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The Portland daily press., 1878-08-26
Base Ball.

The Atlsntics visited Rochester Saturday and
defeated the Stars of that place by score of IL
%. The features of the game were the pitch
ing and catching of Riley and Lynch and the
batting Of Doherty, Mcbride and Godfrey.
For the Stars the catching of Trickey and the
third base play of Shelley were noticeaby fine.
The following is the score:
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2 8 6 s
Atantics.. .............O 0 0 5-I2
Stars. ..................0 1 0 0 l.
Runs earned-Atlantics 4.
Balls called-on Riley, 8; Hall, 10.
Strikes called-off Riley, u; Hall, 6.
Struck out-Coridan, 3; Lynch, 2; A. Hurd, |;
Shelley, 8; H. Hurd, Il Wilkinson, 2: McDutee, 1;
Hoy. 2.
Time of game, hours.
The Atlantcs speak in the highest terms of
their reception by the Stars, and also of the
kind treatment they received at the hands of
Mr.. Chas. Howe, formerly book-keeper at W.
F..Philips' drug store, but now the sole pro-
prietor of the largest drug store in Rochester.
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SUDDEN DEATH -Lindley w. Poindexter,
one Oh the selectmen of Porter, was in town
Thursday, on business, and was taken sudden
ly and violently i'll at his hotel. The next
morning he went to the Maine General
Hospital, but his illness proved fatal and he
expired Saturday. His wife was sent for and
arrived before bis death.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-26

WE want to impress it on your mind that
you can save money by buying goods of II. 1.
Nelson & Co. in Harrington Block.
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Hon. Thomas 3. Reed, NC,

Will SPEAK AS FOILOWS:
Scarborough (0ak HalD Monday, August Goth, at
u pm.
Berwick. Tuesday, August 81.
Centre Lebanon, Wednesday, August 2Sth, D. m ,
Saccarappa, Thursday, August goth, u p. m.
North Yarmouth, Friday, August SOth, 2. D. m.
Pownal Town House, Friday, August 80, u p. m.
Brunswick, Saturday, August 81. 7apm.
Gray, Monday, September 2, u pm.
North Windhanl, Tuesday, September 8, 2p.m.
Gorham, Tuesday, September g. 7kp.m.
WoodforPs Corner, Wednesday, September 4, II
pm.
Freeport, Thursday. Seutemher 9Th IL D. m
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Hon. Hiram KnOWltOn
WILL SPEAK AT

New Gloucester, Bear Brook School House,
Monday, Aug g. at u p. m.
Chase Meeting House, Windham,
Tuesday, Aug. 81, at u p m.
Duck Pond. ..uu..... Wednesday, Aug. %, u p. IN.
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THE DEATH RATE.-The whole number of
deaths in this city the past week was 10 from
the following causes: Consumption, in
sanity, / drowned, /; commissions, 2 apoplexy.
/; brain fever, /; general debility, 1; infantile,
g: childbirth, l.; unknown, 2.
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Seth Hamilton. Assault and battery
Fined S. with costs. Paid. D. H. Drummond.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST s6.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
Ienden Bros, Marquis, Brunei q Co., Andrews
wentworth, Moses, n. B. Kendrck, and Chisholm
Bros. Oh all trains that run out of the city,
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon and H. B, Kendrick.
at Bath, of j. D. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of Stevens q Co.
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President Robius of Colby University and
bride are in town, the guests of Dr.. j. T.
Champlin,
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-26

SEVERAL odd lots of misses fancy hosiery.
which must be closed out. Make your prices
II. I. Nelson & Co., 443 Congress street, Far
rington Block. au2433t
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BOATING NOTES.-THE hacker of Gsorge FL.
Hosmer has challenged Davis to row race for
$500 side.
The friends of Mr.. Reagan, who have inti-
mated that Davis was afraid to meet him, are
invited to read the following which appeared
in the Herald of yesterday:
SCIPIo, N. Y, Aug. "a.
To the Editor of the Boston Herald, In reply
to Mr.. Reagan's offer for race, will row him
a five mile race after Sept 25 for $500 side.
over either of the following mutual courses:
Owasco, Greenwood, Saratoga or Troy. Please
use $3.50 now in your hands as Forfeit and if
Mr. Reagan covers this before Wednesday
noon, will meet him to arrange preliminaries
(Signed,) M. E. DAVIS.
Kennedy is now at Owasco Lake with Davis,
training for his race with Riley next Wednes-
day. Both parties are confident that they can
win.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-26

