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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
lTONINGTON LINE.-For Boston and all
Ocean 5lcnmer5.


4 MEXICAN LINE. "
n FOE oGrFE NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
only Tf4usafl lantlc Line md tho AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing every "wednesday Pha ophil and Liverpool
Extra saIIngs aternaic NatuldAS
ONO, >aturoay DCt. .. II m.
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every Saturday alternately nom Pmla1clpnia ana
New ORR Antwerp. landing passengers WITHIN y lc"
ride OF the important points ol interest on the Con
uEent - .... ,.- a.. oo.
RTLti-NL y >. Satuioav, c.; 10. H. m.
For ratcs Uassa gc Bsd Other lnfornau IN appYto
pr r.. WRIGHT & sons, Genefal Agents
3O7 WRnut-.t. Philadelphia ~ brOad"aF' Nt"- oIN
ANCHOR LINE u. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
n NEW.YORK AID GLAS, iOW.
From Pier 80. 20. NOrth RIVER New foia. -
Dcvonia ......OcG 0.3a H. tihi"pa''''O, u III
trcboril l...Oct fG IOiyIt...--.O oct JD D. H.
These steamers DO not carry ctttle, sheep or ptt-
Calns go to rSD. Excursion lcSetS at lucodfst't
second Cabin $40 Stecrage So
NEM-NOHk 10 LONDOE DIRECT;
fElrsa uc:. -. . g m Nlc 'la - o,t -. ~ ,n i
CaDns, 500 S65 Excursion tickets az reduced Ia'o
1T ularA,d do . carry pa-H -ngei-
HENpEItSON BROTH Frs. Agent, B'W'h9 ''eo''
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
Pier COmaapv No. ~ North RiveG FOOT ~ Arton'
Traye by nis hnc avoid botn transit by Engsn ran
and The discomorts OF crossing the Channel IN sum
TTNNCF Trudelle......-.. Wednesday oct G. C:5D a. N
CANADA Fr9Bscul " o,ncsoIi. Oct 10 1870 p III
Oh Crcdlt LY OF Paris amounts tosaG
y A-eHJ lowing
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
hound BKOOK KOuTE.

For TIEN ron and PHILADELPHIA. -
New York from station II. r. Of y. j. foot OF LID
eriy ST.. FOR philadelphia. 900
From station corner nth and Green St. at 745 9:01'
HIS lS i:3p. t2:OO On sun
day at $40 N. $50. - =. ..
Third aId B"rssStS AT IiJ UO, IlIo
n. m l3 4:5O, $50 y. IN. sunday at $50 p m
Trenton. WarTCD and Tuck crStS $40 3, IIIo a. m
l;8N s. 4:3O 5.3U 7l5 ~ p m. sunday. 81 $50 pm
Returning trains viii leave Philadelphia for New y ork
From station Philadelphia ana ReaImg Railroad, corner
9th and Green II $50, $50 $3.50 n u Il 10 T. 3:lo
5:IO. Gli ~ On sunday at SO j. m 3:'o' j. ~ -
Sd and Bcrk sts at sc 81 a. m; lJj' S;]c,
BE-. { 80 1850 + n. sunday at $50 a. H.. p. IN.
Denotes PGllmal ears attached.
From Tenton warren and TuckcrS:s l:25 (c5etpt Non
g. i:lO To-. 2:tJ, AIS. tlU olO
H. Suuday-l:1J. . 20 n. o.. G;lj L.. .
Tckets Tor sale al loot OF Ilbcryat Nos 29 2Gl iO
ga. Broadway and 4 e priHclpa hotels nos
and COutsts., ana Annex Office, Je"efs Nbarf Brook
lyn. ,
York Transfer Co CDodds E1pTess VII call Tor an
check baggage from hCtc CrIe>icenCe 20 destination AppH
cation can be made 9i 523 Broadway i3G 6thayc
New Y0fk ana IOurl BrOoiyD A these Offices are IN
connection with The Ben Iclrrnoue Law Telegraph
JOSEPH :. HARRIS. General Manager
l. : In AL.Dnf
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
N1EW.YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

