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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
Health Is often impaired

by the excessive use of tea or coffee. The
strengthening qualities of Broma or Cocoa
are known to the student. the invalid, and to
the hard worker, the world over. To secure
such in its greatest purity. ask your grocer for
Walter Baker & Co.'s. This house has the
highest reputation for its goods, dating back
to 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

Two Ave gallon kegs Of liquor were drop
ped from the eight o'clock train, last evening,
rs the paint shop, foot of Rines' Hill, and hid
under some rubbish, but Breen happened
down that way and found them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
VERMONT.
The Missing Girl.

RIcHroRD October "a. The missing girl
at West Jay has not yet been fonnd, and the
authorities have notified the selectmen and
sheriff of Jay to investigate certain persons
in the neighbOrhood, as it is thought that
the child has been murdered and the body
concealed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
OHIO.
Severe Gale.

CLEVELAND, October "a. Yesterday after
noon heavy northwest gale commenced,
and during the night it reached the proper
tons of a tornado. Several chimneys were
leveled, and in one place a man was picked
up and carried forty feet by the wind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

DIR. Croker and several friends have gone
to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on hunt
ing and fishing excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
Fight Between the Albanians and Mon.
tenegrins.

vienna, October "a. A despatch from
Cettinje is published, reporting that band
of Albanians attacked the Montenegrins on
the 23d, between Orsahavritza and Velika.
A sanguinary fight ensued; result not known.
The Arnauts are arriving and making great
preparations for an attack on the Montene.
grins and Servians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

~The best Homeopathic Medicines are
prepared by Boericke and Tafel, New York
city. F. w. Kinsman Agent, Augusta. A
full line of Humphreys Homeopathic Rene
dies may also be found at Kinsman's, corner
Water and Bridge streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

We learn that Rev. Mr.. Paine of IIallowell
expects to go south soon, on account of his
health, and remain there during the winter
with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

Rev. Mr.. Whitney will occupy his own
pulpit on Sunday, not exchanging with Rev.
Mr.. Clarke of West Waterville, as announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

We were reminded of Florida's sultry days
on Thursday, but on Friday long came a
wintry blast bearing snow squall in its
train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

Mr.. b. +. Estes, the evangelist, breaches
this evening at Pettingl's Corner, and Sunday
Mt North Parish church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

There are a number of Weber heirs in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

Exit the Arkansas Traveller" is booked
here for Nov. 4th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

nm TO 800 INVESTED IN WALL STREET
y IU Stocks makes fortunes every month. Send
for Pamphlet explaining everything SIMPSON 4
CO., ~ Exchange Place, New York.
-t.A a xrGx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
CANADA.
Hanlon Will Row on Conditions.

Hahtoh VIII ROW on COndfuonss
TORONTO, October "a. Hanlon 10 op.
posed to going to Washington to row Coure.
ney, but if the latter will pull him nowhere
else, he will go, providing necessary guaraus
tees are forthcoming that Courtney will roy
and Soul will pay the prize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
Weather Indications for To-day.

For the New England and Middle States,
clearer, fair weather, rising barometer, north
west to southwest winds, and nearly station
ary temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

The City Marshal spilled about forty gal
Ions of liquor, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
BEST BARGAIN IS TO COME.

The Granite Yard just north Of the X. X. crossing
on Water ST., with work finished and under way.
Some $4,000 worth is nearly completed and is cash
soon as set. 1t Is run by James Thorn, thoroughly
practical man who get all the work that can be
done, but needs capital to back 1t up. Purchaser
must be able to keep accounts with 20 and have
general oversight of the business. Eight per cent.
on the capital invested will be guaranteed, and half
the profits No chance to lose and u strictly cash
business. VIII bear the strctest investigation In
connection is Of the best White Granite Qusrries
In the state, leased for series of years, cost but
trife now to work it. Supply inexhaustible. Blocks
of any size wanted For full particulars address Tor
two weeks.
j. R. SAWTELLE, Hallowell, Ne.
oct23t&w3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
Dtro.

