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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
\ oUns Mems Christian Association. ANIMAL
Meeting

The Annual Meeting Of the Y. NJ C. 4. vFts held
az Tx rlsli-aee Of the PreSidzut Of the Associa-
Ir1u 1Lr Henry Wdts-t0Czse on Th--ssiay svs,iirs,
Z llst ul I-sL In response 10 q general invitation
-----4 L-- Lill-s. there vas quite A I1rv- gath
ENG q The stis OF tbs city n0twithstariI, tbs
I g5EruE-ilc1zs State Of the weather that sTsring,
I The avenue lea5zrs frurn NrusuJ, 4v.1rs - -
-1E>e WIS ~ animated With Chinese and Jrrz,rass
] ---l@rLi'. HE ye-uUdah WIS similarly Isl en-
-lst 'Lolss and hlzSiu,s we're beautifully iscks,i
E--- ElFzcs and ornamental VASES. q ilrr r.
MIsIl s1-s o. the house A SPACIOUS rnarG1.a &c
erected on the lawn which could be entered fr,,rr
ne Tsr--L1 steps without exposing ones elf Z,
--E 1pef an. Ells and palm leaves ysrs artist
caly arranged around tins temporary erection IN
s-cl --L-Lzzr Is % pcudlcs i most unique and
--1-EI---l5 el=cl- ne LtrSe driving, dining and
sum- r1rls were slr-Eu lutu one, and BRILLIANTLY
l-11l-1ltst the whole prsssntiz, mos. elegant
GppeI-E-cG-
Az the appointed hour the President called The
meeting 70 Cr1sr. The proceedings were opened
" 7---= ne -s'1A number OF the Gospel II I1rs-
To he v1rs- To the wors'
The Rev J. A. Cruzan followed with solemn
PRAYER
lie Secretary Eas thsu called upon 10 rad ,hs
minutes u the list monthly a-d special rrsetinr-s
which were duly confirmed
ne next thing n order wIs the nomination Of
trlsllsli t1r the ensuing year Mr.. Den1psis vas
-lll---itsc y Mr. Arherton- and Mr. P. c. Jones
Jr- lv Dr. hItusy.
Mr. Z. e. Jones' declined 10 scrsut tl. r,-.,,fr,
L1- WITH THINKS. He said. he vas an Antrs,z |
J 1Lzsg1 l-ll- and Democrat II the vav o. vut- |
ll-- ILzy rzsiEl-sd hive man for President |
Eltc that could talk The Association had CON
tsrrec on him the hlIgE Of eisctinS him President
n = % and Is lie Els going 70 the States this i
t1L-- Ne had g-z1t pleasure N nominating, Mr.
Arl1sa Pratt Tor the Presidency
NJ y r. C0ozE nominated Mr.. Frank Damon
Tie u1l-1t-1g resulted unanimously in favor OF /
Mr. AEasa Pratt
t1r ne o5hcs Of President, Dr.. Whitney
Z -l-llltet the Hon 4 +. Judd. and Mr. p. c. /
Jones nominated Mr. /. NJ Starksv Hon. A 2 |
. Gid WIS elected
VI. Z Bowen vas elected Secretary, and c I.
LL-L-l-LI1l reelected Treasurer
Hssscs- Henry Watsrh0use and Robt Levers
5rs elected Directors 70 assist the ofscsrs Of The
AssocIatl11 N The general management Of the !
Association
According to the terms Of Article XVI OF the
l1sr-rurl1u and II coI1EiIancs of Section Of the
-Elrtsr- board OF Trustees Eas duly eIseted bv a
F1-tllrIls vote Of the Members present Messrs |
= NJ Cc1zsr B. F. DLllInghan and P C Jones. |
2 received the requisite number Of votes.
he Treasurer presented the following report
EuuEr OF rEE TEEAsCEER
HIS E. L--LIy5EAlT. TEE4sCaEa- y Ac-ugxr VIE |
EzZ l1125 llz1-s CEz1srIAS Ass1crarI1s a. -1oS5- |
L---r F-E rEE EEAE Ey1Iy5 AFzr- -. lssE
1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Tie f>.i'- isft Hiio q Sunday the fsSh- Tie
CaFtaz aad l-res party a. zaassn-zu 7isl-sz
ire ul1ezz1 LhsF HsTs r-ash 1s.i.fsssi .sirf. or
zfszi s--lt. Ei.i1l sz3aad a. ar-surj1uz1t- s-glI
tln tl--z se-s.l-- ll-sllsrzlls f5l--ufsi-f ~
z---a q ~ saslE5z O. El-lez lisF zsfe Fe-si 81
e. ~ rclrlE-- sisusE- e fzl alalslss. u - 60
Ei-- b 1zLila, - ar 5alsa the czrer - -
l-s:tsr ssctl@sd Z. tEfEzs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
MEMORANDA

