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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

The American Da,ryman gives the in
formation that the dairy industry OF the
United States represents an Investment of
oyer si,3oO,0o0,00O and an annual pro-
duciion of butter and cheese of over
$350,0O0,O 900 in value Over 100000
pounds of cheese and 800, 100000 pounds
of butter are made annually. Of the total
amount OF butter made in the United
States, New York produces 100000 900
pounds yearly, end 1O0,0oo,oo0 pounds Of
CHEESE. OF this immense production Of
butter and cheese but a comparatively
tritiins amount is exported. During the
wear ending June 80, 1879, the total arti-
Giles exported was only sls,00O,0oo,
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
Mr. English is grieyed that politics are

Mr. English is grieved that politics are
more corrupt than they were forty years
ago. The barrel candidates are RESPONSE
bic for this brancl. Of the business, and
Mr.. English himself was the only barrel
candidate on the ticket. He certainly
was not nominated for any other reason
,lan that he was believed to be million
ARE and lavish With his money.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

Eight of the thirteen Legislative districts
Of Dakota give four republicans and two
democrat in the council and ten repub
licans and two democrats in the house.
The districts to hear from are republican,
with possible exception of the eleventh
L is safe to say that the Legislature will be
politically very much one sided.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11

The situation in Ireland is interesting.
Al address concludes with this striking
figure of speech "The solemn hour strikes
u1on the dial of time"
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
Lock.

J. L. Dahl informs the people of Can
ton md vacillity that he viii sell the gen
nine Singer Sewing machine for cash, OF
On time Cab Rnd sBe
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
Why Not

buy the geGuine Singer Sewing machine
of j. l. Dahl and make your wits happy
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1880-11-11
Taken Up.

On the farm of T. s. MoultoR, sn Sad
die creek, SEPT. 10, one SOW md I'VE pigs
which the owner can have by paying
charges, also fhIs notice.
, 1880-02-13

that e.,c tatl never hccn fmr.lc,,. hi, ,,.-,-
tini tiic co,. not part NTH h:r III rbi'Se ii''SSe'ard
Court r,lc otherwise. M howAvcf, aud % ,,risrcd Il. +.
wn1la r,,, ur, tnkInR hcr Offspring w!,h Wt 'sy ihs
Mira. Price, u very rt.elmctnhle okinR tnEsn,. nrs,
Ereds ycNrH md months Old. X H. ''s''5M s'oc
sfIonT AND rAruE71c,
Three ynats mud efHht months mn. wbto ,,.,.
he l.atl left hrr d scAts'h or wosk. 'SWnlns Whnnlns
bhe her fnrewctE no ,l mt k,tnw whcrcn nsh sa hs
gnE itnal'nriy we,,t firth nto wtl ons
whether la il l,eci fally ,icnit wI. I, shu itee
Mnt yrt she Htl llcno'l Tint 1r wtnit tr,Ms,H icy
rrSe rn Ss sSrty NTH ,rcftl fftsnstr% IT.. tielr VI;
hl.,ad WIS In ChIcgonfNl ap stnrtcd i,s IN ~, hsF
Of him. III WIS MT to i'n found, how"ysr ss IT.
wsa a' a SS dq % paas; nSTS 'Irs II ttnn t thses
weeks 10 tl,o lioino of ilio Frjeneesr.a er ss, sss
tinally to tho lnr. !lGsc; Hhc !' no o6jccaaaa aaa
!sigly delivered to tho f[Otne. ee''a'
I,oss,l Of II il,o c.M,t'y Cmnt yestenlay. IN II
frtcns In other pI,ccs who wo,tli takc ram ~
theni hnl free transportation wus uces,n,,nnsI1 y
provided thein. Unp inntter IN cu,lt1cctfon uSI
the days work which requires amcllors,ion"ts "s :
rEEp1So nr THE CHILDREN
during tlleIr stny In tho cIty. The l,abIcs-,o.
the snM!Hrtty Of tho eMts!ren wess s,lrh-xtstrs,
oelosk M % II, iho feroan ene no ,1l 1iln9,hns whs, es
ennaa. fer f % and KIT hs L i mt een ssn@c. q,
sasGri1to ss1nS ya,sh,xr. whlsh wa tasen " y soe
ferei With till grutto,is l,clp enlInosns IsG sst I;
nsS.tH ,In s,Is ws Tepei p tsi, ioF tho yYsscr whsd
, 1880-02-13

