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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Something New at the Fair.

In looking over the different samples OF
sewing machine work yesterday we We're sur
prised to see the great range of work done on
the new No. Wheeler & Wilson machine.
The many fine medals this company have
taken at nearly every fair proves that they
must make very fine machine, and we think
it has been generally conceded that the
Wheeler & Wilson machine executed the
finest work; but when we saw them sew live
thickness of tin together with five thicknesses OF
heavy wooden cloth on the No. we wondered
if it did not also do the best heavy work.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
lne rosu oncv rvvpDery at Castine.

OSsNSN~~O'
United States Deceive Squirting OF the post
office department has recently done some good
detective work in Hancock county. On the
night of the 9Th inst, the post office at Castne
was broken into and large number OF letters
torn open from which small sums Of money
were extracted. The thief also secured quite
an amount in stamps and stamped envelopes.
Col. Squirting at once set to work to lind the
culprit After getting all the facts obtainable,
and these were very few, he succeeded in
following the clue to the house occupied by
Edgar B. Pond, and finally obtained from
him confession of guilt and the return of
most of the money, stamps and stamped en-
velopes taken. Pond was brought to ELS
worth Thursday, and Friday was arraigned
before Judge Wiswell, who bound him over to
the United States Circuit Court in Portland at
the September term. Pond lived about four
miles from Castine village and was formerly
master of a vessel. He has wife and three
children, the youngest being only about a
wnnk old
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Personal.

Governor Garcelon and Council were in
town yesterday and visited the Reform School
The Governor will be the guest of Sir S. l..
Tilley at the exhibition at Montreal.
Mr.. G.. o. X. Cram is convalescent.
Mr.. Alvin bennett of Brdgton died sudden
ly Thursday
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
TO-dayl

Saturday, Sept. Goth, is positively the last
day of the great sale of clothing at SO Exchange
street. Only the following quantities left Of
those truly wonderful bargains, which must be
closed out before night: Eighty-two pair OF
mems heavy winter pants 9S cents ,worth $500!
10 mems winter coats, S1G5; 81 mems winter
suits $3.50, worth So; so mems fine chinchilla
overcoats 1928, worth $3.50. Store crowded
from morning till night. Such bargains never
before offered in Portland at, 50 Exchange St.
doors from Middle street. Remember this
great sale must and will close tonight, Sept
Goth, never to open again.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

INTERESTING LECTURE.-To-morrow night
Rev. VIM. Mellen, for "a year missionary to
the Zulus, will give an address on Africa He
will illustrate his remarks by large map,
pointing out the routes of the latest African
explorers and speaking of the recent dscov-
cries which have opened up Africa to Christian
civilization. Mr.. Mellen comes with recon-
mendations from Rev. Lyman Abbott and 9TH
err eminent cleroYmen.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

MONEY.-For simplicity in money making
in Wall Street, write CHAS. FOXWELL &
CO., Bankers and Brokers, lis BROADWAY,
New YORK By their new system it gives the
$40 to 500 operator the same advantages as
heretofore the 81 900 to $4,000 purchaser en-
joyed sep1S-eod2w*
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Kr;DLY REMEMBERED.-Henry G. Bean who
was so seriously injured on M. c. R. R. a few
weeks since, has been presented with the round
sum of 1926 by his fellow employees. and Off
GERS of the road The company will also give
him moneyed assistance, it is stated.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Accidents.

A little son of Mr.. John Davis, the Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, was run over on Con-
gress street yesterday, opposite r. F. Perkins
store, and bruised badly.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Bids for Dredging.

