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District Court of the United States,
District of Maine.
In the matter of
Haukruut \

In the matter OF
Edwin ii. Hatch, p! In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
rINIiIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that a petition has
i been presented the Court, this sixth day OF
January, 1877, by Edwin II. Hatch, recently of Wat.
ersle, now of Readfeld In said District, Bankrupt
indiv dually and rs a member Of the firm of Hatch
Brothers, praying that he may be decreed TO have
full discharge from all his debts individual and co.
partnership, proyable under the bankrupt Act, and
upon reading said Petition:
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same, on the fret Monday of March, A.
d. 1872 before the Court In Portland In said District
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub.
lished in the Daily kennebec journal and the Daily
Portland Advertiser newspapers printed In said Dis
tret, once week for three successive weeks, and
once In the Weekly kennebec Journal and Weekly
Portland Advertiser the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the day Of hearing and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other per-
in interest may appear at said time and place.
and show cause, If any they have why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
WM. L. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court of said District
inpJk IucD
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
90 $40 001Acres ofFarming Land
2I, I45, 9UlGIVEN AWAY

Persons wishing to avail themselves OF n good
nome IN Minnesota by buying Presumption, Home.
Stead, H. Il. Lands or Tree claims will mud ii TO their
advantage by sending 80 cts. for book Of 100 pages
laws as TO soldiers Iiomeseads, and other laws n,r
tanning 10 Gurtrument lands aud guild, if they ,ish
who Knows these lands, by addressing s. l.. JouN
son, No SOP 'th street, Minneapolis, Mimi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-31
District Court of the United States, District
Of Maine.
In the matter Of
PETER SHELLEY, In BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt.

bankrupt.
FINiIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that petition has
L been presented TO the Court, this second day OF
January, 1879, by Peter Sbey of Sidney, In said IBIS.
trct, Bankrupt. individually and member OF tho
firm of Peter Sibley Son, praying that he may be
decreed to have full discharge from all his debts In.
divdual and copartnershp provable under the Bank
rupt Act. and upon reading said Petition,
IT Is ORDERED by the Court that a hearing be had
upon the same. the first Monday Of March, A. ID.
1872 before the Court In Portland, In said District.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub.
lished In the Daily Kennebec journal and the Week
" Portland Advertiser, newspapers printed In said
District, woek for three successive weeks, and
once In the Weekly kennebec Journal. the last pub
icaton to be thirty days at least before the day OF
hearing, and that all creditors who have provedther
debts and other persons in interest. may appear VI
said time and place, and show cause. II any they
have why the prayer of said Petition should not DO
granted. WIN. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
tianl % * wiun15
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t'tSifdrt 81 IfS Frit.)
Action upon tie said dots promissory note 10 tn,
iti Tor SLID GATED Great Falls, .lune 10, lsGG and
pay all, ON demand; and thu plaintiff an, cs a Dc,
Gand CA the day of the date Of said note aud claims
interest from that time. The ~ilid trustee was duly
summoned. td,humuun 500. Date of writ Aug
10, ~ r'turuablc tn the sept. Term. ISIS.
JOSEPH \. LOCKE, PoErIANn
Attorney To Plaintiff
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NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the. sub.
4 scriber has been duly appointed Adminfsfrator
In the County Of kennebec, deceased interstate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond rs the law
directs All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired to
hblt the same for settlement; and all Indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
to - ALBERT DAGGETT.
January 10, 1879. .ssaa I'll tn.a4 .,i 2wtt
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHERS WANTED 800 100 90 10
knOss LstS $500 PER MONTH,
during the Spring summer For full pAriicu,
lars address j. c. MCCuRDl CO., rhilads lphia,
Pa. jan30i.w
DIP Il | II ! / | | ,

Johnson's Anodyne Imminent will positive.
~ prevent this terrible disease, and will positively
cure nine eases ia ten Information that win save
many lives sent free 10y mail Don't delay moment
Prevention j. better than cure. Sold cvcryw here
1. y. JOHNSON d co.. Bangor, Me. jnn3U4w
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

