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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
5icamboais ano Railroads.
p I TO BOSTUN.
< rdAIN(.I0N LINE

BLOOMINGTON LINE.
The e.egaut steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAM Pier 80 North yer o0t VI jay ST. at sjo
D. m daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
psncis limited good only for the trip for
which they are issued boat ami train specified on the
sace of each sold this line from Ncwl ork 10 Boston
TOR 81. - A., oc, oo- .o- .,
osI Nyoadway Al Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue Hotels
NewYorf and at 333 brooklyn. Iickrsrru
Also scd at all principal hotels and ckeoces ani At Offices
Of Westcott Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Electra Gaatea cayc Pier 30 Norh Eiyer
,fot on Wanen-stl daily except Sundays nj ~ iof
providence either line rates
i. w. FIIklSs ~. >. ia y. 3d.,
Gen. PassAgent i'e'"'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ cave Network. foot OF Libertyst for Perth Ameoy
south Amboy Rel Bank. long Branch Ocean Grove, e.
S;15 ll:45 a. m, 1lj. I. 5:l5 D. m. ., . ... o..
lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

COOK.-By respectable Scotch Protestant
~ hrstcass cook servo up dinners IN the
latest sITc baking and pastry all kinds Of sweets best city
reference given. Address SCOTCH COOK General Adver-
Using Office, ,238 Broadway.
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pOOKKEEPER OF ability and fine expert
ID icnce present with large manufacturing concern
engagement salary moaerate; highest reier
ence C.. 0st LIZ
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5iiuatlons Wanie0-Md!es


~ peoially as political writer for daies. managing editor
ega writer ana annOtaOr reporter cesres employ nen
ither on a daily or weekly legal edit0r. Address
.C lN OMIST. Times Office. Chicago. Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

COOK.-By Il competent Protestant woman all
~ kinds meats soups. bread biscuits nnderstn jel.es
best Of references At the PROTEs FAINT HOME BU-
REAU, 1873 Gthavc. four doors above iOth-st.
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or IOuN,S SCHOOL,

CT. JOHNS SCHUUL. .,,,,,-.-
- boarding School for Young Ladies and Children
STUDIO. GYMNASIUM. KINDERGAKTEN:
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS
n md "a Nest 32dst Broadway and 5th ~ y
- ~ Rev TIIEODOKE IRVING. LII d.. Rector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

!. Gitp hfal estate fpr Sale.
TOR SALE.-Severa fine fats paying over
~ per apartment houses paying 10 per
cent J. :. ANNETTE. Pine-si.
ENOR SALE or exchange Flats and apart
nest houses in best of the city, country property
and cash. j. ) ANNETTE, Pinest.
IGOR SALE or LEASE. The fOur-story stores,
10 Cliff ana 24l Peailst between Fulton and John lS by
lo7 feet Apply 10 GEORGE g. SAMPSON 80 Broadway
room ~.
NEAR Riverside Park on 93d-st., three nice
~ lots for sale 10y rutland & WHITING. Beekmanst
I'D LOTS, including full front Easterly
- boulevard, lis and ll4tsts. for safe cheap BOYD
premises.
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COOK.-By respectable young woman as
~ nrsclass cook by day. week month understands
cooking all its branches Il reliable and has unexcepon
CITY references. Pa West 35th-st % floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

Gorutrn ilrcpcrin tor Sale ano 90 let.
4 I ORANGE, n. j. (neiglborhood speciality.
~ -Prorcr for sale and rent all varieties great bar
gains. EDWARD p. HA>iILroN. l 2 Plne-st y. y.
7 LONG BRANCH. SEA BRIGHT and
~ ELBEKON. ELEGANT COTTAGES fully furnished.
boarding. hotels. building ss t. let
or or sale; iices moderate. Apply To WA. LANE & CO.,
Office opposite q. II. X. DEPOT. N. j., Long Branch.
TOR SALE or LEASE.-FOr manufactures,
chemical works &C. blocks lots with in khea ed water
front NewtOwn Greek adjoining Newlork and Brooklyn
r. 4. YOUNG. Engineer. &c. - Exchange plsca.
FOR SALE.-A country seat of 80 acIes in
y the teauuul village Of Geneva situation excellent
good BUILDINGS and abundance ~ fait chance for
desiring country home. Apply 10 GEHRIr H.
SMITH. Geneva, y. Y.
ARAEGE, \, J.-Wouses and Country Seats
" sale. variety. also farms and build
iots BLACKWELL IsitOs.. 24S broadway. ROOM
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(NOACHMAN-A situation by Young man
" coachman and perfect horseman good leie
renee ~. M., ID East 27th-si., harness chop.
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for the Go!ioaps.

