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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-07

Prof. W. A. Pike Of the State College of Agr-
culture, lectured last evening, in the hall OF the
House of Representatives, on the subject of the
Russian system Of Technical Education. His lee
ture was illustrated by the means Of diagrams,
and specimens of nice work performed by stu
dents at the school OF Technology in Boston,
where the system is being put to a most practical
and successful test. He urged in very logical,
intelligent and pleasing manner, the adoption of
this system at our State College, and the erection
of a suitable building for the purpose Prot. Pike
was listened to with most respectful attention.
The Burlington Hawkeye man has this poetry
upon Names great land owner
Ex-Governor Coburn of Maine owns half million
acres,
None have
sometimes to think how easily. il ! had only half
his pile, | could satisfy and silence the iDportu-
mites of the various neighborhood butchers
and bakers and candlestck makers
Makes me cry.
But he will have to leave his order for a wooden
overcoat, just the same a. the
rest of u.s. at the
undertakcrs,
liy and by.
But there isn't much consolation in II at, because
don't suppose l could get to be one of the
heirs assigns, executors or administrators
If | should try
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
SHOT IN A QUARREL.

THE DISASTROUS RESULTS OF A DEBIT or ONE
DOLLAR BETWEEN TWO PRIVATE WATCH
MEN.
barroom brawl which was prolonged into n street
quarrel took place late last night between private
watchmen named Peter wiimo, ana James Merck.
which resulted in tho latter receiving dan
gcrous pistol shot wound in tho lett breast
II appears that tho two had old grudgc against
each other. and on that account not friendly
terms Last night sscy met 70 Hall's liaaor store,
was resumed. Both ncn were partially
under tho influence OF liquor. After using
abusive expressions and calling each other harsh
names they left the liquor store, and wmot chal-
lengcd Merck a stand up light and by that
TO settle their difficulties. rho former was very
anxious TO bring hts opponent TO accept OF
challenge telling Merck that be was not abic
TO nght him. A. last the men came TO blows and
they struck each other several tmc-, both boar
ing the marks Of the hsc encounter on their iaccs.
After exchanging few we'll aimed blows botn men
were then standing the corner OF Grand and
Tompkins street IL appears that they clinchcd for
on the sidewalk and while this latter scuflo listed
Wilmo drew pistol and shot Merck through tho left
lOniccr Rowland, OF the Thirteenth precinct, soon
reached the scene OF tue shooting and took tho
wouId.bc murderer INTO custoiy; Meantime me
wounded man wa taken TO DR.. Places Office No.
3O1 East Broadway, where the ball was extracted.
IL supposed that his injuries VIII prove fatal
After the operation Merck talked freely TO the re-
portcrs he oompaincd OF pain and thirst lie said
that the quarrel was brought about by an
old debt. Ills assaiisbt owed him a dollar.
Having asked Wlmot for Tho return OF this
sum the latter refused and made hasty and In
sultipg rejondcr. 81 then caught him by
tho and said no should give mo
my dollar as / know he had plenty Of
money about him. lilo then drew his revolver and
shot l did not strike him at all Such tue
words OF the injured man as no was about bcng
veyed to tho hospital.
The prisoner stated that he shot Merck In
scIi-ueencc. "fhree months ago be threatened
TO take my life. When ! met bin last night
he knocked me down without any provocstion, aud
ms thought my lie was In danger drew my revolver
and shot him. did not mean TO take his life, but
was much excited ddn't wait TO think what was
doun.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

BvRxupA. MAY DIN port. briggs Emily Kesne tT,r) for
R1 wiSi ba'saee sfcsrgn q brig rr9ress ready fof
n,crbridgc for New York; Rover l3r White Tor Den,e
rara; schrs Uncle Tom Meyers. for New York. Meteor m
laid up.