XyYHEREAS, l.. +. Whittier of Vienna in the
w County of kenncbec, by his deed dated the
2st day of December 1870 recorded in the kennebeC
Registry of Deeds, Book ;IS Page 81, conveyed TO
in mort gage certain parcel of real estate situated
in said Nicnnn and bounded and described fol
lows: beginning at a stake and stone the east
side of the road thence easterly by the north end OF
the mill, within rod thereof to stake aud stone
in the pasture about twelve rods FROM said road
thence sOuherly to maple tree; thence westerly to
the road within one rod from the house occupie,
by John w Hall thence nOrhery by the road to the
place of beginning, being the Mill Lot so-called
containing two acres more or less with the steam mill
on the premises. Now, the conditions Of said mort
gage having been broken. we, the Undersigned by
reason thereof. claim foreclosure, and give thi-
notice under the statute.
:. G. FORSAITlI 4 co.
Augusta, Me, Jan. 2s 1879. jan2sf1awSw
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33T3H3R3E3E33

nriValled Combination, used hourly great demand
rich field for Agents. We practice lice Culture box
OF honey and good news 10 all sending stamp for cir
cuIats. Write now, il will pay You. j. n. MARTIN
harN"ru' " l. ianA- t&w4w
CT DAY TO Agents canvassng for the Fire. side
vi Visitor. Terms and Outht Free. Address
i. O. NlthERl, Augusta, Maine. jam2It&w4w
on Fancy Cards, Chrome, SNOW fake &c no >
~ alike, with naine 1Oc. j. Minkcr < CO., Mas.
san, y. Y. inn.It&wIw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VINlIe undersigned Commissioners appointed by the
l Judge Of Probate for kennebec County, to re-
ceyc and examine the claims of creditors aganst the
estate of simon Page, late of Halinwcll, deceased,
represented insolyent, give notice that six months
from the thirteenth day of January 1870 are allowed
for said creditors to present and prove their claims,
and that they will be in session for the purpose of
ceiying said claims and proof, at the Post Office in
IIallowell at two O'Clock In the afternoon of each
dnv on Wednesday, the twenty sixth day of Febru-
arv, on Wednesday, the thriieth day OF April next,
and ON Wednesday, the ninth day of July next.
H. HOWELL,
THOMAS HONEI.
IAlIOwEII, January II, 1870. 3wif
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(fbstrdct Of PRS rrH)
Assumpst ON account annexed for the Of
s2la.0i rcturnabie to said December Term. Date OF
writ oct 20. 1S7s. Ad'lhmnum 800.
BAKER BAKER, Atiornys to plaintiffs.
true copy of the or,er of Court, with abstract of
the writ. Attest. WM NJ STR RATION, Clerk
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KENNEBEC COTNTy-H Probate Court, at
1dsrtsta, on the second Monddy 81 January, 1917
CEgTAIN INSTRUMENT, pnrporting to be
~ the last will and testament uf Abigail Mary
S:Tutton late of Winslow In said County, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday Of
February next, in the kennebec journal, newspa-
per printed in Augusta that all persons Interested may
attend Court of Probate then to be holden at Au.
gusta, and show cause if any, why the said instrtl-
ment should not he proved approved and allowed,
us the last will and testament of the said deceased.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest CHARLES IlEWlNS, Register. 3wi'
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KFNNEBEC COTNTY-Ta COWr Of irobafe,
held at augusta. on DE Ssc0nd Noa'iay Of Jana-
arm. l-sD
hEBORAII :. BURNS, widow of Daniel Burns,
- late of Farmingdale, in said County, deceased,
having presented her application for allowance ont OF
the estate of said deceased:
ORDhRED That notice thereof be given three
weeks in the kennebcc Journal inted
in Augusta IN said County, that all persons inter
csted may attend at "A Probate Court to be held at
Augusta, ON the second Monday of February next,
and show cause, if any they have why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest, CHARLES HEWINs, Register. 3wis
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Clerk OF District Court of said District.
tjanl5-22.gg6lw2
, 1879-05-22


