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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-24
A RUN ON A DRUG ATORI

Never was such . rush made fol
any Drug Store "a In now 1t q. G.
NJ. l. Drug Store for Q trial Bottle of
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds. All
persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hosrseness, Severe
Coughs or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial
Bottle Of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Drug Store. Regu.
lar sire 81 90 s
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suoKLEH,s AnHrCA sALvs,

The. GREATEST medical wonder q
the world. Warranted to spssdily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuh, UlcerS,
5alt Rhsum, Fever 6ofss, Cancers,
Pile, Chi1blAfkS, CoTns, Tsttsr,
Uhapped Hands, and Al skin eeup.
tienS, guaranteed . surs IN sysFy
imstanoo, q money Istulnod. 81
sents pr bnx. y9 Ah - Z q. e
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Explosion.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, os.-An explosion
took place this afternoon at J. b. Smiths
squib factory. Kingston. At the time Of
the accident nine girls we're ct work;
FIVE are reported burned to . crisp and
the other four seriously Injured, and can.
not recover. The cause Of the explosion
Is yet unknown.
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goods ever brought 'T1s
able In : SSs s .: Ns:s s s .sa & nj
-4.e ea vELvETs AND PLUsHEs aaaDr
q s s
sf Lyons 81 v ss I'd ssss sf as We also handle f 0
sssF aaaas1l DRESS GOODS AND CLOTHS. ). :. rsa1
We I'd IS 1 Fl
@ s s:, wig. a 4: :: sas An ss sss.
.ss s.s:ss e e!
fabrics, and challenge competition ass sse A. n rs ID
1ssT r7fHsIa CLoAKs AND GARMENTS a saga5 g
n. e.. svs n s!.. before s
found always and
sr1 2 ,.s 80 Ss$ s7ssa IT. Z DRESS TRIMMINGS dsa5
In .R ss's
everything Dress Trimmings
sssz1a6 Eas-@ HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
fun I'D sm:n the beet
s 5 and W a1na. sssa St s I
figures e. : - - - =
- .ofaoEst IL KID GLOVES
hook B G S Sas T s a s
worth Is cents more
FLANNELs, BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
This department everything that goods
he sssh
Madras Quilts
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs. 4
This Ss full SG ut The rev ty ssd Ladies
In BUrTos and Dress we never such stock a. we have III
''l sHAWLs SKIRTS JERSEYS. ETC
Zephyr goods s 1s nsv po:5s
CORsETS.
1! th ,a line .n all the old fa'0s n'A and are constantly
Special attention paid satisfactory
returned.
CONN BROS.
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Mackerel Catching of Cape Ann.

The mackerel catchers are vessels !
Of the same rig, tonnage. and lading |
rs the cOd-fsheTs. except that in them |
The seine takes the place OF the trawl. !
The scene OF their operations Is !
rather wider. too, IS they meet the
mackeTel on their appearance III the
spring as lar south as Virginia, and
follow them to the shores OF Green
land and Iceland. Georges Bank. 1
IN the open sea about 80 miles oil
Cape Ann. and the Dominion waters
are. however the fayorile fishing
grounds. When one of these vessels
reaches the spot where her prey may
be taken, a sharp watch Is kept FOR
schools which may be seen playing
about ON the surface; old salts aver
that they can smell q school of mack
erei us well IS menhajen. When
one Is sighted. the Estiessne5s Gi the
crew gives way 10 animation.
The purse seine. coiicG Un the after
hatch. j. hastily thrown u tha seine
boat. which has been towing aste:n
since the vessel left port. Two dOTies
are let down. and, IN company with
the sejne-boat. row ont toward the
school At the proper time the
seinc-bOss gives the word, the two
dOries take an end Of the seine. some
30 iGthoms IN length. and IN three
minutes enclose the school. Then
The seine Is passed, and tie
schooner Is signalled 10 come along
side. There are 500 barrels of large.
lat mackerei IN the purse The
method OF transferring them 10 the
vessel Is much like that p.acjiced by
The mcnhaden steamers. \ large dip
net. with long handle. worked by
tackling. Is ict down into the strug-
cling mass. and throws them on the
vessels decl, 10y the haif-barrel.
This done. the operation os dress
iDg down begins by throwing the
catch into q square trough: twelve
men Cf the crew Oi fourteen then
attack them with knives. tcXteTOusiy
open them by Il slit down the back.
and clean them at q stroke. they are
tEcn washed. assorted INTO various
grades according to SiZe and fatncss.
and packed in barrels. one barrel OF
Liverpool salt being required FOR
. four barrels Of fish. So rapidly 90
/ they work that foTty-seyen barrels
have been cleaned and packed IL
! two hours and d half. Meantime two
men have been Ove-hauling the
seine. repairing il where 2 shark or
bluetsh has made q rent, end the
men are ready FOR another haul or
+ perhaps jo work FOR hours without
I securing q barrel.
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CnURCH DfRECToKY

