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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-04
RuuiOus and COruR

Should be freely bathed from time to time with
Ponds Extract and what is still better, compress
of the same should be laid over the afflicted parts
and kept in place over night by suitable bandage,
this should be repeated every night for one week,
Half a teaspoonfu should be taken inwardly
every three hours during the first three days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-04

Conveniently near the prominent busi,,
ness houses, all places of public interest and
resort, and in the very heart of the best res
ident portion of the city for good n, living, ing
onnade Hotel. on Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia can be conscientiously recommended.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-04

r EGAL NOTICE.-CHARLES VINE is HERE
/ BY notified that Sarah Vine, his wife, has filed
in the Court of Common Pleas, in and for Hamil
for a divorce OH the grounds of extreme cruelty
and willful absence and unless he answers said
petition by the 18th day of April, A D. 1873, de-
cree for divorce will be taken against him:
VIM. TRAVIS,
,,,hO1 9Th A Attnrnnu for Plaintiff
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-04

1t is neither pleasant nor profitable to
hear people constantly coughing when they
could be easily cured by 25c bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE ,2es BROADwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR EXCEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPER6

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sALE-l6rH PAcx-sth COL. and 18TH PAcx-6th
.NisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.
5rH PAcE-5th and 9Th coils. and 18TH PAex-2d and
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NEW PUBLIC ATIONS-IIrH PAGE-6sh col.
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PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS aC.-4rH PAcE-5th and 9Th
PROPOSALS-l7rH PAcE-2d COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
OUT "9d OF Tfs FOR SALE OR TO
RkNT-5rH PAGx-2d and Sd coils. and 18TH PAcE-
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-5rH PAcE-sd COL.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-5rH PAcE-sd COL. and 18TH
ssELIaiSgs SSSiT'iieEsvarH : ). =. r4e. 9th col.
REWARDS PAGE I'd col.
SALES AT AUCTION-3D PAGE-4th and 5th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALKS-2D PAGE-1st, I'd
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-2p PAcE-5th col.
SPECIAL NOrICES-l7TH PAcE-3d and 4th coils.
sPOkIING-DoGs BIRDS. &c.-l7rH PAGE-4th col.
STORAGE-l9rH PAGE-4th col.
THE LECTURE Sc AsON- 18th PAcE-6th COL
TIE TRADES-3D PAGE-1sr ana I'd col.
ro LET FOR husINEss fPfUHRposEs-srH PAcr-4.s
col. and 18TH PAGE-lst and I'd coils
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.3p PAcE.3d and 4th coils.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASK-i9rM PAcx-4th col
WATCHES, JEWkLRY. &C: 18th PAGE.4th COL:
TO LET-5rH PAGE ID col. and 18TH PAcK--lst col.
YACHTS, sfEAMBo ITS. 3C.-I4rH PAcE-etn col
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