= lUHh IEN hAI ahu IJIJoVN
l-~U. through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
500 H. Western and Northern EXufesS I" Rochester
Plat bug Adams and Montreal win through drawing
room
1870 A NJ Chicago Express, drawing room Canaan
GaipUa. KOthestcT aud BuiHo
ll:U to Albany amt troy with connections 10 uo3
Saratoga. gems Fails and iGtldnn.
$50 y. H.. Albany and Troy EXDTess
900 D. M, Accommodation To albany ana TROY.
600 D. H.. La EIDfess daily. win sleeping cars for
81 Lous. tl?Ousu day ~ the week: also
seepiuc for Buffalo foedO aud Detroit ana Tor Mon
ufal rXcrpiiug sunday might. via saratoga
s3H . ~. pac.nc EXVreS daily, wt1 7loepins cars 10
Niagara Ials Rochester Buffalo Cleveland 10 49, pert
Cicago ami fJI CaytOn Utica ana Naeri0"n VIA
Rome excepting saturday.. =, . .-, d..
3uu asst ExUlCsS Tor MOltIoa' loohoi' dIu Noih
Ing via Sleeping cars 10 Geneva Rochester and
ii!On m Nisht Expcss with eleeping cais to Albany
and Troy. .. 49, .,.o $780,, 49,, ,,..,, ,.
We,tcott's zprcss Offices Par pace and loj a1a 3i2
Frosd.vav. YORK, aad 333 NasIluctOGst BT0oklVn.
J. II TOCCEN. Oon sun. {. T. IEEhI.h cen 4'.ssT ASt
Y 70 Boston worcester Portland aad The White Noun
fa,ns VA Nev-I onGon--icaIneTs no. ~
:. . =. ,u CLC.L. -l.- ":
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
READINGS IN NATURES BOOK

sunrIemeltary to Fourth Reader This book con0insa
varied collection readings in Natural History
sud BOTANY drawn from the great modorn
Iaii,,- ana travellers
g62 pages cloth fully illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
6ttnut,cns nanlc6--tcndIes

(JJAMBERNAID and WATTRESS.-A COM
~ pcrnt eiil for nmLsrworK and waiting ~ 4nck h -"
foot clean aud reliable can clean ro9ns van, y" ,u sr
no uSol city or county, pf 'thdt P"O"' non
for X ATE, at 2J2 Gtl-ayc
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
EREFHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CONNtCTION. Leave foot OF Libertyst. for Free
hold at S:l6. lE4JA. ~, 400, 6:3O NJ

NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Time Table OF october A. Ssy Leave foot LIB
erty.st, ~ Il . oo
For sandy Hook. via Brancbport slj 1lAj a. m $3.50
p. m. ~,
For Highlands Branchport 300 s:lj. lltj m. 400
J:;;J y. IN.
For Monmouth Beach seabrgh via Brauchport 800,
$40. ll:I5 a. IA, $3.50 400. $50 P.
1880 D. III All rail- via Kei Bank for Mancheater t0ns
River ATLANTIC CITY ana all stations 10 Bar-idc
p All rail- kei Bank. for al stations TO "hItlnS -
Toms River, Barhc gat sc.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
icIp Waaie0.