Harrison Piper, Esq, of Lincoln, has been
didate for Representative to the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1878-08-26

READ Studley's announcement of bargains in
Table Damask and Shirts.
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"They cured me Of Ague, Bilousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended L had
halt bottle left which used for my two little
girls, who the doctors and neighbors said could
not be cured. 1 am confident should have
lost both Of them one night if had not had
the Hop Bitters in my house to use. 1 found
they done them SO much good L continued with
them, and they are now WELL That is why I
say you do not know half the value of Hop
Bitters, and do not recommend them high
enough" B, Rochester, n Y. au25d1w
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Hon. VIM. w. Thomas, Jr..
WILL SPEAK AT
Hon. Josiah I'll. Drumm0nd


South Windham. $500. Wednesday, Aug. %, u p m
south FTeeport. ....... Thursday, aug 20, y p. m
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HARPER's BAZAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall, and D. Wentworth, 300 Congress, COR
ner of Oak street.
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"You Don't k now Their vaIue.o

No one but Vickery & Leighton keeps Hath
away's unlaundried shirt. au24d1w
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School Notice.

VSHE Public Schools of the City of Portland will
l. commence their next session Monday, Sept. 2.
Parents will notice that by an ordinance of the City
Government "no person who has not been vaccinat-
ed, or otherwise secured against contagion of small
pox, shalt be allowed to attend any of the city
schools" THOMAS TASH. Supt. Schools.
Portland, Aug. 20, 1878. au23dtd
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WESTERLY, r /. Dec. Q. 1870.
VIM. e. CLARKE. Esq: Dear Sir L take pleasure
in saying to you that L can cheerfully recon mend
HUMPS REMEDY being the most effective
medicine that ever used in my practice for Dropsi-
cal complaints. can safely say that it has almost
raised the dead. L.. A. PALMER, M. ID.
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WESTBROOK MNFG. co.

fatHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
,Westbrook Man'fg Co for the choice of officers
ana the transaction of any other business that may
legally come before them, will be held at their office
NO; 10 Central Wharf on Tuesday, Aug. 9th, at )
O'CLOCK, p, m. VIM. K WOOD, Clerk.
aul3 DIV
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Hon. w. lei. VintOn
WILL SPEAK AT

Freeport, Thursday, September 9Th, u p. m
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INTERN RRIiGE or JEUs and CHRIS
7JINS.
The Engagement or Miss Uothschiid TO Lord
Ro.cbcry

ri, .., =. ......... - a.. t,,.
,lm' cigng'hi'it - uln"uncvu -, we rh,i
81 Rosemary 10 MISS hunhhn g hotis nilu:
9hX daugihr ., ihn ihtr biIpn nuyer ans .ilci
~ lt3ths MIA. NUS ,oilS m ~ VIII bN thn ihlrl
memhrr 81 nor fanny VINO mus niarrlru pul
~ inc ~ IN. ihn second ,iuuEht'r ul ibnron
Nh'hnh Mayor de hpthschJld' ne aunt 81 ,inIu
,7'hnrS n"n''e' nlnrriHu 'he hvn n.,hIy
fd,rgy second son pi ln' rdfi oi Sotthhnluph ;
ana MISS Ammo ~" N'tlS ma, mo second
uduEn'rrpl Hit AhthohN InNrfi'u; iluI, N'Hl :
u.p. thr hon. ELIOT lOrhe, son ol the LAR Ol
linr''wi'kc;
IhtI" WI, no doubt. De inurn niNrrsc com
meni IN England upon tlr choice that MISS
loihsrhil,i mas son III to make, ana lhls VIII e
thc nior' nlUrr because u mas long brSh a mat
ter 81 prid" Win the tnvllsh Jews TO De hDle u
number the entire iiuthschild family among
mcmbcrH pi the synagogue. In PARIS. IN Lon
don. IN twinklofi. Wherever IA" inihe. mus
among In" most consistent members ot the OH
iHltu; they not only contribute mun iiiccntiN To-
the jewish charities. but they also attend synh-
Epyuc az regularly ~ tr' majority Ol thrr CO.
rrli.giuni~t~ ant take IN nrtiNr part IN IN" al
minisirution ui communal matters. The iutur"
Countess Of Hnscbcry and her iathrr were no
exceptions 10 the rule. and. when in London.
goguc. OF which the Baron was u member. on
the occasions Of festivals.
From one point Of Wow II may he cause Tor
regret that Miss Rothsrhild is to marry mem
BIER ol the Christian faith. in 50 far as IL may, 10
some extent, rstrangp her from her religion
and her family. Iiut though she may outward
~ b. constrained to Inave the Jewish Church.
al old jewish spirit is too strong in the breasts
Of the Roths chid- 10 allow them over to entirely
brpak loose from the tnith of their fathers. As
io the large majority Of the members Of the
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VIZ

