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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM
To-day, F., s. & T. Company agt. Vandenburg
and Crawford; decree affirmed keyser, receiver,
agt: Hatch, and same agt Halstead; dismissed
Nj. EllgOtt agt District: on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-.J,tdge Wylfe.
Yesterday. Hall agt Hume; injunction denied
and restraining order discharged. Fisk, Clark &
Flagg agt. Hollander Bros; hearing in General
Term in first instance ordered. Baltimore and
Ohio railroad agt HeUel appearance Of absent
defendant ordered.
To-day, Leddy agt Fitzmorris; reference to
auditor. jackson agt. Gales; auditors report con-
firned: Foreman agt Foreman: testimony or
dfred taken. Thomas agt- Thomas; commission
TO take answer OF infant ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jtdge MdcArthnr.
Yesterday, Curtis agt. Powell; verdict for plain
TIL. Cahfll agt. DimOnd: bill OF exceptions signed
Jackson agt. Cooley; defendants called and judg-
ment rendered. Strider agt. Duncanson; jury
respited
To-day, Carson & Co. agt Howard; Wright agt
Cook; Coleman & Co. agt. Cook; Clark agt. Hancke;
same agt. GneaS: Joyce agt. Nicholson; Kennedy
agt. kidwell; Kennedy agt Brown; Barker agt
McGfu; Barker agt Bright and Humphry, de-
faults. Schultz agt. Rest; submitted. Washing
ton city H. b. S. agt. Mahon; judgment on stip-
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
following special bulletin To the press: The
cold wave which advanced from the Hudson bay
region now extends New England and the
northern portion of the middle states and lake re-
g1on, where the temperature ranges from 40 to $50
below zero The temperature has risen slightly in
the southern states and the Mississippi valley but
continues below ireeZing ON the Atlantic coast as
far south as Cape HatteraS. Clear or fair weather
continues on the Atlantic coast and cloudy weather
WITH snow or rain prevails in the lake region Ohio
valley, tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa
rom prevails on the Pacific coast from Washing
Ton territory southwark 10 ViSalia. Cal. storm
mas developed In the southwest and Is now central
IN the indian territory. This storm will probably
advance To the northeastward during the day and
Ine indications that clOudneSS will increase in
new England and the middle states with snow or
ram during Wednesday night and Thursday with
SLOWLY rising temperature and easterly winds.
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Alexandria Affairs,

GRAND ARMY OF JURORs.-The turn out Of jurors
here this week resembles an Old fashioned militia
largely over 100 Jurors, summoned for service be-
fore the end OF the week. The corporation court
panels have fifty seven Jurors, and AZ Jurors have
already been summoned for the United States
court The mayor, city treasurer and two alder
men are among those summoned as jurors in the
United Stats court.
THE CANAL STOCK SUIT.-The counsel for the
city have filed demurrer to the bill of the United
States, filed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
seeking the delivery to him of certain Alexandria
canal stock which he alleges the corporation of
Alexandria is retaining unjusty. The demurrer
Is based on the ground that the act OF 1887, under
which the stock is claimed, creates a trust which
is limited to ten years, and that after 1s4 al! the
right of the Secretary of the Treasury lapsed.
Upon the filing OF this demurrer this afternoon a
motion to postpone the hearing will be made.
FIRE ALARMs.-This morning about $40 an
alarm was sounded for fire in a small tenement
On an alley running into Columbus street between
Prince and Duke streets. The fire department was
out, and both the Columbia and Hydraulion went
into service to test the condition of the apparatus,
under the supervision OF Chief Engineer O'Brien.
UNITED STATES CouRr.-The United States
Court. Judge Hughes, held another session this
morning. The grand jury was called, charged,
and after short session the court adjourned.
THE CORPORATION CoURr:-The city court con-
tinues It's session In his charge to the grand jury
yesterday, Judge French told the jurors that the
Sunday law was most obnoxious one and ought
to be repe led, but that as it upon the statute
book 1t was their duty to enforce it. When the
case OF States Attorney Ed. Burke for shooting at
ex-United States Attorney L. f. Payne, was
Calicu MI ray le uu not appear 10 ueSLlIy threats
by Mr. Payne against Mr. Burke We're proved:
also. that Payne sought Burke with pistol but
did not find him. and that as soon as they met
Burke shot at PAYNE, not injuring him seriously.
States Attorney Brent told the jury That under the
circumstance he would have done as Mr.. Burke
did, and the jury found a verdict Of not guilty.
REPORTER's NOTEs.-MiSS Violet, the non-eatist
now subsiStS upon food-extracts, given medi-
cine by physician .. Mr.. f. A. Reeds bark with
cooperage for Cuba, is loaded and ready to leave
the wharf. The steamer City OF Washington
which VIII was launched yesterday, is being reftted
for winter service and will be put On her terry
route In about ten days. Ali the secret orders
here are Installing this week the officers for 1892
chosen in December
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Constitutional Skin Diseases
OF scorbustic cha raCter successfully treated
with DR.. BensonS Skin Cure, internal and eXter-
nal treatment, both pleasant. 1t certainly re-
moves scrofula, eruptiOns, dandrun and tan, and
makes the skin smooth and healthy.
Are You Going to Make New Yenr Cakess
Then make them with Hecker'S Self-raising
FlouT, Whlch requires no yeast or baking powder,
ana nc settlng TO rise, and you Will have the best
cakes you ever tasted ready in a few minutes and
without chance OF failure.
Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
MIS- w lhSloW'S Soothing Syrup Is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and darrhPa, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
10 the child 1t rests the mother. Price % cents
bottle. m.WS
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Renawer,-abSOlute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the generative
functions 81, at Druggists, 4S0 Pennsylvania av-
enue.
irritation. Inflammation at neck OF the bladder,
difficult or frequent urinatiOn, completely cured
by "Buchupaiba," great Kidney and Urinary
Remedy 81. Stott Cromwell, 4SC Pennsylvania
avenue.
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. Ward" prints. soc. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per qt Cream, l5c. pint
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements. &C.. Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-G. III. Adams as Ht,ilpty
DrIpptN
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Denman Thompson as
Joshua HkitcOnb
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Concert by the .Ex-
oGuS Singers
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Elections Of Officers.

