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The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14

NrOTJCE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
nnon herself the trust of Administrative of the
tate of
JOHN WATSON, late of Cape Elizabeth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands npon the estate of said deceased, are re-
ouired to exhibit the same and all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to
MARY WATSON, Administrative
Cape Elizabeth, Sept. 4, 1888. sep7dlaw3wb'
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Lord Coleridge No, 70 y,.it:Copcor

Lord Coleridge Not 10 vfsit:Concord.
CONCORD, Sept. 13.-A communication was
received from Lord Chief Coleridge, today, re-
turning thanks for the invitation to visit the
State Legislature and expressing regrets at his
inability 70 accept.
Legislative Matters.
The House judiciary committee held ses.
sion this forenoon to consider the Governors 8
veto of the railroad commissioners bill and de-
cided to take no action till the fate of the
Colby bill becomes known. 1t is reported to-
night that the Governor will refuse to approve
Of the Colby bill.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14

The Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, in 1882, issued 258
policies i'm Maine, about one fourth
of the entire number issued i'm this
State by nearly thirty companies.
1t is popular with the People, the
largest financial institution of any
kind i'm this State, and this is a
good opportunity for tirst-class
men to become connected with it.
Apply at COmpany's office, to
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14
J. F. FERRIS,
Manager for Me. & n. TEL.

~ Communications treated confdentially when
so desired. Gentlemen who would like to advance
their interests aud ascertain upon what basis they
whore popular features and phenomenal success
guarantee liberal remuneration, are invited from
every section of the State to communicate with us
assured that the largest facilities will be extended
them. to aid in securing and building up a perma
nent business maySeodH
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14

BERLIN, Sept. 13.-Itis reported that ssri-
ous change has occurred in the condition OF
Prince Bismarck, and his doctors have been
summoned for consultation.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RARE OLD ENGLISH BOOKS,

SToRE lis Middle Street newly opened for sale
- of above and of current and standard Second
hand Books Libraries and Collections of old books
purchased.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14

10000 Old Books Wanted I'M
mediateIy.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-14
THE COLBY BILL.
Gov. Hale Returns Ei without His sigma
tare-Enis Reasons for. Rejecting the
Wensure--Thc Message I'm Full.

CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 13.--In the House to-
day the Secretary of State presented the
following message from Governor Hale:
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Fhe Patent Office Nuisance.

70 the Editor of I'VE EVENING STAR:
Permit me to call attention through your paper
to All fntolerable nuisance that should be promptly
abatei; MEAN that produced by the dense Sa-
hara-like clouds OF lime and mortar dust whilst
repairs are going on at the Patent Office. It does
seem singular that the Secretary OF the depart
mant does not see proper to consult the comfort of
his hunireds OF employees, as We'll as the public at
large, who hourly }Ss up and down street The
architect or contractor Sil01id be compelled to
tat tne masses or debris be Sprinkled before
being sent hurting down through the long WOO len
trough. The remedy is readily at hand through
meinS OF hose SprnklerS In the building, and also
used over the pile or debris, thus completely pre-
venting the very serious injury to the eyes, throat
nostrs. and also TO the apparel or passers-by, as
well as prevent the terrible discomfort OF the Oc-
cuplnts OF the Interior, Post Office and other
buildings near by. 1t is shame that such null
Slnce should have been permitted to continue
when the remedy IS so simple. Tie thick coating
or lime dust all over the Patent Office halls and
roofa and the floating dust pernea'ng the desks,
ctSiS and shelves, causes no small comment and
complaint. especially from many whose eyes have
peen already greatly Injured by the dust.
ANTI-DCST.
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THE QUESTION OF SPECIAL CONVENTION.
The standing committee OF the diocese of Mary
land will meet early next week In Baltimore, and
Wfll probably decide whether or not special con-
vention Shall be called for the purpose OF eecting
a successor to Bishop Pinkney. The constitutional
provisions in the diocese OF Maryland With regard
fr,.n those which are In force Ia the majority Of
the d0ceSeS OF the Protest. an. Episcopal church. In
N least th!rty-iGur tOoeses the standing con-
mrtee Il distinctly empowered, either 10y name or
the Ecclesiastical authority OF the diocese,
to Call 6: ecial conventions during vacancy IN
tin EplScopate. III at least four dOceSeS-Mary-
land, Easton, Virginia and West VirgInia-n0 such
Specific and uncquiyOcal grant OF authority to the
standing committee IS found in their existing con-
StitatlQnS and ONIONS.
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STILL TO THE FoREl
GUINNIP'S
404 AND l06 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,