~ VANTED.-Colorrd boy in stove store,
" corner 52 lot. and 3dAye.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
YNpERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

X VI ! 7
Hamburg -Amc'.,an Packet tOmlanys Limo fOt
TIYN0I, III. CIiiRBOI- ItG, and HAMBC Kti 90
WI.~IPII oct al JfIt---- '''''-Cc,
LILLE r OCT. u lIts~i t-..--....--Oct IS
ia IS o ras-agc Pynouh. London. Cnern9lig II am
lui and POINTS IN the sJItn OF Eng ava; fI- C+Dn
SlOu: ,,ec0nd Ca9iI $50; Stcragt $50 houad mp az
reduced rat,s rage from Hamburg or liaVe, -
III III ARDT x CO. G. B. RICHARD q 60.
General Agents. general fassc1Str Agehta,
,.o ri H,n1d-t y y. No. oil bIOadNa.. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
tN,IAY LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

L. UkENSTOWN AN LIVERPOOL.
NoTI(f.-iue .,G4lner- Il TINS Limo ta<e LieItenlns
vaitrV's / arc routes At All season. "a tne Yrtr
CIIN or D.........sA ltDA1. oct. q.
Ci@'i or CI r. IEE........sAi hDh o. oct lG ..
ttf[ ~, 60. ........- ~ 80 Oci. 3, % HI
CiTY oF MOETREAL. TIL r. DAY Nov. 1, GEO a. NJ
80 N RON Per 81. y. H.. foot OF e. .ritOl.st.
cams $50 and slO0 Return tickets o. f!f irAoess ms
SIkI.KAcF-1S. ... ... brdits 20 l"west rates.
saloons state rooms smoking and Dath rooms au5hipa
These steamers do not carry cstte sheep Orp
JyIIN g. DA ~. AGENT. 81 ~ni jS Br0l iWy, y. 4.
Ihl..C.I CflCe. No. 4tls.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
SEVEN AMERICAN CLASSICS.

SEVEN BRITISH CLASSICS.
Tie Cassics snabc for reading n advanced grades
ana aim to for the higher literature by the
presentation Of gems British and American authorship
900 pages each cloth
Copes examination will be forwarded by mall post
paid on receipt OF the appenGe. prices.
30 for No l. SOC No. 2. SOC for No g. Csc for 40
4. soc for No 5. zoe for No g.
IVISON, BLAKEMAN. TAYLOR & CO..
PUBLISHERS.
lsssnd lao Grandst. NcwYork.
IL AID ll0 Siate-st., ChicagO
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau- Nav,
gatuck IIousaionio RAT roadsSt"ancrs cave ,'"
ane ship (ricr 35 l.. r. daily at ll:O am ana Z'u PIN
low Dian by OiACr Inmle.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on. on nam G,,h.
ane slip pier 30. l.. r. daily az lao am ana Z'u PIN
Fare lower than by any other route ----
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.--Land
at Cozsrns (Wcat Point. Cornwall Nowburc Mnf1oo o
Miton Poughkcepsie. Esopus. connecting with ulsteI a
Delaware ana waiNll Valley alroa s eteamboats -
W. BALDWIN aud THOMAS COR NELL cave DALI ~
p M Pior "a. Nortu Rlvcr foot oi Hsrtsonst ,oa
Exccit Saurdayswh,n fhema, CorBch leaves a. i
connecting with oNt ming ran ior summer ies'i'' 'e
the CA SKILL MOUNTAINS -------
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
~ Ferry station N New.York. foot Of Iibcryst Ferry
station BooSlyn. foot of Ful, nst. JcweiFs Whs1 t
Commencing June Il lSSOIeaVe New'i ORR 1907 oi iD
i:}1 a No." For Easton Bethlehem, Wind Gsp, Msuch
Chunk Ianascnd, DriftOn. Upper LohIgh' "Hhcsp"'ie
7.l5 a. m For Pennington D.. L. AMI Western Il. r.,
Eason. peinlehom Man.h chunk Tanagua' sc, rr,ro,
Fast0n AllcDtOwJ. Hctiu,. harrisburg. Manch Chuhh
Danvlc. wNamsport Tanaqua, Driiion' Nanco.e upper
lU:}J a. " For 20 p erv .ie Flcmington: &c.
! T. W.-Frr Fleming on. LastOn. Anentown, I'ea0InR
$50 p n.FSr FIsmingaa Hdston Bethlehem, wnd Gap
MauCL Cnunk Iamaqua. Dlt ~ WikeSbafie scranton
$50 p. n.For schoo,cys fountain, High Bridge Branch
Eason &C.
630 !, m.-For Easton. Dol. LACK ami Western r II,
Al entown, Reading, Harrisburg. Manch Chunk' Wilkes
7:ij y. m.-For Easton. -
For E5'berh $50 cls c45 75, 7i5, 500 $40, 200
9$ 9$9 1917 o M lG 10 ii'; "a M ioi cp So sI5 5S
hi3 G1 6o. G30. 6:i5 ';0O 10 7+5. s:l5. $40 lU'I
sunday trains leave s:5 M 2p for Bonnd Brook
an nternedlac stations az $50 p NJ for EasloH Ahoh
For Newark at j:i5 65 GAS, 7:l5 7:i5. $40 sA5 a:l5
s:9 TO- 1923 70 a N G : 359 1s 4:no o. ';0o
al points Time Tables at stations.
Boats Of the BroOS and Ems Annex make connections
at Jersey CITY station 10 and iiom Bookyn and Ee depot
Jersey cay.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i a!ing from Pier foJt 0i Canal ST.. North River
For Istlnlus VI PanImL
CE 90 - D .-..-. NOGdt". Oct u. noon
Connecting f0T Cent? aud South America
IL m SHl lIaL,isco 10 Japan and CIina
CRY or PEkI ST. ...-!urslty. OCT ~
Fro.i Francisco TO honolulu NewHe@land ana Aus
CITY or SVDN EY....Safutd,v, oct 2}. J. ~
Or on arrival Of LONDON II sin Frtncisct .,,,
Passenger, iorGaIard 81, FRANtl co, SAN DWiCti
ISLANDS, ,JAPAN. CHINA, NV XEAIAN y y, a t-IKA-
LA SuCrII AMERICA and CENTRAL AMERICA
Fol freight. passage ana gene al tiolln4tinh aPpy as
II. j. BULLAY.
efsdc
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH

ALL RAIL LINE for Woodbridge, Perth Amboy. sonth
Amb,y MatGwan. KoypjTt Hs2let. Middieiewn; Red
Bank. Little silver, Branchport, Long Branch. faDeIOH
Beach, Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Ocean Beach Silng
Lake, sea Ght Maoasquan, Point Pleasant, Toms RIVER
BsrBccaI, Atlantic city, etc.
Leave NewYorR. loot Libertyst, at 8, Sl5 Has m,
1870 $50, 4. $50 p. III.
For , tlanuc City, l:30 p. M
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
i NORTH GEHdAN LLOID
STEAMSHIP LINE between NEW.YORK.
suUIHAMPlON AND BREhEN . q,
RUE!N...- -t OrL o. iu it.....-.-...Sat ort. -
SFCEN q 7 It ......SaL OCT. -
RATES OF PASSAGEfT0m NEN.YORK TO sou THANH
ION. HAVRt OK BtEMEN sto
FIRST CABIN........ElOOl SECOND CABIN N.......-poo
STEE&AGT. $50. - lid
Return tickets at rcduced rates Prepaid tteerase oern m
Ih.d sIeet, noJoEcu -. l. 49, ., a. M.,, ,,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

COOK, ctc.-A GOOD cook and excellent
u aunITes obcoon to the country beat OK Iioiehces
So ia.tA 81.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

1hese frstcas, s,ams ships ea re- aulary at IA from
IIer NO. NOrth IIVcl. IuiuW-
EA NTlf6O ~ u ia. CAPT Io0te WedncsdaT sept ~
Accommodations NJ ~ For freight 81 passage apply
WILLIAM l. tLI DE ~ co. NO. 30 broadway.
LAW1ON BROS. Agents ~ Havana
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

y 70 Boston Worcester. Portland aad the While Mon
New-I OnCOn--ic2ineIs tdNo iIsi ~ NoI
River al 3 D. in daily except >IHd-ys
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

nOVBIT TRACK, TIE MOST lNpRONED IQUIP.
~ NrNT And TIE FASlF-T rIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
Gltn iJroncrEn 60 t-eI.