T
M
A
IN MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
OCTOBER a. ~ AND 2s,
OUR ANNUAL FALL sALE WILL BEGIN WITH
THE RICHEST AND MOST CAREFULLY
sELEcrkD STOCK OF GOODS.
AT EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
CILKs. sRoCADEs, sATINs, vELvETs, &C.
LARGE STOCK OF NOVELTIES OF OUR
OWN IMPORTATION.
BLACK sILKs....a s5c. ST 10. 81 90 81 IS per yard
BLACK SILKS. 9gAtET7 q 4 .s ne,
BLACK SILKS. EXTRA QUALITY, >. ;.
coLonED SILKS. IN ALL faE NEW SHAPES.
at 81 10. 81 IS per yard
CoLuRED SILKS SUPERIOR QUALITY,
81 81 so. 81 90 per yard
ooIoAkD SILKS EXTRA ooHasa4s At s. 4s s. 90 u.r yard
81 So 81 IS So So 81 90 So IS and s. 80 per yard
B.Asx i " s. zsiTE5 y s. IS 50 90 >, 90
LYONS BEST vRLvEr. PURE SILK. % IN; WIDE.
at SIS S5 per yard
LYONS BEST VELVET. PURE SILK.
EXTRA AND BEST QUALITY. at 81. 50 so and 50 so
Per yard
GRAND CLOSING SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
BEGINNING ON MONDAY. ooroBER 81.
WE SHALL MAKE PgREMProRY SALE OF
CHOICEST FRENCH FABRICS.
AS
FoLLows:-
ALL WOOL MATELAssEs, a7,n.}.. ase. SIC. per
SUPERIOR FINISH BASKET CLOTHS. sso. per yard.
ss5st ssa5ssS EIsE ZEE 49,
S'DIH ssss24 ss $780, ESQ.,
PARIS GOLD MEDAL BLAch cAsHMERAs.
EXTRA Low PRICES.
At
4ss. $780,. ESQ.,. 7sa. $50
HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
a. M and WOOL .. sni al black
10 soc. 81. 81 10, 81 IS. 81 IS. 81 so
couRrAULDs kNaLIsn BLACK cRKPEs
AT
81 50. 81 rs. 81. s. IS. s. As AND So PER YARD.
T1RINaEs, PAssEMENTERfEs. &C.
THIS DEPARTMENT foR THE FALL OF 1878,
BEGINNING on MONDAY ocroBER 81. WILL Ex.
HIsrr AN ASSORTMENT OF MOST ELEGANT NOV.
ELr1Es, WITH GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SECOND TO NOME IN THE CrTY,i
TIE FOLLOWING FOREIGN ELEGANT STYLES
Will M OPENED AT
SPECIAL REDUCED rRrcEs.-
DROP FRINGE, WITH SATIN OLIVES.
CLAN DE MILAN. MARABoUT. TWISTED CHE
MILE AND FANCY FRINGE; sERPoLErTE. MARA.
BOUT AND CHENILLE INSERTING; PRESSED
MOSS TRIMMING.
PAssEMxNrkRIE. WITH CUT JET CLAN DE
MILAN SATIN DROPS: OUT JET BLOCKS WITH
BERLIN SATIN AND FINE FRENCH CORD.
AN ELEGANT VARIETY OF BUTTONS. IScLUD.
ISG ENGLISH GARNET. GRENADE JET. HORN
fvLArD WITH PEARL AND GILT. BUcKHoRN
POLISHED. TORTOISE SHELL. Ac. 4o
TLoAKs FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
NEW STYLE PLAIN AND FANCY CLOTHS,
xi2, Si4. SIT 90 TO $35.
NEW STYLE sTLK AND MATELAssE,
s3j, S5S. <45 20 $50.
THE NEWEST STYLES OF ULsrERs
AND ClkCULAKs,
IN PLAIN AND PLAID CHEvrOrS.
CAxELs HAIR. &C., &C.
TCUR LINKD AND sEALskIN CLOAKs AND FURs.
FUR LINED CIRCULARS s3s, S45. s55 10 500.
FUR LINED DoLMANs,- NEW STYLES.
S55. SIS $Sj. Si1O.
sRALsKIN sAcQuhs, NEW SHAPES.
500, S1l0, Si2U to Sl70.
LARGE STOCK OF FURs AT Low PRICES
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

