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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
Ourts OF Insolvency.

Ourts OF Insolvency.
NOTICE is hereby given, than Courts of Insol.
~ vency, will be held a the Probate Office in
Augusta on the second and fourth MONDAYS in
each month, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, until
otherwise ordered
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES IIEwISs, Register.
Nov. |, ISIS. tSwtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-07
Notice OF Assignee OF His appointment.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
10 the matter oil Alldis W. Div,l
Charles K Libby and Henry ,pl,,o
Day, Partners, as Day X Libby, !" ""'"P''''
Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
Al Lewiston, the 18TH day OF October A. d. 1873.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP.
poin ment as Assignee OF Adds w. Day, ard
Charles r. Libby of Lewiston, in the County OF
andre scoggin, and Henry Dav of Monmouth, in
the County OF Kennebec and State OF Maine,
within said District, VINO have been al Judged
Bankrupts Hpon their Own Petition, indi dually
auda members OF the flrta of Day 4 Libby. by
the District Court Of said District.
II. a. WHEELOCk, Assignee.
l.t&w3w
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

Notice is hereby given that Charles 4. Parlin
and William j. Morgri igr. both of Hallowell in
the county OF kennebec and state of Maine in
dividualY and a. members of the lr OF Parlin \
Morgtidge, have this dag assigned 10 me IA II their
property except such as il by law exempt from
attachment and execution, Tor the benefit OF their
creditors, in accordance with the provision. OF
chap. 20 OF the Revised STA utes, and acts anenda.
tory thereto ami three months IRON the execution
of SAID assignment are allowed for said creditor $
to become parties thereto.
HERBERT II. HEATH.
Augusta, Me, Nov. q, 1875. nOvl5f3w
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNME NT.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Horace Parln and
~ Charles +. Parlin, both OF Halowell, IN the
County OF Kennebec and state OF Maine. individu
ally and as members OF tire firm of IL. Parliu /
sen have this Day assigned TO me all the proper.
ty, except such as is by law exempt from attach
mcnt and eXecuio ion, for the benefit OF their cred.
tors, in accordance with the provisions of Chap 20
ofthe Revs ed Statutes. and acts amendatory there
to, and three months from the execution of said
assignment are allowed for said creditors to
become parties thereto.
HERBERT NJ. HEATH.
Augusta, Me-, Nov, p ISIS, nOy25 t3W
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Elegant little "BUD' vases and decorated
China "CATCH-ALLs,' for Bureaus, toilet stands
and mantle ornaments at surprisingly low prices
at PAkTRIDGE's Drug Store.
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COUNTING UP THE TEIERANs.
The Muster Roll of the soldiers OF 1879
Their Annual Dinner on Evacuation pay.