rEO LET.-Oliicc and room of deceased ply
Il sian good n,ichburhOod; go per month No 22G
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
ITO PHlLADELPHlA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

@AA- BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

TEO RENT-Furnlshed house. Ohin stone,
story. hieh stOo9 l21th ST.. be "aen oh ana
9Th reasonable terms; immodaie poss's7icn Address
IL .L.nlA
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
E1ORECLOSURE SALE-St Louis and South
REAL ESTATE.

Dated October .. 1889.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
Gardiner Local News.

hev. A. Martin, who has been holding pro.
.racted meetings at the Winter street chanel
delivered an interesting lecture last Satur-
uay evening. The subject was FABLES
among the various points upon which he
:oucned was the practice of parents in teach
ing theIr children the existence of so fabulous
parsonage as Santa Claus. This he e..
Pecially condemned. Considering that Satnr.
day night is generally very busy one. the
audience was very large. No admission wa.
charged " a.
"adsworth Brothers, our en,erprisinr
furniture dealers, have leased the entire Row,
man block,with the exception of the stores in
'iie basement, the harness shop in the second
story, and Temperance Hail. This will leave
them almost the whole of two stories of this
large building. They will fit this up into n
large wareroom, which they will fill with an
extensive, choice stock of furniture. A por
tlon OF the building will be devoted to setting
up furniture, while the old shop will be used
IN doing the machinery work. This change
is made necessary by increased business and
the consequent ineapacity of their present
wsrerooms. The lease will run for ten
years This change will be very favorable
10 the interests of the business.
Quite fiirt of snow descended upon Gar
diner yesterday afternoon No Sleigh ap-
peared, however
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
vassaiboro' Rejoices Over the Victory.

Last Friday evening the republicans of
Vassalboro' celebrated the election of Gar
held and Arthur by a social time in Citizens
Hall, which surpassed anything the town
ever witnessed in that line. The hall was
beautifully illuminated, and gaily trimmed
with bunting, Chinese lanterns, etc. Large
PICTURES of Washington, Lincoln. Grant,
Hayes. Garfield and Arthur. were hung
around the room. Before eight o'clock the
hall was crowded with happy republicans
and wives, daughters and sweethearts. Joy
oeamed from every countenance. Among
The number was Uncle Warren Colby. 81
years of age, who favored the company with
Anew remarks. Speeches were made by
others, Mr.. Orrick Halves presiding. All
expressed themselves as proud to belong
70 the republican party. After grand
march around the hall to the excellent
music of Hanagans Orchestra of this. city.
me contents of long table in the centre OF
@e hall, laden with eatibles of all kinds, were
discussed to the satisfaction of all present
AHer another grand march, the young folks,
anu old ones, too, engaged in social dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
LATEST BY MAIL.

Abram :. Hewitt has written reply to
that portion of Judge Davis decision refer
ring 10 him. He says that the Morey letter
was printed before he saw the original, or
any copy Of il. He AYERS that he only pro-
nauncod the signature of the Morey letter TO
be General Garfeld's, and accuses Judge
Davis of attacking his character.
4 recount, by direction of the Supcrinten-
dent of Census. shows an apparent increase
of population in ST. Louis, six months after
the first enumeration, of some 5000. This
is regarded as proof of the satisfactory work
done by the enumerators last spring.
Nicolai Gedalia, son of Danish Baron,
committed suicide IN New York city Sun
dav. Heavy losses in stock speculation 10
the reputed cause.
Oliver and Cakes A. Ames have mortgagod
Booths Theatre, New York, to the trustees
under the will of Augustus Hemenway for
Sl50.0oo. The mortgage is for three years,
from August 81, 1850, with interest at the
rate of ) per cent. per annum.
There are no less than fourteen men and
two women in the Tombs prison, New York
city. awaiting trial for the crime of murder.
Regarding the presidency, Wade Hampton
says: Il regard the presidential election as
settled, and should oppose any action look
ing to n contest on mere technical grounds as
revolutionary"
The most gratifying business intelligence
we have encountered of late, is the fact that
buyers of boots and shoes are placing orders
for goods with less hesitation and quibhllng
about prices than was expected or ordinary.
-Lewiston journal.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Bradstreet, for several years
the clerk in the Evans Hotel at Gardiner,
has recently purchased the Turner House in
Skowhcgan, from VIM. G.. lIaselton, and will
at once take charge of il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
IiENITT'S CRIME.