DRY GOODS. -.
e ALTMAN 90.
18th ST. AND 6rH Ay.
-
IMPORTANT NOTICE III
WE HEREWITH BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT
AFTER CERTAIN SPECIAL PREPARATIONS MADE
BY US DURING THE PAST rwo MONTHS WE SHALL
INACCURATE THE PRESENT SEASON contrary to
the prevailing cus.om) By MARKING DOWN THE
PRICES OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK IN ADVANCE.
INSTEAD OF THE LATTER END OF THE SEASON.
THEREBY MAKING SUCH OFFERINGS IN EvERY
DEPARTMENT WHICH, UPON INSPECTION. WILL
CONVINCE OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC TO
BE
BEGINNING ON MONDAY.
OCTOBER 81, AND TO BE CONTINUED TARoUGH-
OUT THE ENTIRE SEASON OF 1873
WITH
THE
FoLLowING:-
HUR COSTUME DEPARTMENT OF RENOWNED
REPUTATION ExBRAcEs. BESIDES THE VERY
BEST PARIS MODELS OUR OWN EXCLUSIVE DE.
SIGNS AND MANUFACTURE. FOR WHICH WE
CLAIM THE MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT, THE
NEWEST AND MOST ArrRovED STYLES. AND
ABOVE ALL
AT EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES II,
AFTER raoRovsH EXPERIENCE
THIS pxpAETSEST TIN xEAfs' IS COMPLETE
THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED.
AND WE CHALLENGE CoMPKTITIoNili
IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR STOCK WE ARE
CONSTANTLY MAKING TO ORDER WALKING.
VISITING. CARRIAGE. RECEPTION. EVENING AND
WEDDING DRESSES
ALSO
MOURNING AND RIDING HABITS.
OUR SYSTEM FOR PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 81.
WE SHALL OPEN
5000 WORTH OF kkasIyHp' INrotTEo COSTUMES. JUST
TO BE SOLD AT oNE-HALF ORIGINAL COST.
PRICES AS FOLLOWS u. ....sss sss. s45. ss5 ss5
ALSO LADIES' CLOTH AND CAAEL's HAIR
WALKING SUITS AT..."..... Isis, $24. S2s
cAMEL's HAIR AND SILK COSTUMES AT 1888. $40
BLACK SILK WALKING SUITS AT......$42, S4s, $55
ELEGANT BLACK SILK COSTUMES Ar..sss SIS. sss
ELEGANT SILK AND s"ooADH P GpsEgsFs ~. SIS $50
ELEGANT SILK AND SATIN COSTUMES :. .,oo
ELEGANT SILK AND DAMAssE COSTUMES
ELEGANT SILK AND VELVET COSTUMES
AT $50. 500
ELEGANT SILK AND VELVET COSTUMES 49,
MAGNIFICENT ALL VELVET coszyIss ST. les 70 .,.o
ALL MADE UP FROM TIL. LATEST PARIS MODELS
IN rnk GREATEST TARRlEry OF TRAININGS.
B. ALTMAN CO.. 18TH ST. AND 9Th Av.
I ADlEs'. chILDhtEES,Sr 6ESraiSS. AsS INFANTS uSDkE-
SITUATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR, AND OF
EQUAL IMPORTANCE WITH OUR CLOAK AND
SUIT DEPARTMENT. VIZ SHALL POSITIVELY
ADxrr or NO COMPETITION.
ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 81. WE SHALL OPEN
WITH THE LARGEST AND hASDsoMEsT STOCK OF
UNpERCLoTHIYG
EVER BEFORE ExHIBlT1D. AND IN ADDITION
To OUR REGULAR FORMER STYLES WILL ADD
THE GREATEST VARIETY or NEW STYLES.
BOTH HAND AND BEST MACHINE WORKMAN
SHIP IN LoNsDALE CAMBRIA. LINEN. LINEN
LAWN AND PRIDE OF rHR wEsr MUSLIN,
TRIMMED WITH REAL vALENcrENSEs. roRcnoS.
FINE IMITATION LAcEs AND TIE VERY FINEST
HAND MADE AND HAMBURG EMBRorDERIEs.
COMPRISING
LADIES' COMPLETE SETS OF
NIGHT ROBES. CIEMIsEs AND DRAwEEs.
LADIES COMBINATION SUITS
,cnEMrsE. CORSET COVER AND DRAWERS CON-
BiSEU.
LADIES' coMBrNArIoN TRAIN AND WALKING
SKIRTS.
LADIES' REAL LACE BRIDAL SETS,
INCLUDING OVER 800 STYLES OF
NIGHT ROBES. CHEMisEs. CORSET COVERS,
TOILET sAcQUEs, WALKING. TRAIN AND UNDER
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