DRASS OPEN FIRE PLACES. Large and
I'D elegant stock OF bras endcr anairols, hre coal
hod bellows antique and modern esi suitable
holiday presents retailing at Wholesale rres uut January
Us. coNovER & co. sos and sea csnalst
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Glinaiions UanteG--females

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT , THE
GIstst, seS Vest Twenty third st. corr Eghthaye.
no. O2 East Fourteeuth.st. corner Union square
76O Thirdave, Forty-seyenth-st.: at the HARLEM
OFFICE No. 2.2si Thrd-ave, Ger. onehuudredand-
fourthst. Harlem Savings Bank Buildng. up 70 80
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A LADY wishes position as COMPANION
~ TO lady gong abroad England preferred Address
this weekl d. O. l.. Flushing. l.. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

EIRST-CLASS SICK NURSE open to en-
gagements the 18th we'll recommended by physi.
cans ladies' Mrs. DODGE. 1873 West 46thst present
employers
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COOK, WASHER and IRONER.-By q first
~ class Protestant understands all kinds OF cook
ing best OF references 366 6taye between 22d and Esd
Sis first floor
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A NIiANIBEhNAIU HHU W N NEoI5'-I)y III
~ English Protestant girl; very respectable aud well
recommended competent either capacity chambermad
waitress also understands all about children 305 6h
ave near 23dst floor
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CHAMBERMAID, &c.-A young American
~ Protestant girl wishes situation otambermad, aud
upon ladyi chamoeImaid and take care OF
linen room. Address +. r., 233 lllth-st
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HOUSEWORK.- by strong, able Norwegian
girl understands plain cooking washing and ironing
svery neat and tidy and well city or couny
9Th iStl-st
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NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peck slip excepted for
New Haven at 3 and ii p. connecting with roads.
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets. Steamers leave
Pier 40 North River daily including sundays at 43O p M
Now london. BOSTON. Wnrcesicr. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

A FRENCHMAN, who speaks German and
~ English perfectly wises situation n any capacity
good penman willing TO work andTiake h NJ
generally useful in capacity Address A. L. 40
West 29th-st.
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Rodro ano Rooms

ANE HANDSOME second-story front room,
" with rscass board in select family win lew oosieis
al AZ West 26tlst moderate permanent parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
"a for families hotels and all others who want good rela
bic girls and for city country wages
the times also useful young girls and nurses &C. also
male help PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU l3S btl-are.
fourth honse above lOh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

DART'IES suffering from mental or nervous
diseases can find good board ard proper attention ~
private family Address EXPERIENCE. Tribune uptown
Rroau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

CHAMBERWORK H0USEWORK, WAIT
- ress tidy blight yonns GIRL for city or eogp
for low wages; good references. At the PROTESTANT
HOME BUREAU 1873 Gihaye. four doors above 10th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24
I EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
30 1879 foot COrandt and Desboses sts
100 p. for Easi0n. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk, Hazle;on. MahanOy CITY, Ashland Wilkes
barre. Scranton and TtnkhannOck .
G:3O D. m, Night Express daily for Easton. Bethlehem
Attention. Mauch Chunk WikesbarIe, Elmra, Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the
West. Pullman sleeping c0arhes attached.
ROR'T SAYEE, Supt and Eng'r.
General Eastern ONCE Church aud cUrandtsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-24

COACHMAN.-A young man Of twenty years
" experience situation coachman ia or out Of
tie citv best city references Call or address A. F. ITO
Wcsf
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For Bows and Young Men-Country

