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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-11

Indications for the Next "a HouI

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer, /
Washington d. c., July Ill a. m.
For the New England and Middle States
cloudy weather and occasional rain; SOUTH
westerly, shifting to northerly winds; higher
barometer; statioary or lower temperature.
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HOT WEATHER.
Several Fatal SunstrOkes.

CHICAGO. July 9. The heat here is as grea.
here as yesterday. kilograms show that in.
tense heat extends over all of Illinois and
parts of Iowa, and several fatal sunstrokes
are repOrted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-11
A Cold Wave Coming.

Dispatches from the Northwest, indicate a
cool wave coming from Manitoba. The
thermometer here, to-day ranges from 81 to
95 IN the shade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-11

Executive Mansion, A. M-President
Garfield passed very comfortable night,
having slept from $50 to 11.3O P. NJ. and
again almost continuously from midnight till
A. NJ. He expressed himself feeling much
better this morning. The morning consul
tation is about to begin and bulletin NAV
be expected soon.
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ID. w. Bliss,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.

Executive Mansion, July 10, P. M.-The
Presidents condition continues favorable.
Pulse 1902, temperature 1905, respiration %
(Signed) ID. ". BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 10, A. M-The
President rested well during the night, enjoy
ing longer intervals than any night since
receiving the wounds.
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The Heat in Quebec.

QUEBEC, July 9. The thermometer wa:
90 degrees yesterday. Several sun stroke.
are reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 10, p. M.-The
progress of the Presidents case continues to
be favorable. His pulse is los; temperature
1919; respiration "a.
(Signed) d. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBNRN.
No further bulletins will be issued till to-
morrow monning.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution of Copartnership

The COpartnership heretofore existing between
Alden W. Philbrook and Charles n Hamlen. under
the firm name of Hamlen & Phbrook has been this
day dissolved. All parties indebted to the
late firm requested to make payment within
thirty days. Settlement of accounts may be made
with either partner. A. w. PHILbROOK.
en-. HAMLEN.
The business heretofore carried on by Hamlin &
Philbrook, dealers in dry goods will hereafter be
carried by the undersigned at the old stand corner
of Water and Bridge streets, Augusta.
CHARLES N. HAMLEN.
Augusta, July 5th 1881. july9t1w
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The convention adjourned.
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LefrOy the Murderer.

LEROY will be taken to East Gunstead
to-day, for examination, as it is supposed
tnat the murder took place near there. The
police deny that he made confession.
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.

morrow monning.
, 1881-11-19

The title Of 0uitla's new novel will prob
nbly be q III tho Marenma."
An entirely new edition of "lelen's
Babies" will soon be published.
Mrs. l.. u. Walfori has In press now
story, "Dlek Setherby" by name.
The thirteenth volume OF the "EMcyclo-
p1rIia Britannica" is promised for tle pres
cut tlontl,.
Tho now edition OF Fieltllng's novels will
be limited to 1,o00 copies for Europe aud 10
for thu United States.
Mr.. Anthony Troliope, Mrs. O1Iphant, and
Charles Gibbnn Will write tho serial stories
for 1o0tl 1port1s next ycar.
Nlr. Donald q. Mitchell Is mentioned as a
posslblp occupant Ut the Chalr Ut English
Literature ut Columbia College.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is engaged
upon Il now serial called "Dnctor Xay."
which will appear In the atlantic IN 1851,
Mr. u. +. Da Costa's papers oil "Verra-
zano, tic Explorer" have beeIl reprinted III
book form. Only fifty copies aru for sale, by
a. :. barnes Il TO.
We have had - Ecce IIomo" "and "Eccc
Deus" aud now " Ecco SplrIt,s" Is coming
to complete tic trIah. Sarn,lses Us to its au-
tl,orship will soou bo In orster.
ills stated that tho office Of lItstoriograpi,-
er-KOyat for Scotland, vacant BY thu uplIth 1T
DR.. I'LL Burton, lltB be4,tl Oifvrea to Dr. w.
j. Skunc, tho author Of Collie Scotland"
Ttplnas Hardy. the eminent .EuglIsi,
noyeat, nutl!or . q Far tfn!,' @ iae Mnal,i,e
IL writing scrial story for tho Atla'tlo
N0hthly.
The author OF - One Summer ?" and "Auut
Eprutln y Ii described rs u tull, plump, very
, 1881-11-19
h{AQAXINES,

