davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

THE AUGUSTA SOLDIERS MoNUMENT.-The
model of a bronze statue Of the Republic SUBJ
mitted as design for the Augusta soldiers
monument, by Franklin Simmons, sculptor al
Rome, has been received by Mayor Nash. The
figure of the Republic stands upon pedestal.
and is represented as holding in one hand the
national standard, and 10 the other a crown fol-
those who died to defend it. The composition
ls new, and The statue would look well from all
sides, back as we'll as front, which is of great
Importance, when the statue is to be placed 10
the open air, to be viewed from all points of
sight. The estimated cost of the finished
statue, with pedestal, is about $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
sACo AND BIDDEFoRD LOCALS.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26.
sAco.
The Democrats nominated Samuel L. Lord
unanimously for Mayor, this afternoon. There
were 81 votes thrown,
When City Marshal Dearing was taking
Hickey to Alfred last week, the road had to be
broken for a long distance. The prisoner, like
the man on the Erie canal boat, cheeIfally
stepped out and worked his passage.
ASH f. Hanes was driving Mr.. Enoch
Loweps horse on Water street this afternoon,
a large yellow dog sprang up and bit the
horse on the foot just above the hoof.
large oak tree on Elm street was felled to-
day. It's age is unknown, but 1t was an an
Gent landmark.
A week from today the Unitarians have an
apron fair at their vestry.
The Republicans of Ward hold caucus on
Thursday evening.
The Democrats of Ward hold a caucus on
Friday evening.
Mrs. r. L.. Bowers name is mentioned
among the guests at the Legislative reception
last evening.
BIDDEFoRD.
Tony Dsnier's Humpty Dumpty Troupe ap-
pear in City Hall, Thursday evening. There ID
constant call for good seats.
A petition to Jas. f. Furber, General Su.
perntendent of the Boston & Maine railroad
has been signed by Is of the business firms Of
this city, and was sent to him today.
Perhaps it will be interesting to some of our
citizens to know that when the Blddeford
House was built ledge at the west end hadtto
be blasted, at the east end piles had to be
driven 60 feet to reach foundation.
A large Greenback meeting is spoken OF fol
next week.
! Louis Cross was found guilty on two war
rants and fined 800 and costs.
Lowell & Aubrey have sold their bakery te
the formers brother, Frank Lowell.
The Unlversahst Dramatic Club had good
honse last night
The veteran yachtman of the Pool, Joe Bun
ker, left on the noon trein Tor Rice county
Kansas, to settle. His many friends will miss
the jolly skipper of the "Florence 2. Clement
and wish him best luck.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
Wrecks at Cape Porpoise.

kENNEBUNKP0RT, Feb 70, 1879,
The schooner Fanny Rsed, Capt. Thomas
Benson, of Cape Porpose, in returning from
fishing on the 25th inst, on entering Cape Por-
poise harbor, struck on sold Prince" ledge,
went over and got in opposite the Light House
and sunk. Probably q total lost. 1t was very
thick and showing hard. Crew saved.
Also the same evening schooner Carrie E.
Nunan, Nunan, in making land off Cape Por-
poise, went ashore near the Goose Rocks and
is total loss No insurance. Crew saved.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

MAINE GENERAL aOsPITAL.-We under.
stand the sum of $11 800 is to be raised for a
hospital fund, and $500 has already been sub
scribed Messrs. W. W. Thomas, S. Spring,
j. B. Brown, and /. P. Harrington gave 81 ZOO
each. The remainder is divided up in sums OF
$500 TO S1OO
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

The WILLIsToN CHURCH ENTERTAINMENTS
All who attended the apron sale at the vestry
of WILKINSON church yesterday. no doubt found
Just what they have needed for a long time.
And every person who attended the old
fashioned supper, such as our great grand faith
ers used to eujoy, was doubly repaid. A sill
yer tea pot was one Of the ancient articles in
use it was brought over in the Mayfower.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
De, ring.