., ,.., ... a., ,, ,,,.,,,,,s
~" nNcrrsi: Atter tne ~" nso ,nm ms"' .na
w9'n rarn"Fy ~ fRsssss ~. " ,r r My w !'o
,n % sss,sksf .sn sHInl Il H., ,S En-! ,,fi tr n @ s
ws aG nr{fy WIZ , sG g., "t ns'srn ,n,a
Justice "h'!he' ntMh Whit'' we Ersaeuiinr i' WE
ntfrslttI. ~ fmt irinl no Witness ,n Mt'S.ny ny,
Sn;gs Wng VIII t"ss r.,asseis. i.s.,s une et'iH ni
h" n Wl,ncst, T.. toll r%l t M"Es
cnhrStio, w!tl tHn sltlrYe's VII
aw,se; Witness tcm sxp!.l I t,n M,A. .t,a, II,
Wil'ch tho IhsntMe ttlfrti'lfs WNa netiG h,t hMtivi
aE wien ti,isimrta,Mn MrrttHk Inc efs'hr,tisf; , :
Witnrss nnscrh stnRlc in,sMat' nt nv, ~
pnftiisf ever. HiFnf' TIM thili'sn 70 MseittNil.i.
~ n!.i nre nllcRe that thc :. rntn.1' wy ,,s Mr
lt,ltis!tt.l1Gt'l'st'. W!thtsa HruRE'xh!M H''I;
lerW r'ctipla rftNitest r. lnoSe hr Mtiti n!H
partner t!d ElscM 10 thr hese s ci'rs rs,,s,,r
ht. fal W. ftm tho 'lefc,m'a1't' w wh"n ~, 10
!enret' tn'i! tho lhttlt'4t letter rx,t.ltsiH shn
nlt,tre 81 tho enterprise WIS ws!1t"n u Mn
sshaS, cnlitti ~" lalttr iathts; nntl. aukc@anE M @
me ttt1ft 1s't tho ftl!it.y wiiieM III. i4u III !'i
tncssi'rn IN nave nhstaiifG fh"fe III oHo WIFI 'no
d11tHtofs eii!srGr'se: .,r A.. ,.,,.,,..
:!nl,n u. H.pNrlll. thn t'nrtirr ~ tnn rluHtntass
wltncss; tee.1H'iizh tho thli,ssf 'rtt"r htiE; .i;.
~ Lnl1r na t!'e "'H tn*rt It4l t.lfi nt tnc nn!iGn
hEt'r wHci nc WI: nrrHstcti; ~ rtetlte! tuAt, II
securing sft'M.flptiotS 1tf tno Hrtctnry. H. lA
, 1880-02-13