The November number OF the Fortnfghtlv
RcvicW iius the following tablo OF contents:
"liow Is the Law to De Enforced III Ire
latlsi," by a. V. Dicsy; "Antonlo llosmiul,"
ly Thomas Davidson; "rho Future Of ls-
lam," w, by WlIfred s. Blunt; '"fhe King
a1,d Early Civil Justice" by Sir uenry s.
Alaine; "The Dellyerer": "Salnlon Fish.
erlcs," by +. Eden; "The History aud Fut-
uro ot Interest and Profit" by T. 4. ClliIo
Leslie,
The following essays ara contained In the
November number OF the Nt,,ctee'.t's Cent
etrtt: "Despalr: a Dramatic hton0log," by
Alfred Tonnyson: "rIe Administrative Ma-
cl,lnory Of Egypt," by +. ". Roswell. G. D.,
Z. NJ. t.; "Slr Walter lsaluigl In ITeland."
by Sir John Pope llonnessy; |" "Shcep-llunt.
!ng In tho Mountains" by the Kt.-llon. tie
Earl Of puraven; "The Lust Great Dream
OF the Crusade" by the Rev, baldwin
Brown; International Copyright" by W.
Fraser Rae; "Tla Future Cathedral Of Llv-
erpool," by ths Rev. Canon Vonablos; "Tho
Order Of Corporate lseunlon,nl, by tho lles.
ur. T.. q. Lee; "a New Love Poet" by tho
fL-llon. the Earl OF lytlon.
The Wyoming Literary Monthly, pub.
llsllud Mt Uuftal0, Is new magazlne "aeyot'
9 tar @ eurrSnt ss lteratsrs mi, coIsgs iife
1ts llrst number promises we'll for tts futuro
SUCCESS.
I1rpcr's Magazine for December marks
tho BEGINNING OF thu slxty.fourtll volume. l!lo
bss u iSststs y pse upoa sapvo
opening article OF tle uulMberts description
family OF swe,lun 1'I'hu Darnadottes with
twenty-tour ilIuatfatlo,,s :. u Ast!s!sh con; !;
JOSEPH ilattol. III his third papsr q. "Jour.
nAlIsttc London" glyes considerable space
to Mr: Edwin Arnold author nf "trllo Light
Of Asia, William Hamilton Gibson another
papar, entitled "AlAong Our Eouer
pTll,ts," with slxteen ilIustrntlons. gu.
9ravel from his own drawings. Al,
fred r. Story presents soma timely
, 1881-11-19

s<eoan aruygs u Izl. ity T. D. WAsHl!'lkSE:. with
I.nttrnit u0d Fac-Simile Letters. Fricc. sl,75.
IA xa,up i,le and sxtrenaeiy Interesting con-
tr,button TO American hatto ~. .'-Aon' lsaao
n. Arnold. ~ ...
t.rh+ author gives n very interesting and
.,,jrurt,ye = ccount Of the cxcstluR HttuRR1o,
.sh.n tho prcnt battle hctwcen the friends
snd M npnenta Of slavery was fought In this
..ti-tuuritnl.
, 1881-11-19

penetrating tho various wrapplngs which Ills
lnEfhltDua speakers md writer's Hl,d tin,e md
neglect have put about his subject and get
Ting at tho core of n cnntruvorsy is NnarvEt-
nrs. Olle must rlsn fro,u tlla pertlsnl uf tlis
volume wi lll tic cnnvictloI that n nuw jntfge
las lllf[ectl arisen iii Israel.
There arc Kt,HG bhetcgn.IcEes and manifest
inaccuracies In tl'c trallslatnh but not ~
many ~ IN tho t,reyitn's volumes. Thu ty-
pt'grnphy Is satisfactory. ind tho other NIT
chnn1caD work cretlttablo IL t1!n publishers.
We sllouttl think that tl,n "thtrtt volume -
would largely fncreuse tile demand for tho
other two.
Published ln Chicago by Callahnn 4 Co.
, 1881-11-19
FRENC DRAhIATTSTS.