GRACE CHUECH-IIoly communion
first Sunday of every month. Sunday
services at ii 4. IL. and Z J.. n. Ncdi;,@,-
day evening service nj O'Clock. Rev.
NJ. ID. Wilson, Rector.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUECE-S,T-
vices at II A. N. and J.. ". MrdncS-
day evening prayer meeting az :.
o'clock. l.cy. J. V. MiliigaG, Pastor.
CONGREG ATIoNALC CHUECU-S,f.icps
at II 4. ". and y. N Rev. sam :
Wood, Pastor.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHUECH-SeTyicg,
AT 1890 A. M. Rev. l.. Diciman, Pastor
NJ. +. CHURCH-Serviccs at II =. -.
and y. II. Lecture and Prayer Ee.i-
ing, "Wednesday, at T.. NJ. Rev. WA.
Roberts, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-SeTVices each
Lords Day at IL a. NJ, aud : p. NJ.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday. a :
p. n. Rev. II. ). McLatIerty, pastor.
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The story told by the Cologne G9-
5e'i, ass to how It came 30 pass that
KING Alionzo became honorary Col
oHeI of the Uhlans stationed at StTas-
burg. it not true. is at least well in
vented There were two regiments Of
Uhlans available II seems. and the
uniforms of both were submitted to
The king. who preferred the one with
yellow cuffs 20 that with white cuffs,
and the one ne preferred happened to
be guartered al StrasburG.
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rESSELS oN TRe WY.
FrORs Foreign Ports. Gor fhe
Columbia River

-
Columbia River
Aberstwith Castle. Br - 10Sj Liverpool Sept II
isanc2. Br bk 100 Newcastle Sept
Blemah. Br SD g5i Wilmington
Bargauy. Br sp April - Clyde
Cynisca, I}r bk sl7 n $ " July q
Chas Cotesworih. Br bk Liverpool
City of Carlisle. Br bk GrecnocS AUgil
Eskdale. E- bk Livs rpool july &c
Gleni;fer. 81 sp s,u Port Chalmers Sept H.
Giryan. Br bk April 26 London
i~le Of Erin. Br sp Sydney Sept -
Inchgreen. Br So 1891 Grceaocl, June2
Janet Mcneil. Br bk June - Glasgow
Koiyerdale, Br bk 1871 NSW
Iads;ock Er DIX Sl6 y 5 W Scpgi
Moray syshre. IIr - li55 Leith. July =
Ohan Bay. Br bk Townsville Sept -
OakWorth. Br 81 Feb 20 London
River in3us. Br 50 lci5
Scottish Eard. Isr Jk sl6 Brisbane Sept 20
Sarah Bell. Br bk Sl2 Newcastle Sept Il
S;aghound. Br DIX So Wilmington
:. Il. Mead. Am bk l01J Y Sept C
Erozl American Ports.
Henry James. Br Ok 9aS \ Y June lg
Merols. Am 50 y Y August l.
- " Watts. Am bL New kork May =
Sea KING. Am sp y JulyI
Sovereign Of the Seas. Am 50 New York June
Tillie 4 Starbuck. Am 50 n Y June .
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Common Council.

