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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
sRgyIrlEs.

Special meeting of the City Council
Monday evening.
Stackpool. jackson q Co. have a new
advertisement this morning.
The adjuster to pass upon Stesson a
Posts loss will arrive here on Monday.
The Society of Ethical Culture will
meet In Yesler's Hall Sunday ct II a. m
Free Invitation 20 all.
The tug BIZ is in port, and will re.
main until Wednesday, finishing up re.
pairs 70 her machinery.
The bark Columbia is now loading q
cargo Of lumber at Post q Stetson's
wharf for San Francisco.
he Queen Of the Pacific is due this
evening. The Wilmington will also be
due about the same time.
Steamer w. X. Merwin resumes her
former traffic on the route TO and frou
Olympia. leaving here at 1850 tomorrov
morning.
Attention Is drawn TO the advertise
meut of Huntley 4 Vahlbusch, who
have q tine line Of furniture which ttley
are selling at cost.
The Baptist G. L. 6. O. win celebrate
Shakespeare day on Tuesday evening
April 2lst, by free entertainment IN
the church pariors.
The steamer Emma Hayward viii
take her place on the Seattie-O Olympia
route tomorrow, leaving the City lDecl
at half past in the morning.
The tug Tyee towed the ship Blue
Jacket, Captain Pcfcival, into port yes
teF1ay afternoon. The Blue Jacket vii
load coal hence for San Francisco
The Liberal League at Yesler's Hal
this fSunday) evening will discuss ed
uration and Liberty" The public ar,
invited, and the question Is open for ell
who may wish TO speak.
stetseu a Post are running the Seat
clio Mil In order TO costume their busi
ness and oil orders. Yesterday they ca
II, 600 feet, Q portion Of which. however
was large stuff, 20 be shipped 10 Sar
Francisco.
Dan Morris Sallivan's Mirror of Ire.
land combination will be here next, ap
pearihg in the Opera House on Wednes
| day and Thursday evenings next. A
Denver paper says, The show is popu.
lar, and deserveaiy 80"
Mr.. Irwin, general agent of the Acct
dent Insurance. Company II North
AmeFiea, placed the local agency Of th.
county in the hands of Mr.. George w
Crane yesterday. The liberal adyanta,
mes Of this company win NOS be largely
advertised.
Oar collector aud solicitor viii visil
Black Diamond tomorrDw-Monday
Under the present Arrangement, oui
DAILs, - well a. The WRHKLy, b asiiv
cred there with regularity. thus afford
Ing the people OF the rev camp thu
tame advantages Renton and Newcasill
have been enjoying for years In thu
| particular. our patrons at Black Dia
inend are Independent Of the mail.
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Important cities and ssrassgis points,
and sspposs ina. fnaiIY. emboidsDeo
By the spzthy Of the A1snesn Govern
meal, shsF zsoald seszs tie towns siOzG
tas Mexiean Eids Of the Rio Grsnde
and shos.a begin an Advance Gpon the
City Of Msxioo. Psaeeabis a. the
ADericail people are. unprepsred for
var - they are. can any one soppo .
that sks President and the Secretary cf
STATE. no matter hos peaceful or how
yisIding they ntehs be, eo1id for one
vesk nssist the Tremendous dsmand Of
the psopIs for varf sarely not Yei
the cases are essentially similar. and
tue Engiish people suppoEt and snssain
Ministry which hiss plainly enoaeh
sAcsn is intention 10 purchase psaes
At any price.
The danger from the inAAmmsbls
elements ID m, great iass at present.
The snoxs are still deep in AfRhanis
tan. Winter still commands peses
Bit shsn the spring shall hare come
ard the seni-iadepsndsnt chiefs arr
able 20 take the Geld, the chances ars
tina. they sill attack the R9ssians, and
that the Russians wiil TetaIiate. Then
when var 10 carried on IN the heart o
Afghanistan, will tbs ENGLISH peopl'
maintain their present indiference b
the coarse Of events, or will they aria
in excited wrath ahd compel Gladstoni
either 10 throw open the gates Of II
tsmple Of Janus and lead the way dow
into the Valley Of Death, or TO STAN
aside and place the embleEns Of poxe
10 the hands Of some younger. NOR
active and more English man 7 w
, ssiIl have the materials for great coz
) aagration. They await the match.
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a little nonssnss noe and then
4 reifahnd hI the ufieexf man.