-ls 1ras Elz4-f from Ssla NJ s--F,-,3 IL str-- -
f7-zg ssl- Ana ne Emma AIg1stA Tie -5r1 l1sl
nc sc-a1fsr Asuarrh VIA fur cal 10 rcr111s-s
. sgl--
. .-rurully 10 "a Al IL Puml-- was a-lf1- fg-
-tlar L I. rsr- PrgsG5l- slar KIM. = .1aslia4i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

- llilis are S-i.diaS away N 6as Styie. azd
Siseron's railway 5 kspt As hcsy as il can he.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

An 1nserssrlls istser froa cur San Francisco
Correspondents: VII bs svuza on the sou-th page.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

AIs@ ii-,1ie0cse has rscently heen constructed
- -. ~ St4ct On TIE old to1ndatscr, re
s-lsni-y cntsrsrt from the forrrsr ne ~
staloo Pcevaias that there has been ~, ovs-S,,S.
= ~ "a Niac the egllGlng larger - As - ssS-5
IaRso1 s1Sar. Ar-jas. EsyselSer vas H. b,,iii.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

\ e'rfssE''Lasns WIRES -Peorie blow ahou. tie
1glssr1ph. tslspAcae. Ss. IN ,N.,,
tec w11tsG - send usssSS,.e,s xr,s - s -
5lii te VIE I'D seen broken for he ~ fss- ~
- 3l 80 ms record wont % for shs ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

= ai.''e-t E'a had a very rcuge trip I'd hsss
wees sc oelS arrived az KsAzlzi lateon weSs-es-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

N Sunday, tes lssh. the ea-ksztins s,n,..s
! ,,.,1 zsriTed az kShalzi She hrv1Sat lsuher
'I''a me >'''1,c- she ea-gc was for Capt Hcb-,,n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

IES Cousins SSaeisty VII meet On Sasurs,y even
~ at Tire residence CT J. 3. Ather.ou.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Pioser asc Plsusiful and 0ze eas get sood ssoss.
ins Win very li.sls srozbse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

sunday, Aprd Sta. being the Feast Of E.s.,r ~.
N Ssrvi,e WITH whites and atives. 'TlSs s---y,-
-. - eSialas1csd With the hyE-c, Onward Cars
- >ls1lsEs 70 >o-rvan, and the effect Of this
pf2esssil1iI- oel-aS begun By the surplcsd bovs.
p N ass wing Of The school house. tie sound n
esetSlaS Z yolurne a. Il marched to,stryts the
s-1rre- vas very Impressive. The r E.,sas VS.
salAS9l ~ : md the hyucas Eers - Ys Choi-s q
NsE 5s-1SllsEl p - The Strife Is O'sr, the RsttIs
% dnc Ny God and Is Thy Table Sursa6
--s-i- lts-toiy vas solicited and resrl ted most
Sel,src1siy II 81. rhis, with Ssu ard 81 cfver
q ause.sss, and So. the oisertory Of last ChriSs
las I1lkes 81 large advance tovaris VIA. :
he Church vas BEAUTIFULLY decorated Th-
/. S'lu-e EcCJ sc-ssc- erected and Presented by
NJ = Giles. vas snEEinsd Eirh most lovely La
. E-1-s rcss- he Two retables Of the Alsar zpr.
1-ed w--e -ica bouquets Of lovely and rars scverS
sem 7y 1s1ry everyu1s N Waikiki Suitable tsxts
- a>o piacec n c-1ersrt places IN the church
LnG long Eiys % ferns were hung from s,rr,a- :,
'eE-11- t1- slt1sred u the esn.er. Last month
5eltrN WIZ eolczu eruss replaced the unSishriv /
1r Vllcc has sc1cG there - long and thiS vTesk
~ the premises are being painted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Ar. AHiass Pratt has been elected P,,si,ieus
e the I NJ c, A tor the ensuing twelve raouths
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

