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MERIrED pRAssE

W. 49, = y O. = 7''11s1os DI9F fIfa Rsp)
We M Nx ~ iOr gfanftd that the Hon.
shs Rspuslicsns q the Of RsprsseDts yese IN
Mnsnnston Ior tne poslt9n Of clerk II any one else js
e 90 VIII be % eet himself cut Of the way NTH Ir noss
pc ceen.g NJ MeRaeson was the best eIsrt sSe
2nss q has ever had ana be has besn
sedy missed during the last six years from th %
which ne used 70 M WITH 50 much ability 0 pi@ce
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BURGLARY IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 1o.-The Office OF the
Union Express Company, in West Mainet, has been
entered and robbed. -Four masked men entered the
ooce from the rear Of the building. and overDowered
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DIED.

BURD-on wednesday, March 9, CarrissA Wteoi "0"is0
Funeral services viii be held vt the 10 A. nj
Baptist church. neal 7thave' saturday hAf'" ."
n SSSes Of ARK 1Odso No. 2s O. F. arc respectfully
Invited o attend.
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IN PARK.PLACE.

A fire broke out on the first floor OF the tive
story marbleront building at No 40 Parkpace occupied
by Cnrhnrt Brotbers wholesale grOcers at a. m yes,
terday The originated IN the Sub cellar ana caused
damage amounting TO about $1,000 before II was
aWti
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INCREASING IT'S STOCK.

CINCINNATI, March 10.-The Cincinnati
Southern Railway Company has made an increase Of
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MARRIED.

s1NoNToN-BRoNsON-A Emmanuel Church. Brooklyn'
NJ v March o. 1881. by the Rev Dr. Henry - ~ n"fi"s'
Mr. lanes W. SimOnton ana Miss Mary t. brohsoh
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rOmcial.l
Dolitiral Notires.

Republican Central Club Of New York.-RegulAr meet
ing az Clarendon Hall this (Pidayl evening at O'CLOCK
BENJAMIN y. MANIEkRE, Presdent
R PRAEk E g4STSns.sr. Secretaries
XXIst Assembly District Repabliean Asseciatios..
Regular Monthly meeting will be held at Morton HAIL. East
59thsL, this friday evening. at O'CLOCK ,eas ,,.
RoBr. o. n. FoRD. Secretary.
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TRIBuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Thdasr.m shows the naan'tns yasilon in, @ 81 hoo
f6r line rspessnts t1e
ns Z, 5.rstarr Indicated bJ the thsfm'me'S ~
nut ZAP Broadway
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General Orders, !


The COmmandant with the death Of Com
missary LOUIS B. RAIDER OF this Regiment BIS long.
faithful devoted military service part OF the history
Regiment and his noble and generous qualities az
will long be cheshed In pleasant remembrance ~ his
The Officers and members Regiment requested to
lin citizens dress) &C the Central Presby.
terrain Church 57ht near broadway on sunday tne iatn
inst, at O'Clock D. M. - -. -. n.
mental Iieutenants Am0ry and CarrinRton OF Com.
MAJOR C0ve and CCmmiss airy Sergeant
Clark Of the Non-cOmmssoned etah arc detailed 70 &C
By order Of Colonel EMMoNs cLARK,
rOaacialJ Adjutant
Entered the morning Of March Caro-
line Phep wife oJames Stokes and daughter OF the ate
Tnera from her late residence Madsonsye, Friday
March at 10a II requested that no flowers De sent
UNDERWOOD-Suaden emily, 7th inst, Elizabeth scho
1ed beloved wife OF the Rev. Amon Underwood OF Nv
ingtOn New.Jersey.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WADSWORTH-On Wednesday evening, the 9Th inst VIII
lam W. Wadsworth. in the 3lst year OF his age -.
residence his fatherinlaM john
Iderstine, 124 Wet 63dst. Friday nextAt7 ~
Burial from there saturday at q IN
Interment at Greenwood.
Rochester papers please copy.
wILLETs-At Homewood. Manhasset l. l. on "a month
Funeral held from her late residence on 6tn Day Tue
18th INST, at IL: 80 p. N.
friends invited without farther NOTICE
waiting Roslyn arrival OF the rar
leaving Long Island City ct lOa M and E1afbusnSVe
0:60 N.
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ErGHrY.rHREE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-The thirty third
annual commencement OF the Habnemnnn Medical Col
lpge was held o. the Academy OF Music TINS morning
eightyhrce students gathered from nearly every onle
In The Union. graduating.
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Attention gsntenon.