GUINNIP's,
lO4 AND lO6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
This week we, shall offer Special Goods at Special
for the six Special Days Of this Special Week.
PARAsOLS. AT AND UNDER COST
Black satin Parasoszcold white and black Innings.
and nins s
.. % Black satin,sPanish lace trimming. plated
fens sns g. s
g So Black .Prcfnsey trimmed. sganish iaos
dual and Cream satincLaoe trimmed s.: former
s.; former price STA. $500 '- ''-''
ENTERTAINMENTS.
IN tI ons os our 81 Gss win
Cambria, and elaborately trimmed with Laces. Ham
Ss & s saS a ss s At Cost s
We nave made speciality Of this department and shall
cents Gsuze vesssHxf styles. S. 20 and 50 cents. ~
We certainly do hold deser1edy large trade in this.
another important branch of extensive business.
insy low prsces Gents Gsuae S Vests as So IS and Is
ss9s
20 y0o csnts Unlaundried shirt wamsutta muslin 20:
ST. good value 81 % BraS Hose a. ee rss.
regular price. rs cents Sold coors Hose, %, Is
@ DUDE ss1gss
IS SIX
Rrsysiling int: 80 IS IS: 60 70 and 90 cent?
handkerchief sells elsewhere
Linen Handkerchief both plain and fancy border 10,
12s. 10, IL. % and Is cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We still continue TO cell these goods with amazing
rapdity, they Of the most desirable fabrios-a
ways fresh in appearance and selling at the lowest
prices In the city India Linen, l2H. is cents and up
Linen Lawn. 20. ~, Is. 80 and 37S cents. Striped
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes. 10 cents reduced from
l21S cents. Plain and Fancy SWISS, II cents aud up
We closing out large stock OF Travein- Satchels
cost price, We would wish the public understand
but in solid certaintes. which Ia daily yeri
fed by the increasing magnitude Of our trade. Tho
public il . competent judge being interested one;
therefore. to it respectfully submit the foregoing
announcement
GUINNIP q CO.,
404 AND 40e SEVENTH STREET N W. te2s
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Condemned locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at $50 pm, and
exiinguished at 800 = m.
TIE SIGE VIII be sent by man, post paid, to those
leaving the city during The summer for any length
OF tine, ard the ADDRESS changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, PosI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
Frank Hays, one OF the colored men who beat
George Davis so badly ut the CarliA Spring picnic
Monday. and was arrested Yesterday by De-
Alexandria county yesterday afternoon, and Will
be he'd there to await the result OF the wounds
fire was discovered In w. VI. G.ilts tiJur ware
house, hear tic h. Il o. Il. Il. depot. last evening.
1t was discovered IN the boiler room b. the watch
soon estln5uishe on the arrival uf the engines.
The German society Of Union Ycter ms nj ttier
meeting last evening ELECTED the following officers:
Hugo EichoLiz, president; Ernst SOnnenberg, vice
pTe5;d Mt: Frederick Schmidt, secretary; j. K.
PEEL. treasurer Christ Dieterlch, John Hlnke ami
v. kCCh. trustees.
At the annual election or the stockholders OF the
Metrop"tan railway company yesterday the fol-
lowing directors were chosen: TOhn w. ThOmp-
son. \. II. Herr, Thomas S0marviIie. William
THOMPSON, Louis Ci2phdne, Daniel +. Robinson
anf III. N. Cooke.
John Riley was taxed IS by Judge Smell to-day
Tor tlir Wing fifth In public alley.
John smith, a One-legged coiOred veteran, was
10 Jutge Smells DOCK THIS morning, charged with
being 1iSOTCteTly and cur5ing and swearing In the
couajy. when asked If he was guilty, he replied:
L can't inform you; was drunk, and OATS all
Iemcm5@r." H7 was sent down for 10 days In de-
The Federation OF Labor at Its meeting last
evening refused 10 receive the dele gates from
IitSltIvIo HiOH, NJ. i, as thtS Only recognize
one ii"Sterer III tOn and that Is No. l64i, *. OF l..
MS Isabelle Davis, relict OF the late Thos. l.
Davis OF Georgetown, died at the residence OF her
soa-in-iaw, DR.. Charles E. Hagner, 400 Ii street,
this morning
Judge snei stopped the proceedings of the Po-
lice Court yesterday 10 caution a woman named
May Poland Who was sitting in the audIence,
that il she d mt take her arm from around the
neck o. the marine, who s occupying the seat
nexc 10 her. and stop trying TO hug him. he would
punish her Tor disorder in cOuIt
The ladies' Association of the Parish OF the As
ccnsl0n VIII publish IN pamphlet form the s.rrn3n
preached BY Bishop Pinhney on the evening be-
fore his death
Postmaster Frank b. Congar has appointed Capt.
wilson j. Vance TO the charge OF all SeCofi-claS5
matter, transferring Mir Thomas to the charge OF
the Dox list Mr.. Vance to-day declined the posi-
ton rendered HIN.
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4 niuscDlenfs