20 rrent ~ TINT Of tho METERS III the trrry SCENE.
bring compelled to t'r*s nr "r 10 lcnsn their
III tho very joil party.
!, Tho French opera-honfre company under
tho ,nnnnEcn cent ut s!r. slanr!cc tlr, will. n,
ttlotr return tn this city. devote s.r evenings
nesocnt Il seiy. y N" rio cssnins n =: 1T arari far
thts r,lrpo' il ito nth hst !,n whlcit ocrn.In!.
'will Mi he Ir cstntcl thc "1!e!ls Of Nnrnn'.''E.
rrrccetle 1t all tickets sold by members of tho
srh9cfy thnil r" to sw It hesict sf, f
nle1t trc therefore. requested tu purchase their
trkr' fro,n members Of the st,ciety, win.e I'D
; ;irGs' will l'c given n few :ny,: Until then ~
10 lrimrn strrct. Tickets ini,Eht ut tho bnx-
oil fec ctunt only for the managers benefit
A quiet aud very pleasant wclding oc.
IT, shIt, Tat as fe s. aet q Mr n
Miss 1)nrn A. shisFls. md Mr.: !. ". D. Trccit. nf
this 'aty, wcre ccicui1,'sI thy ceremony tonk l
etnt',i,g. Thn brdu md grunm wrro tina.ttndrt
An er ihe ccrrmony, tho hn!ry cn'lrlc r,cit't!
the hearty congratulations Of thotr rrlatycs mud
tho etIntMny snt sla,wn to to,ttcous wedding
a'Ipper. Mf: md Mrs. Trcen departed fslr y trip
- tho South last evening" intending to M nf,se,t
whtrc they Will be plenscd to sec their frcuds.
Tho Com1nlttcu lluytng III charge tho mr.
rnnueincnts Tor tnn mi, t. is given ,anicr tho
ton ihsil,IluE u, tho evening Df March II. u,rt
lust night # Is,,rkos llotcl Mnj Farrell prc.d-
ungra1 for tho trclsinn. The Gn,lrilttro n,
Printing were nutlHrzc'l to hatc S.m a',t'ltlonn!
Tickets prlntcl. MEAsrs. Jntncs +. M11rirly nn'l
Michael Krane, wllo wcre Imprinted, III i
a"s s; b,sass* * mct. i H S";ore tSat s lily hsI et
, 1880-02-13
WING CHUNG.

1lk 0ETs OUT OF TIN MEsltEs or THE LAW.
Tho preliminary examination OH cllargo OF
perjury Of Wing Chung, tho Chtnaman whd
caNscd tho arrest Of Wong Chin foo, tho CHI
licse lecturer, on chargo ut obtaining money
updcr false prctonscs, wh1uh was dismissed by
faro Justice Morrison yesterday nrtor1toon, Il
chat,xe of ve,,iu being hnA from Justice DcH,Ara'
Court. Tho case IL I'LL o.ltgrowth Of tho suit In
which Wong Chin fo0 anst IL cnAp!o Ut enter-
prialnK Ainrrican citizens N4ulctt 0'Nelll md
Htrtcklpr stNa! Jointly ehnrked with ubtfnlng ~
from eacta ut number of ChinaH.cn on the fAlso
ltGuslso as HI equivalent. Wong chin Fu0's In
i'tHesS Of pnsaSlpation i, the alleged swilldlo
tho perjury proceedings axast Wing Chung Tor
the purpose OF securing satisfaction of hls
E1Iethy.
TaG juetiue-otllce WAS crowded With spccla-
tors. MInDnK then Altnut thirty EhttesG, who
watched tho proceedings with tho closest possi-
, 1880-02-13