Yesterday afternoon and evening there was
Sunday 'chool fellowship meeting in the Con-
gregational church at Woodford's Corner.
Among the churches represented was those at
Cape Elizabeth. Saccarappa, Cumberland
Mills, Gorham, Wiudham and West Falmouth.
Numerous topics were discussed.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

THE HEALTH-LIFT is one of the greatest in
ventions of the age, and is second to none in
importance, as it is direct appliance for the
culture and improvement of the human race.
1t is good for everybody, and should be used by
all. 1t will accomplish tina following results:
l. 1t causes an equal circulation of the blood
to all parts of the system. 2 1t expands the
lungs and increases the volume of respiration.
3. 1t iDfuses more oxygen into the muscles, and
thus purifies the tissues of the body. 1t
tones and builds up the whole system when
purified. 8. 1t will double the strength in a
few months. 6. 1t steadies and regulates the
hearts action. z 1t does all these by prac,
tice of only ten minutes once day. 5. 1t will,
by The above principles, cure most of the ills 10
which the flesh is heir, especially when chronic,
and resulting from arrangement of the circula-
ton.
Health Lift Rooms, 237 Middle street, Port
land
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

NATURALIZATIoN.-Aw writer in yesterday )
Argus claims that by decisions to be found in
the Maine and Massachusetts, reports, the
municipal court of the city of Portland is "a
court of record, having common law iurisdc-
tion," and shaving seal and clerk" is
authorized to do all the acts in reference to
naturalization that district court of the
United States mig hit do
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Che following
transfers of real estate were recorded in this
county yesterday:
GRAHAM, homestead.
Cumberlaud-Abigail Themes to Elias b.
Shaw, 10 acres land.
Gorham-Eben NJ. Lombard to Albert o.
Hill, acre land.
Wm. 6. Gilman to Minnie r. Plaisted. part
of Thomas Council farm.
Bridgton-Martin B. Cannon to Eliza GAM
mon, 6 acres lot No 6, Sd division.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
Superior Court,

FEBRUARY CIVIL TERM, 1879, BoNNEY, j., PRE-
SIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Edward McGinty ct ais. vs.. Dam
ie Gallagher ct ais. Action to recover damages laid
at six hundred dollars for a breach of contract.
Plaintiffs claim that they made contract with de-
PENDANTS to unload all The coal from Beaver Line of
steamships during the winter of 1877 8, which con-
tract they were prevented from fulfilling by the fault
of defendants. The defendants deny that there was
ever any such contract made On trial.
G. E Clifford for plaintiffs.
G. F. Holmes for defendants
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
BRNE FACTORS,

When board of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by COM
bning some well known valuable remedies,
the most wonderful medicine was produced,
which would cure such wide range of diseases
that most all other remedies could be dispensed
with, many were skepticaI; bat proof of its
merits by actual trial has dispelled all doubt,
and today the discoveries of that great medi-
One, Hop Bitters, are honored and blessed by
all as benefactUrs.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

The union caucus of Democrats and Green
hackers, at Warren Hall last evening, nomina.
ted the following gentlemen:
Selectmen-D. P, Pride, II. B. Walker, Wn.
Gilmore. -.
Moderator-I. F Quinby
Clerk and Treasurer-J NJ. Webb.
Supervisor of Schcos-O A Cobb
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

The Chapel Association and Sunday School
of Pleasant Hill, Falmouth, acknowledge with
heartfelt gratitude, the generous contribution
of sixty dollars made last Sunday toward their
building fund, by the First Congregat ional
church of Gorham.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
$500 REWARD A.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach, Bow
els, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys and Urin-
airy Orgsns. and $500 will be paid tor case
they will not cure or help, or for any thing i'm
it. See "Truths" or Proverbs" another col
umn.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nigger
Head" and 'Bnlrs Eye" Cut Cavendish Smok-
ing Tobsccos, and find them better, cheaper,
and equal to nearly double the quantity of COM
mon tobacco. Ask Jour dealer for them
Manufactured by VIM. s. Kimball & Co.,
Rochester, N Y. sep23T TSzSeod
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sale-Congress Square Church.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice-Clark e. Hitchings.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Pratt's Astral Oil.
Great lnducements-Geo A. Whitney & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boy Wanted-BOx 1919.
Good Business Chance-O VI. Bent & Co,
HI. M. S. Pinafore-N. l.. Munro.
Prairie Farms tor Sale-Z. X. Harmon.
City of Portland.
Fine Art Notice-Stubbs Bros.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, Carpets, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

Mrs. Lord, on her way to Williston Chapel
tuesday night, fell on the ice and seriously ia
jured her hip, but DR. French thinks the iniarv
not so great as first supposed.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
Yarmouth.