from 4 jim. ~ fyr New YORK. s n'nn''
(. HosoLULv. April ie-Arrived, bark Liszio Marshall
pshIe, Nevss's,s Nsw IA s,.s% .s zsr'sna. S,r
Nswj; a3d. bark Matte Maecay uisw), Pope, Port.
land. q.
cisco; 10Th. bnrks Murray, Frost, do; 3oh. Camden
Robinson aud Joseph rerk,Ds Johnson, Port Gnmblc
Dovrnby tbp. Penny. Portland o; I'D, jennie Pitts,
In por, april "a Ssrss Eureka Wallace and Discovery
Winding Tor san Franchises Jane Fakiuburg. Hubbard
IRON and Tor Portland, q. arrived Inn, do.
HAVANA. May IA. AM-Arrivcd. steamer Niagara Curtis
iiAIirAx, May i4-ssied steamers Nova scotian tBr,,
Orom dol ST Johns, VI.
LivKarooL, as. MAY 7-Arrved. brig Luan tBr,, Day,
NORM SYDNEY CB, May 10 Arrived barks Emoiia
yNor). smonscn Fccamp Mary Agnes tBr. DO Costa -
Gle .red 10Th bark inmate (Br, Walters, st Johus Nj
oufsKc, May li-Arved. ship Marchuont tBr), smiley.
shcrrs Kelly Buspor Anne,s, 49, Ardros.an: i2,n
ciiaor tBr, teakc, Ncwcasci Paragon tBr wiliiams.
Bridgewn,cr; Thule CNorl. " csscriund, stavanacr.
Arran iBrl Dumaresq London; Canova rr), Blanc Bre
men: bsks President sy.rdrup tNor). Boo Krase roe;
Elcsner Q,rl Sewconb, LIVERPOOL; Hope tSor). stocscn
Cleared l1th. rhip licding, Zornicnow. Dublin bark
Florn tNori, Jorgcnsen. London.
saci 18th, -rcamcr sarmstian tBr,, Arid. Liverpool.
Arrivcu Father Point 18Th Phmnician tBr).
Scott from uasgow for Quebec.
ST. Jous, Nh. May li--A.rivcd, ship .Endymon tBr,.
dam Lotie stewart r). sinclair. glasgow; Ophir no.
Edgct.. do Bellevue an KIM Fiectwood i2in Arabia
(Brl. taston, Liverpool
YAR~ovrn Ns, May is--saled, bark r Harvard (Br.
Dawley (tom HaE.burg). Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK HENRY PELHAM tB from Ipswich Tor bamorS'
Which went ashore on North Carolina coast last a
18th inst'in tow for Baltimore.
BARK W HARVARD tBr), from Hamburg for phllsde'.
pha which into Yarmouth. Ms 18TH inst damaged ~
collision with steamer st Laurent F proceeded OH ner
voyage 18th
BARK AGRA lBr, from shediac Liverpool which put
from the marine slip At that place on the 10Th inst
scHR JULIA BAkEK. from Georgetown, Me. for Phiiadc
phia with stone. put into Newport RI May H. LEAKING
scnR ELLA Hopspos Metcalf with $40 COAL arrived
at Concord Railroad wharf Portsmouth, NH on Saturday,
but receiving orders TO to Jones wharf slipped
ting 20 hawsers and DRAGGING anchors nnsil she
bumped against Adams Co.'S lumber wharf where she
ing Rollins wharf whore she lay until tho Of tho
tide and then quietly her to onos' wharf
Som II IxdRAuAx. which has been lying In the dock
scutted on saturday night ana snuk with about 1000
out. although or tho potatoes we'll
hor tho decks and tho lime get
ting wet % Stake and tho vessel on he and
IL .ncr port sde and bow on Saturday night
and In about hours shs sunk Tho steamers Of Com
panies and brou tho ground. with two
streams OF water suaducd fire caused by the water
running upon the lime I'm sunday the steam was still
rising from hcr and is supposed that It will not 10 saic
TO pump her out and raise her Tor several DAYS
HALIFAX, May l4-Thc American schooner Mary Fer
nad arrived at Port Mnlsravc day from Magdalcn
Most of the fleet have sailed tor Anti Costa shc
also reports largo bark from Liverpool ashore at ALI
Right
NEW ORLEANS. May l4-The steamer Commander
ORR bound Liverpool is aground tho Jette bar The
and is ut anchor outside trimming snip before agair try
ing the Jctty channel
NORFOLK. Va. May 14-steamcr Arcadia bound north
NC short OF fuel and telegraphed for supply. Tho
Henrietta by the inside this morning with
coa.o her assistance NE winds. with heavy rains
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CLEARED.