The Foreign Mails for ending SATURDAY March
~ 1851 will at this Office on TUESDAY az a NJ
for Europe by steamship Wisconsin VIA Queenstown on
WEDNESDAY, az $50 a. N. for Europe 1y steamsnp
scythia VIA Queenstown on THukSDAf, az W . m, Ioi
ieorspondence for the Continent must be
Soeciay addressed) IL for Europe Dy steam,
ship Westphaia VIA Plymouth cherbourg and Hamburg; on
SATURDAY at IL a. M, for Germany &c, by steamship
Mose via Southampton and Bremen Correspondence iof
Great Britain Continent must be specially 50
drsssed1 aud AT for Europe by steamship Br1ta
mic Queenstown Correspondence for Germany and scos
land must be specially addressedli and az p m loi
scotland direct BY steamship Anchor via GLASGOW and
at d a. for Belgium direct BY steamship SwitSeiland ys
AntwerD The malls for Honduras and LynRston leave
NewYork March The mails for Cuba and the West In
dies leave NeWYork March TO- The mails for Meno0 Leave
NewYork March 40 and IL. The mails for Nassau ~ "a
asve March The mails for Newf0nndianosand
~ P,erTs MGuelon leave New.YOrk March H. The mails for
porto Rico leave NewYork March H. The mails for Asn
S,Si and South Pacific leave New York March IL The
mails for Australia &c. san Francisco March IA lns
malta Tor China Japan leave san Francisco March L.
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Post Once New.YorK March 5, 1851
, 1881-06-01

Ti,EHE wcre thirty.throo deaths In tho city
yesterday.
TIE nusubor Of dog lloousos takun CUT ycster-
DAY was US,
TIN pullue ind tirua.on will he paid May sala-
res tu.lay. 1t will take fSl, ,09u tu 10 nFotnl.
THE Iicalth Office ut tho Stock. y ards yester+
tlAy cutlaeMned u!uveu hu9a. Weighing 1000
pUNlls.
II: u: tlAnRtaoN. Of ipswich. England, wrltos
bruthar, who raa8s,tly uasau 10 Chicago.
lItx,sa wero s1a soave.gcr permits isauel by
tho llelllh Department lust WeDk, ind T::3 .!!ea1
werU b,..10 puultls at tnuaI 10NdoMuM.
COMMISSIONING WALLER has gone down to
Frank fnrt, NJ. hts old hoIno. to Aiay unttl ho
MAynr will act ps Commissioner Ut publlu
Works.
THE bids for iifty tont Of load for pso pf the
llHrrEsull. Actilix VI Eantlnlsstu!sr ut PuGliU
Wurky. ,fhur9 were two bids ut III cvRls eaph
pGr pound a,d Que ut 4.19 cent?.
4 NEw two wheeled chemical englno has been
piactl IN tha huuso>of Truck 1. TWonEy. second
strait una Wentworth avenue, to h1 run In con.
hcctioa With tue hook an1 )pddcr cnnlpany. by
tho aatne 1reanan. u'Y}sr ths kane officers.
TllE rsuemaut. llouso inspectors soetn to hayc
allowed their wHgk IN run itself during tht lihgt
few weeks. COppluiMta luay bo safcIY left With
Ch,cf. lnsptctur uGIMIx, wh0 Will carefully tllu
lhan AWAY, ~ that they w:ll not bo &ttendod to.
THE strcet-cleanug contractor received two
of hfs new sweeping nluclllu8 from WusbluG.
sun Yesterday. Tue pgushcs had not yet arrived,
, 1881-06-01