81
(lN MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 2i. y AND %.
WE SHALL OPEN OUR FALL GOODS
FOR
MEMS WEAR.
ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED TO
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF FURNISHING
GOODS, CONSISTING OF FIRST CLASS NECK WEAR,
BEST ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURED
FALL AND WINTER UNDARaARMESTs HOSIERY
&C..
AT THE FOLLOWING Low PRIcEs-
GENTLEMEN's MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
GENTLEMEN's SUPER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
81 20 PER SET.
CARTWRIGHT AID WARMERS SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS 81 TO IS PER SET.
THE ABOVE CoMPRIsINa EITHER HALF OR ALI
WOOL. WHITE AND SCARLET MERINo AND FLAN.
MEL IN VARIOUS DEeRn Es OF wAIGnr AND TEX
rURE AND OF THE FOLLOWING MANUFAcrUREs:-
CARTWRIGHT AND WARMERS
NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
BRErrLE's SILK. FKoM TO 20 THREADS,
GENUINE ALL WOOL SCOTCH.
SHAKER FLANNEL AND SCARLET INDICATED.
ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARDIGAN JACKETS.
oTAITxx Fxe TsesH HALF
aEyTLExEs,gss Ms gALps,G;eAN BAL HALF HOSE, q ~
pss D1zs sso fEs ansirhO HALF
GENrLEMEx's SOLID CoLoRs CASHMERE. IS
| PER DOZ1N. 45C. PEn PAIR.
GENrLEMEN's ENGLISH sPCN SILK. 81 IS PAIR
oESILEMEss wANsUrrA MUSLIN NIGHT
GENrLgMEN's UNLAUNDRrED DRESS SHIRTS.
7SC.
cSEas AF Is xk Dozis BEST LINEN FouRrIr
p. S Fsk SozEx LINEN rouHlr
Sr aosf
At 81. 81 is. 81 So
GKNrLEMES's BLACK SILK TIES. 2sc.. s5C.. soc.
AND 75C
GENrLExENs BRACES AT 4oc. SOC. 7sc. soc.
-
HOSIERY, FROM MEDIUM To EXTRA FINE.
THE MOST DECIDED NOVELTIES WILL BE
OPENED ON MONDAY MORNING IN LADIES' SILK
AND LIsIE HOSE IN FANCY STRIPES SCOTCH AND
ROMAN PLAIDs. PLAIN AND SOLID coLoRs AND
MANY NEW AND cHofUK STYLES; ALSO SIMILAR
ATTRACTIVE STYLES FOK CHILDREN.
SPECIAL BARGAINa
LADIES, BALBRrGaAN nosE
at aac.. 2sc., 35c., 4oc. per pair.
LADIES. SOLID coLoRs. EXTRA LONG. SILK
CLocKED ...........as 42c per pair
LADIES BEST MAKE FRENCH G.. q. Isle
THKkAD. IN BEAUTIFUL AvEAISo SHAPES.
LAprE, FRENcu LIsLE THREAD. ROMAN
- - per pair
LADIE.' ENGLrsH spun SILK. IN BEAUTIFUL
EVENING sHADES...............at u % per pair.
LADIES FANCY STRIPED ENGLISH CASH
ooc' per pair.
MISSES EXTRA FINE ENGLISH CASHMERE, ALL
Wv al 75c per pair.
cHILDRES's STRIPED COTTON HOSE. AMI SIZE
FKoM TO ESQ per pair
INFANTS CASHMERE ,4-HosE. SOLID coLoss.
CrEciAL offLRISo or SILK UMBRELLAS.
We SHALL OFFER GESrLEMEN's AND LADIES'
SILK UMBRELLAS or rmE Celebrated NAN
UFAcTURE OF
WILLIAM A. DROWN CO.,
COMPRISING THE RICHEST AND MOST CHOICE
SILVER MOUNTED. EBONY. KEAL SHELL, IVORY.
GILT AND NATURAL HANDLES TO BE FOUND
IN THE CITY
ALL OF WHICH WE GUARANTEE AT SPECIAL
BARGAINS. INCLUDING
500 LADIES' ALL SILK UMBRELLAs.
WITH IVORY HANDLES, BAMBOO SHANK.
PARAGON FRAME. REDUCED FROM
GENTS, 2e1NcH LEvANrISE SILK UMBRELLAS,
WITH CHOICE NATURAL HANDLES.
PARAGON FRAME. REDUCED FROM - TO 81 90
II I'D GLOVES.
e,ooo FAIRS REAL KID GLOVES
aBUTToN REAL KID GLOVES Reduced
SEAMLESS. from 81 so
EACH PAIR wARRANTED.l
ALL NEW FALL SHADES.
ALSO OPERA AND BLACK. SSc. per pair.
II ALTMAN 4 CO.,
ierH ST. AND eTH Av.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