On the 18th instant Gen. Thorn opened bids
for dredging at Lubec Channel, Maine, as fol
lows:
Atlantic Dredging Company of Brooklyn,
N, Y, for Il, 4SO cubic yards at 70 cents pei
cubic yard, measured in stu; 2,010 cubic yards
at So per cubic yard, measured in stu; 160,65C
cubic yards at % cents per cubic yard, mea-
sured in scows.
Moore & Wright of Portland, Me-, for Ii, 49C
cubic yards at 80 cents per cubic yard, mea-
snred in sifu: 100 $50 cubic yards at 30 cents
per cubic yard, measured in scows
The contract has been awarded to the Allan
tic Dredging Company for about 10000 cubic
yards of dredging.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

KENDALL & WHITNEY have a large variety
of Flower Pots and Flower Pot Brackets which
they are selling at reduced prices. se12-St
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Excursion-Grand Trunk Railway.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Centre Harbor-2.
Coe4.
Turner Bros.-2.
Merry-5.
To-Day-53 Exchange st.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Consolidated. Exhibition.
Again Victorious-Fisk & Co.
Black Silk Fringes-H. J. Nelson a Co.
Synopsia-Merry.
international Steamship Co.
To Let-Geo. F. Junkins
Prof Antoine Dorticos.
Permanent Employment at Home-A. ID. Young.
Found-Wm. T. Pierce.
Wanted-F. A. Robinson.
Drawing and Painting-Horace a. Hewes.
Rooms to Let-P. o. Box l465.
Picked Up-W. 4. Carter 4 Co.
Received this Day-C.W. Belknap Son.
Lessons in Charcoal Drawing.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Real Estate az Auction.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Cane Elizabeth,

The regular committee of citizens to whom
was referred the matter of consultation with
the directors of the Ferry Company appointed
a subcommittee, and the subcommittee have
appointed the 22d inst. to meet the directors at
the Ferry House and urge reduction of fare
age to % cents per hundred tickets.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Mr. Sawyer stopped
a miserable looking horse belonging to Mr.. A.
B. Bailey of Lewiston, because he had too
heavy load to draw, but finally at the urgent
request of parties who agreed to see that the
horse was properly treated he let the animal
60 He also slaughtered three wretched
beasts Yesterday
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Attention Pioneers.

There will be a meeting of the Pioneers NEXT
SATURDAY EVE. at o'clock, at Republican
Headquarters. All those that wish to join are re
uuested to he present Per order.
w. P. OSBORN, Capt.
w L. NOBLE, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

ANOTHER lot of Chldren's Torchon Collars
at 10 cents each. H. l. Nelson q Co.'S, 443
Congress street, Harrington Block. sep1S-3t
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

TEMPERANCE MEETING.--Mrs. Abby Storer
Doutney OF Boston will address the citizens of
Portland upon the subject of temperance at
Congress Hall next Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the Temperance Union. Ad-
dress at q o'clock. Mrs. Doutney comes
highly recommended as speaker of more
han ordinary ability, and undoubtedly will
have large audience to listen to her.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

The Tonic, Quinine, is peculiarly benefi-
cal to the teeth and gums. j. & e. ATKIN-
SONS Quinine Tooth Powder is one of the best
means of preserving the teeth and purifying
the breath. sep16W&S2t
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

DIR. G. w. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptc
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price 80 cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. aug2Seodtf
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Y. L. c. 7. 1.-THE young ladies from sew
eral of the churches met yesterday afternoon
and organized the Young Ladies Christian
Temperance Union by choosing President
and Secretary. Miss Lucia Kimball presided
and gave a very interesting account of SINH
lar organization in Chicago.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

A LARGE number are taking advantage OF the
low rate to Centre Harbor and return via Lake
Winnipiseooee
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Miss SAVERS SALvE, the original and
enuine, % cent size, beats all others.
my13 eod&w6m
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
BEST $500 Hats. Merry, Halter

DEMoREsT's PATTERNS for fall just received
at TURNER Bros, 451 Congress st. sep2Od2t
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Look at Merry's and for styles.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Now is your time Steamer will be tax en- off
the route and you cannot go over the Lake to
Centre Harbor otter next week.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

= Do you have a Pain in
4 your back, loins or side?
If so, your Kidneys are
diseased. Do not de-
lay, but try at once
BHUNT,S REME-
DY. The Great
Kidney and Liver
Medicine. 1t is pre-
pared EXPRESS
LY for Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Dropsy,
Disease of the Kidneys,
n of Urine and Female
EEEDY has never
II Co. Nj, Sep.18, 1873.
Sir: Eighteen months
le heart, my physicians
7 ever getting well. The
NEEDY gave me great re-
existence to HUNTS
7 thankful.
ABIGAIL S. COLES.
Co. Geo, May II, 1879.
RI prescribed HUNTS
case of Dropsy which |
years, and L find HUNTS
line for Dropsy and the
WIN. III. WILSON, MD.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

TURNER Bros. are having rush for theil
new Dress Goods just opened. sep20d2t
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

For $1.00 Hats, Merry the Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Coz has nobby square top stiff Hats.