The old boys are going out with the tide
very fast" Col Abraham Daily said rs he sat
I'm his Office az : City Hall place. Yesterday. with
the must,rroll Of tho Veterans of 1912 before
Linn. death has been ravaging our ranks
nul when We have our dinner on Evacuation
Day We will miss some familiar faces. There
arr 1888 names ON hat muster roll and there are
only 2lol us left
We're all pretty old boys. nm 50. Lieut.
Coz. john ~ Fife is the same age ana lives in
Brooklyn COL John r. lIillrc,h is the young
ost ono u U.s. lie is 40 years Of age lives In
Brooklyn and used o. bc drummer boy. Major
Charles X. Crowley is Of. Tom stewart. who
lives IN Wlliiamshuleh. is so. Charles Cocmhs
another Hrooklynit" is 50 years Of ago. AMI ~
l'tl us q cricket III my Morris OF Ioftchnsler
is 10 Mike Van Name and Thomas Boomer.
who 1--we iu the sailors Snug llarbor on Staten
l-,nnl. are ~ and 81 ar ~ age Al'ek lirady
OF brooklyn iS 81 ami llcrmiuus DoNey beats
him uv a year. Christopher ltcmmey oi 'rsey
City ~ it,lt- has counted 81 SUNNI srs. and VIM
Twav OF brooklyn H. the same age rs myself
Charles HuSrr ul NiliamshurVh is 81. Jim
Iuurn. aged - years. lives nj TuueuVillc.
station Island. The place was named after his
fUEor. steve Sampson Of Brookhn ia -. sam
kycsman is the same. and Ehcn Loud is -.
Gardiner liiitghringc the owner Of the HUl1n
Lo.n r. 80. John W, Tinson Is SO, David Lopez
OF ] uglishtown y. j. is 81. Dave Van lale
" Harlem and George Crcgicr are So and
Elijah i. Jcncks Is 50,
In the past year we lost Gen. Henry RAYMOND,
James Hammond. Thomas G.. Darling. and
Aaron Simonson. Darling was a drumm'r boy.
and Simonson was ono OF tho old oystermen at
Inticnvilc. In 1917 W. lost jeremiah Wells.
William Car2icrrc, John {. Baylis. who was my
partner in the ship chnndlery trade in South
sire Il Isaac W. Briggs, Lewis Taylor, Cornelius
II. Cole. Thomas Stillwcll. james Ncstervet.
who used 90 be- City WeiEhcr; Abraham Qunck-
cnhoss, Aztriah Wg,lgroye. Potter q. LOWS;
Edward Weaver. and John Bouton 1876 robbed
u, Il Elisha Van Brunt the cabnctmaker II
Elm street Isaac, still, John Davenport, little
John Slrahan Of the sailors Snug Hurbor, Cor
MEL j. Husband. and Jonathan Smith, We're
going away pretty fast. thatsn fnct
Thurlow Weed and John A. Dix draw pen
sious MS Veterans Of 1912. but they never turn
out with us, or have dinner with us, although
We have invited them several times. Some "
orr survivors are In actual want to my per
soual knowledge. rs their pension Of - "a
month only buys them tobacco and a glass Of
b.Cr.'
Col Daily handed for inspection the follow
ing note;
Oi tliIitti f.tNy
urlr~ ISIS " womb Dc pleased 20 meet Yourself and
90. veteran. % i-i2 40 dinner Evacuation DAY l-1s
ott fttftNr liuEs. Lou, ATu Go. ltLANb
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GEN. DI CESN0LA'S BROTHER.
FINED ny AN ANGLO-TTRKiSH COURT
ron DIGGING ~ CTIRUS.
wherein the Alleged violation or the Law
Consisted The Trial Major III Cesnoln's
vigorous Protcst-'The Pine Hemitted.


F.p, n, lo.f, rt.ut
LARNAcA. oct. 25.-Thc chief event here of
The las; week has been The trial. before :hc
Mcdjlis Daavi Court. OF Major A. i. Iii Ccsnola
for cxcayating in search of antiquities contrary
10 law.
Major hi Cesnola claims to hc an American
cit'1'n-bv what right is not quite clear. But
granting to him this right Of citizenship. IL
gives him no claim to any special privileges of
trial now that this island under British rule
H. has here. in Cyprus. tosuhmit To- trial by the
ordinary courts. But thu curious part OF tn
matter Is that he. or Hny ono Else tried in the
Island. il arraigned for q breach Of Turkish
law. and is dealt with by the same court at
which under Turkish rule he would have ap-
uanreI subject T. tAn supervision lf Tia Conn
missioner and bis nppi wal of the case.
md l'G mr T as lea@onnci IN c fr paT o
The Code and dates from H." year 1921 q '1rd-
he to the Nl"hawmedan cal 'ulatinu Of time. or
lsil accord NJ io our counting. II ggrm"nrcs
ancient times is an antiquity states that
which auth rlty o. search for antiquities mgy
Ministry ol Public instruction. who can alone
grant such authority. Any ono obtaining this
T. Obliged g. keen register, i'm form given io
him with bis Iermis~ion" and al objects
found ar dNidcd. either actually or by. money
payment, IN the proI.uion of one-third 20 the
finder, onc third to the owner OF the soil. and
Artiolc tho inv SAYS: All excavations for
oniigutios AMI treasure arr forbidden without
official authorization and the consent ~ the
owner Of The ground. All antiquities found by
persons breaking this rule shall he seizel. and
h. i've Turkish pounds or hc imprisoned from
three days tO % week. II was under this enact
mcnt that MAJOR I'll Cesnolawgs pros .ut.l. not.
T. IL rem uhcred. until after hc had applied ~
The High G mmissiunor for permission 10 eNca-
',G ana llaI b'eu i9rmni.y lsiuS.d.
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WEDDING nrLLS ~ Long BnANcM
The Marriage of Frank ChRnfrnu'. Niece "a
Mr. Charles a.. ConoNer.

