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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-06
Gitnutiors Uanieo--ftmnles

CHAMBERMAID and WAI ,lls5 y, =
y quiet steady young girl who Is Ln9rC9eh can take
entire charge Of ETe Teleyenc ca az Mrs
KEIiYs No i5s West Iithst Gthave date Of NO
iS3 6th-avej
CIRST-CLASS COOK and CARVER.-By an
sctSS Sy sEs Tns2 i.'
SlEPE foE7lE sF'! NE%TCR&
f 6rsE 1 dF ET& ii i6s 6ave 9hs
GOVERNESS or COMPANl0N-An. m tt.,,lr
gent Young woman wishes q a. 5ss G'
uOUSEWORK.-B highly respe respect able
ard wc nded Young woman very sSS' i pn,n
e %@s iG nsG w. S f
pfleto al'l 1YO - W., - !, -
uOUSEKEEPER.-By woman OF mil middle dlt
1aic @ understands all the REQUIREMENTS of eog"T
fy GGnf @ TpH m1 UPTOWN Once 25s Broadway
HOUSEWORK.-Ag good, strong and willing
c 10 do general houscwork; city or tonnliy g' s VI
references. can DC seen 81 500 otli'SS, ht', e "a -
UOUSEKEEPER.--L Lady in reduced cIrcum
stances ~ housckccper or any position oil iIus cy VI
c,Hh r. L0 R carr NJ siuiir No 3S Ihavc, n Y tiy
I AUNDRESS.-By Swedish girl; willing
Ito chamhcrwok in the country verbal G'V
excellent anr,si strong aiG r Hs" dri ~ an
more more Garden 27thst. and 4th.ayc.
9 AUNDRESS. - BY thoroughly capable
IL VINO IL systematic II hcr %oi% can az u"
crcns rothcs ms Lc hcstof verbal rsi.e"ess ~ OBJ
lection to th" country can Al 0@ oihaNe' p'"e' '''
| AUNDRESS, or CHAMBERMAiD and
Il LAjNDiI.,>.-By q respectable ycugE wonan'
1 TT sc ana ali iiois o. GnS ~os chamber
work vIy neat sober honest obhsing; country CT CITY,
Caii at 900 Gtlave, near loilsi.
/ AUrNDRESS orCIIAMBERlIAIDH and LAUN-
l IhEDy% yy r1TSs ; I pEGr.,sI Gmi
inning, putting. polishing and a xmas OF ae s%rS bGHer,
a 9ls, W. r. ' IL h iS!R irpror " " -"
4 ,.itv al.
y conutrT can or send ~ postal JANE corES S2 wei
3ob-sio second moor, rghi naId sidc. -
NURSE.-By neat Young English Protestant
1flnt fr"ia it, urJh or Would ta c9c q 20 cen.u
las excellent references Amynt BEphI - -" .ih''',
NURSE.-By a Swedish gil, well recon-
win children, ana a very coi eiri. ~ LINDol irrs
ST. ard Ath.ave. -
| NURSE and SEANSTRESS. BY Il most
~ HIGHLY recommended y"nn2 Icf-"n - an 'N'r.., -
r. ro siS S. AZ ci r,. ycl~ ro aicror 20
country. Can al o2 Gayc. boHoon 3ath and "tihats
RELIABLE servants At The parors. o! tEc
removed 20 ~ Wet 3.:s animal .a'..r"ii'i =, 81 a'
ncctcd with this society viii be discontinued until sustained
/ b., the pubic.
yyAITRESS.-By Hr.t-class Protestant
billie. g5 for id i s" 5o t2,r,.r and good an
objection 90 The coIutr ca! ora:d",' W. coz tihave
/ between 55th and 5Gth'S''
NVAITRESS.-By tidy Scotch girl of very
w appearance. wine, NTts"a >I'ts "h'i
glasses willing AID UhhrhE and i' very
Uuck about table: references wiz 30 - city oT c'l;lIN
iof moderate wages. Call - -" goo Gihay' ncT l-L,l
! NNASHING.-By a woman 10 90 out by thc
w Gav To 10 washing and ironing OF huase cleaning
/ Jos lnthavc.
! WAITRESS. or CllANBEHMAlD and
w WAlTIE~---Ey yrry rrslf table loLi- "UihIn'
ETst-cl1ss waitress thoroughly undo stands her hh'S
in AL IL branches can t1'c uan' laGg c.,%" 3M "H
work very best city Testimonials sober honest, meat au
cbging Can a, $50 4thayer near 2!'i.s-, \" H. htChE
! Proprietor
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- press press Line1EleGant steamers WAITER BRETT or
ALBANY CaUast North River first dock PEOPLES
Line, connecting with trains North and West Fars
deck 2jc cabin fare, soc; meals Zoe Freight lower
than by other lines. A. =. BLACK
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Grdtnsrs.