ne Hashop 0f 0lba has been On a vis;, 70 Man;
= = a-ziz'il hs was received with all hoocrs
vsfs PrsSiy 4rcA zas erected u fr,nt 81 H.
800 sc ne whole pl1es vas aseorztet- b,,ts
sr,lIay re 5ashcp held eun6-usatsor 4. NSl-,-
A-51a- ssa ScEeay he vas TO hold one az waii,,k--
- or 1snday he voGld start for Ciarallsa Hsi
st.l5 sit AaSaSao- The Bishop seems ext-vrsslv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
PORT OF HONOLULU.

Arrived
Apr An Vi lE Sz1mh-u- Eseri1- a-,u y 3 r,.l
L-uze
--Au "a y LOUIS E-ru1 ksa-alssl.al
An 'zr1s A-sslll- Nsaal--. - fsvs f-cm p
ElLksiv
z-8-- sal Ea-rns, Eaoi.s. f-um N.Tra-tlr NST
Sailed
AEr-. -,-2A>> E-zla1dal. W-bhcr. rrr ~rrF---
HE-Au I'd - >-41 1Cul- f-r A-e.t-
=-Au Va sllp I ruEr shen z La1haH1 --r 4s,---
Al Va ,k Ch--- Elils. for A-ctie
an = Any E1r1sr N-Tcl- Pr Nasr v-rs
= x LzgT LAn2-cn- At-s-cu- Ger
--1ress s.lr-n. y lzlia< Tax 81 E-f1ef.s.f
A-lar,s, Norman tsr ssn tF-arri.-
---rns,i-i,7- E.T1r1- sgr Saz F-s1c.s-T
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Daniel MEeGrseor nate Of TIE EEur-s met
FI-1 ulos1 seEio1s accident On Monday last &c
vas engaged iu;raEla n railroad ir1tr for EsIsI1i
Owing q the sling carving away kis had got
lE11lzd u q VzrT da---ery1s mzzrsr. resuIaiuz II
several cuts ana bruises o. the neck ard his ia
beng 5-1t51 II Two places. De vas taken u thz
g1ssus H1sfl-a!- Hs pissed : bad night q N1E-
day 11r Esstsr1Eg the 1lsedIzg Ezs reported t.
have stopped aud hs was doing as vel a. cJ1Id Be-
expected Eudzr the circzn---ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

IHylsasiczs have been ass1ed b. KS Majesty Tor
BE 9peHlzg CT The Lsgsslasurs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

II Aaahz1-suz ssr~et. new brick b1il5lnz :
raptay srpruach11S e0mpistior- Il VII bs oera-
Plsc y NJ Rogers the vatchu-aksr. and "
CscI Brown. the lawvsr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Two daaly Papers fCr Honolulu a-s ro= in the
1s-c' ne P q. ard the Ballst54 Thiras alvslvs
ccE1s WIKI a r-sh Il this li-tlc civ Of co.'s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

We ssar of several ca-sisG1sss FOX the Sscrssarv-
snip OF he Legislature. L / an ir-por,ers s,-s
rspouie pos therefore. II sI be % the interest
q AZ concerned to slecE a god r-1r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