AmuscNents, &c. Tonight.
SwTMeING SCEOCI--LaiieS and Gentlemen:
swimming party.
CNIyEKsALIsr CHURcH--Ice Cream Sociabie.
THE4TEE COyIQyE.-.'The Boss ami Varieties.
AESER'S G4EDES.-ConceTr.
DRIVERS CARDEN.-YarietieS.
SPRoHS GGEDES.-ConCert
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CITY ITEMS.

Maud Muller and the Apples.
Maud Muller stood one summer day.
Quietly raking the new.mown hay.
In the apple orchard. plain to be seen,
Was plenty OF fruit, both hard and green.
Rashly she ate green apples, till she
Was doubled up like the letter v.
With pain in her stomach and tears in her eye,
Maud Muller thought she would surely die.
But soon came an end of her woeful grief.
For PAIN KILLER brought her sweet relief
Boys suits
for autumn wear. Nearly the whole line reduced
in price from g to s. per suit. An opportunity
seldom offered for bargains. These sizes run from
10 to 1s years. GEO. G; HENNINe,.
40 7Lh street.
Nervousness,
debility and exhausted vitality cured by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
BALTIMORE, MD-Dr Irwin II. Elderidpe SAYS
81 would recommend a trial Of Browns Iron Bit
tiers In all cases OF anaemic debility or when q
tonic or appetizer Is Indicated"
OWENToN, KY-Dr. l. F. Mundy says: AZ have
found Browns Iron BitterS OF the best tonics
and prescribe it frequently.
One Of the Easiest Things to Do
in the world is to growl, but somehow we don't
plane people for growing when they find their
bed and houses overrun with insects. Hunts In
sect Powder will exterminate them. For sale by
all druggists Price % cents.
Good Cigars at Low Prices.
Send for o. B. c. Sixes-long Havana t1iler-$4 a
hundred. ia. Ofterdinger, manu-, $40 F st.
tu,th,s,2ws
LANDLORDS Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
Premature Loss Of the Hair
n0y be entirely prevented by the use of Burnetts
Cocaine.
THE superiority of Burnett's Flavorlng Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength
Milwaukee Beer,
SC. stovepipe-drawn from ,cood.
r KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenue
That Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "We1ls' Health Remover. 81. Druggists. 9
Milwaukee Beer,
sc. a schOOnef-drawn from iCOOd
TT KNIGHT, 1892 Penna. avenue.
s'A1derney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints. 35c. per Id.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mix,
SC. per ct. Cream, 15c pint
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The National Rifles.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TRIP TO CAPE NAY.
At the meeting OF the National Rifles last night
arrangements were completed for the proposed ten
days VISIT to Cape May. The command will take
nfyve men, rank and file, and will travel In full
fatigue dress. The special train for the company,
its honorary members, their families. and the
friends WHO purchase tickets from the command,
Will leave Saturday evening at II O'clock. The
price OF tickets for the round trip good for fifteen
days, is $3.50 Arrangements have been made for
ample acconmod ltlon5 at Congress Han for the
members and guests OF the company. Capt. Burn
sitie his Issued a general order to his command
detailing the ARRANGEMENTS for the trip Before
lea wing Saturday night the command will have a
parade, Lieut. Evans has been detailed as acting
adjutant on the trip and during the encampment
Complimentary balls VIII be given the K fieS While
stockton; Tuesday at the New Columbia, and
Wednesday at Congress Hall. Saturday night
SUBS riptIon ball, for which the price OF tickets
viii be five dollars each, will lie given at Congress
III Ill. The command will return Tuesday and be
met at the depot by the Marine band and the
's5ay-at-home" members They will march di-
rrctlr to their new ar,n0ry, which Will then be
ready for theL and formally take possession OF Ii.
The business EAucaf0rs' Association.
ITS MEMBERS GONE TO MOUNT VERNON TO-DAY.
The Business Educators convention at Spen-
cerian business college last evening listened TO a
paper by Hon. Ira Mtyhew, OF Detroit. on the
decim'l system; address by Hon. VIM. Law
renee, first controller OF the Treasury, the I'M
por'a1ce OF thorough knowledge, and a talk from
Prot Packard of NV York, explaining his sys-
ten OF classifying accounts
This morning \ session OF the penmans section
was he'd anu a discussion held as to the methods
OF teaching accounts.