y f0tn1rS.
kMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY, No % Jn1n-Squar recommends lIot Il
SORS, PRINCIPALS ASSISTANTS, tt IOES ana GOV
ERNi~~fS IRON the leading American and European col
lrges universities and COn~crvaorics, positions promptly
filed In any GcuaItu"nt OF instruction. ABBY 10 MISS NJ J.
YOUNG. No 20 UnOn.squarc, Broadway side
4 GRADUATE OF HARVARD 1S12) and
of Heidelberg 1870 who has had two years experience
os instructor i'm Physca university desires new sda
Address PHI d., r. o. sta. H. West Philadelphia i'nh
young American lady who speaks German
~ and French hdenty wishes To accompany iamE 10
Europe parties of the highest responsibility need
apply Address TEACHER lOi West Sthstp cincinnati,
Ohio.
TUNEACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided for families, schools colleges IeIabo
teachers wanting engagements next session should a now
" SchermCThurr, Sec, 80 T. lIthst,N1
V'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
Piled With good positions Soy Is The ,ine r. "bPy re, r
SEl = Agency supplies teachers with POSITIONS Alpnt,o
Supplies SCHOOLS and families Win Coine
tent instructors without charge 80 UniOnq Gtavesdc,
".
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Fourteen Though Trains each way daily three DepOts Ia
Philadelphia, two In SewIorS
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Gitn Real Gsld.e for Sale.

EOR SALE-Yaluablc property on Crosby.
1 ST. u.aI Brnaaic: Sua amount Ot money required
py,rc very low. I.ULAND d Wn1TING,J Gcckinau.st.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
Nausatuck Railroads. Fare ST. Steamer Br deenort
aud bridgeport at III m. "'T
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Graies ano TENDERS.

CRATES and FENDERS.-We would call
N special attention 10 our large variety Of open places
with ame AIdOns ana Tenders OF antique designs
with BaskCtGrates wood aud coal also largest
assortment Of and Tenders the market, with
our uateut Dumping rate
Wholesale and retail.
] :. CONONEN & CO., SOS Candl-st. NeW.NOrk.
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Inetrnrllon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTlSERS! .. ..,.,.,,, 49, ,
ALL FIRsrCIASS CITY JOURNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVERMAN l23S Broadway, New.York
Send OF advertisement when asking Tor estimate Ofn
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD on NEW-lERSFY


~ Trains leave FOL Perth AmbOy Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Grove, &C. at sIj. Has. q. M. 4, 5:lj IN.
stages connect Mattawan station 10 and from KEY
PORT and at SQuan 10 and from POINT PLEASANT
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Corpornllon Nolllcs.
60 n)hom il alan Concern

I WOULD hereby give notice that G. l.
RIKER interest Whatever IL my business and
authority 10 make any contract for me.
j. r.. TYSON Jacksonville Fla.
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VHE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LI.'E
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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1%N MILES for 10 CENTS.