steamer Wyoming tBr. JONES' Liverpool via Queens.
Steamer ds Van Sss and ass
Steamer ciarbci Cr Neoscr. Port Prince and sn-
ssesser WyaSoss Couch Norfolk. City Pon, and Rich
m sss.nss Ge%.np hisaey ac,, Bosou- Dim
Ship Hamilton Fish. Mortimer Liverpool-Chas II Mar.
ship New World. Hammond. Lopoon-0uanc. Minturn
ship America perp. soaris, oporto-G Amsipek a Co.
Bark II Libby. Buchanan. AMER Tor oidcrs-J III Vim
BAN corce err, ADAMS London --ueo Y Buliey.
BARK Grntitudine dtaD. Cappnro. London -Attiilio
bark Aiphcus Marshall lBr). Mcfaddcn, London ) W
Bsri Mannheim cswc,. oscn, Gloucester. E-funcb.
bsrs Guido dtap. schapp ,easso Queenstown, Falmouth
Bark som',s d csp,era t:D rss.sa ,0n Queenstown.
Barn Grant SorJ rlornacs Cork Tor ordcts-Benham
Sars Tonl aso ca,tarinch Cork for order'sleco
BARK Bonny Doom, Colo, Newry. MULLER a IIough.on
bark G,ussppna cocurc,io utaD. Ross. Rotterdam
E.rs Dss@s sSot IIaaye nosdsmG Tobias $40 20
Tass OR tsor, olsen svcndborg- Bcuham Dcycsen.
BARK Kcrdaia Nor. Olsen. svendoorg Punch. 1dsc
srh sam Sheppard (B, Dure,. Cicnfuegos-J N Avi
brig Paraas dBD. Do zc,cr. Dundslk I-P Neviu' 4
brig Robinson, Coggns. 81 Pierre MART ii Win
chester & Go. u,-- a.,
Clnpp Co. 49, . ., -,
craft Nto. ....,..-. =. =.
sehr Florence Tower, Adams willismstads tcuracos-
sebr zelda a Iaura, Jorgcnsen. mnyasusz. rE-BJ
Weinberg A 90. -.
schr Miranda Mitchell. Havana Brett, Son Co,
schr Ralph Carlton, Grant. Cardcnas-Iarsons * LOUD
scnf Maggie Marters tr, malcolm, ialiiax via Perth
schi Marcus EDWARDS Doug,nss. Jacksonville Warren
Ray. 49,, -. ~
schr jIarbcson Hickman Robinson rhisdclpha-
sc'r toward Holder tBr. Holder. south Amboy. NJ
seamtnell Bros
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, May 4-Arivod. bark Tam o. shantev. Pat
terson. ran francisco.
ALEXANDRIA. May i3-Arrived, steamer JOHN Gibson ,
New Yurk schrs lIersche Providence and sailed Tor
SANDY Iookl Virginia Dare, Gco,gctowui IL Saight,
New ork Fairfield, Washington, No George Twbili,
Washington. DC.