.FNENE7t l3RNN1AIESIat
At a time when the majority OF the sue
ccssfu1 PLAYS upon the EngIisl, and Ameri-
Gnh etaso ~ e,.ie. a.uS M t.u' t.at
french Originals or co1ls'st OF scenes, lael-
dsnts, and plots borrowed from iallto
sources study Of the modern French
ns"a s.sa.a.s'" ta.aSast ~ 1,ra,,or Hr"ttha..s
passinR 1htesoat' aaa' " otutluet nt"'tao "e
Is already Known 70 ule feaueng PUBLIC ~ t4le
author OF a work on the "TlleAtreS OF
Paris" and rs contributor to tho leading
, 1881-11-19

y
.--=--=-
information respecting William penn,;s
InstrateiWsl1nws I y ,yl.v uerinlsslon rotild moi
he arantoi fnr ths Ten,nyni ~ re,,i's RI
ma,,ls 10 1lucrjca. Uow,rfi pyje contributes
o st! asyiyana fir n1'1if lSstfate y
W. W,es ,esfaxnsS nn' fr fEon ,n s a,a1 9w y fanG
!,i9 to Woar, contributed poem ci.-
lar iet,siotls iSe tasnR ei,ttod Siostcys" % "'pu IS
Contributed BY n. D. Conway, With iiiustra-
tions Among other things, Mr: Conway e.
ajjow Amcrica Ca,ne 1 to liz 1lIscoyered.H Of.
tcrs s,ilc tntcrsstf,r s,..rtstinis n. fnr totalf-
fuj renders. Thu nu;ior nf "rape CID
FnEks.'' SniIv =, Mei,eat,. contri,ntes Il
Characteristic, short story. "sam sperry's
ncnsifsl! hu,,lor%.,s ske;ch' Htlt'fd
w., " C''a,n!pney. o1e Of The most 4 lnter. n.
for wo,pen,v;is :, ,sntItled Economy IN
Pres. py AIRS: i. ". DewlnE, author q
:. - j.aoaicGntl," nrproaclley lts CONCLUSION.
"Anne," tItss Colsaancn Fents1ioro Wool.
months.
Lc FrHmcnts a Frencj, inagnzl,e published
at Ca,ntritlgp, Mass. whicj. col,,,l,t.IIctM It's
second yunr oct. j, lYsI. Among lie co,,-
tents 0f lie current number are: Tlc cui,-
tjntlntion OF "IjM Mnrfaee II 'A,aottr, a dc.
iiglifut il.lie sketcl, by Ttl,iaylc iIalcyy. tie
Fro,." i ietter @ from sfr r Lestra,le, M Of lis. @
ion, t,pon the snnl1,sing discussion OF Soruh
BrrubartIt aid f. Snrcpy tviyc,, III tic UctO-
Der 4 n!llMber) about tte pronunciation OF tho
iitntltn ol MAX" hecnini artlclg upon
French Contemporary ART" by Nine. De-
c0inbes w',s,se llts.ionx personal ac1t1al,it
ance with Eorot ht'ti I)aub'Kny, pr tie latter
of whom she Is q relative, peculiarly fits her
Tor tf!e task. ,l}:sit,es there nrg tug lls,sai
nook i,ot'ces. dec'siolis Oh po'flis Of gram
liar. etc., ETC.
The December ltt,nnttc contains t},e clos
Ing chapters Of Mr.. ilOwe'ls' and Mr. Janes'
now Is TINT uvdm "I}rtfsi, Statu AssaslIs HID
the Defense ii tusuNity,n by james W.
Clarke. Miss Harriet W, Preston contrib
utes a charming article entitled "At Cu1ltur-
bury" AIr, Richard T.. Dugdnte coutinues
hls papers oil Social Science with aus Ut,
, 1881-11-19