THE 6TRtsETEIt FhCTIDN
ar tho Trade md I.abnr Council met Mt Grec,e-
haum's l1nll lust evening, r. II. AlcLDgan III tho
cltnfr.
Tho Committee on tho organization Of a bus
lInu reported TINT thoy had trlwn up tho
nccussniy pMpGrs to be s1nt to Springfield to
procure charter, but for wnnt Of funsa 10 pny
tho necessary oxpc,.ses they hnd not bron for
Wat.let, Whgreupon 81 WAa voted for thelt liRH III
that direction.
Some discussion followed upon tho admission
ot delegates, and, this being disposed Of,
u member rra.t IN address tn bo sent
TO tho Co,tnutl OIL tho question of
tHluoati0n, In which 1t VIII urged TINT o.lr
schools -hnusrs needed to be bcnutltlctl; thlt
moro .scho.-t",'ses were needed; md !hat tho
tcachlng OF .lrIwlt'g, music. an.l foreign lnn-
schM!s Until every child l1ud hecn ntfurtcfl M
opportunity 10 becon'n etil1cMtctl in tho con!1ua,
ss ,ste' e sow T1I bt ss s Ss ' ahrsa 1f s,,"s Il IT,
city weru absolutely without schoul facilities.
and that thosn lii attendance ,Ipnn tho schools
wrrs not not e>noukh > teltGicrs einpioyet!. ''''
Tho parcr. clcltctl 2 w!Ao md wthl 'lso OF
words, and It wMs finally cons,trrci y! antl u
committee was appointed tp lay 1t boforc tho
The GoIy then wont into executive session, to
% Se prcse,itei M to sess,s. % rarnel I uni Ilpn po,t
were sill Ut work II il. it,
TtE CoMtuNlETs.
4 rcgutur meeting OF tho Trnde and Labor
Council wns held Inst nyctlnx ut No. 81 West
Lake strrt:t, Mr. ". d. Ward tn tho Gtlnir ThOre
wNro thirty mcmhce1 prcscnt. Tho AuMlHa1uatcd
Silver t1iers Antl Ialcquerrrs n,ltt tue Picture.
rrn,ne p1tinhcrs setlt eteBntes for tue 'lrst tne
Ih!s gathering l,e!ug tho Conm.,n!st ona Of tue
dtsr,,ption, tho uvcufAE was spout III prc-
pntinE u Hct Of by.lHwB uni rifles
Tho DRIFT at u clrcilar which IL to
be listed by the Co.lncl WHY submitted aud mp
proved. 1t tthlk tho furtn Ut series ut t!uGs-
yldo wnrk for l.ll who weru willing and nlbto;
wliAt could ha done to rfuyG,lt tho t'owtlw'.rd
employer" !" 2sum forcins waxes dow,i, amsi
other Inquiries Ut II llku cIArucur. Thu Glruu.
lnr Is to 10 sent thlt to persuns supposed to bo
Interested III tho lAbor tlllesttun,
, 1880-02-13
l.Espt,xstt,tt.,ry OF p1,,rcrol,s.

NEsPnSstAtItTf OF plHEErnlt5.
Tho concluding recommendation In tho report
nf N, j;rrn,nr Nutionu, Hank cnuurcssnnui
I.''a.t,,a.,,,,. H..,..,t..n .,,,Is,,t1 =. ,,..n.
t"Hes,s"tHaR eo'",t'ec, Phnlle,re" ~, u. scsse.-
dhy's washington u'HpNtcliea 70 IHE TRIBUNE.
TINT tho Nuttounl- hunk net 10 go amended us
IN f,nia IN :, ,nnro ssr{ct ncrtuntublItty Mi nj
..." . ~ y, ~ ,". " Nv. .''.e a.. ,.,.,s. .,y.t, v,',..
1cetorst aueh !lot Hl'pe"F u. iieet "ith tasor
NiHong the llnnktnE interests III This city, 1ldE-
i,)u rrom tho results Of interviews yesterday he
twcrn n rcportcr for trur ,rrtnt,Sr md Tim rrcs-
,as.... ~ -, ~ A., 49,. .,.,tni,.',. Nott
Menls ~ t"o VI '"c "''s' p.o'i'ens Nhl1pu"'
banks slcrc.
NJ don't xcc nuy need Of cbnt,gc," sail tho
I,n,,,kcr first nrrostrt uThn Inv M II stnuds.
.,nn,.,a,1 .. ~ n,.,,, ~ ~ 10 a.,,,,
P'"t"ea H'e' w W 70 s"'o
onolIgh, mud ID reinforced by tho
strict Gath which Il Director IL compelled
IN tnto Tim f,o,n,nittcn H., ts rnrart ,rcs ,,t,
t,o ~ .s - ~ a"',,s
1e" vi 'ae soit" " "s'e1'l'tc"s ~ "o""t i'"s III
order 10 h0ld tho Directors TO moro strict ac-
cnl1ttabllity, hut the ilcH presumably Ia to ntp-
1t,o nou,o aort ~ n,nix,,n,crt nv IN othor
wor,,4 e ~ mike tbon cr,,nina,iv ii,,lc '"''
"utus' " h"'ho thenH et'1hl''a''s i'"n'c'
"AnA whit Is your opinion rs to tho pronrioty
Of tkRt?".
''Htu,ply TINT 1t yyoeltl be very uujust to hold
crlnlnnIiy linhle II set Ot men who volunteer
their services without pny."
''Thcii you would lIot favor my such ascrtt-
ment?'
MO. Tho law rs 1t ts, together with tho onth
Il Director tnkes, provided It y lived np To-. is
good enough, uiltl shouldn't 10 tjuklrcd With"
, 1880-02-13