777777 5s55
IS DOZEN SHORT SLIPS, with u So
three ide box pisits both front and II ooo5 CC..
back, skirt trimmed with camhric ~ ID
hounce and wide real Torchon lace q! $50 .
edge, at ~ % Do ~
and so OTHER STYLES At equally cheap prices.
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

WE ASK ONLY THAT EVERY LADY INTO
WHOSE HANDS THIS PAPER COMES SHOULD
PATIENTLY READ THIS COLUMN AND THEN
MAKE 1T HER BUSINESS TO CALL OVER AND
EXAMINE THE GOODS ADVERTISED.
WE PROMISE TO SURPRISE you.
OF COURSE ONLY FEW sPEcIALTrEs ARE
MENTIONED GENUINE TELLING SACRIFICES
WILL BE OFFERED THROUGHOUT EVERY DE-
pARTMENT or OUR IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT.
EVERY LADY WHO WISHES TO DO THE MOST
ECONOMICAL SHOPPING SHOULD READ THE
PRICES ADVERTISED BELOW AND THEN RE-
SOLVE TO PAY AN EARLY VISIT TO
The New York herald., 1878-10-20

DRY GOODS.
p ALTMAN 90,
18th ST. AND erH Av
IMPORTANT NOTICE II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
Nallomell zoral Nems.

Farmers find it ficult to visit the city daring
the present reign of mud, and streets are con-
sequen,ly remarkably free from teams at present,
and our traders are sghng for pleasant weather
and renewed trade
We learn that the Episcopal church and socie-
ty in this city, are contemplating the introduction
of gas into their house of worship to take the
place of kerosene lamps for the diffusion tf light
wise movement in the right direction
The Kennebcc & Boston Steamboat line will
add to the travelling facilities of tins region next
week The Star OF the East has been newly
fitted up for the resumption of business.
lfyou are temp ed to pick up a nice looking
parcel on the street on Monday, don't do it there
is no profit or fun either to the victims of mis-
laced confidence in such cases.
over one hundred tickets were sold at the
rs lrosd station in this city, for special train to
Augusta on Thursday evening last The G.. A.
X. boys enjoyed the elaborate entertainment given
by their Augusta comrades and participated with
keen relish IN distributing the abundant and
varied rations where they would do the most good.
Notw outstanding the storm, the Camp Fire" was
a grand success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
Gardner local NrMs.

The entertainment given by the high school, a
their hall, Thursday and Friday evening, was yer,
good. The weather was uufavorable, but in SPIT,
of the rain and mud, goody number were pres
ent each evening. About forty couples took par
in the dancing at the close Of the second evening
The music furnished by Berry's Band 0
Augusta valuable copy of Shakes pere Illus.
trsted WAS voted TO Rev. Mr Hayden, aud War
rem Maxcy was the fortunate guesser on the weigh
Of the cake. The class netled about sixty dol
lars.
The G. p and F. Library Association hav,
turned over their books, about 100 volumes, tc
the city library. They were moved to the Pubic
Library rooms on Thursday, and VIII be speedil,
arranged and soon ready for delivery. The unr
ted libraries number neatly five thousand vol
umes.
DR.. {. S. Jackson, dentist, formerly Of Rich
mond, has taken rooms over the post office, and l.
Prepared to make on offending lncisors and
molars.
Owing to the delay occasoned by the non-ar
rival OF the seats, the schools III the new schooI
house on High street, will be postponed a week
They will commence Monday, April Sth. TIE
school house will probably be dedicated SATURDAY
afternoon of next week
The Comrades Of Heath Post G.. A. r., W I'll
their ladies to the number of fifty or more, at.
tended the campfire Of Seth Williams Post o
Augusta, Thursday evening. They had a spieu
did time, but didn't feel like getting up to an ear
ly breakfast Friday morning
Prof. III. l.. Chapman of Bowdoin College
will preach at theCons reg ational church TO NOR
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
General News,