Passed down-schr Daniel Brown, from Georgetown Tor
BOSTON, May 13-Arrived. schr Harriet Thomas, Van
cieaf Philadelphia
I4th-Arrived steamers Palestine (Tr,, wbitcwny Iiv-
erpoo: bohemian tBr), 6rundy, do brigs Anderson
Orr, Dolls ard. Ccnucgos Chns Dennis. Dodge. Rondout
schts Mary Baker, Thompson, Havui Adtnc, Dsnnson,
Phiindepha U,vnns Steele New York bnos Phillips.
Baker. Baltimore Elizabeth Leo, Lee. John Will.
Pierce Katie Hobnson Scwcil, aud fhoma. Bogn.
Pbiladcp hia; Anna Frye smith, New York; AL
nicda Smith, dol Jcnuic n Uuddeli. Crsnmcr fhilalc
pMa.
johns Hopkins, Hallett Bsittmore bnrk Popttu Oar.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY "A, 1878,
ARRIVALS.

nBPoRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnirEsToxE TyLBcRAPn LINE
Steamer Algeria OBJ, Watson Liverpool NAV " yn =.
i'm. ,,~o, No. 1 .no
Queenstown 9th, With mdse aud passengers "hams
steamer Erin tBr,. Andrews. Liverpool May ] and
%ds, and s So SS s
lon small iceberg sv9 mss distant 18th ,a
M Ion Is S 81
from ilAvre TOR Sew York ua,,r-r x.x Vi. n.v,.
S:s WIN
~, sse %s Isaac Be- Lswrsnee Richmond. &C. with
Saline with salt ,ss!
Apr,i H. then haa terrible ale blowing with h1rIcaus
sa M Ss% Ap ri Of
aysa lowe, Sross ;psrs sa ana
sS9 = r banks snP .s
" ssa ':s:
s NsrD ss ss Ssy' IN
BarSLeif (Sor. Erickson. Glasgow 80 days. IN baasto
Bark Antonio o.moslis G.ap iBossl.0o Glasgow 81
.ss .'s Esy s @
Ss sss 4 ssS:
Bark Marie sedsnSs,s os Kcos G. ss ~ aay
w wS s%p' Va. siaTis sG 20
q ssys sssa
10y Bark wa's on os bremen SO days. in
Bss Harry n vdea ga1sss II days
Gd. ssy xs e as n v w,h
down The main hatch and died shortly ..tcr.
With orwood Thaekcray Co; vessel 10 Warren Ray.
n Sem S.s'i1s Goodman, Ba.m. Richmond. Va
schr Fannie Hammer, Brooks. Philadelphia for Nan
seSr Brainord Crockett. Rockl,od. Mo days, with
granite g the Ieskyn aud New York Bridge Go; vessel
sce5 Teaps,sss Steele: Eesssea Ne L.. dsys with
to master.
aS-schr Alnomak. stesrns, from Roekisnd: reports
White II feet long with broken Cd and sail attached
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Bolivar Geer Now London Norwich tor New
steamer Glaucus Bear.s. Boston for New York. with
schr Lcontine, BirdsaiL Deer island for New York
esr HSs Anns coos hoes."d Me- New York.
Sch. 2r.sSn sy ~: for M Men S YoI Yo,.
scnr Porto Rice Armstrong ror.I~Sd Me- for New York
belonging to steamers Thomas keiso and North America
Schr smith. snow Wnrchnm for ncw York.
schr james Hewitt. Adams. Providence for Phiiadc
sehr pcnnsylvania. Avery Providence 70, New York
schr Annie Collins Collins Providence for New York
schr George Noon, Chapman. Montnuk ior New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer ,ncra whitney Haett. New York Boston.
Bark Elnor Vernon, Copp, New York tor Amsterdsw
sehr j II Fresman Eidrcge. New York Dcnaispvrt.
schr Kate Mclean. Alien, New York for Hartford
sehr Samuel Goodwin. Williams Now York for STAN ord.
scr Jas Parker 81 Kelly. Now YORK. for coldsprhe Har
schr American Engle Brown. Por. Johpson for Boston
Sch, "ss w Am rs, i sa ss H.
schr Cbsrcs Lowering, Baker Anboy Tor ssouington
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Its One Hundred and Tenth Ami
versary Banquet.