11cCtlOssc Oa vhAHSCGSs
Syracusans Lodge, No. 10, X. of p, has elected
the following officers for the current term: H. A.
Rau. PC; X. c. Glascock, &C; John Humphrey,
VIC; H. A. klOpfer, P; w. H. Hines, NJ. OF E.; IT,
W. Hines, NJ. OF F.; F. barley, K. OF R. and s.;
j. w. Bradbury, NJ. at A; W. L. Fuellng, LG:; E.
Lodge-W. II. Hines, W. Y Bailey, j. w. Brad
bury, John Humphrey and Z. A. Lipscomb.
ohicers OF the Washington Sick Keller were last
night elected as follows: President, W. Mahr;
vice president, 7. Toense; recording secretary, A
kleinhenn; financial secretary, H. Michael is
Juene1nan; sick committee. Joseph Wtdman. H.
Kuhlman, S. W. Cans, John Waldman and Henry
Seebode; finance committee, H. kirchner, r. A.
Acacia Lodge, No. 10, X. of P, has elected and
installed the following officers: P. G.. Edmund
prelate, David Wesseer: financial secretary.
Henry Tegeler; treasurer, Joan Mass; keeper OF
Kochler: inner guard, George Bessler, and outer
guard, George $. Groener: representatives to the
M cy Hen5y Kss2
The Potomac Fruit Growers Association, at
their annual reunion last night, which was celeo
following officers for the ensuing year: PreSi-
dent, Dr. s. a. H. McKim; first vice president, II.
B. Moulton; second vice president, DR.. S. Domer;
secretary, DR.. f. B. Rowland; treasurer, G. F.
Needham; executive committee, William II.
K. Weaver and Mrs. Ind. COwling
The German Work1ngmen'S Benevolent AssO-
citation has elected officers for the ensuing year as
lOiioWS. fIeSluent, JOHn WelUe, vice pTeSluenU,
W. Koch; treasurer, f. Dahlar; secretary, Geo.
koZel; librarian, A. Dittrich: executive committee,
w. Martens, John MOgy, II. Severs and ASievers;
SICK committee, Charles Reder w. II. Veerhof
and Louis Wilman.
IHE METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY met last evening
IN the main II: I'll OF the National Medical college,
Col Garrick Mallcry, vice president, in the chair.
MI. Ellis Spear was elected to membership. DIR.
ROBERT Fletcher. of the Surgeon Generals depart
meht, read paper upon the life and anthrOpOogic
laborS of the late DR.. Pierre Paul Broca, Of Paris,
VINO was member OF the French senate, professor
I'D the faculty OF medicine, surgeon OF the hos
ptals general secretary of the Society OF AnthrO-
poogy, director OF the laboratory OF high studies,
professor In the school OF anthropolo@y, member
and the Biological society, OF the Anatomical So
clety, and OF the council of the French association
!or the advancement OF science. The cOmmunica-
tlon or Dr. Fletcher WAS an elaborate biographical
sketch OF the man to whom are most Indebted
for the precision to which the natural history OF
man has attained.
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ALLEGED False WEIGHT Of Coal.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Yesterday paid for ton OF coal When dumped
the quantity looked so small had it carefully
weighed on Fairbanks scale. There was only
1 $50 pounds What has become OF our police in
spect0rs? ONE OF THE VICTIMS.
JanuaryA 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