A lcxander Institute, Military Boarding School
N White Plains n. Y. Principal, o. r. Willis. Phi. D
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

s.s., s.lselsks ! - ~. and a.~.
sstng sshsss
TIE ske~ks srssx*sp ste,.as ma An.
ttl~s ws<s ,hrcws crcm ~ erwmsi ~
tcsfs tnNo ~. AID IA WkleA a., az
prsr~d 10 assAcs keat nAs teNske,.
The chsscA t~ils NV fsscxly ROC b.,
the ~vthssitsg tsswNR krv AtrnrA ", &c..
~crr dstScAed frxk. w. uOafi.s y. ,ns
the viid beAsis, Ia<lu iing sr,.c.lu,vr.
ssre 80 isrsstsilr 40, h'rv~. ,Sy,r
iAlrs isthe A. 9&kd c.ms ,n,s the
csv. ~ 1&P1bn tLr ~st-~ic. Il msu
Ihe<r 49, 6 distatha.c~. csatInns.i
thrrucb M scvssi.-u,h csntup ani
In All dc arrvi ano,hsr memog.hl,
au9 wfrhe disaster Va ga GastsmN.
uN No ssxAi % Aagus, u. sp. ium
bling soise wAs heart st~vpio.l, ia
Tho bowels of the m~,unistns T4,a
firm the previously silent ,fs, yA,t
eAeets ~ hre ~erv vawi,.si u, - NJ.
tbcwing night the erup,lvu ,ucr,.y,i
~ eich a dcgrcc that = panic %sriss-i the
~ e,tsnt. ~ the town In" imAs,.
= ths holy saint. VIEW c~arri-.i IN DO
pr0s~.sion prayers ecrr oncr~l az ~
- Almighty The eruption cslbunU~si,
nod reached IL. acne un ~ nirh, q
rrsth. " hen ~uuaicmalA sc,myi d,s,m.
- - destruction.
The earth rSkci. ~h,lc the nigh,
uss Illuminated b, The rhas,l, r.Arc
al tbs fAmes issalng irom tho crater.
the bound stinas ~ the mountain " -rv
shaken b, sho-'k after shuck tho hnc,i
and most stately rdihcvs ~ the v,u
,umhlrd into heaps 1T shap,lcss ruins
Most ~ the people h-si ,o aJjNrrrt
vllsgns IN l;sJ oa Guatemala Wa
nnce mprr destroyed. and. n. the yAp
itai. russ me- ir,m IT, uibs
Such Nru SOM, ~ the horrihlc dtsAs
tiers shAi At intrr,al. Anlict one II thy
Quest and m"s' beautiful valleys IN the
>4t.tSprrolical tAhissdN tr,sh tron,
ths~<Gr~pi Mature herself and II
~h"sr ur~Skt .yandcur the inhabitants
II non.soicsdNu f..ps have iiuilc con.
ovP''on Cor vNtsx~~r-at
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02
Hsw Paris Ps,s Her Isiiis.

The government, ~ the city ~ Pan.
ls sustained by indirect t~ststIon. there
leiBg lii,ls 90 no tan is,iai on real 90,
tate except for paving and repairing aud
sa@ping the stfeeis in order. The bao.s.
ksrper and tho isEs.; Dsy the IAs-.,
such "a they are. hut the greater %
,i0a ~ the reyrnne ~ The city comes
from indife-t ,asaiion Eyefything tia,
!. brought into Paris In the shsps II
Tod or for domestic purposes must pas
AL octnp. O cptraBcs duty. al the gates
~ the city. or II by water. nj the boa,a
t~for. u 10 lsnded The rssssp,. from
this .Ouros this year amount ~ gD.OD,.
Oo francs. or about o.. tsgO.6spp3 mark.
ct dues, ss.DD.0oDs sISsgbtsr hO.sss.
ssyD.iso; rents ~ stands on the pablIe
Ways, sl0C.OD0; dues on burals. sitO~
OJ; sales ~ lands In cemeteries. $50,
90 taxes for paying lighting. etc. "a.
10000, dog tar, siiO.0so, sals n aighl
sOil. slbO.oD-t0ssI receipts. als,ui
s7.0cD.ODc. without ans directtas ut,0u
real estate. The City ~ Paris never
has Any aos,iDg dsta a. fund. after en-.
psDdiGx shvgs s5Op1,OD per annam
f0g public improvement and ths ofna-
E~,as;stion ~ the city IL IL the h~ss,
governed city In the sorid. and has NJ
rngs 90 cllgass " dspls,s iiS treasury.
-~farss Lsftsv 10 ns Bslfsaogs Amsrl
cas-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