A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGE.
Speeches by General Hancock. Dr..
Chaplin. Mayor Ely and Others.

The ono hundred and tenth anniversary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce celebrated last night by
BANQUET al Delmonicos, at which were present some
three hundred guests Merchants OF the land and
merchants Of tho sea- doctors OF medicine and
doctors OF divinity, men famed 10 the
law Of botn Bench and Bar, railroad
nagnates, government officials, men whose vocation
lies on tho field OF battle, scientific men aud others.
were TO BIO seep all forgetful Tor the time bong OF
the diversity of their varied walks IN the great thor
eughiare OF life. in thcr common purpose TO demol-
ish the menu spread before them.
Promptly at seven O'Clock the Chairman s. ID. Bah
cock raped tho asscmbage to order and announced
that Rev. Mr.. Wild would say grace. This ovor, the
work OF gastronomy began. The tables, OF which
there were six, were loaded down with fragrant
flowers tasteuIy arranged into appropriate designs.
In front OF tho Charmap's seat vas miniature
ship Of red and white roses, and on either side were
columns mounds attestng the skill OF The florists
hands Among the pieces OF confectionery work
vero two we'll executed sections Of the New York and
Gilbert elevated railroads. charming hunting scene,
4 pair of gram elevators, with their various appur.
teoapccs and numbers Of others OF equal taste and
execution. A band OF music played throughout the
banquet
The following is tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AaESDAL, May ARRIVED, bark Aquia (Nor,. Lovold,
Baltimore
ANTWERP. May 14-Arrivcd. steamer Dc Ruyter (Bee),
Falk, New York; ships Diamant Ger, Lankenau, do;
tNcr, Zacchariasen. do; Amelia Ger, Hohorst,
Philadelphia; barks SultanA (Br). Moshcr. New York;
Annie Marshall tBr), Parker. do; Oarmena GtaD, CAT
farena. Baltimore; brig Van Horn (Br), Hall, Will
mington NC.
BARCELONA. May 10Arrfved brig Frasquta (Sp), Bolt
ram, Baltimore.
BoMBAY May I2-saled ship Game Cock, Hardy, sings.
pore.
CRoSsrADr TO May 14-Arrved. bark Alliance (Sor)
Hslvorsen. Charleston.
DOVER, May l4-Arrived bark Bona Fides (Nor). Elcf
sen, Darcn
DuSKIRk. May l3-Arrived, bark Aurora (Br), Churchill
New York
Sailed 18th. bark George jenkins (Br,. Ross United
States.
Orleans Cronstad.; schr Ida BulIard Small do for
Gcfe IIth bark Eidsiva Nor) Guuderson. for Reva
FALMOUTH, May l4-Arnved brig Thasnelda DAM,
Petersen, Porto Cabeo Now York.
on the Lizard 14th Canada (Br) Sumner
New London; Eysia er). McRitchic do for do
ship Anna (Ger). Bohme do for Bremen.
GLASGOW. May H-Arrived. steamer State OF Georgia
(Br) Cooper. New York.
HAMBURG, May 14-Arrvcd, bark Ocean Ger, vogt
New York
HAvRE May l4-Anived, barks Florela. Craig. Now
Yors Mary Durkee (Br, Armstrong New Orleans nater
previously.
LIVERPOOL, Nay l4-Arrived, steamer Minnesota (Br,,
Burwoli, Boston. )
Sailed 18th ship Cleopatra tArs, Caiangich. United
statss bnrk Oliver Emery tB, swatbrdgc st john ND
LoSDos. May l4-ArEved. ship 0eestemunde tGcr)
Lamke Now York. s-
Cleared l4sh ship Efssbcth Ger. schwartng United
States; bark Astronom tGsr). Vessels. do.
LYNN May la-sailed. bark Nina secundo tItaD, Gen.
marc. United States.