MANSltALl-May u. ut tho residence Of hpr
ns.lther, lyA lnds!ln.nvr rf MentnVitit HsFthA IT,
Marthali. daukhtar Of thu late James ii. Massasli,
Fsnvfsi Weln9sdsy, June !, 1871. - l:n n. from
llt1nHt.-At his sstdcnce. AI7 Cottaxo Groyo-av..
Eunesa Thursday, Juno = at o'clock In t.akwooa.
MlALAft-Ths fstnans 0G tho ale Hubert 81. MllIar
will bv tnlu{Eed ff1n tho vault ltoHphl IeM1psy
Thursday, juno T. ffienla hrG inTtod. rEnn leaves
u0put utlp. III.
Observation-Disclosures, Alay 81. (sorus Al, t,es,,.
hart sOn Ut II. Ii. 0urnaFl AVud ID years alOaths
Gnnsfal THURSDAY, Juno Z lss!, etl p u,s from tho
pAErnts residence, &ss North FAuliliAsL, TO uoMi.
$nuIna rpnlstssy.
liAMROlit-Jruesdsy. MAy III. ut her Residence, 81
Wntasl-sy. Mns. ]. NaIt0td. axpa II soaFs.
NuIco Vt EAiuFA lA YhuFsd4y'k paper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. of tLeMrt dlsoa1o, ut tho raal-
dunGo Ut bur duuuhtuf MrH. William shaw. No. III
SuutA A4uY4M0u"xt., Mss. M. A. NDKdick, ngad u
kueral Thursday Juns at 10 T. u,.. FROM The ros-
dGHG9 Ut hos uaM9htce hss. lllta s,Aaw, lss Aoul
5anxnuun-st. Friends of the lAnly ase lnsted IL
attend.
HADDuCK-rhe funora. Of +. H. Ila.,s.ck Will
taku o!aeo from Ills late fSalunGe, M. J;h MichyAA
nv, Thursday morning. juuu =, III II ucluck,
BAAAUNb-At lllua lsaana Aiay u, lha ut d u. -,
CyEus H. HAllnlHnx, Ut coN9Gailtl, aged ~ ypaIh
FuNarni fhlus untygrsnilst Church. Htuv island. to
Mount ure1n NouA csnlutety by l4ftlaxU "Wednesday,
June t. " k:4l II, H. CITY fr1u1s cut take train ii
NDgk Island dGIklt nj 14:35 u.
, 1881-06-01
TIE MISSING,

THE UNEXPLAINED ANHENCE or nCnOhrlI
Tim c,r,rt n, fin, soma ,,,t,,,p, ,.x.,,, ,..os.
auS "aot' W n..u ao,'.o '"'ss1ns pulson wooso
description corfcep'nus IN some taht 1uohBaro
at ieAst to TINT OF the hoatllcss cortiAo found ut
wIpnotka brouKht to tho recollection OF a ro-
,,,rtor casn ~ dian nnncnrn,cn ,yhir wn. ,rtnr-
" mentioned ut tho t'mo or lts occurronec, but
nt which nothing hHs sncG boon suftl. 1t WIS
tho uuse Of Rudolph Wn1,ler II rlu,, viii, kcps II
i,"nIrur, ,uJ 49,, ah,, ~ Mnt,n.,,, H., ~.
n.iu ~" saop IT.. ~ ni"sauso,, ~ t!s
county "aRhor was anont ~ seafa or ago NAG
pasx ', aa,F 'oa ana gt u'a'k uStacne, wosaea
.,,a t,lnat fn,+ hot ..o ,,an,o -, r,fn,., ~ 49,
~" oon ~ u's s,aa ms''ro ~ cN'eaAu ~ t4s
AFTERNOON " Hov. y! Icy, Tor the pIrpnao q
payin9 sone pllls,naV!ng @o Win lin. iie dflellk
RO,M uoa', ahu ~ hl9ht weflt ~ tn1 fhruers
, 1881-06-01
COMMENcEmENT-DAY,

SNf9a! D1paeth to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
JAcksoRyiLLs, ILL.,. May 31.-Jaoksouvtlle IL
now talrly In tho 1nidst OF her ga.a literary
soAsol,. having TWO calnulencements daily. This
morning tho htut0 Blind Asylum held itS closing
vxcrcIsrs. literary und musical. Tho graduating
ulass uonsfstod OF four boys nna four Rtrls, who
acquitted themselves most croditubly. At the
commencement this morning of tho Young
Lad!os' AthenueuM. Prof. Elmoro Chaac, PrlncI.
pal, Missas Gertrude itallsbaek OF Nradloy,
Fannlo street OF hMsehellvlIlc, Ia., aud Marin
Falrhhnk ot thia city, graduated. This Nllor-
noon tue scnlors OF Illinois Coltogo lnaug,lrutcd
tho observance vt class-day With tho customary
songs, usutlDnA representations, etc. Lust ovet,-
lug tho Conservatory Ut Music Hava Its Rhnlvct.
sMry concert Rnq diploma u Hlx sweet KlTl grad
Of tho lillnoIa Fonate College gave ther annual
lltDrary exhibition,
, 1881-06-01
WHEAT TRANSPORTATION.