SnSsvsp = Say passes. 90 t~ile,~.
|~i,hcat s,ses .rkrsslm ..ses s.s ssAs~a
hllc- ~ ss,arsi tm,taisca aAl, MA.
,ssl. EivtnE a lad . smart tsssrftsn he
sG Wee p~r~sus -uaia ~ hs,ti sa.,aeh
:" cAr~sc Tho sSe ~ a rsfs at~,n sAsek
4 SO e~sI~~tiebt ~ inftst . ,tsIrnt hlo-
hy .ss "a naotsi s~iec stiua h4st thew /.
arpArvatl, ~ raa b. ihe hasnt~et. -ha
ssi~rt an ofrsr ny~sn skirA stoisass j.
hseae o. ~ aitsndei .sth murA uss,rr
asRgrv,sas r~saits Doc ast cat, 10
dsNinoss caussi ey t-s,~.. ~klsA tap
iarv 10. ,Aey r~.nusaslli del ihe irana
q tho ear. bot the inasmms,ioa ~ The
iotrfHa csNttN. shtrh 10 -, ftv~aasa, q
fvsuit mss h friinsvi Nrsr- snsr
"ar' Pethsr. Ats~As~ - the l~,ns,
hs,ur = fatal ,,tutIrs,t.r M~il,.
men Alonc ass l~ tnih afv hrs trAit.
M = stHr" &c siGyfit Np,l isngvr d,
ovrrvs~hir,i %, fhe bns ol~sh ~ Sat
w az iaintuvi. tot cSsnp'r - tsp
Nsr. unisT oi.sst vaiioa "a the rf~srat
muut~uI Va shich .shsNit~,,s have t~vs
ihc rtrtms n such an sss.aii Sarcls
schr-lmss,su ought a. hAse lrasn.l.
icng CIV thts, ths daagsf ~ = m,-is 81,
l~r-,na chAstisrtnoa, th.s ia. Arrsr
,aii, usurrcd N. place ~ ulhst. -hleh
u ulorr disgusting swfu not s,trndr,i
sith sn equal smoaai ~ peril a
fas Iasnt
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