A grand concert will bs given at Masonic
II Ill this evening by the Yarmouth Brass Band,
Prof. E. A. Blanchard, director. assisted by the
following popular talent: Mrs. E. M. Jordan,
Misses Lillia P. Seabury, Hattie F. Hill, Laura
M. Hill, soprani; Mrs. Geo. Ell. Lowell, Miss
Florence l. Quincy, contralt; Mr. Hermon
Seabury, tenor; Messrs. L. L. Shaw, E. P.
Quincy, bassi; Mrs. Frank L. Cakes, pianist.
The programme will bs as follows:
Selection from Martha ....................Flot ow
Band.
QuartetteIEly. Tender Birding. -. .Abt
Miss Lillia p. Sc abury, Mrs. Geo. ID. Lowell,
MI. Seabu,y, Mr.. shaw.
Misses Laura Nj. II II, T. I. Quincy.
Seecion-The Purltan's Daughter. Bale
soug-Tender and True .................. Marston
MssaHatJie +. Hill,
Miss Lila 2 seabury Mrs. Lowell Mr. seaoaly p
Seection-The Rage in Ireland. Boyer
overture-Rip Van Wrinkle .,.........".....B Brooks
Band.
Song-Let Me Dream Again. ...............S Sullivan
so,oo.,ox ,,uo. N Mrs 3. NJ Jordan.
Band.
Messrs d. Seabury, A. Il. Seabury, E. P.
Quincy, L.. L. Shaw.
Selection-Ye Olden Times Boyer
Band.
Arthur I'll. Merrill, young man employed at
the mill of the Royal River Manufacturing Co.,
while trying to put belt on the picker ma
chine while in motion Tuesday, was struck so
| forcibly by it as to throw him against pulley,
| striking his head in such manner as to cut
and bruise it very badly. 1t is hoped his ipja-
ries will not prove serious.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

THE human voice in its sweetness and purity
ia deliciously musical; with throat affection and
coughs it loses all attractions. Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup restores it when failing through
coughs, colds, etc.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
Health Lift Rooms, 237 Middle street, Port
land.

FAMILIES who use oil should keep in mind
that the light and dangerous products of petrol
cum will often give clear and brilliant light
they should also remember that better light
is furnished by Pratt's Astral Oil at trifiipg
additional cost with the advantage of absolute
safety. w. w. Wbpple & Co, 81 Market
Square, Portland, are the agents
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

The Coalition Candidate for Mayor.
" AT meeting of the Greenback and Demo.
cratic delegates to nominate candidate for
Mayor last evening, George Walker, ESQ re.
ceived the nomination. - ---,-
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. ~.
THE PRESS.

May be obtained at the Period Depots of n. G..
Fessenden, Marquis. Brunei s. Co.. Andrews,
Armstrong. Cox, Wentworth. Hodsdon, Hayden,
der. Boston & Name Depot, and Chisholm Bros,
on all trains that run out of the city.
Z SaeO, of L, Hodsdon and II. Is. kend1ick.
Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
Lewiston, of Stevens a. Co.
Biddeford, F. NJ. Burnham
Brunswick, B. G Dennison, and W. H. Marrett,
Richmond. G. A. Beale
New Castle. A. W. Southworth
Woodforo's Corner, Ii. Moody.
Union Square.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

No sale of Dry Goods IN the city of Port
land has ever created so much interest as the
bankrupt sale at the store formerly occupied
by A. Q Leach. The store is constantly
crowded full Of customers. feSdtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27

INFRINGEMENT ON THE EASTERN RAIL-
RoAD.-Tbe Committee on Retrencbment of
the Directors of the Eastern Railroad propose
to make reduction of ten pei cent in the sal
aries of all the officers and employee, with the
exception of the President and those EMPLOYEES
whose wages have already been reduced to the
minimum rate. 1t is probable that the change
will take effect on the 1st Of March.
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
Accident on the r, IL II. II. r.