TT II tntcndnd 10 notJca alj now hanks Tim Sat,
tho publishers, under tho general hoadina Of
g @ sa nssa Wit Ts s @ sea autso, pss' b.
s, nsss p.s a. are known msvoTs s. Of ~ aSn oh
published rs soon thereafter rs consideration
Of sholr merits will permit. These statemonta
~ ,s. nname. W ane y.
lo1n'tles received by THE TRIBUNE ovcry weak
which tho wr'sor may hsvo socn notioe ia
4..1,... a.onu s 4ue.s "es" ~. ~. 9'sou.l
WiGAIEM, ny VI q. k,ngsss2n;: r'g n New York;
,vc' csoqnE,,@ .3H sroRs nyS T. ca.her-
srAS,sM FA'Tyi1nEs: nyFesnea Cabalcro
Il ioSS %:1 T. rvsi, f fsD tssjssss; HGx Ays,e
V1NXs nS v~xr rs1 ~ w,om
c. g Ns rrss i'll: '''"e''''a' :. L. '''p'ne0.'
LAY ns,n.. SEts.Ss. Ky Jonn stuart nacxto' Nc"
Gnares icy S,cst x1 tS sDs. H. rs1sg ,,od
By Gun; Fleiachtnaau::, New York: Charles
scT9ness aty s'ns. r,,nlsi rFSc T. t. r,s p,,xcvs rn
Verses y MarIon y. Wingr.ye::o Now York: A.
EsESsa %;aSa$S;s7s xxi 's = III S!!s N.s1zzss7n
c9S;!s' Wiz zs:!sgsf; S:' FE'Sf sp.en
lIl%strn.ed: @ New York: scrlbner s Wexford. -,
~" pys EssA ss,sd 5o s9ys "
sons. rrIco 'I;j H. 1'e" io8A' e""''eS 0eS''u'f
H SEA r. s Or TIE ra1,,;s FIFTH
81 ffsneh. ,Ssw yoft: Charles sef'bnsr'a
sons s1x rrIso 1 fSsa ;,, &, ,,r,,
n GusST o. Nh FnasxMS Scops y "
u. hltinr. New YORK: Ihares scr1unefa SONS.
, 1881-11-19
READY SOON,
GOLDEN POEMS.

y, nRIrIs1t AND AMERICAN AUTHORS. Edited
~ by FRASC1N +. UHuwNx. 1vol.. Octave. Full
g1t, richly bound.
A eompahlon-x o1ume tn "faofden fhnughtE."
MIR seIectlous cH- er the .yllate neth Of En-
III poetry, fran ChnNcnr to the ltpets Of our
, 1881-11-19
VcIY I'UBLICA1IONs.
r,vE NEW BOOKS.
MALES OF THE CARAVAN,
INN, AND PALACE.

.,.,,,, from thu German Of William IlauK Will
Tss1,is'osSe'Si ,so Se'Sisai si"ii istraslons vo l.mo. sls
Hdhn - muY iii tales for tho UottHtt Hars
drt1aaI"pg drt"sI IN Extraordinary 1,opn!GritU. IN
f,gePtItn tItnHVi,afire I'ower and ldsct'.a'1ng tn
irrtM hea T"..r ft,irs nre ,otr t,resr,.fr,f {br
hle"%i,.t ~ tina IN Enyi'sh. Ists ."ii that orer
, 1881-11-19
French pramatists-Fifty Years
and Beyond - Kings
Mountain.
The English Language-An Interest
ing Collection Of Theological
Productions.
Books Received Current Magazines
Literary and Art Notes-Art
Publications.