In Peabody, Oct Odd, Mrs. Helen NJ, wife of Ben
jamin Perkins, Esq, and daughter OF the late Garlic
ton Dole of this city.
In West Gardiner, Oct. 9TH, William ii. stuart
aged 10 years.
In Rockland, Oct. 10Th, Mrs. Mary s. Knowles
aged 20 years months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
TWO OF The BEST CHANCES
FOE BUSINESS
EVER OFFERED ON TIE gENNEsEC RIVER.

MY health has become impaired that am
Obliged relinqush business and remove South for
the winter at least will sell my stock of General
House Furnishing Goods, Lumber, Flour and Gen
eral Commission Bus ness, at a GREAT BARGAIN.
have also bought during the present year US hides
and 400 cafskins; also about 20e0 wool skins. The
same business can be continued, and il pays. Will
sell or lease the store. Will also sell the desirable
residence on Middle St., in which now live garden
full pear trees. grape vines raspberres &C. Have
apples. Any quantity grapes and raspberries. and
could have sold twenty dollars worth of Giant Rhu-
horh 4 had nj a II. Now the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
iHarrien.

In Deering, Oct. %, Mr.. Ira Bursley Of New York,
to Margaret Deerng, daughter of Pay Director, A.
II. Gilman, T. 5. Navy.
In OronO, Oct. 10, DIR. j. ii. Knox to Mrs. s. T.
Drew, both of Orono
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25
Transactions, $50, 900.
Closing bids:
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. n.
The following the closing Ocisl prices Of min.
In. lraAaa LII.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

The brig st. Louis sunk to-day in Ba
Cation bay, Ireland. Crew saved.
Trouble in Yarkand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25


The court reporter resumed reading rec
ords of the Testimony given at the first trial
which occupied over three-quarters of an
hour. The court room was filed large num-
Der of ladies being present.
Stephen Rogers called Reside in Augusta
have known in Scribner thirty years.
Cross-eramiaed Went to his house the day
the murder took place; in talking with Mrs.
Scribner, she spoke Of the threats he made.
Frank Harrington, City Marshal from '69
to Is: Know Jason Scribner, and that his
reputation was bad.
Charles Leighton: Reside in Augusta,
within Ia miles from Jason; worked for me
in haying in 1877 did not observe any change
in his conduct.
Almeda Scribner called: Wife of Daniel
Scribner; know Jason since his marriage
Jason made threats towards me six years age
last August; heard team coming on the road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-25

LONDON. October 24-6 z. NJ. Sily
SO ll-l6.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