The Steamer WlIcgt II 10 Tow Wheat
Laden Hnrges from IT. Paul. 10 New
Orleans on tGcr Why Up the Tsivcrs
Special Dspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., May at.-Thu steamer Vlc-
tory. of tho st. 1.0t1s Il st. pnnl Line, this
morning passed up with three barges, two
OF which nre to be loaded with bulk grain Mt
st. Paul for transportation without change
10 New Orleans, and thence direct tn Liver
pool. This is tho inaugural stop arislnr out nf
tho harge agitation, aud Will DO mado on
exorImo,sal tsp as t,d, many have .r,s de-
p0rtcl III this manner would ho1t and
spfUut bpfore it nrrIvud at New Urlen,,a.
10 prove TINT It can bu thus carried. and TINT
tooln the hnnt of summer: e tho object 81 slse
ii pnrtlclH of doubt OF Its SUCCESS, provided tho
Rra!n ls dry and III good cundtton when stored
tor tho CARRYING of ar.lin. md ars lnerfesty
Fur this trip tho rate tns bccn liked ut tho won
tcrtlliy low prlco nf ~ gents per h.'ntirca frnm
81. Paul to Liverpool, which silm represents tho
entiro expense tn the shlppor. The result of
tho Vtetory'a trip will be Watched with greAt In
tgrCRt.
, 1881-06-01
LAND tEAGHE,

Special plspateh to Ths Chicago 1rtbnnA
Nocky yoI.p. ILL.,. May 3l.-Tho members Of the
Irish Land League. recently orxunixed In tais
city. togotnar With lovers OF freedom, right. and
Justice, held IN enthusiastic Mass+ Mcet!ng at
Metropolitan Hail last evening. The hall Waa
, 1881-06-01
hut nre expected to-day. and tho mach!nea VIII
hc usc, hero fur tho flrat tln,o Tonight II tho
hrttst,ns hnrd.

Ie ,!;cd hefs o. ths frat t'n'o tonight IT tho
Inns wcro onci,cd yesterday for furnishing
tho city With GnstIron water ptpe fGr shn prns-
cut ycnr by Thy Dcpirtnont Of puhlIn Wnrkn.
port Iron & Flpo Gon,p"ny. at *sl.os per ton.
bond of ss,o,0o. l,oo0 tons bctus needed.
Tx s sess sr Gt 5a % y Y"E ra1 %pss %sns
ns i,nvl,tQ hccil thoroughly elcHnctl. 1sy Fristay
or saturday ncxt ihls r,n,ierous nlcso u ,na.
nat l,o much compliant attor tint nGout a low
heAti ot water.
yesterday: j. Ifrtn,os, two:atory aud tasc,ncrt
dwelling, :>.x lcet, IA Iiln,hn street. tn Gust
% Il spgs,,s; Ssg, ,t,ss g es.s swsss % IN;
i ,Ss . afsE fee! s Wses.s ss s 1! s 81
dwelling, six5o fcot, lii Lincoln street, 10 enst
s:so: 19eon f',rel, fo.Ir.story factory sSs3
i;sio atreet, 10 cost ti,o1I; IL il. Forsyth. four
Madison sircet. TO cost fa,uo}.
THEME we're two enecs nt snall-rox reported
yesterday, Ona was at No. ~ Nnrla, 1rsn,.e,
snd w. Sa ii SSi pa',li's sssut. iy the wsy. i
i,hyslcans nre very rutniss In reporting cases Ut
| Contagious discusses which como n,itlcr thulr
ottce amd s u In ths ea0y yafa ynatS ~ tho os w
tlcnths fEon sliphtherln nn4 scarlet fever. tl.am
arc reported ettho Health Otllee ad tl,ero deaths
occur ut residences from wtlril tho unscs were
he dstXot pnysIeas Is pialn III ne premises Sna
wo,,'a 10 no Injury.
| liz llves in 1ticksvlc, O., and his namo ia J.
, 1881-06-01