The aReesaevmeat thai psssa n
Nsstsy wes,kt msAs q a.ll.sa ssse~.
sk'a 90 . ,fsyssa sssschsd ~ ne Meat.
eolast hslh~aa tlty ~ rsrss. sssssrs.
81 an spaa~wss ecacsarss ~ sspscsss.ss
:" W~ss~'-srds gss,ieas Yesterday 20.
.sfpsspa wssiAss ~ss pseyssisss. ,hs
tsei s~s,sssss hsv~ss ~Alpk ~gysvsii.ss
h~sSg srsgv~ly p~~rvvr,isAs ~lsAla The
swpAisApsSos u tAs rsas.s "a shs r,ss~s
sesss~taTw lsy = lsrs~ rtis ~ psp~s rsuss.
la. sseA ~ ls ssea &c vtasisis sAsss~s.
alternate Pls,s~s a sry~a sad isxAs rel.
lss- e~tes s~-vsi tssgvthse ~tsA hus IA.
ttn fvNsSA NV ,h@ e~hssre~ss Il the .t,srh.
- fAi' h~Ap "a flnssS elesh Fsyesss.s.
81 Ne hslh-pa IN its asiaastri eaasts.
Sees Nrsr Nv wesu . aanstser "a vtscs
- 'tFA~ thn ~neatas'tsa ~ ~ktcA sss
," fafntsA hut str ss~acisat ss sastsis
~" ssgiAl vvsses iafteg its e. A
ihs~e e'vh~a The gvt~np.s II Ina salsa
"a s,ssng,eucssi aa.lss ,k@ .as~stvtss.sa
81 Ausstst naislsfi thS b~sltssss go
'sl"i sNso ne fFeaad sai ssry.sss..i
hs uasAas "a rsises esa.siiae a. lAs sss,ss
a high Pelrs ~ slthss scis q the in.
rhssafv aSu sAs then liaAied 10.
sids ~ thr ns'ass.s bag sAi Gel ~t,A
',Fss uaNi 40 latsNse keAt aas pes,
ipr~i a ,he p,a,Hn was I~ssteas,s.i IN
"a aimssi capacity Nv M kaasus, air
~" hAlh~a. ghhsA - sAli ~ y.a N.
lAigvst ~vs' "a No Hpht M~.sasssle..
has a rspsssiy ~ tsvraty yhsaasAei ass.
tac 's"' aSd ~hsa tsliy jgss.s.l r,~
srHls1 b srrsafsars a = gigantic
l~sf lnaEtiuliaally %.sFigs.i -tth isls.i
stvsH ani iift1 totle~ tafirsit.s "a
fnid~AN sss = rrwieal strie ~ els,k,
ss,ahs~isd vita the hwps oswelas h,
small r,'g,is. ~aich "a lataaAss "a
ttrm . parachute a. ths haih~te A.
sr"ht"'i NJ hAsasi va pssthtei. Q
''aR'" hAS tsniHy the sf,a sa,'s sssle
sopp~'rt As ~ The ssgasi ~ "lss gs''
sas stvca, ssi,hs tssll,-sa ,Ass, apv ss,i
9th Etyai t.t-i'S Ia . hsSas ~ as-ss,
nitso. handfv.si ts~i. has,ins lIkss
ship w = sio,m Win ~osassfai esd
n"ss The scvusa ~sgsr~asissi ksm.slf b.,
his 1ses w. M. ssieEias tF.lsssS, sai
saved hls b~anikerchisf ~ ~. sasasa
hls'' tssHtsNnis. .hss.s hearts Nal al
ntsss, ccas~i ~ bsst la ssg~-rsssIss ~
al ..fsl catastrophe Wsvlae stiaia
81 ls afnAiss, ~slsvsilpn. ,ka iNty ~
farls regsloaa ga sgalilhsina. and
ddfs'i rsFhily ows ri tbs rscIae .esss,
tao ~adtsn,aroas sihists ss,eslsalaE q.
reFtofn bls fvckiass fsals aat,l l,sas q,
aisAt tstuni she Mlssias hills
Atisf fumAlaisa IN the ais fsT halt
an hs1f The srpaaat Affected q saf.
is.dihe uh tho u,sasa hvass snsi. aess
~" ssai tsss0h, sl-,ai .hss,saai
80 trem the btssAsFs Ess Frs~s
1890 ,f.e
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

When Franklin u smbass.aor to
France. being q; a Citing Of q liter
airy society and not VI understanding
French when declaim& he determined
TO applaud when he q lady friend
express approval. Uaen thsy hsd
ceased . little child no Understood
French said 20 franlk: ..Why, you
always applauded md ~hen they ssre
prAising your" fd&klin laughed
heartily. and sxplain& his dilemma,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

The ''perfec, dairy COW 10 a prolific
theme Just now. and NJ ususl. authori.
tie. differ A. ia what qualities ssch q
cow should possess. A writer in the
Country Gentitnsas combats ,bs idea
of combining milk aud beef In .
dairy animal He says the beef
quality IL ~ 10 use during the milkifg
life u IN animal, and when she gsts 40
old ~ 10 b. - little value for miik she
Il u no value tor beef. ''Beef." hs
says, lat the end u the milking period.
10 the only advantage. In this osse. for
when the animal IL raised for beef
alone. the dairy element losss ia force.
no, being required" He advise. lhs
union Of The qualities 81 the Ayrshire
and Jersey.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