rears OF time and paper and leave VENGEANCE 10 me
Lord who will forgive my garbling Tom Taylor
writing.
But Mr.. Tom Taylor will not laugh nor even
willingly he laughed at and retOrts bitterly
Pardon me, INV dear whistler, for having lakeh YOU
g, sfriShr even for moment ought 10 nave rciheih-
bcred that yo,r pcnning like your painting, belOhts %
the region Of cha1 will not forget IL agilh anu
meantime remain yours always
TO whom Whistler:
WHY. nv dear old Tom never ,rGs serou. with you.
oven when Won were among Us. Indeed killed You
0ue as who should say. without seriousness, "A rat .
a rat vou know. rather cursOiily
Chaf," Tom. IN your present state You are oc
ginning perceive. your fate mere, ana uOu"csS
will he throughout the eternity before Nou WIN dstS
al your disposa this truth will dmly dawn upon YOU
and as YOU look back upon this ltr rcrchhncr MANY
SITUATIONS that Won took "dH Scrcur (art crlc VINO
knows eNpoundcr OF Nelasquez and what not VIII eA-
plain themselves sadly-chah Go back!
fear the resources of your c0mposing-room are
not equal to reproducing At n moments notice the
autograph monogram which American SYM
phonist appcnds to his letters. Buyers of Mr..
Wmstlcr's pictures may have seen il on his frames
The UOrld has had it done on a block, with the
addition in this case. and for Mr.. Taylors behoof.
of a dragOn-sting, curvilinoar and menacng. ln
its more peaceful form, Mr.. WhstlcTS device re-
semblcs in part the signature of the Nikado ana III
part an Egyptian scarabGus, crossed with butter
fy, and arranged in black. e. W. 5.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
NEU.JkRSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 2S.-ln the Senate
bu WA. introduced establishing county courts in al
connie. having a population OF 10000 and over; me
presiding ulg TO be acounsci oi at least three years
standing receiving no tees hut whose salary shall be az
olows In counties between 10000 and 10000 porF
Iaton - 500; be tween $4,000 ana 10000. $1,000 oe'
tween 80 900 and 10000, $500; counties OF 1ON"
- 600 and an additional 500 for each additional lo'
600 Of population The county clerk Is To be The clerk
t such court The Jurisdiction Of the county court WEI
be the same rs that which the several court OF common
pleas now have The judges Will DC appointed BY JOIN
meeting.
In the House there was nothing hut routine business
OF no public importance b mas been introduced 10
repeal the act which appropateS 5000 per anhum 10
thc st,te Agricultural society for premiums; also one
winch requires ali public print 10 he done IN Nv"
paper.-one of them Germanin all cities; and another
that the selection OF newspapers IN the state to puosh
thelws shalt be- made by the joint meeDg and danothe
to allow boards OF aidcrmen IN All eitles cf 1000 IL
nantnts to designate the newspapers which SHAH "
the public printing. .,. - .
fence of death pronounced tn appoint jury 10 view
limit the number OF VINO shall witness sucD exc
cufion Was passed ny the senate -,
In thc House q bill introduced 10 nN the saiaIl
OF me CLERK Chancery al $4,000 VITA few Ices VOC
Wee haucrilOr receive $1,000 ana no Tees tue ne
Justice $1,000 and - for hearing every cau,' - III
signing every Judgment and - Tor nearing any unu
rer the Associate judges $1,000 CacD WIN lhr 'dh'
fees a. the Chiet Justice; NO fees 10 he pad ih te &
meme Court but only i'm the Circuit Courts Also om
10 make the conversations at Judges Of inferior cou
- pei diem every days actual service al conit ,A
A ong discussion Tnsued on motion 10 stflke out ,s ss
engrImg cau.c Of hl wnch provides lor the Ttc1ss
OF bonds from mortgage lndcpiedEeSs. ne rtS notym ~
strike out lost by vote OF 20 10 ~ lh thr -
the passage Of this nm mortgn gngeOr can taA ' The M
Crty for his clalm mt cannot IollO" lhc pVh" '
"a l1ld for one week.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
THE NEW SPINISH MINISTER.