LAST NIGHT one OF Lieut.. ArnOld's officers took
ihCo custody colored man, who gave his name as
John Jackson, having in his possession basket
containing lady's cloak, boys ulster box OF dom
1noeS and other small trinketS 1t is thought they
nave been stolen They are all at the fifth pre-
clnct station, on 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

1HE WASHINGTON SIENGERBCND decided last
evening 10 visit the SRngerfest be held I'm Phila-
delphia In June next, to participate in the prize
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Affair. i'm West washington.

REvIvAL-A meeting of unusual interest is now
in progress In West Washington M. f. Church.
Seven penitentS were at the altar last evening
seeking religion, OF whom one, son of Mr.. john
son, prOfeSsed conversion. The service was well
attended and great interest WAS manifested.
Masonic HALL ELECTION.--At the annual meeting
or the Sto khoerS o. the Georgetown Masonic Hall
Association, held last evening" the following We're
elected trustees to serve the ensuing year: John
+. Mitchell, Thomts Bowling, Joseph Lihbey,
Henry Dickson. G. w. CrODley. X. l.. CrOpley J.
q. Waters, +. w Jones and Thomas Knowles.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Mr Thomas Peters.
well known citizen here. died at his residence,
1923 street, last night in the s5th year Of his age
Mr.. Peters was born in Baltimore county, Md but
has resided here the past forty years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

IHE sale OF dry goods, silks, velyets. ribbons,
&C. &C. VIII De- continued at Mrs. COnOlly's, 9li f
street northwest, by DuncanSon Bros, auctiOneers,
tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock, at which time
rare bargains may be had
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

SPLENDID GOLD GLASSES, reduced prices. Hemp
ler's, near AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

ONCE MORE TO THE FRONT THE LEADER OF Low
PRICEs.-CnerS for tomorrow only the following
bargains: Chamber sets. s167; covered Dishes &c.
Pc; Japaned SlOp buckets. 36c. PC: 11-qu0rt dish
pans, 12c-; wash basins, dipperS. ~ sheets shelf
paper, patent potato Washers, French china milk
pitchers and egg cups, SC. each, worth 15c. Great
reductions In all kinds of houSefurnishing goods
prior To rebuilding at NJ Augenstein'S National
Auction House, 81 9TH street northwest.
CoLoRED Boy, named Alexander Carter, was
charged in the Police Court to-day with assault
ing small White boy named John Barry yes
terday. 1t was shown that the defendant was an
IDIOT The court dismissed him, and advised his
mother, who Was present, To keep him home II he
was an idiot, for it was dangerous to let him run
ut large.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. January 4, 1852. 9:30 ami
For the middle Atlantic states and the lower
AXE region, northeast to southeast Winds increaS-
Ing ClouGfDeSS and snow or rain and slowly rising
temperature with falling barometer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

GREAT REDUCTIONS in all the departments. CON-
mencing to-day, 1t ChaS. Baum'S, 416 9TH street
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
j. w. Starr TO z. J. DoaOhue, lot 10, sub t. So 1O4;
$3.50 A. +. Farden to District OF Columbia, pit 8,
block IL. Meridian Hill: $40. Lewis Porter to
AntonGtte De S.lves, lot 5, sub lots in So 400;
$3.50. w. b. Webb To j. W. Kennedy and r. r.
Baker, sub q, So. l3: s6l096. J. w. Starr, trustee
10 s. NJ Bryant, rt- subs IS and SO, So 116: 81 $50
+. Clark u X. R0thweii, lots ana 5, So 100;
1868 20 p. b. Wright TO NJ Liston lot 80, block
~, Todd and sub, Mt. Pleasant; 1870
THE DRAWING FOR THE THREE GREAT PRESENT,
took place last evening at z O'clock at X Coli
schmld'S Mammoth Department Store, No. Sl2 It'll
street, between ii and | northwest. Two gentle
men were selected from those pres mt who took
charge or the drawing, and Miss Esther Butter
neld, or NO 424 NY. ave, drew out the numbers.
Brewer, NO 1874 9TH ST. W., being the recipient
No. 3,S4, 2d present. a tea set, and No. 2,sl9, Sd
present, chamber set
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WOOD AND COAL.

q GORGE CREvELING. WOOD AND CoAl.
~ removed from 18th street wharf 30 l4th - ID:
wharf. Office, 1892 14th street Best Spruce flh.; "a:
best Bakers Pine, Sc: Oak, s.. SO; Hickory; 30
Sawed and Split Oak. 81: Pine. So. so. NIL III
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TURKISH BATHS.