upEEHIIuH 4uB AutntHlllFF WlfiIhACh luV
city intwccn Wett Lake md Harrison Rtrcct. on
the south, aolith Of this tt lie k1,t'Hn nF tho in'-
whici, il l., bo hold OF, Th,Irsslny, n senoi chil.
dren Industrial inectnE ia ~ tc tet1; 'rhs last
cSsseI' I'll ss ,:s. ~ s' ay?sii: p III. Z ssa "
sot.iatlon INIT ii .Fclca,nt's Club. li'Mul !!ss
evening" Il, y nIa,lo III tho cha!r; \ 'ss IN .; .,ls
isx ssa stters q ;fenis: s1 i n: n:
% S"MMtttoe ' On MHsIe % f"r tho picn1o reported
that the t'arlcn City Iland asked ~ pnr man or
Sunday, July 3, an'! fls 4 they % wsro ,, w.ntsd
band's s services lu!y 4. 4 Transportntion Com.
m!i'ec wns nppo,5tcd, consst1'nx Of Mcssrs.
to soc TINT Il sufficient number ht horsc-cars.
etc., .wnl1 run 10. wright's Grove. whore tho
picniu ia to DO held.
-.rosErnixE slCttrt., residing at No. 1&5 South
evening III. old wonl.n golllR west Oh Jnchs:n
street, 9nd earryiI1 IN her nrtn. 2 y0ilnE uh,;s.
rots cr seia atte u III a shn fl falaw
tho Old hug mid questioned her. She sn!a that
tho child t1a'l brcn lcft Il, her cnrc Gho,lt four
HUI Sot caiicd to Fec Il. Mrs. sietlit siowcl
tho "9n,an tn ,scpnr!. but Kept n wntcn sa
sxnn hsn sect put ss yoas Ss ss py s
Mcti1l took tho wAif to her houic.. wliere she
wishes 70 keep It, It isnl fcfna'o child, appa'
relisty about months old.
.rEsrEnt'Ar'a PAPER contained MI account OF
tho mnn,tcr 4! which sn,'ie - mcnskrnnts trHvetinE
as g. 'hs h"scs M wss ~sra s s esss s
ssss W '!.s esrs Ind repseso'!,sx Sm:sit =:
ii indaainx tho connalng wanderers from, u ior-
e!gn Fhorr to deliver to him all tho tiokets in
e Tie s ss s naster ste wsrs ae o o
HcEirG tho NrrcAt Of tho perpetrators OF this u-
, 1881-06-01
Report OF the Committee on the
Sale Of the Reform.Sohool
Property.
sexton Again Tlircntcns to Stop
II His Estimates Are Not
Promptly Paid.
Expert Judges Of Carpentry Present Their
Bill for Ton Dollars q
Day.

rtNgton In tho chnir. and tho entire Hoard pros-
ont except Mcssrs. Cnrk uni O'Nufll.
y communication from thu Chicago Law IT.
atttttto asking for additional shutf-room WINS re-
fcrred to tho conlntteu III Public l!uIldiugs.
a communication from Ger. 1.leb, Ehiufuf the
City Wntor Department, WIS rcnd. Tic notified
tho county that unless nrrensa OF water.ratcs
wore paid tho wntcr would ha cut oil frun, tho
County Hospital tu-fAy. ..
Commissioner Albright satd tho rlnttor had
tecn arranged with tho Mayor 50 TINT caKo
contl DO taken to tho Appellate ind Supreme
Courts Thcro was nU necessity 10 bother about
1t. for he hni tho Mayors word that tue water
should not yc cut oil Just yet.
Commissioner Coburn moved that the bill DO
pnLd.
Tho matter was referred to the Committee on
Hospitals.
The Clerk rcad tho following communication
from Tom Nelson. cohlraotor for frescong and
~ t7e Ioa'1t 81: bcg leave 10 sall your at.
,otio e @ The as5 y ut 4 T. ssoiS fS, e
e!arss Is VII! inaSe 4 dan,a hi ioS ss: IL
would ny allow my plnss on tho eleyator: lse-
sFeGtfuyt TIlt>a. NELSON.
Referred to conntttes c. m ou rnPS laild'nss;
tho Hoard to order tho payment TO him Of tho
rcscrrc.l porcontaEo on carpenter work, or olsc
THO work. VIVA referred to tho same Committee.
Tho sheri1r's bill for dieting prlsnrers lu ring
fne ps qarter ninntns t. se wns r. r.
counts.
1,EFol.st-sclrool. PROPERTY.
Tho special order: tho report of tho Ftnanco
taken uI,. The Com,1iittuo reported lii fnvor vt
tnS q rus,nk thnt The
saai st uscoa,vood i l. avotss ] t,ay M % Do oxtoaasI
Through tho southeast cdrncr; that lsIock Ia
rss',hl,yidra 10 that the lots may % brp,Ixht u
, 1881-06-01