MARRIAGES.
CUAii1N3--DAViH-Fcb II, ut tho rcatdence nt thu
brdpA parents. III Thirt!etIl.st, by the sev. Charles
lfnlt EvyInst Chatles II. Cushing and Eva Davis,
both " CbIcnHD.
Eh.HyrnrMtS S,y.} Gapcrs plcasn copy;.
n IVA. oMALKEitI,REsEN-FIcsay: F;l:o,s s: Te' E ls4 y
lYtcr. Mr. ticnrEe e. Wn1ker, .of Chicago, and Vii
Mnfy n. Keen. 0f SnW York. Nh CItr11H
, 1880-02-13
The Board Refuses to Reconsider Its Fos~
mer Action,

HElO HEEOkNcA eAp oCAuAs NAAA othVA
inspector Ct,rran moyod That tho prayer bc
tic,i. STILES moved to refer It to tho Commtttcc
u lnspcetor Ktono ro,narkcd TINT be didn't want
10 SEQ tho tttng slnHthprrt1.
Inspector CiIrr.ln moved As Nh amendment to
refer tn tho EotnInltteo oil Tcxt-books and
X,l thuro it .ltlsily wont, tho Committee being
instructed 10 report ut tho next incuttng, when
thu sibicct will como up ia u special order. i.
sCI.nDt. AGENTS. ltErnisT.
Tho monthly report Of tho s,thot,s Agent, 6. G.
siS;s; rssc!pts, Sl",oSj; totai: 1,as$: exl,endi
turcs. I,siii; cash On i1and Feb !, $2 lGI. At
rr te ar t. sch'S S f' s o aI, % ~ tG
Ec,'. |, tho total ntnnlint thus due being Nj 1D.
Thc rGport wls rlncn4 ~ tlic.
atntIAtics III rc8nrd to tho attendance on tho
thlcnSo public schools Tor tho school year 10
date: -
E.lrolinent of hoys ..'...'.'..'''.:...S 1!9
Toiul crnllineiit Of pupils. .b,ss
Averl,gu daily membership. ti8
Avtr.lKc tlnfty nttcttlnnce,. $50
On motlon If Inspector Nclnny, tho ,1a1ne ot
tho lire,lcr Street School wts GhnnKrd TO tho
tl1tDn Avenue Schnul. to correspond with tho
CMnrlls action In chauKlnv l}renlcr sfrcut thto
Inspector lilrhhcrg moved to adjourn.
TIE N.tnRtAuE QUESTION
Inspector Armstrong requested tho Inspector
10 XII H. nq ,u ~
HpeGnSr Al.cs.MS ~ ~, ~ imit ~ IfntI
AI1letto1G ~ tte'nCuI ~. III " utse;..
~ rentK'ng tatt tno ~ s tsss Meeita
n ssS tug ~ rln Mx teS''GFS h"S m 81 M1TiG9s
nGted rtlier hastily and without due conaldo
ION. Wn!1o !MsrS 'Hm1 10 9't srt. ry resnrs ,
lnf Iho EnssaHu =! s;ien t,sna tnstu WurG atp @
Tenshs Wii{ IL Fnn,tEi n.' aHr ueV pHsses', a!.a,
III 1facF 10 ntSo 5i1Itto ucnerNtau.l WY EeaE! N
II ti,Attlrc s9t;esio'i, nc mossu % aecansacr
rule sly Whlen tMe ruie Mas !tn.rtea, n4 70 n'@no
ING inntser lmo nraer 1nE M tno ncSt .a.eGtaR .R' ,
Inspector stohc saitl ho nnti 1tlatMfcd tnp SID.
1ect seie!atIf' lio MIsnL ptcsenL ~ tHe ts1
nleetli1s, D,lt ne hhd pcet1 hH shotlI eefta'ny
hAvG voted tHs y. ..,, e,,,,oa
"WhNt IL II, hnyhoHt HaRctl lnhnector otltes,
M WY NY ssn & sH stn, ns ~ Ilo I,i 49, n ~ -
.iom! puinn. ~ 1s~- 111 ''N'' '" 1' ' oS'' va
Mfrfn rI,Ie rcnresainp narrfnpe In this ctty"
r.s,mt,ei Inaprntnr slime. ir,,,}1,atiy It mn
.'ttlrs thnt when n wnt,,nn hms thn n,tdnCitr tn
,,"s irnrrici. she ia 10 bn rcnrcsssd" fLniirh.
nfor 't''o' "@'o >" w ~
I:11rt,,,,,po rpanarttr Stono apit1 he did mt
.hiH u ,nn.snrv ~ atuto nt,niv snnc ~ lin
n"s",,s tint iM.i;,ci III, an1ntttc a., i,tca r.,
urs 9TH s,,,s,! unn 5 ,,,,,i"rst wtnt Il A. W. KIM
wv IL LIZ ,,Is t1y T., sn,nr ~ thn r,,io III
WI, ~ VIZ ~ ~ .fmr ~ ~ ~ ,u.e. y @ W
wv WV ~ tI ~ ~ s,,.iM t,,st % IL % .yma
sua.s au no n''.t - 73 3A iA ;rta.r fs ~ ] ~"
tct5 Miug!I Il t .MtV ~ W. in!ct @ nmGtu ~ MctS ~
fsasons LOT u Wcn eh.s;I noe ~ ohet5 ~ nas LII ~
, 1880-02-13