dry summer is predicted.
Fast day in Massachusetts, has been appoint ed
for April llth.
A firm sdvertises "None but the neatest and
most obliging hangmen employed" They mean
paper hangers.
The Pope in his recent allocu,ion said that the
loss of temporal power rendered the FREE exercise
of spiritual power impossible.
There is only one mandatory of artificial ewes
in the country, and only three workmen are EN-
ployed in that.
Pscksrd's chances for securing the New Or.
leans Collectorshp are considered good Sever a.
OF his opponents have retired in his favor.
Joseph w. Carpenter Jr.. for the past five year
book-keeper for Borden, Amy & Co., of Fall
Riqer is a deiaulter TO the tune of $4,000.
John Taylor, the brute who pounded his
wife to death in a tenement house on Shawmut
avenue, Boston, on the l4th inst. was Thursday
arraigned before the Municipal Court at the High
lands and held for trial.
The Spanish government has promulgated de-
cree of general amnesty to all Cubans at any time
engaged in the insurrection.
John Crockett, Jr., of Marora, H., and II. B
Mansrd of Washington, Court House, Ohio, late
students at Dartmouth, College, have been indict-
ed by the Grand Jury Of Grafton county for par
ticlpatlon in the late Dartmouth College disturb
ances.
Gen. Anderson has already received more than
800 congratulstory letters; he says that some OF
them come from prominent national democrats "
John McKenna of Newark, Nj, was arrested
Wednesday for brutally beating and kicking his
wife, helpless cripple. The woman begged that
her husba nd might be discharged, but the Justice
committed him for trial.
Western horses do not seem to do well in this
climate They are especially fatied aud fitted for
the eastern market, but do not stand wear and
tear. Many of them die off or become disabled
before becoming acclimsted. A horse raised in
Maine is more valuable than any horse that can
be purchased abroad.
| The statue of Gen. Lee by Milmore. the artist
will be of bronze, the base and pedestal of Hal
Jewell and Richmond granite, and trimmings o.
tennessee marble. 1t will be completed in two
years and half. The work is to be in the form o
heroic statue, Gen. Lee being represented on
horseback, with his martial cloak around him.
and sabre in hand.
1t seems that the Sxpenny Bank of New York
was swsmped by bad management and unproduc
nve mortgages. The statement of the Bank Ex
amiOer shows there is deficiency of $50 900.
Criminal ingenuity is evidently not yet exhaust
ed. AT an inquest on the bodies Of two children
at Durham, England, the other day, the officer o.
the board made the startling statement that tn,
recent remarkable increase in the mortality anon
children was connected with the practice of insur
ing their lives. He said that the temptation Il
get rid Of Child rather than maintain it, at al
times great among the poorer classes. become r
reslstible when coupled with . prospect of read,
leash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30
Church DIRECTORY.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL ch d,
State st., between Bridge and Oak streets Rev.
Morebf service NJ su S.S seboo
at noon. Evening services at 7o'clock. Preach.
- ing e. to to morrow by the pastor.
UNlVERSA LIST Cor. Winthrop and Summer
streets pastor. Preaching services at 1880.
Sabbath school at " NJ. Preaching to morrow
i,renoon and evening, by Rev. A. Battles of
PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL,-state ST., between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Samuel Upohn rector.
Z p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow by the Rector.
FIRST BAPTfsT,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
sts. Free seats. Rev. Horace W. Tilden, pastor /:
residence Winthrop street, second house from
church. Morning service 1880 A. Nj. Evening
r. NJ. sabbath school at y NJ. Preaching
to-mOrrow by Rev. MIR. Newcombe of Halloween.
FREE BAPTISr,-State street, north of Bridge,
Free seats. e. +. Penney, pastor: residence
summer street. Morning service 1880 A. NJ
Sabbath school at IL. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL,-Green street, east Of
state. Rev. +. I. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church. Morn.
ing service 1880 A. NJ. Evening, z. NJ.
sabbath school at IL M Preaching tomorrow
UNITARIAN, Christ church)-Cor. Oak and State
sts. Free seats Rev. Chas. A. Curtis, pastor; res
idence, Myrtle street. Morning service at TO-
30 A. NJ. sunday school immediately after the
morning services. Preaching tomorrow by the
cg gi1'S5 state st.. north of Bridge. Rev. D.
W. Murphy. pastor. Morning service, 1890
AN. Afternoon, 800 L. NJ
every Sunday afternoon, at the usual hour.
rAe Congregational. First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
ierehce meetings in their vestries every Wednes-
dav evening, at q o'clock.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Northern Avenue.
Rev. j. +. Wade, pastor. Morning service at
1850 sunday school at lo'ciock. Prayer
meeting Sunday evening at 100; Thursday
evening at 7.30 O'clock.
NORTH AUGUSrA-M. f.. CHURCn.-Rev Geo.
l.. burbank, pastor; residence at parsonage,
next door north of church. Preaching every
SaObathtt 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ.
Preaching at Jewet.'s 0P. NJ. Prayer meet
ngat Z. NJ.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL HALO
WELI.->o pastor; morning service 1880;
sunday School 230 l.. NJ. Pulpit supplied at
present by Rev. ii. V. Emmons and others.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELI.-Kev.
Mr.. leLacheur, pastor residence opposite CHI.
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, 2.30;
Sabbath school at quarter past one T.. M. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOW ELL.-Rev. W.
a. NewcOmbe pastor. sunday school at 1890
A. NJ; preaching service at 230 Z. Nj.
Preaching tomorrow Uy the pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, IALLOW ELL Rev.
Mr.. sawyer, rector. Morning service at 1870.
Evening service at $50 Sunday school at ? z Nj.
UNINkRSALISr CHURCH, IIALLOWELL.-Rev.
{. A. Hayden. pastor. Morning service at 20 80.
sunday school at II O'Clock. Conference meeting
in evt ming. Preaching Tomorrow by the pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