CHICAGO, May 21.-Allow mo to suggest tho
nane Of ex-Judge Charles II. Wood u an ex-
celent u,an to ill the position OF Circuit Judge
uf Cook County. nu has lived In Chieago five
years, whera lie has practlccl law IN all tho
courts, With all tho honor hts profession merits.
lie Is au excellent lawyer md nu alonurabac gen.
tie,nau, With reputation unmpated. ~ eane
to Chicago live years ago t. make II tt's !loe'
Is q propcrty-ownur Ilerc, Rnl tMkcs great Inter-
est 10 our city's prosperity. lle!a well known
Ia tlc northern part Of illinois. l!e was clectcd
States Attorney In 1870 for the Twentieth Cir.
cult, and served till 1854. In lS5 hc was elected
to tic Legislature from, lroqnats County, where
nc suryed with dIstinctIdn Aish homer. In March,
1917, hs 'was appointed by Gov. Ogles6y as
Judge Of the Twentisth ci'enit aM1 ~ tbs 1o
scryei stx years Tor the Counties Of Liyngstun,
kankakee. iroquols, aud Ford. II ite Repnb.
iieans will p!arv Judge Woods name eofoss tl.e
TO be elected. Lot Judge Wood's friends cou'eo
to tic front, and We we'll get aM ,ons4t ''an u1,d
CITIZEN.
, 1879-05-22
ONE OF EDlS0N'S RIVALS.
What He Thinks Of Ills Own Eight, anc
What 1ls ThtnkB Of Estisnn'A.

What .r. rh,nt. of nj. ovn rIr,,t. NM,
"'"s 49,. ~. r..t.,.. .,r r.,.-.,,,s
"n"t ~ .,.a!''as A'"' ~. W t'''''
ee.eIun" et' 'n t".ee; ,.. a.
happening lnto t1s ol''ce ol ~. L. LenRets q
Co., the patcne-solictors, yesterday, Foict re-
porter tackled DR., l.. l.. Luegett for something
nrw IN ,,,e clcctr,c.lIcht ours,lup.
n ~. ns,,.t, ia. f., :. ,,,..t.. ..u.. ,,,,.,r..
M n.asa "ss Ju't "'aos sfeat '"'poso
ment," salu t'c DOCTOR, whereby he is ehaoled
10 run q large number Of lights on single wire
and kcep the l,uht pcrfectJy steady,n
Ard ,,Iot .n. In +ro,,b,o unt.r 4,,o o,d
.H.s,, "AA: ""' '''' ''o"''S ""As' &'' ''1
eystenls
Tic liability Of ono lamp to cStlngufsh nil
tue rest n The ciruuit by going ont Itself or to
taho Inn ,n,,el, of the c,,rrnnt AMI thcrahy MT
,,. ,n,,a., H. 49,, .,nnr,tl1,, 1rt ,ouo,,, .h.
ont .n'pu'l 10 u"" op''a at'o' wv uau'"ee ~. ..s
workitg OF oil tic otaleF' lamps 10 thc eircu't.
Mt. Btush's Improvement, broadly considered,
resIus in such construction Of his la1nps that
eo.l, hc,r,nr. Ira own rcrulatnr. md In rnakcs
~. ",.s.. ..tra..a ~ .t,a r, >, ,b. -,,,,..
.na - ~ ,, H., ,r".t nnt
erh sausu ~ w. ,,,t LIN, wy ,ahna,.
=, IsId y ~ n j., rnstttnt,v . ,'.n n,,a
.,.., ~, .,,,' r',artx nsu IL n.,".n.
nasaoss, aiau ~ once proIie; au'o''so 10
maa ,hs ~ .s S,s. crn.nr, cu, thing Ia
,.,,nn;IsI, sn +, oSs" ~e'''oN' Va - 1-1' 's w
, 1879-05-22
THE INDIAN TERRITORY.