1t is a sad event for Mr.. Hewitt, after
life of more than half century distin-
guished by the display of personal abilities
of high order and q public spirit of more
than ordinary merit, to be thus pilloried from
the judicial bench for completely with villains
of the vilest type. We are free to declare
our own firm persuasion-and We believe that
we speak the general sentiment of his fellow
ci.izens--that no conscious turpitude what
ever. but only an intense partisanship and n
blind self-will have brought him to this
wretched pass. How he will meet the charge
we do not know.
But we trust for his own sake that he Will
not meet it with spirit of reckless defiance.
The surest way to wipe of the aspersion on
his character is a manly acknowledgement OF
the wrong in which he has been an innocent
though efficient partner, and an humble and
Jealous devotion of himself to the duty OF
crushing those criminals who have played him
for piece in their game of uttering base
forgery.-Ner York Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Ha,l1en, the defauting cashier of the
Newark savings bank, was found guilty.
Beaconsfied has received 900 for his
new moved. ''Endymion," to be published
the latter part of this month.
S Rosenburg of Charlotte Mich, clothier.
has failed. Liabilities $50, 1000.
Forster is urging Gladstone to call ses-
sion of Parliament, to discuss Irish affairs.
Official count of Rhode Island gives Gar
field IL, 100 majority.
An attachment has been issued against VI.
f. Warren, manager of the Ladies Mining
Exchange of New York, for 81 900, in behalf
of one Of the victims. Mrs. Warren cannot
be found.
Nothing remains of the wreck of the Rhode
Island but the machinery.
Later returns show election of NJ. f. Post,
democrat, as delegate to Congress from
Wyoming. by $50 majority.
X. L. Osmer, supreme treasurer of the
Knights of Hosnor, died Monday at James
town, n. Y.
Daniel Conwell of Lowell, aged IA, was
run over and killed on the Boston & Maine
road, last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16

A large audience, filling the entire church,
was present at the concert gwen by the Free
Baptist Sabbath school, last evening. The
concert exercise was devoted to the subject
of temperance, and entitled 1.-The Fruits
Thereof" showing in the one case the evils
of intemperance, and in the other the bless
ings of abstinence. A large number partici-
pated in the exercises which were interesting
and impressive throughout. The pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Penney. followed tbs exercises with
remarks showing some of the evils of intem-
perance in the last fourteen years, as appeared
from statistics which he had gathered cover
ing that time. The school, which we are
glad to learn, is in very foushing condi-
ton, is under the SUPPLEMENTARY of Mr..
Z. +. Davis. The singing during the
evening, which was unusually spirit
ed and good, was under the lead of Mr.. A.
j. Stott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16

Governor Davis is in town.

Governor Davis is in town.
Dr. J. o. Webster and family are to move
into their new house on State street. this
week.
George f. Bracket, Esq, of Belfast,
Grand Secretary of the Maine Good Templars,
was in the city yesterday, on his way to at
tend the session of the Grand Council of the
Grand Lodge of the State, which meets in
Portland this evening.
Rev Mr. Penney will deliver the union
nksgiving sermon this year at the Free
Baptist church,
Captain John Sidney, proprietor of the
Sidney House, Capital Island, master of the
BLACK Vomit," is red hot republican, and
Illuminated his mansion from attic to cellar,
when he heard that Garfield was elected.
Three cheers for Captain Johnny. He's no
slouch
William Adams, salesman at the Maine
State Prison, has been in Boston the past two
weeks arranging for the sale of sleighs and
other work made at the Prison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-16
AnnuaI Report of Gcnernl Sherman.