CHEW JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacct
de2SS&WW1V
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
YORK COUNTY

Potatoes in Kennebunk Depot yield well
but are seriously rotting. Thos. Chick eX.
hibits one that weighs two and one-half
pounds
Thursday evening at Kennebunk. Good at
tnDdapoa
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

A Wesley correspondent of the Eastport
Sentinel says that Mr.. Mitchell, the Marshfield
Miller, has grown between thirty and forty
thousand bushels of corn the past year, and a
small circle of towns have consumed it. Late
grain has rusted bad, so have beans, but
DOtatOeS are A No. /.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

The sale of seats for the Rentz-Santley troupe
will begin at Portland Theatre this morning.
The board at Stockbridge's indicates the
Ideal Pinafore Co. will have crowded house.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Coz sells the best dollar Hats
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Boys Hats 3Oc; Mems, SOC. Coe.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

REAL Paris Hats. Coe the Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
Money Making.

THOSE Merry Hats always nobby.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
STATE NEWS.
AFRO osTooK COUNTY

AFRO OSTOOK COUNTY.
The amount of wheat raised in this county
this season is large, and the quality is excel
lent Philip Mcclure of New, Limerick
raised fiftv-one and half bushels of wheat
from three and three-quarter bushels sowing.
1t was the Lost Nation variety.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
"OH MY
BAG y

Kidneys, Bladder, Liver and
Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's
Incontinence or Retentio
Weakness. HUMPS IL
been known to fail.
MooREsTowN, Burlingto
VIM. E. CLARKE,-Dedr
ago l had Dropsy around Il
and friends despaired of m,
first bottle of HUNTS RE
lief. / feel l owe my very
REMEDY, and l am deepl,
SPRINGFIELD, Effingham
WIZ. e. CLARKE,-De0r 81
REMEDY in a complicated
had been treating for eight
REMEDY is the best medi,
Kidneys | have ever used.
HUNTS RENE e. &C
NV has allra1 h1ln- ~
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

FIFTY CT Children's Hats. Merry, Halter.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20
THE STATE FAIR.
THE FOURTH DAY AT THE PARK AND
HALL.

To-day the Last of the Exhibition
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Russell Pratt of Buckield exhibits calf muzzle,,
machine wringer and American dish SITTER
C. w. Belknap & Son of Portland exhibit fine
specimens of bone meal for CATTLE fowl and crops
Kendall g. Whitney of Portland receive awards as
follows: For best doz.s rakes ST. best truck 2; best
grind stone l.; best barrows l. best hay forks
) best manure forks 2; best grain CRADLE 2; best
scythes 2; best axes z.
Gardner Floyd & Son of Portland best pump 50, ,
Lorenzo Knight of Saccarappa, best farm cart
So
j. j. Frye, best cultivator.
NJ. F. Cameron of Portland best marker for crops
Whittemore Bros. of Boston show fine collection
of agricultural implements among which the OiVef
Chill pillow received honorable notice and premium
of 81.
Kendall g. Whitney LIST prem. SIS for best collec-
ton agricultural, and horticultural Implements
John j. Frye 3D. 10.
Boston.
of weather yaneS. +
A. H. Hamn 50, for best hand sewing machine.
I on F.; best horse fork 50; best lawn mower /;
best hay cutter l. best corni shelter on F ]; best
vegetable cutter 81; best vi winnowing mill M F'
ga, A. Mitchell of - for best hay loader on.
4. s. Clough of Meredith, n. H., exhibits an adj
Unstable seive for cleaning gr ain which the COM
mttee regard as the best machine for the purpose
ever seen by them.
TheOlds patent horse power andt hreshing machine
manufactured by the St Adams Foundry Compa ny
of Vermont is exhibited by A. A. Mitchell of Port,
lana, VINO also makes IL HE SHOW VI
implements among which we notice the Pulverlzer .
The reaping machine exhibited by VIM. A. Wood
among large and fine display of agricultural i'm
plements, received honorable mention by the COM
mittee, as also the patent manure spreader manu-
featured by the Richardson Manufacturing Com
| pany of Worcester, Mass, and among the exhibit
| of Kendall & Whitney.
! Lorenzo Knight of Saccarappa prem. SO, for best
| OK cart and wheels.
| Furber Bros. of Saco wood pump, 50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| j. p Travers, hammock, diploma.
| Parsons Bangs & Co., display, medal.
H. r. Stickney rotary engine, diploma.
| G. Shanning, ship lenders diploma.
Twitchell Champlin q Co.. display, medal
Knight q Co., bungs, &C., medal.
Vickery & Leighton, silks, &c, medal.
| r. Williams, Chinese soap, diploma
| H. McVey colored goods, diploma.
| G. f. Kingman, wrench, medal.
| Kerosene Oil Co., oils, medal.
| Vickery & Leighton, shirts, diploma.
j. w. Stockwell, emery wheels, diploma
| G. NJ. Stevens, wooden lamp, medal.
Same, polishing machine, diploma.
H. Ii. Hay Il Co., display, medal.
J. b. Vance Shaker goods, diploma
| w. II. Hiput, celluloid goods, diploma
| j. b. Pickett & Co., display, medal.
Millett, Chamberlin & Little, new goods, medal.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-20