~ EM ~ ppgkKISa BATH. 1sI7 q STREET fOppO-
ladies' Mon ggs House, large roo: good ventilation;
i n 70 10 Saturdays IL baths ~ cIess "a 80.
Dh. H. L. B0yEE. Eectsicisu ~ '~ 60 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

The fourth monthly meeting Of the Union Co
operative Building Association will be held this
evening" at Cosmopolitan Hall. See advertisement.
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INSURANCE.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.

United COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned do hereby certify that they a.
formed co-partnership for the sale Of Ice ui9i
name or firm OF WASHINGTON AND GEORn IA
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts viii bsrril "a
unless upon a written order signed JOHN 49,
treasurer Office. No. 1884 Water street sISs
DC. JOHN LEETCH. 4. 4. BARKER nj. hisr
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SPECIALTIES.
SAFE DEPOSIT co.

ShE l. LEI oSll w.
SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE Or ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
of Washington
In its own Building.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE-
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d lS.
SalaSdi--.. sWUV'
The Company rents Safes inside IFS Fire ard Burglar
fToof aults at prices vary from s. 10 $40 se
according to size and location. Rooms and desks aa
Joining vaults, provided for Safe Renters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED By THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCk.
SECURITIES AND NALUABI.FS Of every descrlp-
non, including BONDS and STOCKS, PlAIE JEh-
EI.kl, DEEDS. &c., taken for SAFE KEEPING, CO
SPEClAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rstes.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President.
GHAKLES C. GLOVER, Of Riggs & Co., Vice Preaaen.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. STURTENANT, Secretary.
c. 4. Nynlan, Asst sccy'
Directors:
Benjamin p. Snyder, Charles c. Glover
John Casses, Henry A, Willard.
Albert l.. Sturteyant, Thomas Evans m
John q. Parke. nls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
CITY ITEMS.

Stick to the Best
and save money by using Dr. Bulls cough syrup
in case OF colds Price 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

tONtEkT COt RSE-lUe
attention OF muSic-lOvng people is called TO the
second concert OF this course under charge OF Prof
D. W. Bisehof1, on Friday evening the 9Th inst, and
To the fact that an exceedingly attractive program
has been arranged Tor that evening Those pres
ent at the first concert of this course loud in
their praise, the entire program being very enjoy
able to all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

For New Year Breakfast
make your buckwheat cakes from Hecker'S Self
raising Buckwheat. For sale by all grocerS
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Amisscnlenss. &C.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.-ThiS is peculiarly chill
drenS week at the Opera-hOuse. Mr.. Adams
HtntptY Du7nptY is the best that has been seen
here in many days. The children greatly enjoy the
fun. and SO do the groWn-up people.
AT THE NATIONAL THEATER this week Mr.. Dem
man Thompson is giving his famous imperSOna-
ton or - Uncle JOSH character which has taken
one OF the foremost places Oh the stage. Joshua
WhftCOnib is decided chit"
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The " Exodus Sing
erS" will give a grand concert at the Congrega-
tional church this evening They Will be assisted
by MIR. Ditton, of Philadelphia and the best local
talent
RossI. THE GREAT ACTOR-The sale Of seats for
the ROSS1 season commenced at FOrdS Opera House
TINS morning, and Indicates fashionable as well
as popular recognition OF EurOpe's great actor
The Baltimore san of to-day indicates the measure
OF his success in that city, He appeared last night
at Fori's Opera House, that city, as edmund
hetn," In the drama OF that Name by Alexander
Dumas. The S,n says:-' Dumas has woven the
traditions of Edmund Kean'S career into story
OF absorbing interest. Sign0r Ross finds in the
character unlimited scope for the display OF that
wealth OF expression which suppressed on
Monday evening Under the 'inky CLOAK and over
ShadOWing sorrow OF the Danish Prince. At the
conclusion OF the fourth act StynOr ROSSi was
called out four times and was greeted with shouts
OF deafenlng applause
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The idea OF thorough reform alton commencing
with New Year I'm ali affairs of life Is as old an
retrospective glance always tells or intentions
not carried out. To those who have thought IL
wise to delay an essay OF fortunes favOritism Dy
sending one or two dollars to NJ A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, In time for the 140th drawing OF the
world-famed Louisiana State Lottery. before j anu
airy 10th, the idea must come: Delays are dam
gerOuS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