The Young Peopls's Meeting VII be held to
morrow evening at the Fort Street Chu-rh vessrv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

tars weeks HzHshez e Cur weekly >sz;es upua
JuSleraSy matters : urlvuNiahly r1sspousd unrl
our rs1r issue
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

AE1aors A5odt ars making reopis PRICK ug thsi-
sa-s. In spite OF the rru1rass Of a ve-v uuie.
sessign there seerzs every probability Of cur ha--
r.. lively times
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

A5oat o'clock o. Friday evening LAST the ire
alarm VS. soGntai from the rari11s stations.
The C1stsI5 Us reported as the scene OF the d..
as5ef- he engines paired tiithzr. bat forth
EElslF t1C11 the IRE Eas eIrIuzui=Eei Il r-i-=-
--alst Il TIE galley from sJul- 11kuoEu c1use- A
51-Ehzad vas Destroyed Repairs have been sr
sc--st- a-d the vessel proceeded On hsr r1-s-a n
San Frz1eisc1 yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

AZ noon today Mr.. Jrc. Z Bi-u1rd VII hold az
important sale CT foG- t5rs q LKni on Ki-- street
taey are psrs Of the estate q the LI,s S-ssn R,f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Ok ICEs1AT sEs1izg next he LADIES' Bsns71-
LEM ,lcl=ty Of n1o.ul1 VII give A. sutsrrair1-z-s
a. tie Music Hal. the pr1eesds OF rzhicn VII 20
towards Increasing the funds Of the S1ciztv a.
rs 5u-5rIal1E-sut- consisting u Iablzau1 Music
and An trlll- promises 70 be hue one. and for
The benefit Of one Of the 6rs1 Of Charitable Slcs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Lhss >atr-Siay vas an s1rsptorai day az the
rollee Cc1rt. No eCslzess. u, Monday ncuser-
COS dr-nks Es-s GaSpcseG e vl-h the usual g..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

he R,-p'ri VITA eoal for SpreeksAsvals arrives,
a; Nlhaieion the "a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
Mr.


he asss about wailaEa ami ,EaiAss X Oue-
shiag tearsul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Several rza1Eays s1CErgsri1S the lives o-Ii1ads
q pazssrs-bF II Our streets wers rspor-sd LIS
seek. IlzsElu,h as prsysnti1z L bsgtzr thar CUE
lie pin OF leelsL-g drfrsEs - rscnzusudzd By
ne G1zz-TE may Be again referred 70. snail
C1I1zse boys q apparently twelve ur thirteen
years cd nay Be seen diving expresses. but
1F-st1ar tie bog be II charge q the horse OK IL
horse Of rEz boy L merely dependant upou s1r-
r1l1LL1- Circumstances
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26
ISLAND LOCALS.

AsoCr lows
M : G. Wilder Is II town.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

-1ose ~Hu are fUut q oranges may couscatu-
n. shsnseiyes the present pricss three NV Dc
-iid Tor rEenEg-1ve cents. o. Il larger rraEst.-
non y desired The w0GlG-te purchaser nav IT
seven for ktlf a dollar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Tie / Il c. A bald thar Annual Meeting en-
Le-zscay sysE.--s lEs-. az he rs,sSzncs OF .hgi-
rstl-tag prss,.sr-. NJ E-1-y Wassrhorss. A r.
P1rt vi &c tcC-5 L, Engshsr ccl-,u-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

We regrss 10 Iza1unes thai r. h Z. Eu-a
hselN2l1za has beer suTs-izg truu Ird1sposs-iou
-l-iS IN past Two weeks. An Improvement. how
ever Is apparent inst and We tr1st thu. sueetv
rscCvErv VII follow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

travellers across the PlH report tEIs On Ws,iues-
Gay ASK EsGvy falls u earth and debris with fg-
--ltt1ly Slze3 stUEzs rendered the rassaze u rhe
l1cll1e next below the drinking tgu--lIu ubsl-
-1-sly unsafe they add -h1s from ths apueara1cs
CT tie CHI above another El-GsiIg nav Be- s1-
pected befUrg I1uE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