Children's NObby HATS a speciality. A
Large Invoice Of them just received.
Turbans in Cloth, Turbans i'm Scotch.
Hundreds of all the Fancy Styles
Large LOT. of Boys and Youths HATS
so cents to $1.25.
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THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

NORFOLK, VA, July 15.-Ihis section OF
the country uas been suffering prolonged draught
The crops are suffering very much tor want OF rain
Large areas OF the Dismal swamp are burning. Much
v9Iabr timber has been destroyed. Dense volumes or
smoke are hanging over the CITY.
DETROIT Mich, July 15.-The heat to-day was intense
the thermometer ranging from 9s' to lO2'. There was
one fatal case OF suustruke.
DERBY LINE, Vt, July 15.-Coatacook, Quebec, was
visited yesterday by gale, which blew the
steeple from tine Episcopal church and damaged the
crops extensively.
BISGHlaTOy, y. Y, July ia severe rain and wind
Storm accompanied by much lightning, visited this
pi.cs a, D. H.. to-day. cigar MAKER named James W.
stephens wbile standing under in the outskirts
OF the city struck by lightning and instantly Killed
dwelling last out Oh town also struck and burned
MANY Trees were blown down.
PHILADELPHIA, July I5.--At 4 p. m. to-day the Their
sered go. Several cases Of suns;rokc are
reported but none resulted fatally.
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LEIBE0 LL1LLX-s71
M p.

COOIFY-At Little Britain. Tuesday morning jane IA.
Justus Cooley, aged s. years month and lays
GREENE-On Tuesday ljth John Beynolds Youngest
child of Byron W Fannie 4 Greene IN the 7tb year OK
Rea ~ and friends are 1yrAd attend his funeral az the
~ssdenP ~ parents, 423 East 5lstst, Fri lay 18TH
inst. az 10 o'clock.
MACLARDIE-At WALTON Hudson, July IS. Angus Mac
Tare formerly Newl OTk ia tlt 26th wear Of MS age
Church. COrnN on II udson,
Thursday tho ~ iust., at = O'Clock.
Cleveland. Ohio, papers please copy
MAXFIFLD-Ou saturday, July Il, Ad T., son OF John o.
ami Mary r MaI1eid. Ara "a Gears , -
Relatives friends invited 10 atten1 the iueN on
"wednesday Jc)cx from the residence OF ais par
Bloomfield, v J.
OAKEY-At Sprng hod L. T. the 9Th inst. Nancy wife
on the Rev Peter oakley m the 81 aJ OF her age
luytei o attend the flnerA oi
Wetn.siay July 10 at 80 o'clock. from her late resi-
dsnce and o'clock from the Presbyterian Caurch J--
maira. T.. T.
pATTERSON-At Hisdae. Y j. on Tuesday, the 18th
lnst David r ~ the JJth ear ~ as are.
Fun,ra will be held az lllsdaIo Oh lhhsaF no
nth INST the eiauves and friends he family are To
specfuilv tlvlIet % Asnl without turt er notlce
special train the " J. aud y X X VIA connect Win
the BOAT leaving Chambers street Ferry az S-O D. ID
mol FE-n SUNDAY July l3 at his residence NO
iTs EcxssL. brooklyn Daniel k0e IN the 0'H Je"i Oh
his lila. 49,. t,-5t., az, artaut tha
funeral from his Late residence, on Wednesday jay 10 a.
rToMAs-In this CITY, Tuesday, July 10. Frederick ;.
Thomas.
Nouce OF funeral hereafter.
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LAST ARqUNEsrs FOR THO NURDERERs