ONLY SIX CENTS PER PoUND-ImprOved Phfladel-
phia Scrapple. For sale at all provision stores.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR UNENCITM
bered property, Farm of 240 acres, 81 mics from
city: 9,room house on farm; fine reach and YOUNG an
pie orchard: excellent water Inquire 2022 street
kOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR UNINCITM-
Il bered property. stocked Farm of 1876 acres nine
miles out; one mile to railroad station good house.
Inquire 2OO6 Pennsylvania avenue SID lew.
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The Methodist Episcopal Union.

MEETING AT McKENDREE CHURCH-THE PRESIDING
ELDER URGES UNION AMONG THE CHURCHEs-THE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
meeting OF the Methodist Episcopal Union was
held last evening at McKendree church-Rev. B. z.
Brown presiding elder In the chair and Rev. c.
Herbert Richardson secretary. This union
formed at McKendree church about month ago.
After the audience had been canvassed for men,
berS, committee, composed OF Revs. ]. 8. Deale
and g. V. Leech and Messrs, j. s. Martin. r. II.
WIiiett and H. Jones, was appointed to nominate
officers. During The absence OF the committee.
Mr.. A. NJ Gangewer called attention to the intenl-
perance which prevailed during the holidays,
especially on Monday last, and suggested that 1t
was good subject for the union. In his expe-
rience he had never seen so many drunken men
before. Rev. Mr.. Richardson remarked that there
had been less drinking than during former holidays
Mr. L. W. Worthington remarked that he had not
seen one drunken man in his section of the city
IL the union engaged in the cause OF temperance 1t
would do much good, and ne would heartily enter
the union should not adopt any particular hobby,
but should be willing to go in the stable, as it
were, and mount any shed in the cause OF Meth
OdiSm.
THE PRESIDING ELDER COUNsEIS UNION.
Rev. Mr.. Brown said that the union should Or
ganze first, and, while they should respect all
churches, they should love their own church the
best, and unite to increase it's usefulness Para
doxical as it may appear, what seems to be our
strength is our weakness Looking at the eighteen
churches OF the District the casual observer would
regard the church as a strong one, but when you
go into the churches and inquire To their affairs
1T will be found that although OF one name they
are not united. They should sympathiZe with each
other, and hence it Was proposed by forming this
association and meeting once per month to bind
the different charges in closer bonds OF union IN
this way the church would be strengthened, ana
he had no doubt but the union would conduce 10
much good. He was not particular as to riding
hobbies, but was willing to mount any one which
has for its object the hOnoring or God and saving
OF souls.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The committee nominated the following ticket,
which elected: j. T. Mitchell, OF Georgetown,
president; Rev. b. Peyton Brown presiding eldeT
and Major III. A. Hall, (Of Hamline), vice presi-
dents: Rev. G. II. Richardson, (Of Mckendree) sec
rotary; E. F. Simpson, (of Foundry, treasurer; w.
K woodward, (Wesley), Gen. S. $. Henkle, (MetrO-
pol1tan,) Rev. g. V: Leech, 9th streeU, A. NJ Gan
gcwer, (Union). L. ID. Harmon, (RyIand,) j. III.
Walker, (Waush,) Warren ChOdte, (Grace,) execu-
tive committee.
the Foundry church was selected as the next
place OF meeting, and Rev. Mr. Richardson was re-
quested to read his paper on 'Methouist Worship
at that meeting
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-07-10
General News.

A factory tor the production of glass
shingles is to be built at Pittsburg. Penn.
An unpleasant scandal has arisen concern
ing the Guiteau autopsy.
Moses 0ates.sn Eastern weather prophet at
Toronto, Canada, predicts a snowstorm for the
18th of July.
The latest victim of the toy pistol is =
Nantucket girl, the daughter of Mrs. s. NJ.
Raymond, who has Just died from lockjaw
caused by two pistol wads shot into her fore
head.
On one of the street railroads in Chicago
the ears are drawn by wire cables. The plan
has been in use only about six months. In
that time it has killed eight persons and in.
lured many others.
The Marshal of Springfield, Mass. has
new wrinkle. lie is going to post the names
of all intoxicated persons in every saloon in
the city, with the date, and forbid the sale of
liquor to them for six months, and he has 800
OF 400 names To- start with.