DEGCLAR MEETINGS. SECOND AND
IL fourth Tuesday evenings ~ each month
M 7is O'Clock.
r. Persons desiring 10 have matters acted
upon by the Council. n any regular meet
ing must present the same 10 the Auditor
and Clerk. on or before the Friday evening
prior To the Tuesday on which the Council
holds its regular meeting.
TIInS. :. JENEfF
Auditor and Clerk
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Temple Lodge. No. FAN.
DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS e
II first and third Tuesdays I'm each W.
month, AT 7ik O'Clock. T., NJ, n the/VN
Halt in Astoria. Members of the order O.
good standing are invited 10 attend.
5y order Of the ". n.
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Seaside Lodge No. u, A. Q. q. y.
DEGULAR MEETINGS OF SEASIDE
Ia Lodge No. l.. A. o. 4. ". viii boz held
in Pythian Hall on Friday evening oi each
week. nj : o'clock 4. ". Members 81 the
order in good standing. and visiting Broth
ers are invited 10 attend. Library vii bee
open fifteen minutes before and after each
meeting. By order NJ. ".
G. BROWN. Rec.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. OF.

DEGULAR MEETING EV- .y.s-g..
IA cry Thursday evening at ~ ss
haif-paSt seven o'clock. a; the
Lodge room i'm Odd Fellows Hall
Astoria. SOiourning members Of ;hc order
in good standing, cordially invited 60 aticrd
iBy order y.
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Ocean Encampment, No. Is, /. Q. Q. L.
DEGULAR MEETINGS. OF OCEAN IN
HI campment No. Il. /. q. %. r. ~ The
Lodge, In the Odd Fellows BuildBg. ~
half past seven r. NJ, on the second and
fourth Mondays Of each month. Soiourh-
ing brethren cordially invited.
BY order &. l..
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DEGULAR MEETING or ASTu.Ih
Ia Council No. 995' is held on the iirSf aEd
third Tuesday Of each month. ~ o'cl0ch p.
NJ. by order Of the Council Commander.
l.. Y. MONTElTH. Src'ty.
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Astoria Lodge No. 4oLo.cl

Ia evening att O'Clock. at Pythian Hail.
Astoria. Members Gf The Order. 81 good
standing. are invited 10 attend. Degree
meeting first Monday OF each month.
by order W. e. D..
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Domestic Exports.

The receipts of certain articles of Or
egOn produce. at san Francisco. frnm
January l, 1SS:l, to November 3ih, imc!U-
Siye. have been as follows:
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-Shil0h's Catarrh Remedy posi-
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Canker Mouth. Sold by w. <. Dement,.
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Oregon & California r. R

OREGON & TRANSCONTINENTAI.
COMPANY, LESSEE.
On an after May Is, 1855. trains will run as
follows, DAILY Except Sundays).
EAsTSIDE DIVISION.
Between PORTLAND aud GLENDALE
PortIaDd......-. $50 A. N. Glendale. P. NJ.
Glendale. Loo \. " !POrtland. 4:25P. NJ
ALBANY EMPRESS TRAIN.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
POrti .nd.......4:C0 p. M.ILebanOn...9.2 20 p. n
Le5aEOR-.---.i:45 4. M.lPOrtland.- 10 :O5 An
The Oregon and California Railroad Ferr,
makes connection with ali Regular Trains or
EaStS.ie Division.
wEsTsIDE DIVISION.
Between Portland and Corvallis
NAIL TRAIN
Liza r.. ARRIVE.
Coryallis......S:30 A. NJ. Portland -..3:20 p. NJ
EXPRESS TRAIN
Portland 500 p. n. IMcMinnville-.S S:C0P.N
McMinnyille.5:i5A.M NJ. lPOrtland....... S:3OA. NJ
Close connections made at Glendale with
The Stages Of the Oregon and California Stage
Company.
alShSsS iOA ssiiS AZ i. tiic filnclpaI pOinl-
10 California and tho East, at COmpany's
Office
Corner : and Front Sts., Portland, Or.
storage viii be charged on freight remain
ing atCOmpaGys Warehouse over 24 hours.
Freight viii not be received for shipment
sftor ) o'clock 2. N. on either the East or
West side Division.
Il. kOEHLER, JOHN MUIB.
Manager. Sup't. of Traffic.
A. L. STOKES, T.. p. ROGERS,
Asst Sup'J- General Agt
Of Traffic. Passenger Dept.
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imperial. Am - ht Washington. Am 80
tliivs : Southland. Amsp Highland Light, Aia. -
Red Cross. Am - corsica, Am sh
Ice King Am 50 Indiana. Am SD.
Virgo. Sw bs Carrie W inslowAin OK
Helicon ID Bryant. Am bk
Hbotan. Rr Sd Mari Ia Fisher,
Dberou Br 50 killOchan. Br SD
Irorside Br bL Riengfell. Br sp
Ealaklaya BT 50 Clan Ferguson Br bk
Eaitlock Oct % Glenperis. Br bk
Coldstrearn. Br bk Lake Erie. Br 50
Antwerp. Br blk Oberon. Br bk
Rowland Hill. Br hk lIzZie Bel. TT bk
Star OF Erin Br 50 Masgate. Br bk
spirit of the Dawn. b Harry Bailey. Br bk
City of Madrid. Br 50 Bolivia. Br bk
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Delinuuent CITY Taxes.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I.
~ the undersigned, Chief of Police. have
Deen furnished with a warrant from the
City Council requiring me TO collect the tax
eS assessed for the year 1883. and now delin-
quent upon the list and make return of the
same within sixty days. All parties so in
debted will therefore please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
c. w. L0UGHERY.
Chief Of Police.
Astoria, Oregon, October 25th, 1883.
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It's a well autlcntica--i
fact that many medicines,
especially bitters,' arenoth-
ing butcheap w.iskeyvilely
concocted for use in local
option countries. Such Is
not the case with Browns
IRON BITTERS. Itisamedi-
cine, a cure for weakness
and decay in the nervous.
muscular, and digestive Or
gans of the body, produc-
ing good, rich blood, health
and strength. Try one bot
tie. Price SI.oO,
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TUG BOAT CHARGES.