EePO Citizens Line-TTOy boats Saie.rOoins Ny "a
bcrhs 25conts St fare 80 New p3ltc seanr
Saratoga" and City of Troy leave daily except sSt
day. al p. from Pier 49, N r., fot OF LeIGySL oul'
connection with express raus for all polus NORTH Is'
west State.iOOms and through tickets at DCDDS IN
PRESS GA Broadway, y. Y. aud Com'-sf., Brooklyn
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gtfauiboats ano Railroads.
DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILRO

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
and Ine TSgfsss WssSgtoa' aa$ 1Ss
hRE E EAMw1T I5 m; ana 800 and m Manuel
NEW ORR CENTGAL AND HUDSON RIVERS 1890 and 90
aGG 1SR s1e P Padepn steamer
ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE-TRe
leave PER a. River CanasL dsy tsanc s
@ IX&E IRkE s1'
the ADIRONDACKs, MONTREAL and points NoJRRIT1ift
al Espfsss once. and Af Rtasl G1a
BGGsa e m eS @ Excursion a. ,D O
ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants Ex
3 et s5f ay MAFEE BRET
albany from caUalst North River rs dock Peoples
Line connecting with trains North West Fars
eGk S cabin fare 5Oc meals 5o FTe - lower
ID AID Nausatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BIT dseport
leaves craftsmanship daily Sundays excepted at ll3O M
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Ferry station in New York; foot OF Llberty-st
comImnencing NSy % lS77adTains Leave as toows
c SE amaqaa wRsS E sGa sed Msu:s
'E s5 VITA a Bride Branch Eason Harrisburg
Mauch CnugG Tamadua Hazeton "nSesbarre Scranton
1918 a. M ana 4:$O mFor sO%srvle and Pennington
Wilkesbarre Scranton, TunkhannOck, Tamaqul Hazeoa
Reading, POttSyille, Harrisburg, &c.
D. m-FOr II igh Bridge Branch Eason. Belvidere and
Maucl Chunk Connects at Junction with ID. j. and r. r.
D. H.. daily For Easton, Allentown and Harris burg
For trains IN local points timetable at stations
SiTNDAY TRNiNS-Ieave at $500. m. ~ n m for
Ronnd Brook and intermediate points and $50 d 10 Tor
EastOu Reading and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Perth AmbOy, Red Bank. Long Branch
ocean Grove sc. at s:lj Has. a. ~. T. 5:lj m. -
Stages connect at Maawan station 10 and from KEY
PORT and at Squan TO and nom POINT PLEASANT
ErREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Libertyst, Tor Freehold at
SIS. llf5 a. H., 4, 5:lj ?. M
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
GOTND RROOK ROUTE.
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Dn6trnftlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Coun'