QUEENSTOWN. May 14-Arrived, barks Eriing (Nor,
omundscn. Charleston .Yortuua Repctto ta. Brignet
Marsharita Borsono Gtal Oivari. do; Melbourne CBr
Dunham do Carl johann Nor, oisen. Baltimore; Mary
A MishraIl tBr,. Tucker. do: Emanuel Accamc Qtsp
Mirnono Portland. Me Union tNory Thorseu Now York
Gusta Helene (Nor), Fl0renaos Khcdve (Br), Cole
Boston.
Also arrived 4th Poyncsian (Br), Brown Bal
timorc Halifax tor Liverpool.
on Fsstnet Light 18th. PM steamer England (Br),
Thompson. from New York for Liverpool
RorrmRpAx, May l4-Arrivcd. bark Niord (Nor) Gull
lichsen, New York
| SUNDERLAND May Il-Auivod. brig Aino (Rus,
Honghel. Pensacola.
SOUTHAMPTON May I3-Arrivcd steamers Lepanto (Br)
Avery York for Hull; 18th, Donau GER, Bussius do
| for Bremen land procccdcd).
Also arrived 18th, steamer America (Ger), ann
| Baltimore for Bremen tand proceeded.
srxrTS, May 1i-Arrivcd. bark Runcr (No).
| Charleston.
TRIESTE May 9-Arrived, bark Ruma tAus), Bcgns New
| Yorn.
WEATHER REPORT.
| HoLYnnap. May IA. PM-wind ssw. moderate gale;
/ barometer. 202.m
PLYMOUTH. May H. pM--yind sw. .frosh: cloudy
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MKxU.
Little Neck clans.
POrAGES.
Cvnsomme printanier. Tortue claire.
HoRs D'RUvRx
Brissotins an supreme.
Saumon du Kennebcck a Ia Hollandaisc
FLEET do bout Madere.
ENTREES.
Escslopes 'agncau i IL Cheron.
Pigeons petits pois.
PAtes do crcvctt3s.
soRBKr.
Chamber OF Commerce.
ROTts.
Bacassinea Pouicts du priutemps.
HNrRfMHTS
Pommes duchesse. haricots verts. Aspcrgcs.
suCRFs.
Pending diploma ate.
Gelee au rhum Charlotte Doria.
Creme rubanee. Gatcsux.
CLACES.
Napolitain Biscuits eiaces
Pieces montces
Fruits ct dessert.
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and welington Raenar tBr). Bristol; banks Jupiter
(Swe). Copenhagen; Champion (Br). Cork; iona NrDs
iirsoi Verona Brj, Kong and Manila; origs ien
rine, Lisbon; Tarifa, Havrc; Marina Couce't" ui"p
Castslianiare: Emma l. shaw (BrJ, Newry. c,.r
Also sailed faraday (Brl for London' Oty o.
vcra ruz
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DOMESTIC 1NFELlCTTY.

Frank &. Edwards was arrested IN Newark ycsier.
day and held 10 bail on charge preferred against
him by mis- VITO OF having assaulted her with intent
Kill he denied the charge, but was required 70 give
bail In 5000
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON. DC, May 14-Temporary lights have been
established by the Lighthouse Board at the south Pass OF
Mississippi River the mouth OF the
etty GOO yards inside Of the Of the jety)
the head Of the South Pass each sidc
entrAncob
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared from New Bedford May II, brig Ross, SIN
clair llndson'g Bay.
Capt Foster Of bark Cicero OF NIB reports
March ~ lat &C. having taken l6J bbls sp
oil since leaving st Helena.
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.-.a.i.s.-.il...sa4aaA-
SAILED.

steamcrs wyoming lBr, for fvcrpcci cclurbis ,Brl.