Following is the schedule of prices for
towage IN and out over the Columbia Bar
For vessels not Inward - Outward
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.

During the month of November. 1855.
Ocean Steamers Will sail from Portland for
San Francisco every Tuesday and Friday,
aud from san Francisco for Portland every
Wednesday and Saturday. leaving Aims
worth Dock, Portland ~ Midnight, and
Spear Street Wharf, San Francisco. at 10 AN.
Through Tickets sold to all princiDa
cities in the United States, Canada and
Europe.
RAIL DIVISION.
Passenger Trains leave Portland for East
eFn points, ut . 90 p. VI. daily and at q 30
\. ". daily, except Sunday.
RIVER DIyIsION ChIddIe CoIumbia).
Boats leave Portland 70. Dalles at 90
a. A.
Also:
LfaHS aHi fS9-II iSE IIaeaL rs. I'VE. Thu ra. Sat
Astoria andI
lumbia. Is AN AN AN IS AM Is AN 8 AN
Dayton, Or. ~ AM - AM II AN .....
SoTyair;. 2S,glh i.-- SAM ..... is AM .....
vietoria.B @ Is An 6 AM Is AM Is AM Is AM sam
Leaves Astoria for Portland at 6 a. III. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Pullman Palace Cars running between Port
land, aud St. Paul,
c. ii. PRESCOTT. JOHN MUIR.
Manager. Sup't of Traffic
a. l.. STOKES, F.. p. ROGERS,
Assist. Sup't. General Agent
OF Traffic. Passenger Dept.
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Itisaflcll ER1Ws's ..-...
BITTEES, 2trEc uJI--icga.--
ic tonic, made IN BltEc.-.
Eid., by the Brown Chc-i-i
Company, who are old drug
gists and in every ParG-'--
~ Liable, viii, b. T-no.-
ing the craving apv-tse as
tic drunl.ari, and by cuu~r
the nervousness, wcal.c- -
and general IL health --s-..-
ing from iEtcmr-r-cs, --
moretopromotetSupera--e
il Tie stnctcst sense t.-.
anyc.her mcansnowl11 s,
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VESSELS IN THE RIVER.

santa Cruz Nova
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TRUE
Temperance

Is not signing Z pledG1
or taking a solemn oath tia
cannot be kept, because G,
thenon-removal ofthec caus
liquor. Thewaytoma-
. man temperate IS 20 Is
the desire for those dread.
artificial stimulants thatc--
y SO many bright ,n,cllc-,-
20 premature graves. 2@-
desolation, strife and v.-
happiness into so uaGy
families.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Amana. Br sp Queenstown Nov
Scottish Prince. Br bk Queenstown Nov II
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Columbia River Experts.
SHIPMENTS FOREIGN.