Lose BRANCH Nov. 2O.-In the " Nest. 4"
thc summer home 81 Frank Chanlrau. the
actor in Cedar avenue. near John Hooy's Holly
wood PARK. this afternoon. Miss Carrie J. Chan
frau tho niece Of Frank Chanfrau WAS mar
ried to Mr.. Charles l.. Conoyer Of Midaietown.
who is a member OF the firm Of Wallace Son &
Coz hardware merchants. OF New York. The
ceremony was performed 10y the Rev. +. d.
rompkns ~ 50. Jamcs'- Episcopal Church
Long branch. The brdc wore garnet silS. and
tho groom was in iull drcs .. There wore no
was prpiu-ciV decorated with flowers. and
among the assrmhlagc were many well-known
society and theatrical ucoplc from New York.
There were many fine presents After a
Ne eiutr. followed by dancing tho bridal party
started on n -uecinl train " the Central Rail-
road Of New Jersey for New York. They will
Visit Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington. aud
Richmond
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Henderson. Miss Sarah Mitchell. sister 81 Mag
gle Mitchell Mrs. Edwin Adams. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
J.. +. Chnnfrau. Mrs. J. W. Aihaugh. Mr.. and
Mrs. 1. II, Hall. Mr.. and Mrs samuel Rogers
Miss sarah Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. james Will
lett Mr., and Mrs. Henry hldert Miss Lulu
Eld"rd. Miss !. Atwcl!. Mr. u. c. Chanfrdu and
lady. +. J. r. Duddenhausen. ). l.. Hall Samuel
Griscom, b. /. sherman, i. Il. Liersion. J. 5.
Hall and many others.
From St. Louis and Indianapolis kilograms
were received from Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chan
frau containing congratulations for the newly
married couple.
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pENNsYLvANIA EAILnoAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On anI aitgr Nov. ~. ISIS.
Trans leave New York, DcshrUsscs and Cortlanit
streets Ferries, ~ follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami South
win iullman fA.a'c cars attached, az A NJ. @ and
= ~ q. NJ daily
For wuiau.sport Lock tayen. Cory aud Eric. at 30
VI. connecting ~ CORY iur ltusNiilc, Petroleum
centre. anl Tie Oh Regions Mlhamsport ana Lick
Haven, 70 A VI
Balumor,. Washington. and tho South Limited wash.
msl,n ESprc's ~ Pullman faror care du{. except
Jar AZ 80 AMI en NJ. ! AMI % + sunday.
' A. NJ ani lof NJ. For baltimore. +. N, except
Espres.tur Philadelphia $50 80 % . 40 Limited
~ ". l. 4 p. q. 3d. 3n AMI 10 4. N Suutav.
ana secuni class 80 l. NJ
h,ltst N-ltkNu Annex connect with au through
trans 90 r-cv tly. a"nrilus speedy ami dircl {
Transfer for nrOukiyn tihNrL
rrlil. atu,. From PITTSBURGH 6 90 81 foA " 1910
J. n. daily e.fuA 81 -lr. NJ dulv. except Mnudaf
r.m " I,,iu.io Hnl bauuDlr. ual I. N % u -,
o., lni1F " s.niay, t'' VI uui 10 200 T. ".
lUw fhatpi hia 600 d hl. % ~ o. 80 ~ go 4 \. .
a"a o. a.. - ~. and D.! 10 T. " sunday, 49,.
q 3D. % a. ~ SD e. .n ION T. ".
Ticket oll'cs. i-o and Hft Broadway. A.tur liuuss.
ati innio p.sitossr- 1uI Oortauit Court uuf
htnAhAn annex Depot fNut W ln.tnu Il. kruuEl %.
IL no aui llS liui~iu st. llnilkru. Depot Jersey
fkANk THOMSON l. r. FARMER
Gtugru Manager Gtu'l Passenger AGENT
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Mrs. AnEie keordon Of 339 Eat Twon,leiI.
street carrying hcsbahe IN her arm, and lrru.yc, y.l,
0ossins Fr-i avenue at Twenty uurd street ou Tuo,r
evening. when cara running IL opposite directions nlslt
ened them and u'c' started 10 run In her haste Mls
kcaidon an not observe that a. open sewer IN front
81 her and 500 holding her child size icI in The child
MAshot hurt hi the mother was badly bruised about tt
hrAd ami shoudtfs She SAYS that She went police
elauoh ani uskcd 10 be- sent 20 hospital, but the s.
can't told htl That medical assistance would b, Of d.
service 10 hct htu Tut ~ she ter ~ in the morlu-
- return Hud SAG would b" seut To Bellevue. Her heal
10 slcalA swollen 5critlN noru4l-, and size
w ponce station whence she va, ,ut Bellevue Hos
H. Nia hpusht that Ael sAu4I IL fractured
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san 10 M 4 AuIyDLE
uernnndea'. Extensive Mail IN Small Rnoni
In a IrnndMnN unIItlnE.