No Fanny FRIOks-1leat set teeth, Is; fllling u
rates. McCheancy 9sros., CLARK aud Ranlolph-sta+
, 1880-02-13

Tho Ellredge Sowing -Alach!ne-lt len,ls
the world, aMl Is tho best tor yoll, to buy.
Sold OH ll0lltllly payments. fO0 btate STREET.
, 1880-02-13

"MtsIc bath ehurti,s.'' 10 hhve the cigars and
candles bought at Dawson's, I'll HtAto sttcut
, 1880-02-13

at tho uf"'ta rac''c' -..,
es.nFx sIakss :: ;Ss$!sss$;, s ;,;,Ii t;s,Irea' osae"s.
c,s, j. H. ~ rnar r ~ Assistant ,ss General Passenger
A@''''".' "'"N''"ee' - u. 'Ao N'"''" ''''.'
! Ex-lleut. Coy. 1fnclil,ack, uf Louisiana,
v9hp hns been III Washington for Rtno tlays tcok-
inE Mf"t his hul'ca'f"r appointments VIII bo Ill
ena."s' .'-'as, -, , m
ologstal scn,inary, icctiirci IN Lower Farws!t
Ha tnr Il, sI s,rsSss x'8 VII lno '''''s0" o' o'af''e'
Tho Temperature Yesterday, ~ observed by
Inthlins was ut ~. ~, IN 'r{rtrs; 10 n, ,.s 10;
I'm, 4 " p NJ m,'' i; ~. "s'o' b"ronescr a"'
I,efure Justice I,rowly II iulxnmpt for
nnnv 81 y ts 'ty " wns @ rn Viz, mra,s, th ,,m.
aEcr, ot tho n!rkie hinsf.rd company fur print
ing Hnhe turing 1ue1r y 4H9emeht hefe'
11c,a, & nsksr y i " i, fs%!s 4 J. Mt'Eht
r. thess points an "f re- Wcster i" lrEn
Of tto Assocatwl P,rs, nro Mt tho t;rntlt icifis.
Tho Oriental o,nsistory, i. p. L. s., gayo
en- I,st n!Eht nt sAe Asyl,inn; IL tho A,ncrle@n
sasvpssfv!, and ws,s atte.,deA hy the usual
crowds Of dcgbtts ID guests.
4, George @ Williams lack:.rlycr. YESTERDAY
STREET aid Chiu III, avenue, mid w.,s quito bully
stunned and bs nlaca. lie w,s attended hy 1>r.
G.P, CUNNINGHAM and themes WIS sent 70 hts
1to,,r,. Gil, .of,r ;, r..,,l,n+ ,,f 1r,,ur pal.
Hcn heieI, isSlteli. VI !IvdMs inlk,
sa sEe % nst 'ns sofsa f9on bs s
ssns ,n s a II AZ a =" Tug SGaofcS nx y us ts
home.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Senator Blaine's Receptions.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Herald says: The Saturday night re-
ceptions of Senator Blaine are as elegant as
any entertainment given before Ash Wednes-
day. He as so arranged his list that guests are
invited for the first and third, and second and
fourth, Saturday evenings; then the same
guests meet twice in the month. His home is
filled on these Saturday evenings with the
most prominent in every circle of life. Last
Saturday evening the reception was attended
by many of the diplomatic corps, members of
the Cabinet, numerous Senators and Congress
men, officers of the army and navy, literati
and artists. A few of those present were
Senators Pendeton, Burnside, Anthony,
Vance and Nc Pherson, Mrs. Senator Randolph
and Miss Randolph, Mrs. Senator Pendleton
and Miss Pendleton, Justice Miller and his
daughter, Mrs. Stocking, Justice Bradley and
Mrs. Bradley, Representative Joseph G. john