On the might Of the 9Th Of last Oriohor tho 7 s.
ferry boat from Jnrs CITY was WORKING into
her slip at Dcshro-scs street She was tn"
train hoat" Her bow gates were pushed
open. A passenger with n hoN in each hand.
struggled for q front position. stumbled and
pitched overheard. head first. between tn"
bridge and the boat. one Of the boxes went in
with him nnd the other was lrft ON the bow. la
ten seconds the boat struck the bridge. and tine
unfortunate man WAS hidden from sight
Cornelius Ryan. passenger. roarcd out
There's "a man overheard" and there was
great commoinn.
"Whctc is nee" asked medium sized young
man. with n we'll sproutrd mou-tachc.
Under the boat. shouted RYAN.
pilot" thundcro1 young Clancy. for for
tungtcly he was. among the passengers. back
Clnne. cang went the hollis. and tho great
whc.ls mn.lr backward rcvuhsiona. Clancy
throw Oft his roni ana hat mounted the rail.
and in an instant was under TIE ionu.
- dove drrp." he says. then turned. and
could see The bright Easlight shining through
The wdicrrs For some timr c9uld -" notlinE
moro. Then Kind oi shadow appeared,
waving it, lWnds between me- and the row Of
gasghts. II WIS what was after. suppose
the man had gone down for tn" last time. lie
WAS ali of three feet under water when felt
him. cnught him by the hand and pulled him
up 10 the top Tie came up with rush. throw
both arms around my throat. ana s.rramed.
on my wife my wifc Save mci My wife,
ON. saws |. thus all right Your wics all
right Wait till ! see II can yet you all right.
Bui y, krE squeezing my throat WIN M arms
until could hardly breathe. grabbed him by
the shoulders and tried to push him nwny. hut
couldn't All this time wis trrHding wnter Ia
keep him ailolt Then -topprd treadns. and
lrt myself down into the water and slid his
arms over my heHd As ! cnmr up caught
him by the cont collar aud showed him up TO- the
bridge. where b" got hold Of the lifc-ropc. The
bridgemnn lowered n ladder. h. caught the
tot Ii l.tt "A
rat. When he got oui his first cry wa Where's
my hat ? ! swan around ana found ms hat.
ami they pulled mo up on one Of IN" chain
ropes. | gave him his hat. and "A policeman
took him 10 27i W"st street and nut him 10 bed.
He went of without thankin me. but aiterward
! received this gold badge. with his conpli.
mpntS
Mr.. CLANCY took the badge from the lapel OF
his whist 'uat and exhibited IT, 1t was of fine
gold. worth about sls and bore the following
insert pt!un:
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THE PEW RENT QUESTION.
CHURCHEs and CONGREGITIOys Ann
1IfE UIRD TIMES.
Preaching 10 Empty Sents-The Demand n
"Popular Priccs"-Why the Attendance
has uimini-hed-A sections la pInnnti..