The reports from tho Indian Territory con-
tinuc to come Into military headquarters, uud
Indicate TINT tile movement haA Tor tlle present
been almost entirely checked. Telcgrams from
Viuitn, !. T., dated May 10, stato TINT the In
dim Agent, who had Just arrived iron, the a,-
nual payment of the Dcawares, reports Tint at
Bartlesyillo PostO Oflce, on Carny Creek, about
lilty miles west OF Vinlta and twenty-five south
Of Coffccvillc. wagons aso passing through ut
tho rate Of three or four day, aud ARD believed
to belong to intrudcrs. For Two days teams
have been passing through Gu route TO Arkansas
uI,d KauVas, one on tue way to the Terrtory be-
Ing sent back, and the others directed to
ronis which would not lead ulcM lnto
temptation. Capt. Layton of the Stxtcgntll
Infantry. hos sent out Two parties. but found no
Wichita from Fort Rcno, reports that no races
OF cmigrnnsa Hcro to he seen Oh thn trnil be-
tween those two points !,or for twenty miles OIL
either side. On tho other hand, the mall.tnrrtor
between vintta and I4as Vcges had met quite q
and others wcrc intending to do 81. Agen!
Woodward states that more e1nfRrants passed
through Wici,Ita the 18th ist t!lan ever before,
thcsu being about sixty wagons, including d
ns ps a Saioralo e I eh, ay s" se ew
started for the Territory, but ultimately backed
| out. Lieut.. Barrett reports tint the rawnee
| lind nc evidences OF en,igrants or squatters
while en- route. Capt. Tow!o telcgrapls from
| Daxtcr, Kns., that ptfsons Intending to seize
| Indian lands contlnc their acts to registering
claims In tho soynlled lanti-oi!iee opened Us QUO
lugranatn, a clerk In the Post Oliirc. He ID
| confident tfnt the movement Is purely local,
and TINT no actual settlement will he attempted
| wkfc the troops uru there. ile Is OF tho upin'
i6l. that tl.e movement was partly cotton UP t0
influence Congress- but principally 10 get TIC
| trvUps there ai1 attract attention tn that dis
trict. 'ri,u tirst rush to get c.allus was ainost
| OF tie nature OF q Iroic III thu pnrt Ut several
| Young people. Cnpt. Towlc closes viii! the
abatement TINT the movement III Baxter Spring.
| observes but little attention, and could be coil
| truIled With u hulf-1Ozen lIIulIntcd infantry.
, 1879-05-22

After tho decline Of ch!vairy, When duels wcro
Of Judxca OF tho helt, but III lonely and So
0uestersl places, Inequality OF arms were not
regarded. however Rssat might Os tho supestor-
itY Of one side.
Oueius to AutroYues, Us they wcr0 about 10
dghti "anl hare only . sword"
"Ihe more thy folly" was the answer. "to
leavs thy dsGeer at home; wa canie here 10
hght, not 10 adtust weapons."
iI,e dual accordingly went forward. and Que
ius was siain; llis LETT hand I'm which hs should
have ha4 his daRget) being shocklnEly cut 10
attempting to parry his at'taeonist's blows @ with
Fight 10 rloose hls weapons. ottsu endesvQfed
, 1879-05-22

The Emperor of Austria l,as Just been pre-
sentcd with remarkable suit Of clothes. Tho
wool from which tl.e garments wcra nude was
upon the shccp's backs eleven hours before tho
suit was con,pletcd. Al 6:0S in tlu morning
tie slleup we're sheared; at N:ll TIC wool was
washed: at G;}7 u,ed; at 6:5O picked; at 1881
,l,e % last csrtlinE process WINS finished; at IL
was spun; at 1:l5 spooIea; at 8:37 tho warp
was lii tho luonl; at 8:i3 the shutlfes were
ready; al II 40 seven md throc.quartcts ellis OF
cloth were completed; at 1903 the cloth vas
iujtc4; Ut ll;i4 wushcd; at l2:17 sprInklcd; Vt
IL III .iricd; ut :45 sE.eared; at :G7 narped
for tho sicars u.,d ucclIr. At s O'Clock tho
suit, consisting OF hnntin: jacket, waastcoat,
and pautatouns, was tIAlstled.
, 1879-05-22
MEETINGS..