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ok to $50 per M0NTI--Board, and
- - Instruction ABEL wHITLoCK, Norwalk Conn.
S70A QUARTERE for boarding, s SchoGIl9g,
5aP. T EkRhA n sAP Students SG4e
al any time remain year. SPECIAL SUI a
snG ~ he
GEsh era lsF R6 95is ah5 %c h
Ten teachers all gIsdgates one sTyaH D io Rev D
9mmend by Bay1Td Taylor Re Re m eoT e the rev
John Long Governor K2utt Ihe9phas f. sGhe; i aI
Thomas " Cooper and others Media has seven ench'S S'
a temperance charter, Send for crcuaF'
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
4 Postcvn. Montgomery Co. Penn-The twenty eighth an
nUa session BEGINS TIL uRsDAY sept ~ ISL situation
beT For catalogues apply Geo q Bater a. NJ Principal
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies,
N Bridgeport Conn Address MI EMILY NELSON.
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Address the Misses HATCH. l,@abury Conn
HONE Institute, TarytOwn, "A boarding
and day schoo for young ladies WIN Tsdnssd9y
sept II. Forcircular address Missh ". MEICALt Pm
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
6pe sgS 2 Year s een T Rd T. 4 NJ M Pres
MISS WILLIAMS" SCHOOL, Worcester,
IVA MassFor YOUNG LAHifH For sTS TTn aEfs
IERS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn. -
I'VE Pupil. the spinr ru may lrmain nn"'i
Mrs. VEST through SUMMER vacation Box I-6.
VNHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLlSn ald
4 FRENCH FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL Tor hVINH
LADiLs No 50 Walist. Ncw.IIaycn Colr cnenHrS sent
upon Application
NOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.-ln bonn-on
Rhine Germany. For circulars and reference address
No. 81 East l2th-si.
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE, RackriH1:-
ST. H. III. Dresden, sayonl rinc'p, MiIs IT,, J.. T.
GORDON Fer circulars address The Principal o. MISS VI
c. ERMENT2OUT, Head,hl, Penn
Tor Both Scxes-Country
A CHARMING country hom2, with instrGc-
" ton 81 80 week; only under ~ t2s"i
steamboat fare highest city references Address
Bon ?. 600 South Ncrwaik, Conn
BOARD and NSTRjCTlON.-Palcnts dysli-
ing 10 make European tour uueEcUmbtrcd with ch
ron nav leave them in experienced maternal care dr com
Uetrnt faithful instruction. surrounded by htihu lhhhS
Influences Address Mrs. J. T. GANlI stn'kDidgc Mass
NREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
u stuic ana Commercial College founded 1907 asraNl
school students received any TINE. Caa'"SnC nee. ~
Rev. T. ID. BLAkESLE. a IL Principal East Green
Vlch. T.. l.
GEs1 pr, a. 500 pr yr. B"aId ana ana, tuition l,l
NY: both extras bat music. u! bANNlSil-it
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
will be held at the college Building 49thst and Madonave'
commencing on WEDNESDAY, June 8. at $50 o'clock a. m
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO any one Of the
five courses in the
SCHOOL OF MINES,
viz, Mining Engineering Civil Engineering. Meallurgy
Analytical Applied Chemistry Geology and aOntOOgY
be held the School Building, 4Jtst ana 4thaNe Oh
Friday, June 7, at 9:30a IN. ., g., 49,.
Examinations OF the several cassesin the Academic Depart
nent and SohOolof Mines Will commence on MONDAY
May 20, at $3.50 a. III.
FREE TUITION
FREE TUITION IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE and IN
COLUMBIA COLLEGE SCHOOL OF MINES - ohercd 10
the usual fees for instruction. On the
following conditions towlt: , ,, =. =. ,.,..o y,
l. Tho applicant state that he desires 70 DC admitted
20 free tuition the time Of presenting himself Tor cxanh
ton. go
such ente him to this privilege signed By some person
Of replte who Is not a relative.
lie must exhibit proficiency in every subject OF eXamn
expressed the number go OF scale in when OO Is
The maximum, ,.--,-.,-.,.-. .,... H..
in schOarshp expressed the number 20 OF similar scale
failing which be viii be liable TO forfeit has privilege
COMMENCEMENT on WEDNESDAY, JUNE u,
AT 1890 A. NJ.
II II I
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Eau Schools

VALE Law SchOOl-Regular courses, . years
Graduate course for degree Of DELL wears Fa ter
opens sept. 2G. Address POf. WANLAND Ncw'liay'n, {
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I ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA

I via New,Jersey southern Railroad Commencing DC,
her ; 1877. The steamer JESSE uOlI viii leave Ne
York Pier & North River loot OF Rectorst connecting
Hook trains for Long Branch Philadelphia ava
Toms River II a. H. ant D. NJ Nlneland, Br.dgeon Esg
HarbOr Mantown, Barnegat GBd Tuckerton,
p. IL. sundays for Long Branch, $50 2. n. , -,
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GOOD

and not deleterious. Don't buy the stuff usually
sold 'Biuers", generally composed of cheap
whlskey and alocs or some worse drug, which de-
bilitstes the stomach, irrtates bowels and perhaps
temporarily Stimulates, bat ultimately estro,
digestion; hut # your system is reduced, digestion
impaired, liver torpid bowel. irregular, take this
m which i
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The Greenb.ckcFs,

