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OCA THE GREAT 1000
L COO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOCO
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTH WEST

40 IHE HGRIH, WEST AND SOUTHWESV,
Double Track, Steel Rails.
4nal5ss HsH n.s
For os sna 70 shs ana
shr Guy s5h Il Cars sD from
Akp piR rsioss OF Z
For Gsn boeIas aoshester ButfsIo Sasara
EXCEPT Saturday; With Palace Cars To osnsn:
For Willisnsport. Lock Haven and Elmirs. at 10 40
Fo, a New daily dG s eIse tgs Sunday ss
E1press Of Pullman Parlor Oars. 9 80 am.
For Brooklyn, n y. al through trains connect at
JsEsey City with boats Of Brook,yn Annex.
In double ferrss s scros ~ New YORK city A'0a
For Philadelphia, 10 40 NJ, 10. $40 and 10 30
E1Pfes On sg66day 10 and ls 90 nd. Limited
For Hslta Sn $40 az Ga 80 10 q 40 10 M and
sunday. CO. IL 10 10 go sna iGgS 30 s 9d
For pope's CreeS Line. Ga a L.. and 40 p. n
For LnLspois. 40 a, 10. snd 40 p. m. d.iy. e1-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Nay ASp ALEXAN4 RIA AND WASHING
Eor Hs1 81. : 90 Q Ism .ao s.2o
6G2b aud II 30 p m On Sunday ST z. and
II NJ. and pm;
For Richmond and The South, z am. daily. an3
6:2Q T. NJ daily, except Sunday.
Trains iesye Alexandra for Washington. 6. 8, J.
light on Sunday al s and "a 10 and n 20 O.
Tickets, information sleeping and parlor car &C.
cornodations be proc lred at the offces north
east corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. and at the depot where orders can be left 10
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotel
L. p FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. sepl7
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Mother and Boy at Bedtime.

tFf6Dl 50. Nicholas
Come" she said; cts seepy time.
Will sing you such a sweet little rhyrne-
something that you can understand
About what they do in Slumber Land"
mo" he said, 81 will not be good:
I'm robber-l live in great big wood
It's made of cake and candy trees.
lou can 20 TO Slumber Land if You please,''
Every body is lying down.
And all the creatures from man to fish
nave something better than they can wish.'
Then they don't know how to wish, !" he said.
- think it stupid to lie on bed;
am going to burn the wprld all down,
Anal don't want to go to your Slumber Town"
:. But listen, she said: .Tn Slumbsr Street
You often hear music low and sweet,
ana something's, there, you meet face to face
feopie yooA meet In no other place."
IIGh, that: he said, will not make me go;
NE hand organ best, you know,
with monkey; and do not care
10 meet strange people anywhere"
~ ~ But listen!" she said; Gin Slumber House
ne cat forgets how to catch the mo1sa:
St ne naughty boys are never there
Fotoou III a corner or set in chair,n
Vel, that is little better, said he.
r, but am going at once to sea-
IN captain I'm not little boy
Anu THIS Is my trumpet: Ship ahoy"
c,, bit hsten," she said; Sin Slumber Room
a4el beautiful flowers you see in bloom;
Ine nest OF them all, the very best
AouAlay PICK If you choose it name is Rest,n
o sna neeSi fhna for flower he said
S ~ 5o1oer again, great big, brave.
Hliehiuu robber; and this is my cave"
S BOW quiet the cave grew. presently:
ana h,tIilso, and stopped low down to see,
;1riiu Nnat she saw was her little brigand
lfa'eiins fur into Slumber Land
Two curt .ins white with their friuees brown.
lag La s ~ MN fast into Sumber Town,
U nu sue new that the restless little feet
were WALKING softly in Slumber Street.
MARGARET VASDEGRIFT.
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Rbetta, the ten-year-old daughter OF Wm
Macdonald, Of Huntington Pa, was accident
ally shot and killed Wednesday while handling
loaded pistol.
Several box cars OF train were dttched near
Crockett, Texas, Wednesday night, and an
unknown man was killed. A capias has been
issued for the arrest OF engineer Miller, charge
Ing him with murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-20