ston, Representative and Mrs. Randolph
Tucker, Representative Fernando Wood and
Mrs. Hickok, Representative Keifer, Repre-
sentative Robson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordhoff,
Mrs. Dahlgren, Gen. Sherman and Miss
Rachel Sherman, Gen. and Mrs Van Vliet
Gen. and Mrs. Mckee Dunn, Judge Drake
Judge Adds, Capt. James B. Eads, Mr.
Healey, the artist, Mr.. and Mrs. She ill, Col
and Mrs. Audenried, Mr. W E. Chandler,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Noyes and Mrs. Eugene
Hartshorn of Massachusetts, Secretary Evarts
attended with his daughter, Miss Minnie. The
dressing was very elegant. A handsome COLA
ton was served.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
Oct. Ii, 1873.
OFFICE HOURS: u.

OCts ASSSs
OFFICE HOURS:
From 500 a. m. to $50 p. M, Sundays excepted.
Sundays, open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 a. m.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Boston and intermediate offices-Arrive at 1920
and H. p. M Close at S15 a.. m, 1910, 800
and 900 p. m.
Boston and the West-Arrive at 5.1Op m.
Intermediate or Way Mails, via Boston g. Maine
Railway-Arriye at 1920 and $40 p. M Close at
Great Southern W "; at 1920 p. M
and lilo p m. Close at S.15 a. M, 1910, 300
Bangor and connecting routes-Arrive at 90 D.
Augusta and connecting routes-Arrive at g. SO a.
m. and LOO p m. Close at 11.3O a. m. and 435
p. m
Arrive at S35 a. m. Close at 100 a. m.
Lewiston and Administrative at 2.O5 and 8. so a.
M, and LOO p. m. Close at $50 and II. 80 a. m.
Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, S. W. Harbor, Mt.
Desert J0nesport, Maehias Machiasport,, East Ma
Arrive at a. m. Close at 8 p. m.
Eastport, VIA each steamer-Arr1ye at 600 a. m.
Close at 300 p. m.
Foreign mails, via New York, day previous to sail
ing of steamers-Close at 81 a. m.
Express, Augusta, Bangor and the East-Arrive at
2.05 a. m. Close at 900 p. m.
Skowhegan, Intermediate offices and the north
Arrive at Loo p. m. Close at 11.3O a. m.
Skowhegan also closes at 900 p. m.
Canada and intermediate offices, via G. T. R.-Ar-
rive at H. 40 p. m. Close at 12.45 p. m.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island-Close at
1l.30 a. m. and 800 p. r-
Swanton, VT, and intermediate Offices via P. g. o.
R. R.-;Arrive at 81 p. m. Close at $50 a. m.
FIyeburg, Me-, and intermediate offices, via P. g.
0. X. R.-Arrve at HOO a. m. Close at 2.30 p. m.
Worcester, Mass, and intermediate offices, via P.
& r. r. R.--Arrive at 1.2O p. m. Close at 1910
Rochester, N. H., and intermediate Offices via P.
& R. r. R.-Close at 6.50a. m.
Carriers, deliveries at 100 and 1000 a. M, and
a. M, and 200 and 500 p. m.
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Harmony Lodge.