he GsasrzI Commitrse Of the Boan Exhibition
VII meet AZ TIE Library ROozs this Wss5-sslzy
afseEE1on AZ Sd p II At the userinz last v=ssk
It Wss T1tsd 70 open the EEhibi.I1l Nav / IN
-zr-aI11z1-s VII be provided every eTauinz. A
lzlzE vi Be served every day At uoll- lie Con
u-I-tEes Efsh- 10 complete az oces thefr ISIS Of
articles 70 Be s1hibirsc- that the catalogue nay
b printed Il-l1ss1ia5siF- Ikz pLars for ts I-srT
Building have been c1I-plsted- and VII BE- On e
hi5i-iou- Tie Library vii Be an orzznlent 10 the
CITY Il-ls E11lci1l9G 0ai.i b add IarEs ana1unt
% the Birding Fznd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Sweet MUSIC was tascvu->sd By tie bard GA
l-lL1ly evening" u the hotel grounds. There vas
safe c1ogt ca the yeraaliah. Ard everyone
>esH1et zas1ly Ss-lghtsd with the muse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

The Odd FclLJEs give a bal tzis evening 81 -hs
N=E Music Hal This VII Be the first bah -f-s-
Il tlEr boiling A sectional dour las been Lsf4
ever TIE l1Esr part OF the puru1ztrs. On q L=-5gI
VIII the s1l-e TINS giving space Of = feet an
E7ers-s o. , feet for t1Eci1s NJ Bsr-sr rrH
the band VII furnish the 1uusic-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

1Izlvs al--sd kasashlan1. vas caIrgsJ zyll
burglary Il he dwelling house q c " Clark. On
lie ui--E o. the 18th r1lsc, For Faaz OF evidence
By the prosecution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

TIE vIrlog-s Committees Of the Art L1a- Ez1.-
oI-l11 vi meet A-aln tins aftsr-pon II ms -v
81 hsucl1- Ecuu AZ SO. CurpIste rsucr-s
FROM the Chi1ru-su Of Committees are exusc.sE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Jas. Nobel and n Moran. the LE0 ssaueu be-
-lCg-- % the LEX BIT that Esrs arrested for
s11gg-lS ore case q old ton IN from said YES
SCI we're ssu-Elcsd 20 i1s Of $50 zIn curfsslrg,i
o. Wecczstzy last a ChiuzEau. named Qu1u-
SC-g vas cEIrgsi With assauIriue, rxrivs r-7r1s-
WITH knife kinsd so and sentenced % one
wee Z : I--url-Jrulsur
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Ias bzs-lsl ship F1i1.,r- 81 days from Nsygczstla
y = - WHICH arrived yesterday Tuesday morn
* ems 4 cargo ur over 700 tons Of c1lI %
N=ss-s. G. " MacflrI1zas L Go. Tbis Is IL It---
est cargo yet brought INTO tins port IN ucs bottom
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

The ReT-J- A CrgzzH selected for the title Of
his address, at Sunday evening. @ThIzrs.- he
text vas tzksu from LIKE KRIS vsrse- Mans
LIE e11slsssth not II tEz abE1daEes Of thosz
ItIls thIrh h possesses- he appealed u tie yuluz
EsEE % kloT If they not striving % b,c1uls
rlcd- 20 zrzzIrE tAls On wEich u fssd theuseIF=s
he sLpozEcs1 E-ppuIssz =o1zEt for II tbs
zgztd- h1z lea q perfect happIuEss zoQIf Be
an sIzcr b9ls1cE, the things Ez have snd -
thia-s EstssIrs- Il takes very hike 70 max n
idlSs kzPpy- What nzLkzs Inn haupv Jgsvss -
sa1e n1zn z1Isc-ly E1ssrzble- To tEoss zno hsd
spent their Ives Il the 4Eclnlzlatiol q tLir= L.
EoGld say -" is3oz L better than richez=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