How SIN MASIACS MET THEIR Dg,ru +,,,
xIam from 81 Peter. Mimi, November Is, sayS
The Official list OF the missing and dead emono
the late inmates OF the insane ASYLUM embraces
Tie names or u persons. Eleven are mentioned
as probably burned" The folio wing is told nv
an eyt-Wittes OF the fate OF six male patients
Hho were seen ctowSiug around window In a n
upper story during the progress OF the fire: They
we're wonderfully apathetlc and were anoareotIy
mere interested In the work OF the f1reInen-as a
cElld might &c interested IN such scene-than
In caring for their own safety They r,id no.
appreciate nor understand the mortal peril in
which they were placed, but jabbered al time !,
sIncBg themselves with apparent delight az m ;
spectacle as II the AFFAIR vas something soeni
ally ordered for their entertainment Ar times
as the flames came upon them they would move
aside but only for moment Finally. when
their retreat had been efectually cut OF. some
OF them seemed 10 realize in their dim intalleets
the extremity In which they were placed and
turned 10 escape, but returning 20 address a
Urade OF gfObertSh 10 the firemen, the floor gave
way beneath them ana they fell back uttering
chorus OF horrible imprecations, and were
roasted.
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THE EAST AND THE u VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
srH I$stsf s %ASHi ssr s 1880.
o:eo m.-Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta
$40 a.m.-tBaltimore Express.
mont, Sfrasburs, Winchester. Higerstown and
Sic m Point of Rocks and way stations.
800 m;-Staunton and Valley Express. (Oon-
800 a. m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
800 m;-t0n Sunday only-for Baltimore. An
10: 60 a. M Baltimore Express tstops a. Hy-
Junction, Jessnp's and HanoyerD
l2:l0 Baltimore. Ellcott City. Annapolis
LIS 2. m.-tOn Sunday only. for Baltimore and
2,05 p.m.-tBaltmore Express.
z:5o p m--tNeS lors, Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p. m.-Baltimore and Way Stations. Win
chester, Frederick, Hsserstown and Way, via
a so p. m.-Baltimore. Hya:tsvine and Laurel
E&lfess. frederick, via Relay stops at Anna
;35 p. nl.-fPo,nt Of Rocks, Frederick. Hagers-
town, Minchester and Way. tOn Sunday to Point
of Rocks and Wsy Stations onIyD
items.
STOP. m.-tChica9o and Columbus Express
6:45 p. m.-tPhiiadelpb ia and Baltimore Express
t5artinsburg and Way, Via Relay. Stops at II ats
vile q Laurel
COS p. m.-Point Of Rocks ard Way Stations.
6:45 I. MI Bs Cmo~e and Way Stations.
go p. nl.-Raltipl ore and Laurel Express.
9 20 p. n.-tPittsburgh, Cilcinnsti and st. Louis
Express.
9:35 p m.-tBaltimore, Eyattsyille and Laurel
Express.
10:l5p- m.-tNew York. Philadelphia and Bos-
ton E,press.
fDaliy. SUNDAY only, Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and
6i9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner l4th
street, wbeTe orders Will be taken for baggage to be
ChacEhd and received & mint Ii he cit
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OLYnE,N NEW EXPRESS LINE

HASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE's
LINES FeR NKw YORK, BosToN, PnovIpENcK,
FALL RIvER, AND ALL PoLNTs IN TIE NKw
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of ladng given.
SAILING DAYS.
From WashiDeton-Bondays, at 8 II. m.
From Pbiladelphia-Saturdays,a at 10 q m
Freight received daily until 8 pm. Georgetown
gO0ds received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM I. CLYDE & CO, General Manssers,
lzSouth WhAryes. Philsdelphia; j. II. JOHNSON
co. Agents, 18th ST. wharf and l202 I ct. NV,
Eashinston. tus27
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Chicago capitalists will Immediately begin
me erection of large and elegant private
Twenty first street, In that city, to cost half a
million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-20

this: ssThree n illion hogs have been packed in
Chicago since March /, but there are plenty
LETT
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The Profits of Rernhart:t.