REHABILITATION JANUARY 'S3.
,9l SIS bus wheat SOC. 81
rs - bDis il0ur........ ............... 2J1,i
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ARRIVALS 2
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state Of California. IS Debney. : + Noyli
The daily gazette., 1883-06-26
TO-DAY's CITY COURT.
Fined for Resisting ArrestAThe Charge
Against Omcer Raymond Not Sustained.

Fined for Resisting ArrestLrhe Charge
Against Officer Raymond Not Sustained.
The audience at the City Court this morn
ing Anticipated an interesting trial when
Samuel Schofeld, prisoner, insisted on
charging officer Raymond with being drunk,
but they were sadly disappointed when the
evidence was heard, from the fact that it
entirely exhonorated the officer The cause
of the trouble and charge was that Schoheld
was drunk and disorderly on Saturday night,
on Market street near Twenty-third. When
approached by officer Raymond. with
a caution to keep quiet, Scoheld became
boisterous and used all manner of foul lam
guage. The officer took hold of him and at
tempted to take him to the Hall, but was
unsuccessful from the fact that Scofeld's
friends surrounded the officer, thereby al
lowing the prisoner to escape. A warrant
was Issued for Scofield and served by the
officer yesterday, but in coming to the Hall
the prisoner resisted arrest in every manner
possible and several times hit the officer in
the face with his fists. Things continued
In this manner until Ninth and French was
reached, when the officer was forced to use
his blackjack upon the prisoner with the
desired result. For the first offence, that of
disorderly conduct and drunkenness on Sat
urday, the prisoner was fined 50 and costs
and for resisting arrest he was fined IS and
COSTS. AS soon as Jne nne was imposed
Scofeld insisted on bringing the charge of
drur kenness against the officer and called
Emel Beck as a witness.
Mr. Beck testified that he had asked the
officer to come to his place on Saturday
night as he (BecF had heard that party
of toughs were going to tear his place out
and that the officer had done So.
Judge Cummins asked the Chief as to the
time Raymond went off duty and was told
that the officer was on day turn and was off
duty at O'Clock p. m. The case was then
dismissed with the remark that the officer
was, from the testimony, doing, while there,
nothing more than his duty as peace
preserver, having been asked to stay there
by Mr.. Beck, who testified that the officer
was not In the bar room, but
In a private room when he could
be called in case of necessity.
Emma Hopkins for drunkenness and d is
orderly conduct was fined 81 and costs.
George Hopkins for drunkenness was fined
so cents and costs. si f.tl sa
The daily gazette., 1883-06-26
APFoINTMENrs. ANNouNoED.
Tine Final Work of the Delaware Confer.
ence-Those Appointed,

The Delaware Conference, which has been
In session for the past week in Ezion NJ. E..
Church, Ninth and French streets, this city,
adjourned finally last evening at 6 o'clock,
after making the following appointments:
Philadelphia District-l. H. White, Pre-
siding Elder; Bridgeton, Charles Faucet;
Cape May, T. NJ. Hubbard; Chester, N.
Morris; Dover, j. E. Webb; Dover Circuit,
]. =. A. D. Grigsby; Lewes and Harmony,
ton; Milford, 7. H.O u, Coleman; Mount
Zion, g.. M. Landin; New Castle, j.. X.
Adams; Odessa, J. H. Mason; Port Deposit,
H. ID. Webb; Frankford, William H. Rogers;
Germantown, J. H. Pearce; John Wesley, j
W. Stevenson; North Penn, j. Brinkley;
Smyrna, D. A. Ridout; Haven Mission, W.
r. Butler; Zosr, w. H. Thompson; Salem,
W. M. Webb; Salem Circuit, X. j. Still;
Scott, j. 8. Holley; Townsend, OH. Ash;
Wilmington, W. j. Parker; Wilmington
Circuit, j. j. Campbell. =
Cambridge District-L. Y. Cox, presiding
elder; Cambridge, H. Monroe; Centreville,
A. w. Hamilton; Chestertown, G. H. Wash
ington; Church Creek, j.. II, Winters;
Church Hill, j. H., johnson; CrumptoD,
Charles Wing; Denton, ]. Br0ughton;
Easton, w. G. Dickerson, Edesville, C. H.
Hutchins; Fairlee, j.. d. Ebert; Green's
borough, j.. @. Carroll; Kent Island, s. G.
Waters; Madison, d. X. Dunn; Marydel, H.
Morris; MIllineton, E. E. Parker; Royal
Oak, Asbury Grinnage; st. Michaels, A.
Brown; Sassafras, A. J. Wallace; skipton,
s. E. Adams; Stillpond, j. s. Willis; Tai
bot, ]. Q. Dennis; Trappe, d. j. Waters.
Salisbury District-J. II. Holland, Presid-
ing Elder; Chincoteague, J. II. Hubbard;
Deals Island, G.. E, Snead; fredericksburg,
Charles Horseyy Friendship, w. H. John
son; Green Hill and Kingston, A. Handy;
Hixooro, Charles Earle, supply; Horntown,
E, H.. Webb; Laurel, D. j.. Birmingham;
Locust Mount, G. W, Young; N. Berlin, R.
j. Waters: Pocomoke City, +. j. Lee; Prin7
cess Anne, j. A. Scott; Quantico, Fl. Y,
Rich; j. r. Waters;' Salisbury circuit, A.
Lowber; Seaford, supplied by j. Langiord;
Snow Hill, NJ. II. Horsey; Snow Hill circuit,
G. 7. Townsend; s. Berlin, w. B. Green;
Stockton, Isaiah johnson; Union, p. Bur-
rows; Vienna, William Taylor; Washington,
III. Jolly; Wiseyille, J H. Nutter. A. X.
Shockley transferred to Newark Conference
and stationed at Paterson, N. j., ~
The daily gazette., 1883-06-26
rnE s1ruArIoN Ar KANsAs c1rY.
Beechor,s seventeen birthday.