Superintendent Wallng was asked yc.-
terday. in letter from President Balm OF tn.
Her ,htuts tx haAgo OF 1T. Louis to invest
gate an alleged swindlc. two circulars Of which
wcre enclosed. one cir ular was a poster o;
- NE Royal New brunswick Gift Soirie." II
was lastly printed. with the English arms al
Tie top. Il q, .lar~l that 22.0jJ prz.s anil
lu35nU We're 20 bee distributed capital pr ~
beln- i2j0on. Twelve tickets could be bought
Cor $40 oi j. A. Hernandez l 400 Broadway y.
\. the smaller circular WAC q request for
agents, - whom ten tickets would be- sold for
s.. Capt Ward Of the Forty-scyeuth Street
polio, took the letter and circulars. aud with
EuVuIsfnuu t0tir"ll. rldel the building az
400 Broadway. In the ground story is KING
bhrrOOU. Ga the door 81 an upper room was
pasted "a notice, Ma key n GO. j. Hcruund 2.
The roundSulan arrest Il % grty-beall"d man.
MhOAppcar"d o. he the proprietor. lie denied
merely % 5 -irr Soon Htrrward young
fpHniurd WIS arrested. H. also denied having
ANYTHING 10 dO with lIrrnau4. 20 Boxes WcIr
found cnnia uuE thousands ~ old letters, AL
dress 'd lI l N"ltnt uuWns aud lO 'ailOHs. MHnr
!enre Mere 90 'U. $50 90 ). Fpst'r 4 Co." Hnt
w. ". J. -twiok & Coz" both Of Cincinnati.
Ihry s..n 8 ~ refer ~ tg.n,r,. in.sciln- co.
j. W. Hnunuiol." Aitcr the arrests, letters
WEI" {. '...'d addressed t. HoInandc2. 81
circulars. ana ruhus whatever conceIninl
my luttrrr- 'DUid Ir found.
In tn lNy sNnn,u street Police Court hotn
mrn Ur''u'i that they w.ro merely visitor
wien inY wore arrested NJ eydcne" heInE
nsnlhsl {. 'in n' 'on.H'nt was taken, and ue>
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from
NORWICH LINE PIER a. \
Steamers CITY OF NEW YORK AMI CITY OF BOSTON
Htf I'D = VI daily. sundays included.
fARk oNE pOLLA every DAY In the week
Positively tickets ai only on LAY of sale and trains
connecting with boat ~ Alvn's Point
GOOD SUPPER FOR FIFTY CENTS
TlCkCts Tor sale ~ Per -
Norwich line iug Boston. WOrce stCr Portland, ami all
points north AMI east
NEW LONDON AID NORWICH
Steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier A.. X daily. at IlP. ~. SUNDAY cNccutei
Tickets aui Stttf Rooms may De- obtained The Oiice
Of the company. az Broadway. corner uf canal Il
Freight taken Tor al pout, At lowest rat's
for further Information. inquire az Pier %. n r.
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'I'O rHILADELPIiIA