The newly appointed Spanish Minister, >enCi
Don Felipe Mendez vigo and suite al the AlDenaf"
Hotel senor NigO sailed from Cadz for Havre pe''"
Der 30 arriving there after stormy passage OF 'iA
days The steamship Niagara brought him 10 H'' @ e,y
on sunday sehor Yigo is between foriy-h'e "lu wv
years Of age and has been connected with the sP'ns
state Department and Ministry. first as clerk n' 'S
us Secretary To the Ministry from 1sil to l>o' -,
he went 10 Lisbon as Secretary Of the Embassy -,
served recently on the commission appointed 20 aa
the dispute about the boundary between FRANCE wv
PORTUGAL. - l.. ,.,s met
Scnor Vlgo whose family remains In spain VIZ sasn
In New York by Count Bruuett Secretary oi inc
sh legation Washington VINO has serte ed A.
- flares since the returu Sn nor Niyos ptensS he
:. nor Don Mantella de los Rios. There came VIII, ~
new Minister, as under-seertary the young n,on
Norella Prominent Spanish residents cal..u Ia
Srnor virgo Yesterday and welcomed him TO Ansa h.
A few TRENDS dued with him. sehor Nigo and s%a % hs
tended the theatre in tho evening On Nedn,,,a ths
sul 90 10 Washington To present his credentials 10 ~
Presideut after which he VIII return 10 New-forE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
uoI.sr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House of Representatives. to-day, Mr.
ATKINS dem. Tenn.l. chairman OF the Committee on
Appropriations reported the Legislative Executive ana
Judicial Appropriation bill Referred to the committee
OF the Wholc.
The snerial order being the hill to restrict the mnli-
grafton of Cninese the House proceeded immediately to
III consider ttOn.
MI CONGER rep, Mich) inquired IL opportunity
wonlI be- given t. offer amendments
Mr. WILLIS dem. Ky), who mad charge of the blll,
replied that he was instructed by the Committee on
Education and Labor to have the bill passed as Ie-
ported.
Mr. CONGER (Ecp. Mlch) said that many gentlemen
on his side OF the House in favot of the BILL but
wanted m opportunity to amend and debate ". o., T..
Mr. LITTREIL % IN, CaiD-Ihe people oil C"hI"rhla
WI Nj PAYNE dIcp. Cali called attention to the fact
that other side na4 made Lhe Cnlnr'r u, $40 @ n'
,Irrrd II. stl h" hoped that No ono WOhd oppose
tue demand iol be previous Question ,ha I'm
Mr. CONGER tE'p.. MichD moved 70 consider the hill
I'm the House a. N Committee OF the Whole.
The SPEAKER ruled thar t!'t was moi IN order
The ur yiols quest then seconded ~ vote or
ll6 to 30. and the main question Was ordered
Mr TOW NsEND Rep, n ~ dscialmed any lnten-
else. He spoke for himself ~ friend OF humanity
" bcn OppOscd the b He opposed because IL was
a Xltu breaking of OF social and political reatl"us
charge against the Democratic party for he entering
mcetiacd in the good old Democratic days, they we're
davs when light OF heaven sometimes
teri He credited the Dcmpcr"tic paTl
not onl, with making that treaty. Dnt WIN bringing
prrity 10 the Pacific Coast lrom us ad1ptO O-
cause to-day California her position 10 H. lhal
was before kearuuy had come and before hruhey Was
represented ia the National halls ll~,uihleri b II
must take unusua SIouniS loi
te hcnrft of ,orn Inrn The laDorlng men. the gen
trman from Prnnsyyana tMr. Wlgh hhd SAID yester-
daN were starving OOOUo0 Ol theln ne salu were
starving Ilughterl 200O0O0Oo. Ilapghterl Aud be-
sIcs me ne we're IN Pennsylvania J,WO people IN tue
Innate a INNS from the hardness OF the times lie
would say 10 the gentleman from PennSy ylNanIa That
lutp INF
Inv murnuited love sometimes by unsatished ambition,
n1h tnr Peunsyvana lunatics made from such causes
iii moi ALWAYS stay at home. IAiughterJ lie dd not
w-L 10 sparage To uuderrae tue snhrrlngs ot the
lnbprug claSsCs IL very hard struggle, and had
always ocrn so 10 keep the wolf from the door IL was
Ia, struggle OF humanity Yet II was that winch
lad made humanity. The hard soils Of PenuSyIyani
Ncw-York and New -Eugland had MADE body OF men
that the Conntry might well be proud OF. The pros
perty az 1873 land t had been the most prosperous
Year since Of ercaOnl had been. 10 great de
gree due overthrow ~ the ianJicisns ot oien
tiuirs But to-day II Was the " Neathcn Chuce.' lie
reminded his friend from Kentucky tMr. WtlIsh who
represented Louisville district OF the day when me
cry WAS agunst the Catholic lrish aud against the
condemned German. and when the streets or LowsNlc
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
me Foa1HcoNlNG rL4r IT WiLLlcGS.