Cl,rnn,ns tues not advertise teeth for 81 and
charge more. 20 Suite.
, 1881-06-01

Buck & Knynarta Moth Powder Ia q harvester
that reaps roachcs by tho million.
, 1881-06-01

TTsIlE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
i u the Young Men's t't!r!1tlsu AssouiauoY* ~
~ ~ Hsa p5ohs s fn5 IA
" sxpseed t !sa1 t6s noon meeting tu.day sna g;Y
aILsndkura aso and will xise bEauf rspurH. .lha
mart tdnythtiln Will na1tt In Two Vasra III MIN aukae.
, 1881-06-01

tslaougla on Isnta.D
Ask drugglsts for ltnuKh Oh liAts. It clcars
out rats nicu, roMchcs, eu-hugy, etc. 1bo boxrs.
, 1881-06-01
CONCERNING PENst

CONCERNING PENSl
Tho Mackinnon pon or fluid pencil tho only
rcaoryolr pen In tho world with cir ,tc oF irli-
ti1n point. Sfaeklnnon Pen Company, III. 1lronl-
way, N. 7. Chicago branch NJ Aludison atrces.
, 1881-06-01
MnNIiMFNT&l.

MONUMENTAL.
Mr.. George II. Armstrong hAa ordered Of John
II. Volk, Gu Dearborn street, tlne granite mon-
umpnt 10 be plpced on tho family lot at lioaehttl
(tmDtnrY.
, 1881-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

4 COURSE OF SIX CONVERSATIONS
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Monros-sr, u o. Altcs u. stuthha9. eann,uncIllK
AyEtnn,dey. Juno J, at i Z " Tho Ir.l isetn5n. pn
cnuIsS, 9ti single iselure. IS cents.
TT>iIE ltEt;l]LAlt MONTHLY MEETING
L Of thu luxr4 VI 1lsusgets Ut tho CheaEo liuu!u
Ork.
, 1881-06-01

tho claim. md also with making tra,,dulcnt
c0nyeyArccs 10 hts Wife, etu. The Jury Will rD.
turn n 6catul verdict to-day.
, 1881-06-01
John JAMES P1ATT.

lln Wants TO lsc tonnu1. General nt
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24
A Bit Of History.

Mr.. Editor: The following extract from
the History of Walpole, y. H." will be
read with interest by many of your readers.
The incident occurred some sixty years ago.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, was at that time, pas
tor Of the Congregational church. lie was
pious, learned, and popular minister.
The history says-"On one Sunday lit
tie event turned up, which greatly annoyed
him aud happened on communion day, when
two coarse Amazonian girls attended his
church, place where they had gone for the
first time in their lives.
When the ordinance Of the supper was
about to be administered, in their ignorance,
they took seats with the COMMITMENTS, and
partook Of the sacrament with them.
Their uncouth demeanor aroused the Gu
riosity of the congregation. and. on inquiry,
they were found to be the daughters Of one
Thomas barley. Welsh weaver, who lived
just over Walpole line, in the woods, in
Wcstmoreland
Mr.. Dickinson, feeling that the Lords
table had been detiled. did not rest easy till
he went to their home, early in the follow
ing week to rrhuke them for their sacrileg-
ious conduct and, on arriving there, found
no one at home but the old Welshman, their
father in his log cabin, busy plying his
shuttle. Mr. Dickinson. in his bland man
uer. related TO Uncle Tom, the way his
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-11-24

Douglass says that there is enough copper
m sight TO keep large force Of men busy
for number of years. Prof. Stewart has a
great deal of faith in their future and only
hopes for judicious management After
looking over the field and watching the
operations, one cannot hell but feeling that
IT is 10 be the making and building up of this
section. perhaps of the entire state. There
must be vast deposits of mineral wealth in
all parts Of Maine and the only que stion is,
Can the mines he worked adyantageously2"
We know how the discovery of copper at
Blue Hill. Sullivan and Brooks syllle has led
to prospecting in other parts Of the state
with the most excellent results. | would
like to see Maine enjoying prosperity from
this source and feel assured that Blue HILL
a, least, will ere long become thriving.
busy little city.
'iilue Hill is often written HnI printed as
one word aud the Courier has ID printed. but
| ind that throughout the town records the
name is written A. Il is given throughout this
article. The rcc"r,is should certainly be- au-
tho'iiy above everything else