Aspse'al meeting OF tic Fifteenth Ward lsc-
publican Club was buld last evening at Foiz's
As'', corner ot North avonuo mid Larrabeo
.tteet. for tile purpose Of selecting club ticket
!os delegates to tile judicial Convention. sub
lset to Tie action Of the primaries. Mr.. Henry
lngshart presided.
'lenen Of legal turn Of mind took advantage
'! tue opportunity to Sign tlIeir nAmea u tho
e'aofo'l, and thus BECOME entitled u the full
,sl.eges ,srs '; q membership including tho privi.
on mo;4'nYt Mr. klol.ke, tic Club proceeded
~ ~ ~ ~ .gs.ehon Ut ticket OF aevcn delegates
,.,s. ,.Ms County judicial Convention. A b4Iiot
s.utis%.n. asn 1t tse c.o'co ot ,ae following
G1;Inty 1;aa2y Englehart, J. Henry Truman. George
eGsk' Po!antl Landis, William Grc,ncr, BV.
,,'a ~ =: y. Cooke moved 10 reconsider the
us Sss at a. y stating reason, objected that
I'e aooys ticket was mupifeatly prepared be-
'""Essaa'!;" 10! OF, IN political vernaculaE. '.put
S;s.,.H S% ~ bad 10 Objection 10 tho gentlemen
ss,v sv.ea individually, bu. ho did object to auy
'ssup s'p oaslucas vt this sort.
SsJ1epods SOMEBODY suggested that the Club ticket
snS aia nase to stand thu ordeal of The primary
uSn ~ u he cared 10.
nn ndne molten to reconsider was promptly tabled
,bsn b1s motion Of NJ. W. y. Underwood, tbs Club
errf f,,a.>AE4 ~ kciGCI uG[G1aL&t 10 lllH bef'
o. eias Judicial District Conventions. Any number
mesttn.! tt!F..len t we'a nominated, whereupou the
bTsHs b, 'n proreeded u Gull OUT four by the usual
~. ~. %haioua practica Of ba,luting, Ths result
MAJ. W & selection ol the following named Rsntle-
Noi... :. y. Furneas, II. d. Maxwell, Antou La
IT. anu Henry Hpecrs, Sr.
~ ~ meeting then adjourned.
ami aIss aelegate ticket is tor Williams, Reed
S'eoa'a; tho second for Dent.
sEvKarRRArH WARD,
a,nas,s ras seventeenth Ward Republican Club held
uus Mlis IT, tast evening At Nc. 149 Chicago ave
10 ..!s.s NJ. =. r. Peterson lu the chair. a mottot
pamap.p ppnt t committee to propose Iourtnet
dtirs. a." toM whom to select seven candidates fu
sson, ss''e1 ~ To- % tls Republican Convention causet
speass.a1h ah eous's di.cnssion. Altar the noset
iSeir ess,; o. ths Club had rvlieyod themselves
Curnouu,uaooh 1l1s motion was adopted, aul TIL
lllti"u .'atts appointed ~ the Chair. Alter
aid sf f5eias. thu following natncs were REPORTED
6unds,H9pseu; Circuit Court Convention A
TIsn.M.as =. G.. Del.aug, II. =. prusewitz
Conrt rSsnuon. Frederick Johnson. suprsm
Kleh soaeen1oa-RoteEt Knight and j. VI
IN. DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
VIM w ssadlaAsss last evening at Ii
, 1879-05-22

to devise such ns should 0tvd him decidedly
unfatr advantage, I}rntItu,no records with an
plausc tic ingenuity of little tnnn, who. hot1IE
cllal1cnRed f,y tall tinscnn. lnado choice OF
gorEct 81 constructed Tint his gigantic atlyer-
sury cuut,l not stoop litH neck 40 ~ To- aim hts
blows rKht. Another had twn sworls forged
Of temper 40 extremely brittle that unicss
used with particular caution, anil In manner
hc daily exercised hnsvlf, the hladc must ncc-
cssarlly ay In pieces. Both tteso tn4cniot I'cr-
trouble, uni with no iess upplauso, II would
scum, than II they had fought without apv
rule; such was the Degenerate spirit of the
tfnrA.
, 1879-05-22