Soon after the theatrical ociSom opened,
tn-r " hc believe IN the " American drama ana are
engaged in producing it, frcItttcd Themselves thai -
,,ood opening mad been secured ~ Walld"k~ Theatre
Mr. WaIlack bc2ln with h> old " stardpI-. the Eng
li.h cuetirs Their met every anticipation, and
preliminary setting before the public EXAMPLES C the
American drama steele Mach?ycS" Thro the Dark
and hartley Cunpbt,l's " Fairfax" ne tcmuted tn,
pubic with '' Outs" This tHN"fdDN r"CrlIcd
i.at ,r. Wallatk 'l u0t ltG lI-Iu"d ~ cutting
short thr ME of certain StccC~- tor an uncertainty.
Then ion l}OucICaUtt app Hr'd Witi new pay, WIrh
Sould take DrertGcurr ut thc American dr1m1 Nnth
Mr. MackaNr aud Nir. Campbell SAW tha' tn"ir plays
must bc rrcgat'd 20 he cnt "f GA" season
IL udc they sinui presentation before
aunt year Rr Wall ich OB red tu tc'taSe them from
their engagements, lnd boh dEai'd thcr' 'rr "i th
opportunity Idrr ,'r PLAY ~ ft"lN "'i
tthr ut~ fHI1' tir Dtrk y 10 tIr Futh ANthur inef
trc where Manager Hdrkcns - SrtIn- ready 10 rf"
ducr Il. 80 , -, ,
Euruor falsely stated that Tbrp' ~" Dark was With
drawn nrcusc Char CoSh!ar nat rr'u~rd L" assume
nr arr ass gnc 10 nm. on tee ,oJtrIry. Mr Nac@ayr
wnen he determined 10 take h- play elsewhere. WAS
writing "A pat tSpCcr'N tor VI. CONAN
and Mr.. BUlCIctuit's pllF, WAlrh VIII ln-
low ours at dat" NOT yet hHti' WIZ
son drawn from the Original sources. 'e1ch novel
of me story embodied m thc pliy ~ "Plulidc pro
,ln,.d several wear, age WaliackS lhrJrr Charles
Cogtu y i Io, thc east the inrlptl parts pelhS
:. ~tr,lbuund" 4, inichdrd to Sti tEc most N!usg'h
blood The hero a Count (hr Wal acb, SAYS a ticSr
with = knife, 10 gratity Whlm nr tht heroine lHe
scene of this is laid IN India. HIS next eNpolt Is 10
take rife from the hands or WouldD' uelFtI"r,
ana suut Wild bear. Iut the brOthcs oi IN. hrr"ue
IL partly France. and one oi The chet lcldchis Is 4
duel fru ght over q draWluE-ToOm tIDir.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

Az AGED uAN NND Ills WIFE KILLED ~ \ MNNGAC
me NAu>ItN kiLLEp n ,lLt-DEFINCE 81 a

AZ AGED WlN AND Ills WIFE KILLED ~ MNNNC
me NAu>ltN KiLLEp ~ -lLt-DEFLNCE 81 A
SrIGUHOE.
Ho,rON, Jan. 2S.-tlditonal particulars of
tr tragedy 40 Noutvc Waldo County, Nc, "n Salur-
day ,yenirg .. state th1 tine grand Laughter ~ Joan
Mcfarland was NOT killed The victims wcr' John Nc
Faraud anI hs Nif. ~lna, carH about seventy years
old aud ror-p Rowr aDout forty years old Tine place
vi,r The murder occurred j. about eighteen ne- from
Belfast. N,Far.lud and wife and Rowrll and wifi" ana
iwo children lived together, Rowe having married the
widow nf VI lria:d, son. on saturday evening Row
cli had some word, with McFatlmd dnriug which IA
.tru.k HIM and threatened to take his life Mcfarland
and El- VIE m the t&o cbildrcu left IA. hol~" ior
u,i.Ab,r'-. IS tpry were loaym5 they were met los
NIonzo Elyi..s. r,i-hbor. who Gaming 10 hcFM-
lands ho~r A. hc ucarcd the house Ice was tired Hpoh
by Eov,1 Who Fa5 iu the a"">" bat wa' n"' h Turn
in-, Ety...- r,n uact hom t,-ing Mcfarland amt hi~
wife, who w.r, walking through The SHOW. Eowcu fol-
lowed VITA tra empty gun IN his hand and over
aking the old couple klrd them both in HE rotd win
The ctlIb, nm Leaving MS We IN, Ia IN road Row
eli hurried pursuit Ot Ed}uri Wh0 WIN me chIl-
drcn 1ad entered his hO~r closed The doors ana armed
bi self with iuuhle-barrcied shotgun. kO~cll burst
in the p,uels the door hld received ch1rg" rom
lEl. fsg,rh 80 De- q fatal wound. RNrcs bound koN
eli win ap ami with lantern hasten 10 learn tue
fac ni the uId couple, fudUS them bo'l dead snort
dstuncp his door ON Ills return 10 hr hoil~c ROW
,il VA also dr4d IOWtI uuuuuNt uH l!iS ne az
the time OF committing the Ge"d lie htd been cnnSlt
crrd - uc. ouy tor scVrrii wears. hu' was pHic
and .u-rHrd hrtmlr,~ UlIYGubL lie HH~ "a large ana
Vuwct TAI man. and very dau.rious in such c"ndon
Al fhr Coroner lultst To-Day he Nctct was KNIT Ne
Ftraqd nd his wifi, To their death Dy TIE hdudS
Of G"erg, HoVrl. and that Eynea Killed Ro%eH III SELL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29