"Topulnr PrIcrs wing ,bc <,,.,,
~ ~ N''"""uOn.
Much has been said i'm rcgard Ia ,h.
,,.,.. ! Al, . L., H. +" -, W. 'ne
lnea'rcS "hu lhe nara 'lm =. anu the noes.
sity OF n reduction OF prices OF admission. rha
same trouble affects the churches. White nmn,
arc ciaihorlns lor orcn's'r" cn"rS l"r u lower
price than sl.jO. much larger number arr To-
n ,'', ',"a ,', '''u 1,"''SS '' re-
uu'eu' III inc 'asnlohnp'' 'hur'h's oi thl' city
pow rents are IA high as they wcre in the war
and the rosult * TINT mnnv remain o,r,,,." n
"''' ,''v 80, - Wv ''''',', ''''''''" '"'IN On
the grcn, falling Off in their flo ks. and mnnv oi
a., ,,,, ,1',,.,,,, ,,,,,i, - ,.,. y
inc uptown fhur'h'S Wil'cn year "g" vera
A rcuor,rr visited several churches win
,.i,,. ~, 1i.,,,,f,,,, ,i ,,,,., -, ,l,i. ,ntt,. !.
Fow clcrgymcn were willing to talk on the sub
inct Tbrv declared that thcv hnd an ni,n,
,ro,,h,I =, ,,.,. tor. ,,,.tion,. ,,,, ' ,,'.
piv",'''u '" WI ,'''-' ""' "''I no
holiday seas N the number Of attendant, wls
always loss than ut any other time In the winter
months.
rho sexton Of n we'll known and popular
church i'm Finh avenue was asked whittier
there had been a falling of at his church Ho
answered: There arc an unusually largo
ru,,hcr ~ ,.,,v Ia r,,,, ,,,J ,,,, ~ ,I,,,, ,,,,
nrlcmd " "Mnn uu ,1. ~, ,rg
/" pny ihrc, or onr htndred J"Ilars i"r a bow
IA ms u,nes. bus, ness mas bo'l bad anu
MA IL n,.',,?,r, ti,,,s a., ,,,, 49,, - IN ~,
VII NJ, n, ~ ,,,'- ~ 'u' u'" Oh
DO ,'t th ,a,s't ta te ab"annr rows ?"
" siry :" rhcy ,,,t ~ nI,oyn,ber Tbot,s
,h 70 ,, Sr ny e., oui III hcnn a W."
,au ~, 80, ", sino VIZ ,,.,,, % a., 80.
% h ", ~, H. IT.. rr,i II ",",,ir y,r,cuId 80
XXX ,Gcv h,d ~, , w. dwnr ,,nd i, ,her" n
a.; ~ ,,'' H, ~ J,,',' ,i 4, ~ H.
any i,,tE ~" n,iie, u,,' "V ~ 70 ti,s, coec
,iou. ~ y" "''e "iu'" 'i0"''o i""@ oO0'
""nSn,a poorls oin,, r,y,r, my mo,cv IN.
,or, ,yjibo,,t p,,oo a, den p nars,,msinn Ism
,'osc nnihird ~ ,bo rhurcl is in nrr"nrs ,td
M iJ ~ ~, ~ ,,o,,n ~ s,ny aty.v Ir,,
In, rr ~ ,'c ~ hiyrcH 1or fenr iicv lvi'I
hnvn ~ nav ~, V''''' ~ "" VI ''' '0' "'''
" a., H"a,,dppi tho eex.on I'm tall vou what
4, tc"nir', ,,,,,,i,, AVN rom nhurch moro thnn
nnv,I M mu ~nhisnPpcl",Les Catch "A woman fnr
instnnn" con,ip,, tn church in nm old INT or ana
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hIllnD BY roIsoNors sylKrs.


resolution ol IN" t'N"'ln'nt ol lhdia,
dated Ninla. Soy. To- 'n ia" results of the meas
va adNif"i 90 rNi lulhu'' wtd an mars ana
y iinmnu7 Snhh"S 100 british lniid ~ i -. say
lust year u ,Nuu persons ana 4oWW mead OF
cHttir were destroyed 10y Wild unlmHis ana
vnomous snakes 223j1 wild animnls and
ZiolS3 N'n1mous snakes Wrrr Killed. amt
l2upl1 r.. ~ Do 'n expended IA rewmd-.
rms y"hr 1878 persons lni 2l.N3p mead ui
'aili" nav" 80 ger rhHt; Zl2.JI -nhNrs AMI
~ ija wild anuai- have been kil"d. amt
i2hnl r.. AZ" To- IN rNp'nd'd IA rewards.
u Madras Bengal, ant IN tir Northwestern
Provinces amt pudh. The numbers oi persons
Killed iy via iminI.~ .'nd uy mikes were on
7ilerally les 20 lsiD than .u $50. In iln o'lNr
pr"Nin"s ia" hSuir- DO Loot oNNiini any gr ~
Nnrwiign-. except 'u M r'nlr.l pr,Ninnes
Mgrre dehi. : rose rom 'i' in lH,I d" i'' IN
$50 hr 'mri innn-- ii.r 'iS tlI NO
lit There tAIii1lltliItI ,if Inc
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The 8asuag- sma-h~r's End.