London; wyanokc Richmond. Aci ships Castle uoimer
yrl. Shanghai; southn,instcr uB0s dunedin, Lv"ssoc
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
0Rre.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW FOR THE MONTHS
MAY AND JUNE
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

new YORK, May l4-Noon.
Tho Western Union timo ball to-day dropped SIX
and two. tenths seconds slow.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYnRAp, May IL PM-wind SSw. moderate gale;
barometer. $50
PLYMOUTH. May H. PM-ayind sw, frosh: cloudy:
barometer. % so.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 81.

For inventory and permit TO view tho bost apply 20
ALBERT II. NfCOLAY a CO.. Auctioneera
NO. 4J Pine ST., New York
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trct of The Territory of Montana, in and fer
the county OF Gallain.
Mary Z. Parsons, Pi'G. } Action brought in the
VIM. p Parsons, nef7t. First Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana in and fer the said
county of Galatin and the complaint fled in said
county of Gallatin in the office of the Clerk of
said District Court.
The people of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting TO
WILLIAM r. PARSONS,
the above named defendant, You are hereby re-
Guired to appear in an action brought against
yOu'by the above named plaintiff in The Di,lric.
COuri of the First Judicial District of the Terri
Galatin, and to ans he complaint flied there
in within ten days Exclusive OF the day OF SER
vice. after The service you OF this summons
ii served within this county; or, if served out of
this county, but in This district, within twenty
days; oiherN Use, within forty days-Dr judg-
meni by default will be taken against YOU, &C.
cording to the prayer of said complaint
The sal! action is brought TO obtain a decree TO
dissolve The bonds of matrirnonv now existing
between yourself and the said plaintiff, and care
and custody Of children and costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified th;.f if you fail to
required, the said plaintiff will take decree bv
default according TO the prayer OF her said COM
plant now file herein.
Given aEder my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Court of The First Judicial District
lsfALl of the Territory of Montana in and for
The said county of Gallatin, this e4th day
of August in The year of our Lord one thousa nd
eight hundred aud seyenty.eight
THEO. MUFTLY, Clerk.
BY Anne j. NALIN, Deputy Clerk
Nivion L Pierce. Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
PAPER IN TIE HOUSEHOLD.

Newspapers and wrapping paper can be
put to many valuable uses in the house
hold. Few housekeepers can find the time
TO black their cooking-stoves every day
and even if they wash them every day in
clean water they will soon become quite
shabby; but if they are rubbed over with
newspapers every morning, after the dish
es are washed, they will remain black for
long time. If spot Of grease or stain
of some kind adheres, moisten tie paper a
little and rub it off:
Newspapers or wrapping paper will keep
the outside Of the tea and coffee pots, and
all Tin utensils about the stove, brighter
than the cd way OF washing them often
in soapsuds.
Rubbing with dry paper is the best way
TO polish knives, spoons and brasses, after
they have been secured clean. and if a
little wheat -four is sprinkled over the pa
per while rubbing them, it will make them
shine like silver or gold. For polishing
lamp chinmeys. and for washing mirrors
and windows, it is tar preferable to any
kind of cloth.
Paper is much more serviceable to put
under carpets than straw or hay. 1t is al
SO warmer, and does not rattle as you step
upon if. There is a kind of paper especi-
ally manufactured for this purpose.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-10-03
about the House.


A little more formality in serving the
family meals wouldn't harm some house
holds. There is no need OF saving all the
company manners for company; if YOU
do, the children, at least, will probably be
found wanting when the occasion comes.
Many preachmcnts have been directed to
teaching the necessity of cieerfulness and
contentmcnt at meals. 1t cannot be too
often enforced. The wisdom, on purely
physical grounds, Of a tranquil mind at
meal times. is as old as Bacon in our Ian
guage. and as ancient as the patriarchs i'm
practice. The time given TO the table
ought 10 be doubled in many families. and
the cheerfnlness. good nature and domes-
tic conversation increased in like ratio
''While we live, let us live"-in the little
matters as well as the great ones.