Annual Report of General sherman.
Genera, sherman in his annual rcnort
shows the acipal available forre of the army
i 2o 600 enlisted men and renevs his rer-
concentration that the actual number of en-
listed men -exclusive of ordinance men
oficers rlerls et,. h. increaseJ to 81 ooo
map The army as at rrasent construed i
too small far GOOD ditrinlin, ami nf,ir;apt
service In rel,,ion ~ The artillery The
General saws if tbera has h.ap any na,,Iect in
tbis arm of the service il is duc 10 = lack of
men and disincl;nation of CONGRESS- IN nrovi1e
modern ems for searo,st morris az the
v.r;ous n,;Iit,rv nnsts in tho far ,yast wh;cb
have been rendered. unnecessary nv, aytcnsiop
of railroads and ;nrre,.. ot Settlements
General sherman recommends thar ,bnv no
sold and nroceeds annli.b IN establishments of
s,ra,eg;st nnir.s for nerm,nent orcuna,ion
and in,nrovement whence mon can he sent
on snocial service This nIao will enable
ma;ntep.pca of LARGO q.rr;sons with in
nroasaa J;so;,,,;ro ,nJ ,,ti;.;arc,
Snoal;ncr df s.,, coast d.tcnco. tho Con.
aral So W. now, h.vo ff,,. n,;Ii;ons nf
neonle and the idea Of any hostile force
landing on orr coast is prenosterous. Yet
our Great commercial norris should ne made
90 of, ,hat aver n, .nrrabansion of d.rgar
I'LL mo-, ka f,l, plr,l,nd ret, NJ
mort Naw York phila1plphia IInmpton
b, D.. d., -. w. p.,ia1a
Ho,,. orionns g., H. S,n rram'.;sa,,
md p,r, Tn,,rsona shnHlJ all ha nrnncrl,
fnr,;fed and garr;soncd Neither forts
.bouI1 he sold or abandoned An annual
anpronr;ation of 81 600 600 wopld in fen
vrars nut these forts in good order and
arn,hor m;ll;on a va,r ,ronnr,v arm, .bem
III, co,or,l ,b;rl,s tho ar,;iIorv school a,
U1u,.., Nn,r,o' a,,J ,h, W., po;r. da,,,
are an honor 70 the country. OF West Point
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Colby University Notes.

very large number will stay out next
term to teach. 1t is said that not half the
students will be present. There will proba-
bly, be in attendance about IA Seniors, IL
Juniors, Sophomores and 90 Freshmen. OF
course this is rough estimate, but the ques-
ton now arises whether after all the change
in the terms was advisabe.-We are glad to
announce that President Robins and Miss
Norcross of 80, are both slowly improving.
Two more of 81 are out with the
measles-Messrs. Gushing and Ryder of the
Senior class, represented the Colby Chapter
of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, at the recent
convention at Amherst College. One of the
prominent acts of this convention was the
election of President Robinson of Brown
University, as an honorary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prize exhibition, Friday night
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Mr.. John Csrbett. genial young hair
dresser employed in Jesse Johnson's tonsorial
psrlors, met with queer accident, Sunday.
Mr. Corbett sat in his room by coal stove.
The fire had gone out, and the hampers were
closed. He was reading Byron's poems. He
struck a match, lit a cigar, and then threw
the blazing brand into the stove, which was
full of imprisoned gas. This took fire, and a
great sheet of fame burst forth from the
doors right into COrbett's face and eyes,
singeing moustache, eyebrows and hair, and
scorchng his face badly.