At the meeting in Boston, on Wednes-
day, of the New England Commissioners
OF Fisheries, Mr.. Charles G. Atkins OF
Maine, was present. Mr. Atkins made
an interesting statement on the taking OF
land-locked salmon spawn during the past
season on Grand Lake stream. The hatch
was very successful, and 100000 i'm.
pregnated eggs were obtained from about
1000 fish, males and females. The aver.
age cost was only two dollars per thou.
sand. He considered that the yariou,
land-locked salmons of Maine were yarje.
ties OF one species, SALINE lSebaqo. There
was need OF certain amount of waite,
for given number of eggs if there were
too little, the eggs in the lower end oil
the trough suffered. OF the eggs taken,
one-fourth were returned to the stream
and all the parent fish. The other three
fourths were distributed to the severa
States. 1t was voted by the meeting I,
continue the subscriptions to the land
locked salmon fishing on Grand LAX.
stream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

BENJAMIN w. Dean is seated as the
democratic member of Congress from the
Third District of Massachusetts, in place
Mr.. Field, to whom the seat undoubtedly
belonged, by one vote. Mr.. Dean has
been sworn in. The Journal says 'He
gained his seat through blunder made
by the republican managers of Mr.. Fields
ease, democratic Inconsistency and Ben
Buffers recreancy. Taylor Jones of Ala
bama, a democrat, voted for Field on
Wednesday, and on Thursday voted for
Dean"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-30

A hungry man IN San Francisco, bis name Ma
lone, lately walked into a restaurant where he
called for and devoured one dozen of oysters On
the half shell, one porter-house steak, dish Of
deyilled kidneys, another of lake trout. another
still of picked trre, with a generous piece of
rnince pie. Finally he called for two shilling
cigar, lighted it, and was walking out, when the
proprietor mildly asked him II be hadn't forgotte
something. Turning with great wrath the ban.
queter delivered the following short address.
you are just like the rest of San Francisco
which Is nothing but community of hogs" i
didn't seem then TO occur to him that he was 4
distinguished and well-quali6ed member of such
9 comEunity; but, perhaps, it did sfterward. ia
the ssnkisn house. TO which this man Of large 40.
petiis ssd leap purse ives forthwith conducted.