II ENH VNEa
DR. Won t1f,r,sr,s sf0NsT1rnrroyAr,
oAs' o-' AAoA'2 7,.I,,,.et
r,.- .,,u l1stUss, - 49
Tic third volume OF Won uOlst'B Constltu-
tfonnl 1Ifstory Of tina limited Stntcs tee,ns
..,,.,' 49, I..ss.t w. 1,a,,. ~, .e,:.,.
win ue lhaHeulatlon OF l'olR hnu eHus Win
the passage Of tito Compromise bill of 1s1o.
years; III space the extent Of zoo pages.
Taking these facts into the account, 1t Is diff.
tlcult to acauit the author of prollxity: vet
no carefui student of American to]ttics
~ I..u' IT,, 1a"s W ,'i', tas po"t!ss !'.s
eoaia nat i,ls il'gef on slhgdo t!; c'sapter aho
IND It IN his !leaEe to say: "rhts might llaSo
yerv much curtaifed.u y Tl,o rrnernl ol,tec.
tton must Io nrninst ccrtain ,lIfrI,snnrss of
t'o't in"as w "E"li.at w." u1n ueeHss "
explanation and superllulty OF argument In
the domain Of fac.s The Ger'nanlc tempcra-
NEIL of our n,tthor has clearly gotten The t,et-
.nr ~ ~, ,,,'a 1atl'o,,,a t. r,cassor, =, ontnr
T., ,nnn ~ % ~" ~. :. t,rn"d no"rn ~ ti,s n,eyo,.
question and rise to tho top and "blow tho
roof OIL" in a thoroughly conscientious and
, 1881-11-19
WILL BE ISSUED NEXT WEEK.
Goltlcl Cleans of Thought

from Lending 9rat2s. statcsmcn. md niIlaes Com.
fuIl ljt richly bound.
4 rrrv full collection Of stirling aud forcttie
tnot.ghtst sfiectea franz It tuit'a range u an
shors. !, rrunff4t II. departments, aud ttitt u
SnH jutrr. d ftte0shrD Of teiac Httf 3I1thU say
iaot on almost crery Imaginable subject
, 1881-11-19

There ARC sO,nc Inetegn,IcEes aud manifest
Inaccuracies IN tho Translation, but no. ~
many ns n the treyinl's volumes. rhu ty-
chanlcal work credItal'io 10 tltn publishers.
We Should think tiat tho "tltrtt volume -
would largely increase tile demand for tho
Published ln Chicago by Callahan tk Co.
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.
A complete history Ut llgvartuua Arctic
expeditions during the pnst nifty years would
p5ova interesting reading. It is aafo to as-
sumo that over 0ne-Ilalf OF them wesu UNDER
taken primarily 10 dfscnrer SONS truces Of
tho exploring party beaded by the slllr
tcct ut this biographical skotcl, bcforn
us, who died on the 1ttil of June, 1st7,
at Point Victory, III tile Arctic regions.
The name OF Sir John Franklin Is intimately
associated with tho attempts TO discover tho
Northwest passage. An of'lecr OF tic En-
gllsf navy. lie sen,is 10 have 1lad n liaturAl
talent for expeditions Of n dangerous l'atnrc.
Ills Is the central name round which those
| of other discoveries Of tho first half ut tho
nineteenth century cluster. lie WAS all ill.,
uefatlgab!e worker, loyal to Ills friends, FREQ
| to praise and lotlI IL ecl'sure. lie aided to
| the geography Of the western continent over
l,aaoD miles Ut unknown coast-1fne. Ills three
| Arctic exploring expeditions form coli
tinuous record Of t'ardshIps and priyations
iununerable. Yet their general result las
l,nen that the unknown reglon arsluntl tlle
pola has becn, sten!Iily, tiougl, slow
Gtdll,ons Hase been ,al',!ost ,forsotie1.
In the Horror aud tragedy Ut tho lust. Yet
they Were terrible journeys from which a less
| stout-heartcd man would lnyc often turned
Iuve endured tho unavoitlsbls privations.
Such sentence as ,tllis tells its own story:
"After nnother meal OF Oil shoes mt SONS
scraps of leatsF thsy ealHa ,a to sons ,, pines ~;
Tie ' wiiole e eSrty ato tle ren,nins 81 tReir
. old SHOES aiid whatever scrups OF leather
they Ind to stIengthem their stotnaells i,o, ior
the fatlgues Of tue day." Antns to the cold,
arM e nishsfs Se1 nf II o ts M rss s
expedition franklin travcrscd $50 miles. :.
It Is curious fact tllat, DESPITE FranklEn'H
unsuccessful man. Says Afr. 1,vesby:
"'rliure was something !aclxtng to all the
main efforts nj his life. III his first expe!l[-
ten o taiicd and fstieH am! o1rhls dis
apnautlel that failure. IN tho secoI!l lie
failed to reach the point which Ito had been
ordered to make for, while his Subord'nate,
Richardson. succeeded IN his allotted @ sl,ars
upon him wliun lio cane home. 10 was
treated with 1nuct c0ntumely III his Govern.
orsh!p Of Tasmania; but the Iasnianans
tronEe to chesr him and olsss i1 4 w'S,, a
come home when he Has appointed to
Ills last coulmand. Finally his last
expedition eltlcl ii his owl, dentl, a1l1 the
sxtincti9l, Of tho whole party ~ tt catastrop.lse
failures hntl made !i!n famous, So his death
made hl'i itn,noEtn!.n = ,,...,.
Sons.
, 1881-11-19
o1AURINE, AND OTHER
POEMS.