The greenbackers of Maine. in conven-
ton assembled. have promulgated their
platform of principles autplaced their cal
didate upon it. OF the candidate it NAV
he said that he is a respectable business
man, rich in this worlds goods. "bloat-
ed bondholder' -according to greenback
within q few weeks n republican. or Mr..
Smiths personal character we have moth.
ing derogatory to say. But when we
compare him with the ideal candidate OF
the greenback organs-when we think OF
Smith with plelhoric purse, the clipper OF
coupons, the dealer with national banks,
the political officeholder, and then think
of Scion Chase and his steers. we are LOST
in wonder and amazement at the contrast
between the real candidate as wrought
out in the greenback convention and the
ideal presented previous TO the conyen.
ton.
What satisfactory explanation the green.
back managers can give of the great in.
congruiiy which appears between Their
acts and words we do not know. How
came the Scion Chases to be given back
seats and the "bloated bondholders." the
"Credit mongers" the men who have as.
sisted in accomplishing the legislation
which is complained Of ia the greenback
platform, to become the manipulators and
conspicuous figures and candidates in the
convention? Everything was done in
caucus we understand. A few wire pull.
ers arranged everything. While Scion
Chase was displaying his No. IL boot,
and old white hat to the crowd in eloauen,
denunciations of bondholders and credit
mongers, the work of making Smith the
candidate was done, and this in defiance
Of the fitness of things as well as of the
rights OF the common members of the con
vention, who certainly should have had
fair and free opportunity to declare theil
choice of candidate.
The platform, which we publish in
full, speaks for itself. There are some
good planks in it, all of which are in con
sonauce with republican principles; but il
has others which are pernicious and dan
gerous, and seem TO be the product o
the dark ages rather than of this nine
teenih century. 1t will be remarked thai
the platform denounces the red flag d
Communism" The party in other State,
has shown itself SO clearly linked will
Communism that this resolution was con
sidered necessary but it changes nothing
OF the tendencies of the party towards tn.
encouragement and strengthening of thu
dreaded Communist.
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people to do cash business, and to relieve them
from the debt system which has made the indus
trial and commercial classes the slaves and druid
ge. of the credit mon ers of the world
,. We declare our opposition to everv meas
ure looking to the resumption of specie pay
me uts the nonarchical system of finance which
puts al the interests of industry, trade and com
merce 10 the hands Of the few and suffers q
mon opoly of wealth destructive OF the highest
material good of society.
3, We proclaim our Incorporating hostility
to the pcrpetus;Ion of the system of Govern
ment bonded indie btedness, which Is cslcu lated to
burden u1orn generations, aud declare that the
Government shOnld use all the funds now hoard
ed for resumption purposes to pay and cancel
outstanding bonds.
4. The contraction policy now being pursued
i proving ruinous to all the business and indus
trial Interests of the country aud ought To be re-
moved
g. We demand that al leesla' ion shall he 80
enacted aud so a lmlni-tered as to secure to each
man as nearly as practicable the just rewards of
/ il own labor.
= We denounce the red flag Of Com nunism,
imported from Europe, which asks ior AN equal
division of property.
s. We favor simple. PLAIN, and economical gov
ernments few laws possible. aud they rlgidiy
ss few off sls as possible, aud they
held 10 close accountability. To this end we de
mand the abolition of ali useless officials.
9. We are opposed to the nomi a'ion for office
of old politicians esI ecialy those woo have been
for a long time aud in the employment
of the Government, hut we favor the nomination
of new men, IT presen ing the industrial and bus-
ness classes.
10. Biennial sessions of the Legislature to he
submitted to the people.
IL. reduction OF all salaries to = reasonable
amount.
H. Adjustment of Imprisonment for debt
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Anderson "Swearing on a Level
Basis"