Pennsylvania RAILROAD
TIE OLD DISSATISFIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK ASD PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THRouGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
IuhEE utlorS u fllil AnELrNlA,
TWO IL NkM YORK
olRIK TRAcK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MINT AND llIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AfrEK SOY %. 1875
lNpfr- Trains leave Sew inrk VIA Dcshrussea ami
fUHnlt street. fyrur.. as follows
30. itt. h2l. - % lawt,U. u A ~. I. I .. Is. I'D
30. Hud ~ a.
Boat. 90 hIoukyn Annex connect witt all ihroIsh
transfer for blooAlA travel
Eg'nrnnt Wan. lra,e railmclphia T. oi. g. -. 7
SO, =. : b. aut II 4 ddnutcd lNUrc,.. / 80 T.
.. T. h'n T. ami 50 T. 81 ON SUNDAY, ~ ui.
81. g 80. 4. p 30 NJ I. = 80 T.
u, act Offices. H-d aui utt broadway. Aston Hou-e
AMI g. o. pchro. amt Cortluit -, court Il and
Hrunhlyu ANNEX Depot foot Of Fulton % BrlaAlNn IA
llhMl ll7 Hudson St, lluh0kru Depot jers.y Clty.
EWi.tHui Mhct oiil,e. Battery pl!c.. -
FRANK THOMSON, l. 4 FARMER,
HruDrHl Manager Gonl Passenger AGENT
'NNOI nov leave PIER a.. \ Il foot Leroy II ,
dtlN, except stturitv. alta f
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STEAMBOATS, ano EallroiOs.


A ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"a. ttrst class. 81 ENcurInn. ~ % shteruoms 81
and g Deck. SOC Leaves rier a r.. loot Canal
It. daily SUNDAYS eAccpicdl at T. NJ connecting at
Albany with trains for Wet North. and Ea-t
NIETROPOLITAN ELEvATED RAIL
Il nearest point or Wal t. tery, toriandt Il mar
1T point for jersey tiy and tummunilaw ferries PARK
pace nearest point for Post onge. cy HAL. and
barclay IT, terry to liuhukcu. Chambers ~. nearest
point for raNoma and hnc kmiruad teri, frankin 81.
Grand st. NEAREST points for DE hrus II FERRY tnjrrscy
tis AMI Peoples Lane .ts nirl- Albany BceCNer -,
~ It nearest points Tor her . terry ~ uukrn
l4tl st-Ncurrst point 60 Union square and INrruui
Theatres Academy ui Music. Irving lul lammauN Halls
23d -t-Ntlrrst point 60 Booths 81 James amt Par.
Iucattrs Grtni opera House. etmure's Car. 90. Ma.
some frmplt aul irl-Y tity ferries 1871 = -Nctrc.t
point standard rr0itwat ami fiuh Avenue Theatres.
Aquarium. aui SAN Francisco Miustrcls 4ld 81 -tUn-
meets with New YORK. rriucr Go = cabs Grand Cen
tai Depot a-th q -Nrartst point Tor Central Paris
For uptown trains. take cast slle stations For
downtown trains, take west siie siatuh- Fare 10
Acoitpetwccn ric hours of "a anu - and
audi NJ when thr fare j. cents tUnutct with the tu
lowing hor-o cer limos Al Rector st. with cars Tor south
errN at Grand st. with cars Tor Dr-hrosses AMI East
GrHnt 4 ferries az Brcckcr i with cars ior sast ami
wet. az Sh It with cars Tor thfs lhcr aul East ION
e ferries 40 ith st. with Tor West -ji ami El-
pa ami SAN = tcIrcs 40 aAi II. with for Woo
hawkVn Terry, beth IT. with 90 Bct Linz Eiti
road WIN Il GARRISON. President
NAN RgorKLtN Sure rtutsndent
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Museum ,'se BruadNt, Sew iors
posi- OFFICE NOTICE. iurei.n min, 1r
rs once on Tuesday, al ipA NJ i.r Europe hv steam
~ Montana. wa Queenstown un MtNUD ~iaN % 4
NJ iur E1ronr N steamship Russia. Wa Q.,cu>tuNu cor
o. @puudchtr lut France go Doc forwarded N this steamer
must bc specially auir ssedI, and 40 81 800 a t.r
France direct DOS steamship France wa laNr c. Hn lur
daN at ia tut Europe. b, steamship tity MUitr 3d.
Na QurtnsioMl frrtsruulencc iui ner 400, anu francr
tone iefM Ari'd hN TINS steamer must he suerltN adj
dressed and at y NJ, tor Europe, ~ steamship
SurNia, VIA Plymouth, thcrhorrs. AMI Ntuhure. ON
saturday. 1T III 800 4 NJ 90. Germany g. hr steam
s.upoirr VIA ptiAnptun amt Bi,uvu a .iuuirHcr
ul Nfclt britain AMI The tuuuu. 90 Dee Forwarded ht
imS steamer must bee specially addrrssc O.. amt at D.
nf Europe lN steamship RtlAunIr via queenstown ,ur
ic'nouAen'c for Gcrnln' and scotland 10 hc forwarded
~ ius steamer must De- specially Addressed. ami At
" nf Scotland direct hA steamship Ant huria VIA tias
gov The steamships Montana Ru,.it. Cii, 81 N"utr, a.
and huitnulf go not take mail, for Denmark sweden
AMI Norway The mails tor A,nuwau AMI ~uutl IaciH.
I"'r leave New York NON. 20 THE mails fur Havana
haEe Nc" YORK Nnv % the mails for ll,Nt sud lauiu
Ga leave Now York Nlv - Thc mails Or me ~
ludc-, furtu klrn ami Venezuela leave N.w YlA
- Tue mails tyr Australia. Ac. l,a,r san Frames.
NoN - The mails for China and Japan leave SAN ruu
cisco Dec.
THOS JAMES. Postmaster
Posr OrrlcF Ngw YoRK Sow l6 1874
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WHITE STAR LINZ.
W FON QuEENSfpWN AND LYERPOOIA
fklIANNlt. ..... saturday NuN. - 3 T.
kEflhlit ....... Thursday SOY 2~ \ 4 VI
GEkMANlt ....... saturday. Dc T. . 80 H. VI
From Whine Star Docs fcr -. Nortn RlveU
e Abihs All audsips Saloon, 3d. ~ iui slJl. gll
Return ucAet' on iaFOrabir t'ru. 0tcrrtse. S1S
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep, nor pigs
j AUkIlN AfHu. Nrpl4 tlrA
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BuarO ano aonms.
Annlotrsarns.