The first anniversary of Harmony Lodge, I.
o. o. F., was celebrated Saturday evening by
delightful entertainment given at Odd Eel
lows Hall. The committee of arrangements
was composed of Past Grands Milton Higgins,
d. W. Nash, Addison Frye, F. 7. Merrill and
Bro. B. I. Small. The musical and literary ex-
ercises-nublished in Saturdays PREss-were
OF high order of excellence. Mr.. David
Moulton gave a select reading in place of Mr..
L. b. Merrill. Mr.. Kotzschmar presided at
the organ. A unique history of the Lodge
was read by n. G. Cummings, p. G. R., and
an elegant supper was served by Lucy in the
banquet hall. Nearly 300 sat down to the ia
bles. After ample justice had been accorded
to the repast several toasts were presented and
responded to appropriately A number of
grand officers were in attendance, and the af-
fair was pronounc ed an agreeable occasion.
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BOWdOiu College.

The rumor copied by the state papers from
the Boston Journal to the effect that Prof.
Smith will resign his position to accept the
professorship of mathematics in Yale College,
is pronounced false by that gentleman who
further says that he has no intention of leav-
ing Bowdoin.
The Stone bequest about which more or less
discussion has taken place, will be paid the
first of September next, and Prof. Young, the
treasurer of the college, expects to begin work
on Memorial Hall when the money is paid
over.
The following members of the Junior class
have been unanimously elected as editors of
the Orient for the ensuing year: c. H. Cut
Ter, Pennington; F. A. Fisher, Westford,
Mass; G. Haggerty, Webster, Mass.
G. E. Harding, Hallowell Fl. B.
Hathaway, Hallowell; J. W. Manson, Pitts.
field; F. c. Stevens, Veaze. The present
volume will end with the next number and is
said to have been successful financially.
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John Benson, Jr., Fusion Deputy Secretary
Of State told Mr.. Hale's committee Thursday
that in November, before the 18th, he met
Councillor F. G. Parker in Bangor by appoint
ment and the latter informed him that there
was defect in the returns of the town of Dix
mont which must be corrected in order to
count in Fusion senator. Parker said that
the Council proposed to throw out Republican
towns which were similarly defective and
hence this return must be corrected. He told
Benson that Councillor Brown had blank
return which he would send him. The return
was corrected and counted
Benson further testified that the first tabula-
tons which are missing were put into his
hands by councillor, whose name he declined
to give, and that he had them at Newport. He
offered to give them up and messenger has
gone to Newport for them.
Benson was brought before the municipal
court at Augusta, Friday, ON charge of en-
bezzlement of $3.50 of State money, paid him
Feb. I'd, by Garcelon, with instructions to pay
to Black and French. He was put under
bends to appear Feb. 10Th, and did not do SO;
and his bondsmen now surrender him. Ben
sons defence was that he intended to return
the money to the State; and that he did not
pay it to Black because he thought that Garce-
Ion had no authority to use State money. He
was discharged.
Fusion Secretary of State Sawyer has asked
to be allowed to testify before Mr.. Hale's COM
mittee and he will be permitted to provided he
will consent to submit to thorough examina-
ton.
Ex-Gov. Garcelon reiterated his ignorance
OF the ''monkery'' in the count Friday and
said he was going to get his council together
and overhaul them