Freight train No. 16 left the rails a few miles
this side OF Rochester last night, aud somewhat
delayed the passenger train due here at IL p. NJ
An excursion train, which was conveying
passengers to Rochester, was Immediately be-.
hiod the freight, aud the passengers from the
west were transferred to it aud arrived in Port.
land at about midnight.
The accident was caused by the spreading Of
the raile, owing to the acton of the frost.
The track was torn up distance of about
fifty yards.
brakeman, whose name we did not learn
was slightly injured by jumping from the train
The Portland daily press., 1879-02-27
feb2792w

GREAT INDUCEMENTS will be offered TO cash
buyers Of Furniture for the next 30 days.
GEO. A. WHITNEY & Co..
feb27G2w No. Exchange street
, 1879-03-26
ST. LOUIS WICIiEDNESS.

Career Of = ". Louis Man WHO l.Ohds His
Pnnr Frlen,ls Heavily with, l'oiicira al Lifc.
1nsurnnce-Tt,efr afysterIoMs DEATH, and
the HtrMgEts fur tho Money.
kntcfoi Dispatch to The Tribune.
LAER tiEsEvA, Wts., March 24.-A party Of
gentlemen have lrcn licrc for . week past en-.
gagged IN taking deposit OTIS before tic Hon. j.
A. Smith, Court Commissioner. IN the case OF
Charles Hose 70. The Union Mutual Lifc.1ntur.
nncc Company Of Maine, and two other cotnpa.
MES inp'eadcd. Tlsr party consisted Of Charles
l,ossc plaintiff, and his attorney, Fcrd Colts
chalk ot 81. Louis; md ]. ". Pressy. Insurance
Adlus,er, ot Boston; and his attorney, Ed ".
Pattsson. Of ST.. Louis.
Tie ease, which has been commenced in the
bt. Louis courts, Is peculiar one, md Is likely
to develop some peculiar St. Louis w!ckcdncss.
1t seems tint oue Frederick Bosse, a worthless
carousng farm~laborcr, resided III the vicinity Of
Laks Geneva for i've or six years, nnl finally
removed TO St. Louis at thu TcguGst Of Ills
hrothcr Carlgs, who was IN comfortable cir
cutnstaaces, aul offered him employment.
Soon after his arrival in BslJpctown, Charles
obtained INSURANCE upon Fred's life for S37, ,h0]
In four companies. Poor Fred led life Ut con.
start peril alter that date. eotne time In 1877,
md tlnnlly died quite suddenly eight months
subsequent to The placing OF the tnhurnrcc.
Tile policies were drnwn for Charles bc1lctlt, unsl
BIZ Immediately applied tOr tho payment oi
ihcu,. Unc policy Of $1.5D0 In the Northwest.
crn Mutual 1.fc.uf Milwaukee, was settled hy
the Company turning oyer valuable farm near
ST, Louis 10 Chnrles. The other con,pnpira
offered to compromise for sis, ,W0, but Charles
deu,andcd tho full s30, 600, and brought suit tc
recover.
iii alleged By the Representatives Of the IN
sufancc companies that deception VIVA practfcct
! i'll tic medical examination Of Frederick, and
ttsat death was not the result Of natural calIscs
/ exclusive nlcuho1lant UNI poison being aug
| restcd. In order to obtain do!nt evidence bear
luz .l,,uu the phyatca condition OF the slcccusrd
| while here, The party hare btun examining tive
| dozen witnesses during the past week, The re-
suIt OF which shows TINT the tnan who died wltl
s37,5O0 upon his life was, during l,is i've years
| residence here, q miserable druukard nnd
| witl,al, badly diseased. In other words, tl,t
defense is believed to have made out II very
| strong case.
1t Ii also alleged that this sumo man. Charles
KosBe, few ycars since l.nd the life OF his sury
ant Insured for sc, 900, a,ld tlMt the poor 1ant
soun nttGs passed IN his chips, .."l Charles drew
| the money for tie policy. 11e also secured {
large amount Of Insurance upnn thr lsfe of all
otlcr employe few months since, but the n,at
bceamo 80 startled by recent developments thu
| hp fled tile country.
1t II an Interesting case, mud promises TO be
come soaluwllat celebrated.
, 1879-03-26