At ten O'Clock the delegates started on trip to
Nj. rno1 by invl' alton OF the executive commit
te-'. The program for this evening is follows:
::3( 10 8, address bv Gen. Il. D. Mu,sey on Laws
If Business to 80 Business Practice in Bust
ness Colleges by Prof. 7. L. Rogers; $3.50 TO 9,
election OF officers.
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A QUIET TRIP TO NoRFOLK.-To further accom-
modate the travelling public the safe and elegant
steamer Jane MoSeley Will leave 6th-street wharf
for Point Lookout. Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
morning about O'Clock. Fare each way 50 cenfS
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY ..................J July 12. 1883.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
CrFICr OF THE CHIEF SIGSIr. OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. Dc July L. 1881, $50 e. n
For the mid lie Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather. local ralG5 In northern portions, station
airy or a slight rise in temperature, south to west
winds, lower barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-RiIS TOMORROW
The following special temperatures were reported
at am: EtStp9rt, 52o. Modtreai. TIE; Quebec,
IS; MI. Washington, 500; Cleveland. 10: Alpena,
GO Duluth. 652: ST. Paul, 61o; Denver, 65o: san
Francisco, So; Washington. 10. Local rains are
indicated for New England ami the middle Allan
Tic states on Friday ith stationary or slight fall
In temperature.
PARTIES leaving the city for the summer can de-
POST trunks OF SfverNTarr boxes OF siivrrware or
>n I'll package OF slEerwRr@ or any Kind OF valI-
aU!e thing TIL the National Satfe DEPOSIT Co,
corner 18Th street and New Ycrs avenue. Charges
quite moderate. Oliice hours, a.. III. to 1 p. III.
See advertisement
FrssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town.
NoTICE!-Kats kamethys. 100 Pa. av., takes one
COZ hnt photos with one thirteenth painted :Or g.
REMEMBER GER XANDERs pure native Wine. n
nm summer drink Il per gallon. Get at No.
Oil 9Th 81.
THERMOMETERS made and repaired. Hempler's
453 Ia. ave.
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4 LHIOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM OF
"A scrofulous poison latent in his VEINS When this
develops in scrofulous sores. ulcers eruptions
tikes the form of rheumatism organic diseases the
suffering that is terrible beyond description.
Hence the gratitude Of those who discover, thou
sands yearly do that Ayers Sarsapars will thoroughly
eradicate this evil from the system.
ITO MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGESTION
l. Of dose of castor Oil is nauseatiny Why not then,
when physic is for the little ones Ayers
Cathartc Pills? They combine essential and val
liable principle Of cathartc medicine and being sugar
coated are easily TAKEN tyl2
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BLACK SILK GRENADINES

Black Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all pure
ek, reduced from IL. so to 76c. Black Brocade ,il
Grenadines, actual value 81 reduced TO SOC.
wansutta. Fruit of the Loom and Dayol yard vida
Beached CottoDs reduced 10 Sjpc.
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ILINGSi NUNS yEILINGsf

NUNS vE1LINGSi NUNS vEILINGsf
Cheapest Nuns, veiliIes in Washington Nuns' Veil,
ings, al pure Wool, widest double width az inche3
wide), reduced from &c. down TO 37Sc.
Nuns Veilngs. fine quality. reduced to zoe.
Nuns veings, lace effect pure WOOL In Black StrawS
berry Electric Blue and Cream; actual value 50c res
duced to 25c.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GET Harris Roach Powder; no poison.
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The ATTRACTIONS AT CAPE MAY-The famous
Rlnggold band, OF Reading, Pa, win give con-
cert saturday afternoon and evening. On Sunday
morning there will be the arrival OF thu National
Rifles or Washington with the WeccacO band am:
drum corps. Sunday afternoon and evening, con-
certs by the celebrated Germania orchestra OF
Pnlladelphfa. Mr. Chs NJ. Schmttz leader. The
station at II pm. by special train. The fare for
the round trip $3.50, good for IS days Tickets may
De procured from any member Of the corps
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OPENS TUESDAY, JUNE 18th.
ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS n 1
Great North Mountain. lE.IN i