The false swearing of Anderson is al
most too much for the democratic reform
ers by whom he is now emf loyed. Under
the cross-examination by Mr.. Reed the
other day. he made so feal ful an example
of himself as a liar and perjurer that The
fraud investigators were troubled to de-
fend him. The Worll's Washington cor
respondent says: Mr.. Reed conducted
the cross-examination to the entire salts
faction of the minority OF the committee,
and succeeded in putting Mr.. And rNon ID
at least as uncomfortable a position as
Senator Matthews occupies. The cross
examination was intended to convict An
derson of perjury. The wtless himself
did his best to crown his effort with sue
cess. Mr.. Reed sat behind pile of Lou
isiana reports and read statement after
statement made by Anderson before the
Senate invest eating committee over a
year ago, and in the most tantalizing man
ner forced him to admit that some OF hIs
testimony. given under oath, was intend
ed to deceive the Senate committee"
The Wolld's corresp ondent put the best
face upon the swearing that it could. A 1T
tie father on in the same dispatch he said
The democratic members OF the COM
mttee made no attsml Is TO sustain Ander
sons crediblity as witness Tn Y were
perfectly well aware that he had made
previous statements under oath irreconcil-
able with his latest story. Only thosr
parts of his story confirmed by the Sher
man and Matthews letters and other docu-
mentary evidence not yet produced are
credited. Anderson bore himself with
good deal of brszen composure under an
irritating and sometimes abusive cross
examination. and evidently tried to con
vey the impression that he was swearing
at present ION a level basis.
So that it seems that the democratic
theory of Anderson is that he has proved
himself great liar and perjurer, but is
now swearing ION level basis" what
ever that may be, and is therefore entitled
to credence How much this reveals OF
the inner life and working OF the reform
democracy. Anderson proves himself by
his own confessions the champion liar OF
the age, yet when he lies to suit the pur-
poses of the democracy. they declare thai
he is swearing ION level basis and his
statements must be accepted as truth.
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STATE NEWS.


Calvin Day has been found guilty Of burning
the house of ST 'phen Csck of Wstetboro'. on the
night OF Dec. h. In court at Alfred, Day being
asked whv sentence should not be pronounced,
solemnly asserted his Innocence and declared that
his " lfe aud the other principal witnesses against
him had swon falsely. lie was ntenced to i'm
pli,onme ut and hard labor for life, IN the STATE
| Prison.
| Dr. Estes of Paris, scaped Col. II. G Inger-
SOIL the atheist, last sabbath. He brought up
many POI Is ia reply to lugersolls lnfdeity, and
ma AIDE a telling objection to such teachings by
showing their effect upOh nations. rs manifest
ell IN the French revolution.
/ Theophilus Ilsley OF Portland, is dead. lie was
a relative OF Mr.. Charles L. H>ley, the we'll
known writer, and also of the late james Dcerug
OF D,euug. Mr.. llsley was by profession au arch
itect, aud many of the finest residences in Port
land were bullt under his skiIliul supervision.
The Belfast journal SAYS that benjamin Po0ler
prisoner confined Beliasj AL lot house break
my IN MoLtNilt, attemp cd to break jail one day
Last wees. The turnkey had taken his dinner to
his ct ii winch he supposed was locked. aud had
gone up staiIs 10 tue debloi's room. Pooler
thought hat he might escape by the outside door,
hut tue hler had taken the precsution to lock 1t.
aod the fellow had 10 20 back TO his &c !.
The Good Tempsrs and other temperance or
carnations throughout llsucDck county, are vot-
ug to take part III the Celebration GU the 4th, at
Eil,wor h.
The following were In. exercises oil The grauu-
atng class at Bangor theological al SEMINARY, GU
"Wednesday evening
Voluntary.
Prayer.
Music.
Addresses by the g. aduating Glass.
|. The Couhict OF Religion with Science,
DAME, Olin Clark.
2. The Underiying Ideas Of the Reformation,
.deury A. freeman.
3. Bernardo Ochno of Sienna,
Augustus II. Fuller.
4. Modern ID sions, "RIchard ii. Mctiown
). What Next? samuel l.. Vincent
Music.
6. Live while you live. 'John McGregor
I. The CivIhZ ttlou Of tbe Future.
-rhomss +. Norris.
s. Mental and Moral Glasses, Robert Peacock.
3. Alculn and his wurk, MOusUn H. Smith.
TO- systems of Measurement, Lewis J. Thomas.
Music.
Coufering OF Dir Tomas.
Prayer.
Hymn.
(Song BY the congregational
Benedction.
Excused.
The exercises were yer, Interesting, and the
members of the class acq litte1 themselves very
creditsby. Rev Dr. Pond offered the opening
prayer, and delivered the diplomas with few feel
lag remarks. Rev Sewall Ienney of Ellsworth
offered The closing prayer and Rev. Cyrus Han
lin pronounced the benedicuon. The music BY
Ms. Gardiner, Mis-. Cooke, Messrs. Fairingtou
aud SiIsby, with Mrs. Jewell as organist, was au
exceedingly pleasing feature OF the exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-07
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