On his ac,ltcncss for bArRa,ns. 1t contains m
ncrll oil. which must bc extracted by steam
tnE OF by long exposure u tile air lcforc It
chi ba relied on 70 hold with rluc. II has a
p,ingcnt smell, n,,,! the men who worg In H.
scem to in,bstc The o4lor tnto their systeins as
no abutIon will eradicate tie smell BY which
the wnrkcr ia distinguished from the r0rkcr IN
other wot,ds. The dust arising from tho sand
paperln. IL not poisonous, although H. gives u
peculiarly Rhastly expression to tho woraman's
countebaHtc.
Rosewood, II veil worked. Is tile most durable
Of all furniture wood. at.h ntfcr n century's ueo
II can be polished to took as wei, ns new. It Is
exceedingly strong and hard, and oecunca inors
solid from ago
, 1879-03-26

W. Rfrdon. md a laFge number OF ntlcre, ~
forccusc .rustdetA for 1880 on LOTS 0) W.
IS, ~, ~ II, n.Il - In Sloncfs 8ubdtvl.ion OF
~ n mi the g. F. Of I'"Sk &c Of Il J9hn.%1 san sn
30, II.
betty Schiller beaan suit tor $1,000 ngainst
the liltnois Afasonlc Benevolent Society.
rNoDAIB counT.
In Tie cstate Ut Amos Z. aacloy, letters Of adj
m!nlstralfoN, dc bonls non, were ihasled 70
Ncaton Owstey, nnd bond Ut $90o,ooo improved.
ruH Gait.
LUNAR DnuMMosl,-set cascs and general bual.
TaiE Arrk1tarx couRr-e2. jenkins ": Jen.
fciicr; .'1, bragg VI nehoea: md ~, buchanan
va. Uoeinp. Nj enso on hearing.
"a: 3y%SS - 9asvat H. M 4 ~ o e. 5 5 st H.! s oS' sa9 ss
ros. a1l to ,'s' and o25, all tn"sise' Apa''cd
JuuoE 10 "t Jas.zsox-Asfis.s Judge Gary. No. o35,
Regaa vs. Ca.larl,un. on trial. 90,
jH!sE M.1Rs-37;. %, 10 IL, No. CO. L'be,
JrnaE isoaxas--cIoslnq arguments In rot caso
,unun lioori.-sct caas tcrm No. q, ahu., Dee,t.
IS. s II; III; fi;e0 s 10 'sS ss,e eesnasi ] N'' ILL., m
.Jvr,os '!; MsALlts7rn 2t4' and e2o TO sso' No
Iuna;s FaMwxs..-so. Great wcptcrn Telegraph,
Company y..icere; md 7o!. Cnmpe r. M ,laSks1n l'
;@n ;i' 81; $os s9 5l r; a;!: 4; 1ad ~ r. To- 1,, 10.
II, IL, IL, 20, II, 90, %, and "a.
JUDGMENTS.
SUPERIOR CnrHT -CnNrEsstoNe.-T Thomas y.
Hcatv ~. william Ra!cIvh. .-Prahkl!u
Macvcegh Ct nj, VI. II. Fred Koeppe and Frod j..
Handle, s:iJ7.-C. y. Sherman. Receiver. ETC.,
vs.. james Ffnscr. aa4H. ~.
JunaE 0Anr-ftcnry 0anlcf ". Henry AloelleE,
91a,2l.
Cinris17 counr-lrpaE Boorii.-ca'lton Drake
| Va. Jntn l.ehy. s4U.-Cethertno "tdlncr Va Johr
| l.. fIoerbcr, 81, l41,
JUNK Notwithstanding Wickcrt ct al. W.
John .Icla!dson; verdict s!n. 80, nnl motion fol
new trial. -. j. O'Nesl John Hcselcr sas. so.
, 1879-03-26
An Old Iltlbter.