4 vicar OF the Church of England, who
siens himself" An Old-iAshoned Vicar, wrlies to He
Tunes t.ondon gO0d-natured waY Of the troubles
hr mas had In a search fcra curatc. one young man
Who went to hun " very youn- min, born long
after took orders" and expressed himself ~ much op
posed To the splicr the pulpit, ~ being the first
step toward Rituau.m" He was willing. however " 10
overlook" thi. II the vlcdr would preach Il certain
special doctrine VIII. hr would lay down. aud
concluded by requesting the vicar 10 send MN
one of his sermons that hr might judge II lie
wcrc u thorough EvangelIraL" Another young man
asked To b. satisfied certain points, numbered !.
etc. questions ( aud , being these: Are You very
particular but the purest WINE at the Hoi'
Sacrament Among pure wines do not Include either
tent or port" " 30 you make conscience OF carefully
rin-ing after Holy Communion, and Of
yourself drinking the Onent- before leaving lhr atari
third applicant the vicar describes - really good
ana clever fellow" who besides sending hl' portrait
,ad he ready tounderaSe Ia preach thohshtIlll
sermon tne morning, cnildrenS sermon IN ihe dlti
noon and popular sermon In The evening
New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
BRJLLI1NT BiLLIARD PL1IINC.

LARGE RIMS MADE BY sLOSSON AND SCUAFFER.
The billiard tournament now III progress at
Cooper Institute has become remarkable on account OF
no unusually large runs made by OF the players.
In tournament at st. Louis. about year ago. Jacob
Schaefr scored I29 points single run. and made an
average of 6G III the This the best record until
Inc lr,seut tournament. Last Wednesday evening. Geo
F. slosson while defeating William sexton, made run
Of al points. On Monday evening lie defeated Albert
GARNER in eight uniH making an average o. a. thus
beat NJ the record Of Schaefer az 81 Louis Inc large
runs made by both S0ssOn and Sc"ae'el are due the
t,4,ct cr known a. nursing "-kcepng the balls close
to the ra o. the table, tapping them gently ana moving
them slowly along while the points counted rapidly
Scnacfel me, Maurice ID ly last evening and defeated
hun hy most brilliant play. The game opened slowly
enough but 10 the sxth and seventh innings Schaefer
rolled M score l2l points lie gathered tn" balls
again in the twelfth INNING and made lao points DAY.
who had connel only - thus far, added more 10 his
string, and then ScGdcteT won the game WIN ran {"
10 nut no his cue there lOud calls for
him to 20 He rOrteded IN ms count IN
m the balls had made complete circuit "l the
table They broke. but he gathered them ngain
and counted 100. The excitement grow Intense and
ccssfully when he had counted 4iO As ne reached
S!ossuus run. he compelled 10 wall unln thC
storm oi applause had subsdtd The balls were m soru
position for fuItbcr nursing" hut SchhcI'r prnhe
heI and after executing some fancy shots, closed WIN
a run AS points. lie VIII b. allowed 10 20 on record
FOR only 81 | POINTS however. His average was IL.
Thomas j. Gail chcr defeated John X. Hclser IN the
Afternoon, BY q Scor" cf 6'O 10 44l fHt -iHItr Ii
u,uys were T, aulrrd complete the He scr Will
NAV AIbrr, GhIer this afternoon. ard lively game il
expected between william Sexton and A. T. Rud"phe
MS evening Following the scores of the recent eX-
''Saos Sosson~o oG"t' o. = o. 81, To- Ao3, l1S-Goo.
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-29
NOMINATIONS.

WASmNGrOY, Jan. 2S.-The Presiden. 20.
day sent to the Senate the following nominations:
Michael Field Register OF the Land Office at St. CtoX FaS
WIS
joel F. Nason Receiver OF Public Moneys at the same
place 49,. ...., ~,
Agency. Colorado. - ~.
CIy. idaho. ,,......-.- A.. ,.t,
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