N EtLA WHEEtEt. voIi I9mo., VAL
,.,.. ,r1erl-r,s ,,oct.s, tritirf. HarH urq.trrtl
ms. 1r. ,rr polntlarify, ars here ptoital.eti IN
o.r,}r,r fpr1n. The r0'tt,he fHcfsttfrs all her
f6s.rite pieces, ant many .otu printed fer Tho
ssrsf fftHfs
, 1881-11-19
ART.
ART PUBLICATIONS.


Tho December humber Of the 0[uUdztne Of
krs cyi,,ces especial care oil the pnrt Ut its
e.litor to protl,scu number OF much more
than average nlorit. Whether tie demise Ut
tlln Dirt T1cutc,u has leu to the proparatsonof OF
70 much bnttur nuuAbcr or not IL inllno-
terla!. This magazine Inns the field now prac-
ttcally ali to itself, and With but little effort
ought to bo very successful III it. Moreover,
wn note with plcasuro that Il department Of
Amerlcau art Il to he permanently ad.lcd,
a,l.l is In fact begun with tue current nun-
ber. Tlls etchtng cut!tled "rAe Flsher-Folks
Harvest" by q. I. Jacomb Iood. which
cosncs Us q frontispicce, is an admirable
1Pss'AtHI lns figures are iilfelIks. ai'a nut;
illustrations of "a DrIehtou Treasure.
House." "'rtie Wuning OF tho Year." Aint
"rhp lsoya! Courts Of Jnst'ee" are very Ut
tracttvc. Tile articles on "AnEelich knui-
i,lunil's Love Atfalrs,n IAN Alnerlcan llu-
,Isnrlat In Paint" tW. II. Deani}. and "T,llo
Earliest Cathedral W!ndaws" ara equally
entitled to careful consideration
We llayp rNcpIsau from J. W. Bouton tho
Septe,nber number 0f tho suppfD EreMtli
fashion Journal "L'Art tle Ia Mode." rh5
c,tt,rvtl illustrations are hatldsolnely execute
cd, ul,tl i.ge WuTtliy Of study BY ladies' INK
iotls 10 follow thu latest rarlslan fashions.
III the taxi Is IN entertaining blograpl!ical
sketch .ot Milo. Uarteh ot the Colnddle
Frni,EnESb. Paris.
, 1881-11-19
VOLUME or SELECTED .ENGRAV-
itCS,