Prince Dautniskoy, a celebrated hunter, once
appointed by N.cholns Granu IIuntsu,an OF
Russia, has Just died. liz wna particularly
fond OF Sinking the roebuck, nt.l ta aatd to
layc shot 5.501 OF these an!n,ais and ~ l,nvo
preserved all tlletr ttorns III d uauseu.n, Hut,
oddly enough. he never nts the fesl Of The
went away, having the xa,Aeksei,er to dispatch
it,-lc could not bear to wtness [ts death, In
tli!s le resembles Lalnartine, who once left q
Kuyal hunt to which he was invited hccausc hD
50 suffered In seeing the death Ut iecr.
, 1879-03-26

clxo.ksAE1, O., starel, a5.-The owners Of
the famous truttcr proteino have sent q clal-
iense 10 the Spirit ef ths Tmes expressing q
willingness 10 trot Protetua against Hopeacttcr
10. either 5000 or $1,000 aide. milo beats.
best three In hye, II the challenge Ia accepted
the race will probably take p!ace over the Ches.
ter Park Course tome TINA about tAe middle Of
July.
, 1879-03-26
SPORTING NEWS.

EP0RTING N EVS.
uAsr.r.11,.
sn+e,o1 ptspo,ch IN The 7yib..ns
BpFrA1o, March 25.-'lhc last days session Of
the National League was opsncsl tits morning
by the signing Of the scllctlrle adopted last night,
and over whlcl, there was 80 mt,eh discussion.
The difficulty created By the ref,lsai OF tic
Cleveland u,r1 HuIra,o Clubs TO Sign the acfcd-
ulu M originally prcuosc,l wa, eer[uts ono, AM,
for tins It looked IA though the entire work
,voult tayu to he done oyry nratr. In which case
| IL Is doubtful il conclusion would ever have
| been rcuchcd. President Hutbcrt's good sense
rrktorcd harmony. hpweycr. and everything IA
,nvr,v.
On rotntnr IA or,1cr this ,narnIuc long dis-
cusson onsued on tie question OF admission.
Tie notnt ratted nv certain popers TINT The
svraruse, Buffalo. uud Cleveland Clubs we're II,
fayor Of q 25ccut tariff was found to have no
c.ste,ea % in fac., urtl On amcudmcnt stating
tint hereafter tlle admi&slon TO League eham-
pioAshtp gumcs be lxcd at 80 cents for every
adult person was unanimously adoptcd.
Another ,tnnottant move was tho signing Of
.-..,,,..,. h,t 81, ~, ,,,h. .,,,,,t ,,rovi,os
aa hssee'"e"t ~ ~ tHe ~'uon "'''~" po.'es .ee
! TINT they nor nny officer, member, or agent OF
| their respective. organizations shali contract
with, employ, engage, or negotiate for
| my player III the eup!oy OF d
,..asus ,.snt ~, ~, .'oo us' ,scn .,.,or so N,v
DIV 10, lug sehso" VI to'o o',s. ~ ~
1871, unle.a lhe 'crcetnen OF "a:eh th's Is a
t,c ,,cnc,o: nrovI,lcl that apr PLAYER regu-
-, @ ..assss +. III. o,,, ,nnv ,,,cu ho nm mnnvra
larry eeease" "s h,T ~" uA, ."s' "
by any other elun. LUIS aeFceu'eist tooe ope'a-
tive on after the 1st Of next April.
| The nupstion Of salaries was then considered,
,,., conai,,,ral,,c argument onsucd "a to what
n,'u .-,.'..,s - 49,. svs,,,, .oo,,,ot, ,ho
k'ho oi leelsl"1on' ;. hu5. "ouu w.
Inequality now c1'stlhE III reen'u 'o su,as'es.
and cnablo clubs to engage players "'taout
suffering from the piracy OF ottee ciaos' Inc
Worcester, Utica and Mancteator c'aos mooe
| application TINT tha League rules featlVe to
, 1879-03-26