NJ Llslzll1 and his daughter we're cot driving
o. >-zc-Iy afternoon list. when the hind Wheel Of
TIE wagon cane or he yuunz LADY, ani a end
&c -lt = haE drr-s got Of uEsca-hsG whilst NJ
Lls1Ill1 vas uU5 80 fortunate He was ct7rss.iz--
ally bruised about the body and bis fIcs i slhrI
t-slZurgd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

EzPress cr1Tsrs EoE prefer the back c1dGs % tEs
sss-E-zr s11-t n 1ccuu1s q the almost iEI1ass-
abe sutss Of : CIT street. Opposite Ltira r Cos
L-zs vas P1-tlcELL-iy u1riceabls whsG a Mail
s1e1--sr arrived Wise Ishzs. II hiding the tsss-.
L cor pClLic works.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

cEalgs Of ;LssazI Ard battery Els preferred
against one. james Grant Inst week He plsr4
sIL-E- HE cLrrC-srLlcss a related sLouet -h3r
- Assault 'EIs cuu11it1sG upon uIrIvs woman
whist the rssallLu- vas drunk. and EIrh1ut arv
grc7oclr11u- Es vas E1=G SO. and Gusts -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

Last AoC1Hy a bu2Sy which vas driven down
E-c- s1rset col-iied With NJ HarrEsII, horse and
eLr-Elzzs- stL--l-g AZ the side OF the street Re
SUI. uTer-hruE Of the car-r-e the clliss- gir74-
II u without stgpplg % enquire whistler a1y
tIzEl.e had 6esn done Fortrlttslv n, - -.
hurt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

~ N---sse l--er s'cst-f 4sslL-sS ine Glzias
q LIS gtlce L1us,il1telv after lEnlii-. Er1u The
s-sIEsr- BIS serTlcss Esrs fJurd very vlLui5Is
Il the case Of fook Gee W. AhLo L MJnrIn- L
Listed S days L world probably have cccupisf a
Ezez- azt Mr. lie A-hsuIg not arrived 50 5uuU--
t1-E-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-26

J. EEl-s- and b Orssensssiu v. Cbs-Es. p Re-
sr1scC lss1uPsi-. NJ. Preston ASKED shat -
cs.ss E--r- Be erEtIn1zd II or5sr thar lie ufizh-
prepare 1rerruzatocles fJr Er EirtarJf aJr --.5
~ tor SEA . % prsssut- Ihz Co1rs granted tie
% -l1l1-ee- the I1ssrrutt1ri=s TO Be Eled bTIPlf
IT, nv +-17ozTrr
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-20

dissension through the country. Even
Yale College reached its long arm out
into Canterbury, and disciplined" two
innocent Freshmen, who had attended in
vacation the Separate meeting in that
town.
In those days the clergy were the go
vernors supported by special land tax,
and pewter and horses were taken for
their revenue.
We read that told Andrew Robinson,
when in Windham, town, one day had
his horse taken from under him for priest
tax"
We find the Apostle Elliot and Sam
son Occum, the Indian convert, on q
visit to the colony, and there is record
IN 1725 of an old Indian, Aquittacus.
(Aqulttamaug.) whose name the schol-
astic Purit6ns dignifed with Roman
ending. aud who lived to be ia, or,
as the Indians estimated, 123 years old.
He was on the committee of reception
when the first English came to Boston,
and recalled the town when it had but
one cellar begun, and that near the Com
mon.
Town meetings were opened with
prayer, and on the election OF depu-
ties a sermon was delivered in the
meeting house by one of the standing
clergy.
Canterbury tells of expenses for'kee-
ping Sibbel Blank and clipping" her
sundry times, also for 'salivating' sun
dry persons.
We find little Chaplin enacting ''that
seven hours should constitute a days
work"
AS late as 1918 Pomfret is put down for
marvel in high breeding. A visitor
declares the Pnmfret assemblies to be
elegant and distingue, and ''that the
dress and demanor of Miss Ann Hall
would have done credit In any court in
Europe"
Pepy's diary is not more full of in
genuous disclosures, marking the man
ners and eccentricities of the times.
Those being the days of "flp" and
cordial, "a respectable citizen of Wind
ham is carried home dead drunk, and
his wife ''thanks God that he is not a
blood relation" We read of widows
with six children, hewing the rough
ways of fortunesfcr themselves and little
ones. At one time, within a near radius
In Pomtret, thirty three children are
sprouting up in three families, while
Deacon Fisk, of Killingly, becomes the
father at once of four female infants,
whose names are suggested by the epi-
thets that greeded their advent. "Won-
derful, Admirable, Remarkable,
Strange!" Miss Lsrned's first volume
appeared in 1874, the second and last
was published not long since. and brings
the record down complete to 1880.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-20
V0rbosItV.