c.nriA,, 'sye me here LITTLE while a'yo' romor''i'
L. a., m, r,. amt when ,on want me. sound upon tn,
'r,rhs pacc and AZ around j, a. OF ola the hacknen
pi,rr, 9aaeN. on the platform with their hack, to
Miul nsht from nder mansion took my~ii To
pII =, The rc-lt tram. rolling ,iovl, onward to the
MANY nsltI law ,l, .-nal- r,in. through the mellow
Whore Ice fi,lbur. amt the Eastern cross upon COM.
In ue rug The hone It brakeman in tlc sun may take
IN ~ 'rrrs ne gay conductor yct- himself another
Ia ihc ,- s Pullman rortcr' scatter fresh -traw- "a
And th haeasc 'na,ner anc. shtl turn, othonsht'
trunks
rhcn lu- chck Na' paie and thinner than should he Tor
Though ,' nunr Tor smashing baggage was on every
Ana ,srt 80 ha. sage smasher take this hulc trunk
n'n,.sns NOR nouni with mon ou, trust its fate to
ON hi- ralld check and forehead came color ant
Asllu,e cen The nrish, rail. na.lin4, before tram
had ron~l his -cn.c ct honor which had .lum,,r,i
For mcuen rucr Zee lns- rose above HE evil thron.
Fnl iu.nmni Ma Ms bosom snak'n with = storm oi
Then ino did stern looA riurnn. dorsy snucred nom
saving. have smashed mp baggage bound with hAc OF
sayis. Ne,cr .lArr any all alike their fate muN
tie ,o.,h up math' tuna AMI turned IL nh horny
Fora mo,mnlnsn'l, poised it. aa,ncdn ON IT,, railroad
He toe, gpan ron coupling .moe that trunk both II
smot ,ccfri spring, wnrh hrd som. fourteen pouud
oidAnaunie.
On mat n"ruiug urorsh NE city dad hear the are
Sec 'ir .eucn ami policemen to the post of lun lrin.
Al mat dlN ami through the evening dd n.u,r brave
For ih! hstsa; 'a,er' body, scattered DER the torn
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4 Woman GrappIe. "a Wolf.


Rctccn and io'clock on Sunday morning
Mrs. VI. T., Graft. who lives ut the corner oi
ott and Ch"ne streets. heard noise among
the fowls in the coop at the back end of her yard
She awakened her son Henry n lad Aho ut IA
years Old. and told him 10 creep out silently to
the chicken house and sre il he could recognize
the thieves. while she would follow at u safe
distance with an axe. rcndy to assist him should
they attempt violence Horny put on his clothes
and. followed 10y his mother. had crawled TO
within about ton feet of n small barn next &c
the poultry house when the door Of the barn
suddenly opened and ont sprang what they N
ilrst thought was "a large dog. ~ the animal
sprnng toward the boy he gave n loud bark. the
harsh shnrp tones Of which proclaimed to the
mother TINT they had no dog t. deal with The
boy attempted to spring aside hut the animal
with glarng eyes and jaws wide open. gained
hold with his sharp teeth and claws upon the
bows right shoulder and hip.
Mrs, Graft struck the animal across the hack
with the face Of the axe. and then. dropping hcI
weapon. sprang in harohanded for u grapple
with the intruder. For several seconds the fleh
was lively. Mrs, Gratz and herson were severely
scratr III. and had their clothing badly torn,
The animal broke away. and disappeared across
the commons. From tracks found in the snow
on sunday forenoon, II Is concluded that the
animal was strong wolf.
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IN Al, ,.ininn snake oh.rmer In London.


''' . "'" ""'""' '
som" n " features nav" Just been added
~ thee attractions nj the ROYAL Aquarium ~
Westminster which are Likely 10 prove interest
ing to the general puhli' aud peculiarly $50 To-
nuturulsts. Onr = in exhibition of th" extra
ordinary low'r VIII IN a female AhN~-lniun
boa constructor class W. hni an opportunity
Yesterday 81 Witnessing this performance,
which IT, unqu -tnual.y ui most singular and
astonishing oharatrr
lhH I'll IL" rhnrniNs ~ Snaih diners in som"
rc-irriS lrNnl thai 90! iue iudiah -nake charm
gIs VINO wrI- brought io turop" hy Or. Lynn.
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Lost.