Tic Century Company tavo Issued a now
portfolio OF "Selecteu Proofs" which dlirera
from TIC two others alreAlly published III be-
ing selected from th0sU selections. Inside
the coyors OF this book can be found rorhaps
greatcr number a,lti variety Of lllgIl-class
wona engravlngs tilan IN my volume ever
Issued in tlis country. But not only are tho
first American eneravers represented hero,
but Il E,,,abrr OF our bcst-know1l artists. such
rs Vcdtlcr, Page, W. II. Chase. Wyatt Futon,
Homer Martin, 7, Moran, Mary 1Ialiock
Foote, George 1nnes JE, In Fargo, Abbey,
Il. Swalu Clifford, Blunl, etc, Contemporary
European nrt Is represented by a!i!let's
work Of Fortuhy. Whistler, Gabriel atax.
Ati!!ats, Seymour uadcn. and others. Ex:.
unisit copies can be found hero at
Leonardo mud other old masters. But
one at the most Interesting features Of the
portfolio ls tho nulnbc! Of llnu lportralts 1t
Staijsska, seysno,'! 1laIo'i, Peter d. GSeat,
Wult Whitman, Whlstler. Duyeneck. Wilt
tier, Poo, thu Countess rotooka, Joseph Jef-
fcrsol,, Lincoln, Whistler, Milton. Holmes,
WstUrl, and Gladstone. No QUO WHO has
watched tina progress at wood-engravlng III
traortlinary collection. AL the modern styles
nut methods arp huro represented; aud es-
pUcially tiat manner of engraving for which
Scrtb,lcT's ttlOW the Century 1fHftAzt1lg} has
gained sUcl. high reput0ttan. both ut h1Me
alld abroad. Hut US q collection Of beautiful
and valuable pictures Il has *tlll WIDER III,
sEss III Il @ 4 sss egyfF by " he aee
arrIlltect, bir. Stanford White, The prIco
Of tho bound book is w. or, with the proofs
unbound aud laid In box ready for fram'
Ing, S5.
, 1881-11-19

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The daily gazette., 1881-07-02
THE Pol. HOE FORCE.
The New Men ON Duty--The Entt

The New Men ON Duty--The Entire
Force.
The nine additional policemen proyi-
ded for by recenL ordinance of City
Council, went on duty, this morning,
when the entire force was reorganiz ID
and the patrolmen assigned to the eight
districts also arranged by the same ordi-
nance. The names Of the policemen,
their assignment, aud the boundaries OF
the districts are herewith given:
Chief-Wm. j. Maxwell. a.
Sergeants--EasLern District, Vim. Il.
Jones, Michael Cannon; Western Dis
trict, James Il. Whelan, John r. Dolan.
Specials at the Police Station-Thos.
Robinson, Andrew L. MtClane.
PATRoLMEN.
First District-Edward Maquire. Z.
Fergus Hannahan,' Thomas j. Webb,'
Joseph II. Mnnda.' Commencing at
Front and Madison streets, extending
outhwestwardly and westwardly to the
city limits, bounded on the east by the
p, W. & b. r. r.
Second Distritt-Thos. II. McCor-
mick, Patrick Hardy, Chas. Thomas,
John N. Richardson. The District Is
south Of Third street and east of Market
70 the city limits.
Third District Robert W. Chambers,
Isaac Pardee, Chas. Brickle, John W.
Carey. Bounded by Front, Filth, Mar
ket and Union, and all south Of Front
street, between Market aud Madison.
Fourth District-John l.. Richards
Frank Mcillhenhy, Frank Boster, Den
mis- Kane. North OF Third street, soutf
of Tenth and east Of Market TO the ell =,
limits.
Fifth District-Andrew Bernhart
VIM. J. McGonigle, Alfred Dow lin, ,tieo
Sharp. Between Fifth and Tentl
streets, from Market west to the city
limits. 80 .#-sz
Sixth District-Wm. Springer, ihos
L. Lynch Robert Boltwin,' VIM. R
Elliott Between Ninth street and th,
Brandywine Creek, and east of Marke
street.
Seventh District John W. Gibson
Bernard McVey,' VIM. BIdwell, Job Ii
Pierce. Between Tenth street and tn,
Brandywine, westward from Marke
street 10 the city limits. RI,
| Eighth District-John Cloud, Michae
Sherry, Th0s. Dinsmore. This distric
comprises the present Ninth ward.
| e Those marked with star are the
new appointments.)
| Special on the Brandy wine-Wm
Toad, John Taylor, Bernard Farron.
@Specisls At City Park--Edward Nc
The entire total 10 AZ; but the special
on The Brandywine serve only to Octo
ber 10th, which will leave the actua
force ~ men, Of whom 81 are patrolmeI
the patrolmen are numbered consecu
lively, commencing with the ilrst-nsme,
man in the First District. -7l