QUARTER MIIIENNIAL SERVICE
u iuN .HfN Afllfr of tho Inuullue U the Re
lu.,nri Protestant Dutch church. in the city Of Nuw
YORK Wil Dee celebrated IA the Church corner 9th NV
anal -ih 4 un THURSDAY 2lsl INST Al 3 O'Clock NJ.
au Historical Discourse viii hc delivered hy the Rev
Thomas Ncruilye u u aud leading citrs Nmen of the
Reformed pH!h Church Nil assist in tir Service. At
~ Ucltck = NJ Aiire. by representative cerrNmcn
ui the various Evangelical denominations The Rev nrs
DIX, lnluN Stotr, crosby Roger. Anderson nul other.
are expected o. participate Music by combined chuirs
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Cost auo Souno.

s0st aNO SOun0.
I'oIND-on the inih inst, dark rod drN COW Ia
Il qurc Ht I . Last aiti 81 kLNNEDN.
| OSr OF sturn-Bink book is.ucd hN the Soamcu's
- BANG tor saving, Sew Nurk to the -ul .crh.r.
Joseph Kelly MOT found 90 returned 10 the lluA within
80 days from this date wall apph 10 the hank torh nov
book JOSEPH kLl.LN y
N'w York, oct ~, 1919
| OST-A bans book on tho seainan's Savings Bank.
Il account with Chas Emmett. The nier VIII be
inkiuly rewarded ny leaving It AT d1 Pearl 4 SOW
YORK. CltAS i EMMETT
hERAI. REWARD tor return OF los, small
- bag containing sod watch AMI ribbons
Mis- 4 llu Mn.t .lil
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odoantro- --Ftnmlts.

\VANTED-A,a ilorc.. a, aic East SD st
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MIST VIM iO1 CEii.BRirLD vit'nEviLi.E
MATINEE FRIDAY
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

heart OF the true believer. And a..
ally like the cadence of beautfn,
song like the blessed spirit of char.
~ which sweetens and perfumes and
sanctifies all, fallen man is redeemed
from the darkness aud hopelessness
OF his sinful estate, and raised to,the
blessed life that is to be, al! by anS
through the interposition Of the
great Hero of the Cross.
Such, gentle r;,.>., is the oric;,
OF a festival who. eve we calahra..
tonight; and Our prayer is that verv
many of them may yet come to
brighten our iiresides and gladden.
our hearts. Aud we cherish tho
thought that, when the fleeing pres
ent shall he numbered with the m.
nails OF the past, when the clock Of
time which now ticks only to the &C.
cents OF pleasure, shall chronicle the
days OF future years, when the sono.
freishted hours which now linger on
golden wings shall come back to rs
only In dreams of the solemn night,
we do cherish the thought that the
fruits we have garnered here shall be
to us and our friends as "fresb
helds and pastures new" And as
VIC turn over the faded leaves of
memory and falter as we scan its
dim pages, may each successive re.
turn OF this festival, brighten those
pages, and present to our minds eve
long forgotten scenes of life's happy
morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-12-28

UNDER the head of "God not
wanted in the Constitution" the
Rev. DR.. Vidaver, Rabbi of Congre-
cation Sheriff Israel. San Francisco,
gives utterance to the following pat
riotic and eulogistic strain: ever
lily, it is the most invidious folly to
ask to insert the name of God in the
constitution of the United States.
just as well might we ask to have it
inscribed upon the brilliant face of
the great day-king, This is the SUM-
Woe unto him who caunot perceive
with his minds eye the spirit OF
God pervading that constitution
from beginning to end; heis, indeed,
to be pitied, as morally blind. Moth
ing hut the unalloyed belief and i'm
plicit trust in Gods truth, which
declares all men born equal; moth
ing bat that righteousness which
.exalteth nation enabled those I'M
mortal men of the revolution to es-
tabli-h an institution which remains
the glory and the defence OF their
children. This is what we call
patriotic religion or religious pat
riotism, containing the ring OF the
true metal. Would that We had
more Just such out-spoken preachers
in the land.