Fom Yb'ig, Wpths
4 Will fo-c by the wlysidc hung.
L. W.-llterins ga tlr morning ur
\ itre -rarrr rnIsilnu- irliumt hung
/ looked and iutui the fpHrFrt inlr--
50 fair / suu- ht ~ in ,ud iNn Icst
20 wear It's beauty unin nirhH
ilir tr.nih hing petals ~ my touch
A rttfr. ~uhtlrr fragrance she'd
L. strange loved that flower SCI much.
Aul-it Was dead.
IN that hi-h mond when thought hnih WING.
Aud ind. atone it, .ifrrli ln .uu..
.trN, d iii nld hArr, -luu,irIlN. fringe.
Ana urtN nm hiie hand tlnu-,
500 Iirrurd ihr c.trrh - rhurl. hsd "tusht
ihr .ir mote timi NV spirit -ou-ht,
ii.i -uNdon un my startled vaT,
u. Nfrdn created irc,nts woke.
A.ach bought inc rtptur" dear
The sirn- hnl broke.
heard will hirl on the shore
NJ -iu- whit .lnl 10 thr -'n,
And 'nii the hhri"u that u bore.
AM ,w,rt"r than nll ri-c 'nur--
So ,W at, cil+ 4 tlir hlrii tu hHdr
III magic nu-trolsv more near
Unnamed the rlpt'c'. swelling ''IOAt
IN o'r sal suug his whnl. .unl rAt
loo Mcil know In, luN, lest pntr
Hal been IN, last.
AID set Wh.l, n.rno.y hi'h power
To- count tho hours TOO vunl sprut
The iragrancs ~ ttaf iad"d lluwsr
That hlrp's last IN. niil~lr bent
WIN the Niii lIri'- w'Ir'i heath song, VIII
HUNT every wakiu. nuur NJ sthl
lrhrhIng my lwnft the hitter cost
~ all the eye ri hope hath seen
On AL tbsl The hlln won iud lost
TbN ought have been
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How I.aa,s. should Dr... In tn. ,Iun.,ns Field



With regard to ladies riding regularly to
hounds. II must now be consilc Tered an estah.
lishcd fact that the presence Of considerable
number OF good sporiswOmcn Is ALWAYS 10 he
looked for with every ilrst-rate pack. As
guide to lhosr of ihc fair sex who may intend 10
Join in this faVnritc amusement. the costume II
hnrd-riing huhtr'Ss of the present day tou.
-ists Of n short. ciosev-iiitng habit Of blue
cloth Of different shades. or. u li-ht gray. with
collars ana alngS corr spending win IN" UNI.
form of the hunt. wh,n II is Of distin tive
character. such rs the Beaufort or the PVT 'hley.
tail hat we'll curod mt the brims: a whits
mock loih with neat gold pin; -iand-up collar,
and last. not least. high boots of vanished
leather and hunting crop. with. Of coure',
drah Ulster uf many caprs Ia wear when drV'
ing-tO cover in dark green or oak colorrd log
cart, drawn by u very clever stopper. with the
natiicst Of grooms alongside ;or. II urclcrr'la
tandem, or tam of first -rlnS. nn-s. II IS eSsrn'
tlal that ladies in the latter case. shonld taks
lessons. So thui they may be- able To- handle ne
ribbon, in proper form when they com" into
the Shircs 10 exhibit their Projections, u- tn
VIII unr many irst-chss performers already e
J. tIil
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\ Clock she Can Understand.

f'oH Ne M ','f y, lii
"lI,V y" gat airy clorN Ia = ~ ~.n' thin
We nav" sN khd,n rlmks trrltd iIrir'' rllrr.
Z" ni' Nlu hour CLOCKS Hrd rlfht 'n' %. Df.. frHn
~ 'nu,,intlp ~ prno u'f,eenc that va, lu't sui
Nuu-- hui French rl.rk. "a f'h ;lt'
pan i1N" ser EMMA tl,tk uNs Va wan dat ne
sis,htr hin underestimate Mhln 1t sthTlkek"
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was Dugan. She lived NJ n Dc-hrosscs street.
Her father threatened to sue Van AIKEN, the
dockhuildcr, but Clancy says that. through his
influences the mattrr WIS srttirl tor $50. Van
AIKEN" he adds promised me SO lor settling
H. but nrvrr paid M. | Wore out Il par u
sho running alter h'ln. lie ~ alive yct. ana
worth plenty OF MONEY!
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on Sunday. oct. II. Clancy was again employ
ed in Tom SCOTS baggage room. when n small
hoy ran in out of breath. and said: " johnny.
there's somebody overheard. Go quick"
Again was there crowd OF big ablc-bodied
men on the dock Mt the foot Of Watts street
Another boy had tumblcd in from u string
piece. He wns screaming. kicking, and pad
ding for dear lie. while men were reaching for
him with old hoops. ami uukns sticks in his
ti,. boy In Iis arms uuiil "A rome wa- found.
when hc bound him. and tn adventurous
shaver was drawn ashore. HlSnnme WIS Ryan.
II WIS about an Teru years old. and lived al
AS Washington street