itsS r~ssy ys~ss ssuses sAsksts mAssSss1
sAsss sssiss - Ssssssss ssssuss. = ss2sss
Assi. jsiis ss%.sss:sss Als-sss. krsssps
sAssssas~, 60 s~ess@srSsAss lss vpsk sn01y
~ g~evssestsu ~ ssSss sssss.1sAssa a
fsss} tNeysttsAss ~ ~ kas~f kSessn1ss -.
ssss = : vsss4scss s~sAss. 80 sAe.s sse
Ices Asst ~ y ~ vesss~si vssssAy ~ -
sesasssel sss11sk@.
- s..s@ sHi4i ~
s~Sssas~s-et k~s tAsss eren1s eA6ss ssA&
- ''i vas issis,..' 80 = ssxaa Z
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

,Ass e.e'a''~s 'asil sss ss..s "
ksev~vY
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

A ssp.fNS I, ma, b. made
~ wislsx an. - ~srsd oil. sis
rcseds ru.is. sad sNS(n heeswas.
Tbs OIL sNh admit q. . aooAsH~esss
r~s.re.si.s ~ rssis ihss whsssV
10 used. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

To rid yourself u your ~ife's female
friends -Maks love 20 them
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

~. pseWvssse sAW N0ssse & ssAsus
svssAsvsss ~t~sssst~s re ws>Uoe - ~
ss>S sts b sswtso esss s.e-Asse - 49,
vsss. n sWs $50 tnos - s~s -. q -
800 - soap~e ~ ~ = sss~sss. sxssuanes
e,ss. AA1sesss ~. eeaon snnn6nmsHAO
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

!.sfS.sSals.ss +: ~
$500 -i::T1Ea&[E
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

lei7 AID ernfa pfnNee1. q.
: t.raJr1
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

iiLlbhipsk. me-. OCL. SlS, 1917.
Nr. Editor A portion, and perhaps .
majority OF the readers Of the AMERICAN,
may be glad to learn that the two churches
In this village have enjoyed very gracious
revival OF religion. 1t commenced about
the middle OF September and still continues.
Meetings hsve been held In the Christian
church every evening for forty evenings,
and for two weeks afternoon meetings
were held
Nearly iny have professed to commence
q Christian life. Among the number are
seven intelligent young ladies who were
teachers 10 our Sunday school. There has
been but little excitement. but enough to
their personal salvation.
The meetings at the Christian church
still contioue. and new voices are heard In
r. -,sv ~ God nsa.Iy every evening
At the Methodist church meetings have
been held nearly every evening since the
middle OF September, and the result has
been very glorious. There has been as
much Interest In the Methodist as In the
Christian church and probably as many or
more converts. The whole community
has been greatly moved BY the truth and
spirit OF God. and we are expecting the re-
vIval will continue.
In the adjoining town, (Harrington.) a
very wonderful revival has been In pro-
gress for several weeks under the labors OF
three "revivalis,s" from Portland. In that
town the two churches united ln the revival
effort. T.
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

