT OF the csil.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Outstanding Losses 81, 13y.n~.
DWIGHT II. SMITH, President
$. J. HALL, Sec'y A. J. WRIGHT Treas.
3wH cox & FIELD, ACTS.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-08

Lei rs be 80 charablr and tender 1o Our tcl-
low travellers, as they halt and wait on this
paltry planet 10 gather strength for the Jour
heY through the universe, that, meeting them
~ the unreasonable future, they may remem-
Der u4 not by s0ried urn or eulogistir epitaphs
bat by the @"ntlrnes> and sympathy and help
mlnrS We have shown Them when little, both
"a time and action, counted much. jmu@
Henri HruWur.
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TIL b DIS PATCH.

Asae.AaH-anyAhGAutrsINsAuyAN
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO BLACKsBURG COLLEGE.
Mr.. John Ott, OF this city, has presented
the Agricultural and Mechanical college OF
Virginia a; at slasksourg with handsome
agriculturist and Professor Johnson, Of
his scientific researches. he has also given
picture OF f Rothamp pstead, y the country
seat, of Mr. Lawes, where scientific agricul-
ture has been carried to; its highest persec-
tion. The pictures themselves were contri-
buted by Messrs. Lawes and johnson, at
the suggestion Of Mr.. OFT, at whose cost
thew were framed and forwarded to the col.
,lege, Other portraits and pictures will
doubtless follow, and in due timsI the col
.Iege VIII be able TO boast an artzggallerY
which viii greatly 20 its astracsi9Hs i !.
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PERSONAL Professor A. D. Cbesterman,
formerly OF Richmond, now in charge oil
Marshall College, Huntington, W. Va, is
on visit to this city. :" 'oH
Colonel John. A. Sloan, formerly COM
mandant Of the First Virginia regiment,
and for some years past resident OF st.
Louis, was in the city yesterday, and re-
ceived q warm welcome from many old
friends. !.
Judge Wexford, OF the Circuit Court,
who has been visiting in Gloucester county
for few days past, was in the city Yesterr
day, but returned to the country on the
same day. !. 1!Si:..n -: -,
Mayor Darlington, who has been quite in
disposed for several weeks, is now able: to
be about his chamber, but is. too feeble TO
appear in public. ~ i ia !. K c,5ta,t,,
Coroners business is down to zero,
though DIR. Taylor does not despair. In the
event Of ga strike "-of. which, however,
he entertains but faint hopes -he is prepared
as we'll to eliminate and make known legally
the cause of disappearance from the active
walks of life Of the law-abiding as OF the
disorderly. ,5.:E. II ; i: .Is:,, j; ., ~
Mr. John w. WoltZ, postmaster at Fred
ericksburg, was in the. city yesterday, en-
route for Old Point as q. member OF the
Postal Convention which assemblies there
to-day. ., ....,s. i. -.
Major A. Myers, OF Norfolk, Va, gen.
eral agent Of the Masonic Mutual Life
Assurance Association, is in the city on
business connected with that company. He
will call on the members OF the craft
during his visit in our city. /
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The Eastern war.
nspreAr1oss OF sHaRpi pirreHTs. s.-vARIous VA

IMPLICATIONS of sHkRP iFHGHTs- vARIoUs WAR
:, -:.o isf ifsif,a N0TEs:!aT te,,I - e3s'
LONDON, July; 24--Therela are indications
Of sharp fights before Rustchuk and near
Silestriaa but no details. t,.., !. Asy.:t a. d.
Lieutenant General, Mehenet All tele:
graphs from Shumla accounts OF several
minor affairs, all tending to show that the
Turks are beginning to. oppose Russian adj
yances. ttt,s .t;.f ,s.si, ,ylf ..i,.,H a..igS ts
An kdrianopie telegram states that the
railway to Philharmonic Ills is interrupted, and
that q Russian corps from Islimiyeah has
reached KirkalassaS cWhere a battle is ex-
pected. Note. irkalassa is thirty miles
east OF Adrianople, and successful move
ment in that direction would place the Rus
SLAMS, between .Adrianopie and Constantine
pie. .ag,. i,Alatfs .sf.ff- tQti .ks@i -,
THE PREPARATIONS At MALTA--oPIaI0Nsg OF,
THE PREss-AFPAIRs IN THE EAST DETELr
,OPING.pt "a i,tt1a ]. 'ryS.,'i'.. - ;s SUt s.
LoNpos, ,Jnly 24s--The general expressions
of the press are that thejpreparations are
greater. than necessary II the Government
| has no, further object than the placing OF
three ethousand meu on garrison at Malta. q
The t1szReS' Vienna correspondent. who
is not onIyexceptio tionally well informed, but
careful and not liable toexagg geration, tele-
graphs the following: The rapidity with
which; affairs in the East are developing
cannot; ;bJltiprodMceia vivid impression upon
public opinion in AustrorHuDgary, and
this impression Is reflected in the. press Of
the two countries thus far.I Some days back
thea Austrian papers demand led with ever
increasing avehenence that Austria should
take active steps. Meantime there has been
an entira change of thought In Hungary
pri,sie w hiet at first lolsG iY called
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Military Appointments.-Captain So
crates Brooks; of1,.the Manchester Grays.
has made the following appointments o1
non-commissioned officers: Va Owen,
orderly sergeant; G. F. Lipscomb, second
sergeant; John Craig, third sergeant ) d.
B. Owen, fourth sergeant; ID. u. oWen'
ouartermaster sergeant; George T. Fitz-
gerald, first. corporal; and Edward Owens,
fourth corporal i 81 y a!15E 80. ~ !
The other non-commissioned officers VIII
be, appointed :, at the meeting tomorrow
night. Ii. e'&rG,irt 'N.Hoi}I ~ afs3 ~ y,
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Condensed Locd1ls.GTbe temperance ex-
c,lrsior to Cur's Neck was postponed un-
til more convenient season. -. -,
The Fifth-Street Methodist Mission Sun
day-scho6l has nearly 100 scholars. ,.7o = I.
The faHSat the Baptist church closed last
night after successful season.. t'i.tSS' ~
,Il1e mills, factories, and workshops are
all busy, the operatives, In fact being. too
busy to- read about the strike at other
places. a25N" 'ifs ...:,a .i''. ~ gt Z.
The Council committees have NOT been
materially. changed. THE new members
take the places OF their predecessors On all
car,ainittaea its.'i!! -S~i:sii ), aa1!5' S@b",At.