The celebration of Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's seventieth birthd ly at the Brook
lyn Academy of Music last night, drew a
crowded and distinguished audience.
Among those present were Mayor Low,
Roverends Robert Collyer, Thomas Armit-
age, Edward Beecher, Justin ID. Fulton,
Generals Stewart L. Woodford, Horatio @.
King, g. T. Christensen, B. F. Tracy, II.
W. Slocum, James Jourdau and James Nc
Leer, ex-Mayor Howell, Fl. B. Clafin, ex-
Gov. Smythe, of New Hampshire; senator j.
j. Herman, John Foord, Andrew Mclean.
In one of the boxes were Mrs. Beecher, Mrs,
Stowe and others of Mr.. Beecher's family.
The entrance of Mr.. Beecher ON the stage
was greeted with the warmest enthusiasm,
the audience rising and cheering and the
ladies waving their handkerchieis. Rev. @.
H. Hall presided. Letters were read from
ex-President Hayes, Hon. A. s. Hewitt,
Professor James d. Dana of Yale College, J.
G. Whittier, George William Curtis, Ex-
Governor Nelson Dingley of Maine; Presi-
dent White Of Cornell, Col Robeling, Sem
ator Dawes, Gov. Cleveland, Ex-Gov. Cor
nell, General Sherman, Whitelaw Reid,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Fred Douglass,
Wendell Phillips, "Mark Twain,"P T. Bar
mum, General Hancock and others. Reso-
lutions of respect, esteem and affection,
with congratulations for life so useful and
honored, were adopted by rising vote DIR.
Gotthell. Rabbi Of the Broadway Temple
in Brooklyn, f.. D., read au address and
presented on behalf of his fellow Hebrews
handsome silver pitcher. Addresses were
made by Rev. DR., Armitage, Rev. DR., Coll
yer, Mayor Low, John Barry, NJ. P, from
Ireland, and by Mr.. Beecher himself
The daily gazette., 1883-06-26
An,oably setled.

The iujuUction cast OF |. N. Mills of
Dover against H. N. Wickersham and VIII
liam Huston of this city, in the United
States Court, in which the plaintiff applied
for an order to compel the defendants to
make over to him the one-third Of the pat
ents for an exhaust nozzle, ventilator and
drier with certain exceptions mentioned in
the contract, and to account for all monies
received on account of said patents, and also
for an injunction restraining them from any
further operations until it was done, has
been settled without trial. 1tiis understood
that the desired one-third is assigned to the
plaintiff, who is to pay all the costs OF the
suit. Among the patents In the litigation
was an improved injunction for compound
or accelerating steam, air or water jet, for
creating artificial drafts, for aiding combus-
ton, or for ventilation of buildings, vessels,
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