Young newspaper reporters and writ
ers usually have good deal of overflow
some of them so much that they seem
to think the main object of writing is to
fill up space. They make a paragraph
out of squib, and a page out of an
item. The New Haven Register, thus
caricatures one green hand:
Young Fitznoodle had just entered
journalistic life, and is going to 'cut a
swath." he believes In putting in a
good deal of "color" in his items, and
prides himself on his work. He sharp
ened couple of pencils at both ends,
this morning, and began:
"We regret to inform our readers that
the estimable Miss Jones, of Jonesboro,
daughter of Congressman Jones, and
granddaughter of the well-known foun-
der of the village of Jonesboro, has met
with fearful accident.
Gas she was driving along the bouLe-
ward at the speed of the wind, the horse
half-brother of Maud s., and full sis :
ter of st. Julien, became suddenly st ar
tied by the uprising of covey OF par
tridges, which are unusually numerous
in that section this season, and promise
a great deal of fun for the sportsmen
when the law is off-and as they circled
the frightened steed tore down the
avenue like mad, until stopped by tAe
gallant hand of Officer II, of the Ninth
Ward.
"Her injuries were a confusion of
the ankle, which did not amount to a
fracture; and the unfortunate girl was
carried home to her grief-stricken par
ents and sYmpathlzing friends"
The city editor, at this point, was an
xious for copy, and glancing it over ra-
pidly, crumpled it in his hand remark
ing;
"Fitzy, you have piled up the words,
havn't you. You've given all your fan
cy painted. Good boyl But remember,
this department is the domain Of fact
He then scribbled;
"The daughter of Congressman @ Jones
was run away with by spirited horse,
on the avenue, yesterday afternoon. In
iuries nominal
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-20

Hot-house strawberries have beer
sold IN New York for many years, but
the business never attained any import.
ance, owing to the uncertainty OF the
crop and the enormous price at which
they were valued. This year the hot
house Strawberries sold in December and
the first few days in January at seven dol
lars a quart, and 1t is no unusual thing
for eight or nine dollars to be paid. The
supply and the demand are extremely
limited, however, not more than few
quarts a week being disposed of. Early
in January begins the Florida trade,
which sprang up in 1877 and has been
gradually increasing. Last year one
firm which does most of the wholesale
business of this kind brought 10000
quarts to the city. The berries are
grown in the open air all along the st.
Johns nver, and are sent when nearly
ripe to Jacksonville, where they are
packed in huge refrigerators on wheels
with alternate compartments for ice and
strawberries. The strawberries are In
transit four days, and the ice il the re-.
frigerators has to be renewed three
times during the journey. A special
messenger travels with each carload of
fruit in order to insure great care in hand
ling and the replenishing of ice, and the
fruit Is in very fair condition when 1T ar
rlves. The first berries which arrived
in January were sold wholesale at SO a
quart. The price begius declining as
they arrive in greater quantities, until at
present it is twenty-cen.s to 81 a quart
at wholesale and about $1.25 at retail.
The neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla,
promises to become New York's winter
garden. Besides an increasing crop Of
strawberries every year. large quantities
of tomatoes are now received, packed in
precisely the same way. Green peas IN
pod are also becoming a staple article
of trade, $40 q barrel being asked for
them.