Near Winchester, Va,
WIN open JUNE 18th to accommodate several who wish
to leave the city at that time.
Large additions have been made this season for the
accommodation OF o greater number Of guests. The
has also been enlarged patent closets
have been provided and the sanitary arrangements
perfect.
The prospect for abu ndcnt crop Of the best fruit
In the immediate neghborhood Of the Springs very
promising this season.
For circulars and accommodations apply to A. s.
Pratt Son. 4O1 9th street. Warrington, D. G. Circu-
lars also ct this office.
je1 A. 8. PRATT. Proprietor.
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NoTICE.-Kats kamethys. 1909 Pa. av, takes one
coZ fine photos with one thirteenth painted Cor 3.
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FrssELL's lee CEEAA shipped anywhere out of
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SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,
Cheapest Silks in Washington Colored silks 6oc
Fancy Silks 3759c; Heavy Gro Grain Black Silks rey
duced from 81. so down TO 81.
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THERMOMETERS made and repaired. Hemplsr's
TIa
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TRUNNEL & CLARK.
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS,
1002 T street northwest.

Cheapest Lawns in Washington. Beautiful Pacific
LaSns finest quality, actual value l2Isc reduced 70 oo
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REMEMBER CIR. XANDER's pure native Wine. n
IN summer drink Il per gallon. Get IL at No.
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THE GRAND LODGE LOO.F.-At the annual ses-
sion last night or the Grand Lodge 10. OF, OF the
elected: John III. SeiRert, G. NJ; John Darne, DIG.
NJ; NJ. ID. Months, 6. War; p. Hall Sweet, G. Sec
j. 4. B. Espy, g. Treas: j. r, Petty. Grand Repre-
sentative to Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the United
States for two years
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CARRIERS

Ah ER y
MARKET SPACE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-09-25

one of the execution blocks and axes, which,
| believe, are not to be seen out of the Tower
of London. He has some interesting shack
les, balls and chains, and convicts' collars,
and really fine assortment of instruments
of torture. His Spanish boot is a genuine
old relic. When first called on him-I had
a curious collection of thumbscrews to dis
pose of-he asked me to sit in his very COM
Portable armchair. As / was settling into
the seat heard clicking noise, and steel
bands, proceeding from the arms and legs of
the chair, encircled my limbs and held me
fast. The collector chuckled with delight,
and bestowed unlimited praise on the article.
sold the thumbscrews, and tucked on an
extra SIS damages for false imprisonment.
In fesh-tearing pincers his collection was
rich, and he had first-class history for each
OF them, with names and Gates complete.
fear that some of the articles were carpen-
ters' nailpnllers, though he may have had
genuine ones among them.
The circumstance may seem strange 10
you, but most of the queer collectors are not
only Jolly fellows, but seem really Kind
hearted. This man who bought my thumb
kins had very consoling theory about the
sufferings of martyrs. He used to say that
the exalted state of their feelings and their
great nervous excitement benumbed in GER
tain degree their physical senses. Now, If
should heat this pincers white hot he once
said to me, and take out small piece of
your shoulder holding you deep in con-
Versation-you would not feel i. much
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A decision of considerable interest to
Friends all over the country has just been
made by the Supreme Court of Indiana A
charitable bequest to the White Lick quar-
terly meeting, a constituent part of the
Western and Yearly meeting, was claimed
by offshoots from the Western and Yearly
meeting of the same name, on the ground
that they maintained the faith and disci-
pline of the Society of Friends, while the old
society had departed from the doctrines and
discipline of the Sect The contest was
really between the progressive and
orthodox wings of the Friends. The
court below declined 10 rule on
the question of soundness of doctrine,
holding that this Must be done by the tri-
bunals of the Society, and that the Yearly
meeting having preserved its organization
continuously from its setting up, and being
in full fellowship and correspondence wi tn
the other Yearly meetings of the Society of
Friends in Great Britain and the United
States, is the genuine Western Yearly meet
ing, and legally entitled to all the rights
and privileges thereof. The Supreme Court
affirmed this view, and the requests and all
the property of the church remain undis-
turbed.