Gilbert Collins, james Fleming and the Hon.
Charles H. winfield Of the counsel FOR Ms jennie h
smith and Covert d. Bennett. the condemned murder
r. nj Police officer Richard II. smith. visited the TWO
prisoners al the Hudson County jan iHsV evening.
rv-Iudge Hoffman, who was also employer
an the f,ree OF the unfortunate couple, was unable 10
he present. Mr. Collins stated after his return home
IA. evening that both Mrs smith aud Bennett were IN
,o5 .pir1ts and had conyersed pleasantly. Iney are
bptl confident OF obtaining new tidal. The argument
an the application for trial viii De made TINS
min, hrforo the Court OF Errors and Appeals at
trenton The papers have been prepared by Mr. Collins
and the other lawyers engaged In The defence put tue
or.,pment to-day viii be made by ex-senator Winfield
The Court II and Appeals is composed o. than-
..I,,r ttuuyou the nine Judges OF the supreme Court
AMI * !! Iavmen." The latter are the non. ca
I'm - Greeuc. or TrrntOn; the Hnu ALL4
I'LL oF N,vslrk oKJudge Francis q, La
mon. the receiver OF the Contra, Railroad OF
M, Isrssy. Dr. samuel Gler, OF LainDrrlFIHti J0hh
C.u,.l,f al ClmdeA aud samuel l. Is " tles. OF Cape
Miy County. Tie Chancellor Is the president Oh the
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THE PHIL0L0GISTs AT NEWPORT


TIE ANNUAL NETTING OF IHE AMERICAN SOCIETY
PAPERS BY sIRLER ANDREWS, MERRIAM AND
sEWALL.
NEWPORT, r. l., July 15.-The American
Pathological Association was called order at 3 o'clock
b. President lothian b. sewaIl, Of Tha'cr Academy.
Braiutree Mass vho introduced Governor Van Zandt.
The Governor made a happy address, welcoming the
society IN the name Of lie extended 10 its
members an invitation TO visit his house President
sswall made a brief and frtng reply. He alluded IN
touching terms to the death OF Thomas C. Murray, of
Johns Hopkins University the secretary Of the associa-
ton Professor Charles L. Lsnman was appointed 10
serve ID bis stead
The following Is list Of those in attendance many
Of whom were accompanied by their families samuel
Hart. OF Trinity College Albert darkness, or brown
University: Flames n. Camel, 81 ST. johns College;
y 3. o. 4s.siceFet OF 'hhs i4''hih- IN FS1l'liil
r. q. Ea,i0u or Petersburg. Va; Martin L. Dodge,
Michigan University; E4wagd +. Cr0wei. Amherst
College C-drrs j. Buck guam, POug Ihcepslc L. H.
Buckingham, Boston High school; Aouz) Williams,
Blown University; j. co Yer whitman, IauhtuAi
Crawford H.I0y, southern Baptist Theological sem
lnari, Louisville Ky: j. b. ocwa B, Csc presidents l
4 PEGS Providence u "a school Tracy Peek, GofHei
IblF.fsltI; Lewis X. Packard 4ic college - n ser
s0h, 81 johns College, Annapolis, Mdi Augustus =
Merriam, Columbia College. NeT-I0rA FRANCIS a.
4idich laiayc cite College; X r. LeiEhton, BfOohyh
yohu A. Leslie. Newport Chafles l.. LAhman, JOINS
Hogalns University ana Milton W. humphreys Won
The hrsI IaDrr read was by T. G. sirer Of the Johns
Hopal. University " CrlucU aud Rhetorical La
5ors Of Douy sus, or Hallcarnassus" u Was read ~
Professor LIuHau. lay and was listened 10 with
great uterr-. Toe second paper by stephen Pear
AIufr"a, OF AeW-IOrk. " theological EtymOioGy ar
at-Lei Method ia PuIO.Ogy," showing great STUDY
@ee'IAt -eJolgneu al D O'Clock 10 NEE. al D. M.
q I.ItUr ~
s1S On saw an address Oh " our d 'thei loHkur'
al. Ou4 DaJy 70 IT," which was unusually aJie
D. srae P -'a was followed by Professor MERRIAM on
fisr s6ii,aaa ges oi tbe Odyssey" The neeing was
'-eA "uJouiAed unu o'clock tomorrow morning
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THE STONY POINT CENTENNIAL.
PROGRAMME OF TIE cELTB CATION TO-DAY or THE
sroRMrNG or THE FORT By GENERAL ANTHONY