n, [Sev York Msil.
MI: Henry E. Abbey states that his persona
pToilts for the first week OF Mile. B"rnh .r1s's
eehgageme Mt have been between sl2. $50 and sl3.-
wv anu that he has never before In his m auage-
TN llai career made one third of that sum In the
same Tine. Mile. Bernhardt. too, is rejoiced
, oaeI per pecuniary success; for, notwlthsta nd
Iug the enormous financial returns which she
Ieceiked during her extremely successful en-
ssasenents In London and belgium, she never
peloIe made so much money in one Week as she
mas made sipce she has been here
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nOOR- KEEPERS OFFICE, HOUsE REPRE-
u SENTATIVES. n. q

sF MisEnSG BRSbd % e. NSyEMBEa 18th; 1850 o.
Sfbee until u O'Clock Roon, on WEDNES DAY,
November oath, 1880. for furnishing tbs House of
and storing in vaults of south wing
MACE COAL, and 40 cords best OAK NO ID
Coal TO weigh 2, 240 pounds per ton ana to be re:
in two cuts, and to measure l2S cubic feet
per cord. and corded and measured at Capitol
December ], 1880. STORAGE and Government In
spectinn at bidders cost. The right to reject any
and all bids and to accept reject any excess In
quantity is reserved to the Government. Envelopes
containing bids must be marked Proposals for
Coal and Wood, I" and addressed to
CHARLES W. FIELD
nov19.3t Doorkeeper House Of Repres sntstiyes
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The directors OF the Chicago Acad envy OF De-
sign have decided TO build al opera house
costing $500 00J.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-sre.ysHrY
l N LIZ EEIMIsA NEW YnlK II AWE IIn>r,sa,S

" LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAYRE. LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The FteGmere Of this Company will sal every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier foot of Sd street. HOboken.
hates Of laesage:-From New York to Havre, Lon
ION, Snutham pton and Bremen. first cabin, 500;
second cabin, 500; seersse, $50; prepaid steerage
certificates, S2s. For freight or passage apply to
UELRICHS h Co, Bowling Graen, New York
". g. MFTZEROTP 4 CO.. 92s Ps. ave, Agents
FOR Washington. sus37
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=, NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
SrE6MER JANE MosEIKy

%ORfOLk AND FORTRESS MONROA
STEAMER JANE MOsEL6Y.
CAYTkIN JAMES L BARKER.
E!rst-clsss fare, 81 Round trip, 49,
81 SO Second -clsss fare. rs Round
DAYS, WE'D EsDAYs and FRIDAYS, of s O'Clock
m. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at 2. M stop
ping at Alexandria PineS Point. Point Lookout
sud Fort Monroe Va, going and returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and Z. y. KNIGHT.
Pier Al, East River. NY, SATURDAYS. at y. m !,
Georsetown at am. FRIDAYS. For freight
rates apply TO Il P. A. DENHAM. Ast.. 63 Water
st., Georgetown.
Tickets, Staterooms, &c, 20 TO General Office,
1916 r st. .. w., near Wizards Hotel.
ap2S o. LOWELL. President.
NOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
4 MONROE AND THE SOUTH e.
STEINER GEORGE LEARY, Car
rying q. q. NAL. JOSEPH WHITE.
Commander.
From foot p seventh st. From 6s%SSsI's wharf.
MONDAY. SeI IsKDNEs TUESDAY. e" THURS
5 bRh NJ and FRIDAY at BA AY .as sP ~ sAroh
stops at Pirey Point and pint Lookout Going
First-class fare. 81 Round rip. sl5O Tickets
GOOD until used. Tickets and staterooms for sale
tB. W. Reeds Sons, 1916 r ST. NV 81. Il. Polk
informs stationery store, 632 La av., next TO Post
Is. Il. DODO. Agent
7th st. wharf WASHINGTON, d. q.
u. K. KEELING, Agent,
sep21-6m Campbell's wharf, Norfolk.
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u JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WOOD. TELxPHoNIc CONNECTIONS. GOAL.
Fun Weight. Best 8nals.y. Lou f ,i,
Main ofhce, wharves, mill and depot connected
with uptown ofhces by TELEPHoyz.
With uneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
poraicaIly conducting the wood and cosl trade,
wharyes II Glory, extensive store yards enabling
to stock up largest when coal Is lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and sll in immediate commu-
nication. insurtng prompt attention to orders. we
prepared to offer to our patrons the best vare
ties OF coal at the very lowest prices.
the ton. JOHNSON BROTH RS.
Main Office mill and deoot foot OF 18th, 18th and
r SITS. g. Offices: 1917 p st. n. ". lll2 9th ct
NV. 141S It'll st. I. ". and 22l Pa. ave. sc. oil
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TOHN MILLER,
q Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
COAL AND WOOD.
Main Once, Depot and Kindling Wood MIL, ~
and Virginia avenue W. Branch yard l43 ct. g e.
Goa sold as low az any place in the city.
OAK KINDLING WOOD S6 90 per cord.
Load Of KINDLING WOOD delivered In Al
part Of the city for 81. Is.
TELEPH0NIC CONNEOTION.
Orders promptly nlled. and satisfaction guar.
Rnteed. au24 Sim
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CUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN

Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing At Cork Harbor,
Bothns. We'd. Nov "a Gallia Wed. Dec %
Algeria Alserts Wed Dec; I Bothnia Ned Dec q
atavia. We'd, Dec. Is Scythis We'd. Jan. Il
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
geo, $50, 500 gold according TO accommodate ons.
Tickets TO Paris, S.5 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerase ST very low rates. Steersge tcfets from
liverpool aud Queenstown. and al other parts Of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, GIasgow.
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on tie Continent
md for Mediterranean ports.
For freight ana Iassaee apply ct the Oompany's
flee. No Bowling Green, or both Storage and
ab!n IN OTIS BIGELOW CO.. Cos 7th street.
sa27 VERNON 81. BROWN & co, NY.
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COAL AND WOOD.

(IOAL. WOOD. COAL.
~ ARTHUR B. SMITH
Has on hand and constantly receiving the best quail
ities OF Goal and Wood. Particular attention gwen
TO the delivery Of Goal free from slate dust Or
ders through mail or telephone promptly filed.
Main Office-I233 9th st. NV.
Branch Yard-6ll New York av. NV.
fThomas B. Penick's old stand.) octs 3in
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NEW yORK-ROTTERDau.

NEW 1Ohh-hoTIEkBA
The frst-class steamers of this line 'Amster-
,am.,m Nv A. ,scholten, +" Rotterdam" ''P. Ca
5. Mail TO the Netherlands, leave Wason's Stores.
Brooklyn. regularly on WEDNESDAYS. First
Cabina$G0, $50; second Cabin,S45. $50 Steer
ige-S26. II. CAZAUX, General Agent, u South
William street, New York. For passage apVly to
". g. METZERoTT 4 CO., 925 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington; or +. II. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue and 18th street northwest. aug7
MERCHANTS AND NINE BU
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORIs and NEW YORK.
calling days from Batimore-Every VEDNEs.
DAY srd SATURDAY, at p. M, from foot Of
pears Wharf, (lresr foot 8. Gay st
From New York-Every "WEDNESDAY and Sat
JRDAY, st p; M, from Pier -. East River. tnesr
cot Clinton ST.
Stes freight guaranteed.
Rates OF psssa-e-Erst- clsss %, includn ne nlealf
nd ststeroom berth. sseerage, "a. meals. u de-
ired 76c. per meal.
's0s'0n "hsff Ee, III. sL ESyElno AZ. ND
ls2s-1y Pier lg, EAST EIYEB, S.Y.
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STEAMERS, &C.
STEAMsR marTsNo.

STEAMER mATTaNo.
- FOR PpTONkC RIVER LANDINGS.
fav.ps "a a,i. loot 9th and ats = -
s s TNNHsNistsyi; :, WEDNESDAY d,.stas sad EES
Mstte Creef, returning TUESDAY, THURSDAY
tno SUNDAY, stoprins at intermed ste landings
ssing snd returning. Aisa. AZ Matts woman Greek
Srlncer's wharf, "Wednesday ana Saturday 20.
ins; Ihursoay and Sunday retnrriins, aud Cottage
Landlng Monday going, Tuesday returning.
octb-sm q. 7. JONES. ksent.
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Fab ASSOCIATION.
n L. SHERIEF.