It Is curious TO notice how invariably tho
ua.ucs under NhIch ,he lnttds of tho East llAvc
6ceotno tamil ar to the civilized worla urs utter
ly different from those uAc4 by thu na.tycs
themselves. Tie medieval "Cathay" a,ll ti,s
Russian stKiiniH an.l the Eiuauo tGheen" :"
the native ualne being Chung-kwo. or A,dd!o
Kingdom, '.Atghsu1st tam Is lrrsian word,
sieniiyny "lanl Of thy Aighans," which has
pj;t (Mou,cr-lal.u}. The Empire Of IurnsaI.
u called by its own people Myammah." Per
ia II styled Iran, Al,a Ccntral Asia Turan, by
thoss wl.u tuhabit them. Lower Egypt Is Nab.ri.
UDprr Egypt fnslani. I'hu lItt|o pr,nrlpsitty
at Kosbrar, foru,crlv CHILLED "Alttshalr {S;x
C,tlcs), Is uuw 'DIItI-shsar" tSaven CItlss).
Iia Erreks still give their miniature kingdom
itx cIussic nau,a ot licllas, aud thu Turks call
thctr, seiycs Osulpnlts.
, 1879-05-22

Palmer House under lock md koy 70 organize
for tho campaign. Tho attendaneu Ok Commits
tccmcn was not laEae, but the candidates wero
ont in full forec. Tie arcatcst precaqion VA s..
tnktn to Isreeeryh secrecy. ntnl 10 thlA emu
Judge" II. II. Shepard, with Instructions to
opcn tho door and eaze outward ief
repo!tere every two minutes, IVA xas .o','o "n,
glaes In the tloos, and instantly coat was made
to stop the aperture, and cut off, os thcy
thouel't, tho last opportunity Of What was being
done getting out. ,-. A..
Committee, which was nccomplisue.l by elcctlliH
A, q. Mason, Chntrman; W. Z. sclpp, Tread
urcr; md llana 1IacrtlnK, Secretary. Follow;
iEE this cnrno discussion a. to whether II woulA
vass, nbout which the expressions were greatly
at variance. The candidates. however, who must
foot tho bills, were not near rs enthusiastic
over the Democratic party as they had bceti bc.
known to themselves, hnt some lnembera Of tlls
Committee TOOK different view of Il, aGd
argued that they could never hrInE out or hold
the Irish vote ullcss an old-tftne catnpafKn vas
made. To thls the reply was tsint ~ cntt.t,
Tint It would ncvcr do to 20 beforc Tie oe1plo
With dtstincttvcly partisan ca,lhlates. They
thought It would bo capital ldea to hold out
the inducetncnt to tho Republicans, nud
Socialists that there was nothing pol!tieni
In The contest, .aud that the candidates
wcro above pnrty, but at tic same ttnlo no op'
portunty should bo lost 10 assure nc,noctats
quietly that tic dufcat Of the ticket would be
defeat of Democracy, n.il TINT the future OF the
party depended upon tue election Of ihc entire
ticket. This political juggling was !ntluIEed In
for MI hour or nurc, al,d the result was, 1t wns
agrecd to announce TINT partisan campaign
would not 10 made. So tnurll being ncrom-
pllshcd, the matter OF funls--a very delicate
oue-wus touched on, but no final action look'
Ing to rA!siug any money was taken. Com
tnitteo to sccure party headquarters WIS then
| appointed, md In ile midst uf congratulations
| thu Committees I'd touruel.
, 1879-05-22

1 per cent IL biz ftct, 5 per cent TO doctors
killing tlIrIr paticnts per cent to illustrating
the fna1im that It IL q poor mule which won't
work both ways. nntl per cent 70 tho servant
girl whu kfndEctl fire with naphll,s. and moth
would discover that not only are The majority
NJ inkes built m few dummy IDEAS, but that
iEscse dummy ideas are In themselves only con-
ycutlUuutlY funny.
, 1879-05-22
KlDDLE RESIGNS.


NEW YonK, slay 2l.-Ilunry Klddle, Super'u-
tcudcnt OF the Public Schools, who recently
published work on 8ptrituaisn, to-day re-
B,c1Ied hia position, thus Relieving tie Board Of
Education from the embarrassment Of having TO
do anything unpleasant in his case. Mr.. Klddle
l,as tegu Superintendent since 1870, nnd cou-
n9ctcu With The New York schools ovcr forty
ycars, having o1waya proved an nblc and efficient
truchcr,