PROGRAMME OF TIE CTLTB CATION TO-DAY or TIE
srORMrNG or THE PORT BY GENERAL ASTHoNY
WAYNE.
The celebration of the One-hundredth ami
yersary OF the sormng Stony Point Will be held to-
DAY on the battle-ground beginning II O'Clock, when
ia. United States batteries from West Point will dre
salute to be answered BY the vessels IN the harbor
Among toe latter will be the old l,e-of battle-ship
Nnn ssoA which has been ordered by the secretary OF
the Navy 10 anchor of the Point. The famous Putnam
Phaanx Of Hartford Conn, Will escort the guests to
The grand stand where address OF welcome will Be
delivered by the Hon. A. +. sufern. The exercises VIII
consist of prayer by the chaplain National hymn by
the giee club the PhaanI letters from invited guests
an Grafton by General Joseph T.. Hawley, and his
torlcal paper by H. T. Johnston, OF the College OF New
York The fort vii then be stormed, with the Original
plan II the battle carried slts details Lieutenant
Len Febcer, L. : A. descendant OF Colonel Frbiger
wholed right wing Of WaYne'a attack, viii command
the right wing today, pnd Lieutenant Anthony Wayne
Wedges L. s. A, viii command the left. At given sig
nal the seuulues the outwOrks wall commence firing
general alarm VIII be sounded and the attack will
Open The American troops VIII Ice represented By the
Putnam Pbaaux IN Continental costume and the 2d
Battalion, y. G.. :. n. j. The British garrison viii he
represented by the 2lst Regiment n. g. :. y. Y, aud
another battalion. After the capture courier will
Washington uY Wayne, which wiil he read by General
HaVley. The dispatch d. a. follows:
STONY rONT, rs July. 1872 o'clock A. N.
DEAR GENERAL: The Tort and garrison with Colonel
Jbgu.ul lrl ours. OIr officers ana men behaved Ike
mea VINO are Determined 90 be free Yours sucerrly,
ANTHONY WAYNE.
the battlefield by has iustrous ancestor. Ample ar
Engagements fUr transportation hav" been made by the
ferry, by excursion boats from Jersey CITY, New
YORK anu Brooklyn.
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c.,vvavo in which that dusky warrior appears 20
s6vantage III YOU have" SAYS he 80
h0N tr 40 they not teach you the same things
- mel They tell me l must not inVaae E-F
-. country. Eugnshmau invade mine. 10y
80 me 10 wash my spears IN Beers blood En-li'U
man wash bis bayOnet' in zins' they Seagu v
ma, ~, ,eep up my army Of young men. EnglsnllIn
len M hi, army Of younger men than mine Iney sIs
Keep Nv HI, min Fnglishmau Kill Zuu. must nor
must u,' ..1a Won take mine. must MOI se'tt ui
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