q L. SHERIFF.. ,.
COAL AND WOOD,
81 every variety.
Special attention given 20 every ords,
l114 and 33o Pa. Ave.
TELEPHONE connection.
Depot ana Miilss Watar and n street. Potomac
River. Gp29
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THE eTEAMER ARROWsMITH

WAR. S td asa IS hS .,Pss a;F5 5 s e
.. m, every
SUNDAY. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY.
FOR xIl tie POTOMAC RIvER LANDINGS a. far
G Leooardt Wn ana Nomini returning MONDAY,
EkrNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare ard Freight ct lowest rates
IylS-ly 81 STONE, Purser
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EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIyas

Capt John r. Wood, built expressly ~@
for the Potomac River business, t.-s.aSt5o ~
leaves 9th street wharf every MON
LAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, at O'Clock
. M, MAKING the principal landinys in the river.
L are and freirhts at lowest rates.
o. 8. LOWELL. President
oct1S SIN l4l6 street.
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Then rocky ledge projected, and below it an
abrupt precipice some fifty feet high. Amy
herbert lay on the ledge. She had rolled down
on 10 IL, and had evidently struck her head for
she was insenSible. This ledge was some three
feet wide; and, from the position In which the
girl lay. II was probable that, at the first move
nleht MADE as she came to, she would roll over
the edge.
IAN right, little one; don't cry; 1 will get to
cousin i amy. She has hurt herself; but dare
say she will be all right when get 10 her,
Hugh spoke cheerfully, but he was by no
means sure that the girl was not killed He
looked closely at the grassy slope, II was easy
enough 10 slide down; but once down, there was
no getting up again. He was fully a mile and
half from the town; but he dared not run for
alo LOT II the girl partially recovered she might
0e dashed TO pieces before his return. 1t was
evident that ne must slide down TO her. But
the child puzzled him. He was afraid to send
her TO the village by herself afraid to leave her
alone On the top; besides, II they were to stop
on that ledge till help came. it would be much
more pleasant with the child there, bosh for
Amy and himself.
"Look here. Pussy he said after a minutes
thought. Twill you be good quiet little girl If
I take you with me down TO cousin Amy?r
The child nodded seriously.
Here goes ther," he said: "now you take
hold OF my hand very tight. and We viii go down
as far as We can: then we will lie down on the
grass, you put your arms round my neck, and
we VIII Slide down"
was strong and steady; and lying on his face.
Win one arm round the child. he held on to the
tuits or grass. and ler himself Slide as gently
as ne could. Still his heart beat fast for an
instant when, On reaching The steapeSt point
VI .ne siope, they slipped down with a rush the
, az HIIeen feet TO the ledge where Amy lay,
ha!i over the brink OF the sheer fall below.
Now Pussy, you SIT down quite quiet while
STE 10 cousin ANY,
very anXiously the young artist lifted the
pool OF blood below IT. which had fi1We1 from
a"ouHo just above the ear. He put his fingers
~ ber wrist. and, after a minute OF anxious
'usgsnse, ne ielt very faint Pickering pulse
iLdhk SOC" he murmured deyoutly.
Ihen lie took out a whisky flask and poured
lew crops between the clinched teeth. Again
sho again ne did this, the child all the time Sit
.lDg penecfly quiet aud watching with quiet
Irightehed eyes Presently the gsrl sighed
tatnIly.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The FEAST AND THE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19
JAYBENsONJUNIOR.
mother Man WhO has State Money
IN his Possession.

John Benson, Jr., deputy Secretary Of
State under Prince Albert Sawyer, was ar
rained before Judge True yesterday afternoon,
at the municipal court, on charges preferred
against him for cmbezzlement and jumping
bail. Benson, il will be remembered, was
before Judge True February 18th, on charge
Of enlightenment of funds paid him Febru-
airy I'd, which funds were intended by the
Governor to be paid to Captain Black aud 10
+. w. French. At that time Benson tas
placed under bonds to appear before Judge
True February 18th. lie did not so appear,
and his bondsmcn accordingly had him be-
fore the court Yesterday His defence was
that he considered the $3.50 paid him by
Garcelon illegally drawn by that functionary.
and that If he paid it over 10 Black and
French he would be liable for il. This
money he still has in his possession, and In
tends to return il to the State. Discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