Bo.ToS-Ar Is. schs Tamcrlanc. Hodskins
Eidorado. smith, and susan Frances. Smith, La
moline; Volant, Smith. Vinel Haven
Cid sch Hattie Card, Moore. Jacksonville
Ar IL. schs Abm Rchardson. Reed Port John
son: Daniel Webster. suckney, Bangor; Aha
tros- Gray do; X II Colsou stevens do; P,na.
ma, Moon. EFsworth; Mary Cu.hmau. P.tten
do. Clarissi story, Brown, and Marblehead,
Sargent. Bucksport; Frank White. sullivan, Rev
snae, freeihy, and IL Cushman. Sargent. Mt
Desert.
Ar 10 .chs A II whitmore. soper. Bangor;
Emily, JAsper. Ellsworth.
Ar II. seks Lodnskia. Curtis. south Amboy /;
Samaritan, Dodge, Port Johnson Catherine Jor.
dan. Ellsworth; Esteiis. Hodgkins. su nivan
Ar 10, sch Hattie A '" hiic. nodgkins, Gonsivcs.
Ar 10. sch Wm Pickering, Bellatty Ellsworth.
EpcARrowS-sld H. sch Laura IL Jones.
stephens. Portland.
hrASSIs-sld IL, sch Addie L Perkins, for n
York.
NKwPoRr-Sld l5 sch Dolphin Jordan Nav
York.
NEwBuarroKr-Ar u. sch Annie 5 Collins.
INV ioRK-Ar "a. schs Pavilion, Cove. Cal
ais Esna. sawyer. Nlibridg- May Eliza, Tory,
Ellsworth: Joshua Grindle, Frcethy. Providence.
Passed through Hell Gate a. sch Flora saw.
yer. Leary. Port Johnson for Boston.
Ar Is, sch- Mary Lore. smith, Brunswick ca.
Globe. Hammond. Providence.
Ar Is. sch Far Dealer, Taylor. Ellsworth.
Old Is. sch Joshua Grindle, Freethy. Por, spain
foKrLASp-Ar -. sch MontsEums, Maxner.
Bcvcry
PHiLApELPHII-CId Ii, sch Webster Barnard.
Turner. New London.
sALEN-Ar IL. seas Geo W Collins. Wooster.
South Amboy; Virginia. Abbott Franklin
Ar II. schA A II CTabiree. Crabtree, and Laura
II Jones. stevens. Port J ohnson; Delaware, Fer.
-i- tt.-
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ns. nth Amboy Tor Boston: Castiiiian Mean.
fhfabethport Tor Bangor; Woodward. Jor.
dan. Port Johnson Tor 10 Carrie I. Uix Uiy and
Moonlight Norwood, Deer Isle ior York: LIZ.
tie Lee. Peterson, Lamoine Tor do; Anna [,
Merch. s Treworsy, Ellsworth for do; Lavolta.
whitfnore, bangor Tor Bedford; Westerloo.
Whitaker. Ellsworth 10. Eondout
Ellsworth American., 1879-10-23

rites for their deceased Brother About
sixty masons were present In the procea-
sion. Mr.. Buckmore was one Of the old
est Masons 10 the city, having anilliated
with Lygonia Lodge In 1897, since which
time he has been . consistent and worthy
member.
Great anxiety Was felt by the many
friends OF Hon. Eugene Hale on reading
the press reports OF Friday that he was
suffering from . severe attack OF hemor-
rhage. Happily this report proves to have
heen untrue. his illness having been caused
by a run Of mAlarial fever, indu ced BY
over-exertion In Ohio during the recent
heated term. and from which he is now
steadily improving. Immediately on learn.
ing OF his illness, Mrs. Hale started for
Ohio. meeting Mr.. Hale at Altoona and re-
turning with him from there. They are, at
present, stopping atthe Bangor House. Mr..
Hale being under the care OF DR.. Brown OF
Bangor. The latest reports indicate that
he is steadily improving and will soon be
ootc " iStuih W us uonC tu huts wy
A little daughter Of Mr.. Arthur Royal.
aged about s years. was drowned In the
river just above Milliken's Mill. Tuesday
afternoon. She was at play on the boom
with some other children and fell in The
children gave the alarm as soon As they
could and the mother with others ran to
the bank, reaching there just Is her child
sank for the last time. The mother was
With difficulty prevented from rushing
into the water. which was very deep at
that point thus endangering her own life.
The body was recovered after having been
in the water about twenty minutes and
every effort msde to restore life but with
out success. The family have the SYM
pathy OF the whole community In this,
their deep bereavement.
Policeman Holmes discovered . hre In
the Hopkins Steam Mill about 5 O'Clock
this wednesday, morning and at once
gave the alarm. The Firemen were on
hand almost as soon as they could have
been If their home was in the Engine House.
The Drigos were the FIRST to throw water
but were quickly followed by the Unions
and the smaller machine. In five minutes
sfter It was discovered the greater portion
OF the roof was Oh fire. bat the Fremen
soon had It under control and the damage
was conin-d mostly to the roof and the
main belt which was destroyed by the heat.
Had there been any breeze it would have
beet very difficult 20 have saved the mill,
a. the fire was spreading rapidly when nrst
discovered Great credit Is due the Fire
men for their promptuess and efficiency on
occasions like the one OF this morning.