I'lEE TItfHUNE fsTxAHURa Oe'EI CE:*.
Tn OltpRl: 70 ACroMMns.ATE ul!ll NUMEMQus
pslr,ps throughout tito t!ty. Rn have established
ltAach Irea IN lhe different divisions dcsIgnatct
below wl4ctn atycltatmsnts Wilt ,u tskun !or tho sare
umtll sotiaekp III during tho "eok snd until D p iii.
II, i Il. stMsls llooksc.Icrr anu stationets, ias
fseay,SSs1"fnhbHeS5 S1fbHS5 y,w,s,.,,, s,.t,oas, ..c Inn
Weat st4Ats0u' 81, ltir NE4trtn.Rv:
line Island.Af., corner uf ltAtstcd'st.
II. O.. IEKHlCN. .eweItr; ,Aews4ca1er. and Fancy
, 1879-03-26

IN ts cofHp4n, fhrfs inns or tsss IS cent? sfr In
strtfon. Zach ufdutanuf nm. 10 ctnfa
, 1879-03-26

4 E{lUT Gt)lNtl HACK IN Till; SECONDHAND
II c0thInx bnslnesA nn.l he1nE without stook. slM
cUttl,eIieI ii my ifu highest cxsh Efcu fur cstLH
clotltnp raseest clc. laaic. atisndsd tV Iy NIT
tjcjIrr. k0llcu " ulsil promptly sttenleA tv. J.
GEL,llEis, afps htsla.t
f,AsH PAID FUR UABT.OFF CLOTHING AT I.
" GKLhElts, eBt SsAts'at- ordeFs by nsli pronpt'
u stteuut1 10.
, 1879-03-26
wAnTEp-mAxE uELP.

IN thfs column. trte Hnts ttsv. rs ttnta PER m
ssrttnH. EdeA addHanaiHns, 10 efnfs.
, 1879-03-26

I3lpELiTf RTuItAGE COMPANY, "a. u AND 70
i Eat Ean llrcn.at.s established 1878: permanent
aud for taSnttuFu and merchandise AdFsncvs
k.ronAUE FOR MEtCHASIllsE. HDuGIEs, FUR,
- nltuse. etc.: cheapaat and bet N ey AaEtNce.et
lup. =. pei annuHl: J. = Y .: rAM!t1. !1. w axAE99
, 1879-03-26

EHQ$C41s
f't1.AIsESCE Il0tiSE- Cul:SER sTATE AND HAIR
rjtp sts., Hsc blacks suutf Ut thu Palmer uouac-
I'm suons: 5aY and per tlar. ~. g S2t tM per
werk ~ to slu ansitd rouns FentcI Without !,onrd:
1iYGtisi, ,iO1tsE, n EAsT wA5TISnT0S.1I.- -
II snYlH warm 1tuEl1s. 90 tu 81 ror week. TWeh.
~ NM fleal. tIck.ts St:. TFanseuss. 81 ptr aAy.
IITISp5UN ilOi1sE i7s aTATE.aT.. .HlO1IT or.
W puse ialIpE I{nssiuah and bDaFl, 81 IL " pct
week. transient. 81. 81 PER hay. =
, 1879-03-26

r,pANlslt LESSONS WANTED. ny AN EDUCATED
- BpsutUl Apply, and state price. Q tGh Ifibana'
, 1879-03-26

l1EifSUSAL-YInLA tY).' FuURrEESTIi.eT. AND
Wnta .nv.-i.rtter rrcrttad too aatn 10 ea!,lu
AnndAy to ablyc plsre. IlrAac let no Know where
ttitcr can reach vol. AltAe.s = U. Irlhunu office