The lIallowcll Granite Hill Reform Club,
met March 18th, 1880 at o'clock =. NJ. and
had their election. and made choice Of the
following officers; President. Charles Dud-
ley; Vice Presidents, Samuel Gordon, Frank
Kittredge and John Kendall; Secretary. 3.
II. Estes; Treasurer, Arno Little; Chaplain,
Arno Little.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

Masters +. T.. Smith, a son Of MIR. Eugene
Smith, and W. A. Gardiner, son of Mr.. Ben
jamin Gardiner, have been assigned parts In
the exhibition at the close Of the term At
Bowdoin College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

Rev. &. II. Vibbert will deliver lecture
in Granite Hall on Sunday, =. NJ, March 2ist
at half past two o'clock. Subject-"Ths
Church and the Drink Curse The lecture
will be free, but a collection will be taken.
All are invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

The Cross brothers are hard at work
stacking ice in the rear Of the Journal ofElce;
and will utilize all the available room there.
James Devinc is also storing ice near the
Journal building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

Edward $. Sibley, formerly Of this city, is
now in San Francisco, California, employed
as bookkceper for the largest salmon canning
establishment on the Pacific coast. The pro-
prietor of the canning works is Robert
Hume. also an Augusta boy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-19

- = ~ a.sas
=, cnsntias s"e .." ~ -.
nave rss,,,a,,
ploPel treatment Oh .ne .us> go,
| s.inst rePuoucan canuiua'es' s"a =" ''
" e"e luslon csuuio..es.
| DSring me same ume, uom uso.'aSs 49,,
u'cn nuss N neAris al cases .'.s >"s
nvM 'ne olnci@is VINO "e" sAA'a ., ""'
s.1ui.s'uk ."e ,esurns. OF ~.o uaa e.s
tsoy OF them. oesects In fusion Towns WY
oeing coneo ey suostisuong "e~
~ ot etat"s o' " -
~xen eAP.'e 10. .ne purpose Oh s"'iuS SUI.
ue.ecss' !" souulou 70 su's' *"a y 'e~so" u
lnsot m..i"" 'uru'sne" IA 'ue 'ns""ee s'"'eu'
Amuas1s sere oe'ns taken an" cases We"
sossu up 'or 'ae PURPOSE vi '"""i"s 'u'
| PuoiicAn Towns.
IN Al cases a"ec'eu oy suen causes Tue re-
suits invariaoiy eoan'ed out repaoIcsa can,
oiuatcs ana counteu !" lush" ca"o'oa.css a"a
TINS to the extent that the majority IN esen
Rouse OF the legislature was i,iesaiiy snSnkea
from the repnoiican Side 10 the FUSION sue,
In reaching TINS result the "overnor anu
Councii refused TO allow repaoiieah errors IN
tns retIths 20 DC CORRECTED oy .os 'ecer"s'
anhougn such correc'ion was ousre" rcPcs'-
GUY os republican can"i"a'es OF "'ei' eo""
SCI.
Inc dinerent rules OF law isia GOWN ov 'ne
governor ana Coaneu as their guide IN 'ao-
aiating the returns, anu IN reruneat'ng rom
such taeuiations- were app'ied IN inherent
ways, As they were enforced where tnes
would throw GU. republican candidate oat
nct enforced where '"ey w"u'o throw OUT
fusion cahaidate'
Many OF these rules were contrary 10 law
anu must nave neeh made soieiS Tor the pur-
pose OF securing fusion quorum !" eaen
oramch OF 'ae ieSism'ure.
Inc iiiegai ana ifauan'eh' actS neiore re-
terred 10 were part {" premeu'u.eu pian'
ana the conspiracy inc oolect OF whieh was
70 secure quorum OF fusion members IN
eaeh orahcn OF tne legislature emprasea inc
members OF inc Executive Council ana inc
49, -, - ,,',I;,;,.. ..;,, ,,s,.'
s.. ~ ~. -.
heiu accountable Tor the fraudulent practccs
unuer whicn the eieetion returns were
ehange1 SO that the VIII OF me people was SET
asiue anu iiiegai certincates iss"eo 10 SENATORS