II -
Il reiiahed BY the s,isest men,"
sAll things ara big eth iest,s said
Herbert and CERTAIN learned and noted
preacher recently wrose nm excellent ar
ticle showing that the Bible. the best Of
hooks. has vein Of humor running
through parts Of Il.
JOKES are = ~ old al the hiilz.r They
came into existence with man and have
kept pace with him. aud. In this ace OF
rapid transit. travel around the world
IN less than eighty days. making the
hOaFy world isagh mad grow fss. No
matter thai the jokes thas come from
al quarters Of ne lllobs. and ssesn %
new and rich 10 nj are the came cid
iokse that the learned and sericns an
clients laughed over thousands Of wears
eco. The man wlao u TOO ssrious 10
enjoy good laugh over q good Joke II
Zoo sefisas 80 live. There y sornsthIne
weefnliy daii sisnf n the composition q
saeh lone, and kss oannoa be q PLEASANT
cozkAnton, hence mast Gnd life som )
thing of huxdeis. Il IL al aiinost IN
eosnpFehensioia facl that the nsen Who
hare isaebad longest and lsadssl cssr &
witty ssoFy ~ rich ioks are msn of the
Gre&tast leArniRN and aeepeSi knauxht--
philosophers. sAsses. preachers, lawyer.
etifora and nssss professional people.
d b net psassble for too veil edneatsd
.. veil resa men 10 Be toesshsf ~ hour.
no matter hos iuparssns the bastn< =
that called the i1aneslng. without one or
beth tAiasine leD0a Joke 90 STORY. of an
anscdote 81 sasnA man great and fanaDus
~ hts DAY. knere j. 20 trait Of charge
tsr - sErrneis iseselaped in hannah ma
tafs e. enrspsits. and u II curiosity thai
makes ~ listea 20 eagerly 70 essr5thinn
tnaz y tpla Of batk shs dead aud living.
th3lr ouzyersatian. their n1spcaSfson.
cAaznessx o. appearances. and we esepfis
ecespt - Wheth&s is - true ~ falls.
KIND 90 anktnd. b - aGair q ezxs: q
= Sod - knew, and he2ae q i -
ssplaeie
Tbs chisf Ingredients in the couapasl-
t1oa Of th&ss qualities thai cain eHlesm
end praise afe GOOD nature. srzlk, eoo1
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A birch tree. aoand 10 the core, uas
lately cut a. q point south Of Honehfen.
uppef peninsula Mich., that was s.
inahes IL diametar.
A pine tres cut on n. ID. Farrin's land,
near south Bnardman. Mich, made four
y and four i6-foot ioes and scaled aa79
fcet. board measure.
The Vanenbore Woeden Ware Com
pany. Of bangor. Maine, reaefved
from AaslxAiiM FAeeatiy m order Tor
four car loads. or 600 eoxea, OF gsnniae
Yankee clothes pins.
nasesing Of tha Saginaw Valley
shinale manufacturers rspreseasing
4NuoflO shinalas. vas held a. Alma.
Mich. April !. IL was decided that
sfocRs ueee light. and that pfodne&Snn
will b. nheat one third lees than last
rear. Prices vsfe fixsd IL - and &aas.
freiehi squalizsd with saeinss.
Il has heen rensarksd that owlns 10
the dimtniskinE suppiy 0f white oak
snniignons 90 the great lakes for ship
hafifinQ purposes. maple and beech, o.
some other kinds of hard wood. vii
have 10 b aeed as Substitute for cab.
k1fsunstsly there 4 plenty az exeeiient
maybe and other hard woods IN North.
efn Atehi9sn and WISCONSIN. !.
There was q Hna grove Ia Nsuman,s
lfsidltiun 70 East fawaa. Nieh.. which
eas pi4ssed - = para. has the ruthless
desatets hare arelaesi - cut down thi<
xruxe aud epaNeKt ske trens into zine
logs kst3ently fpeaslry hAs No. ssken
s&~ct Al KNt fAwas a. yee. IAnas
lYtax nsas that VILLAGE that w1rs lam
btEca oess . few years AGO, ana ihs
estssr sfess only eai fee laRs. are noe
hsing ztripgca and All The pins aoxn 10
an inehes a lha top u heinr atfliz<a for
tnmnes.
The Narsh wieeaaskn Lamher Cum-
pazF isfepoFsed 10 have pnrcAsssd ssun
Ne CAieasn 81 Pal, Minneepsls and
osnAhk k4ilecad epmp4ny. eaksf scrzz
- lard. leceled h AsAiand. fs3yassa
and GnaffN1s esnEisee. a consissxn<-
slon IL ss01. lftsas more sksn ~
en acre. An0Ehaf pereAaee 81 he easr-
penYs land ensbrzced stia axres Is
Hssfeld eeanty. a . eensideralsns a
~ los he Laid, Narscn Durnpsnr.
lHt NtEp1es Minn.. Il lAxxoly inzorpSfe1
In ths Mesh Wisccmaln ksnmh~r Csrn-
asHns.
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FOREIGN.
Mhen q. WIN Ee.re.


LozDos. April ls.-The Primes Of
Wales viii leave Ireland 81 she 9Th Of
April
wui ssI Aeeepa she Challenge
The National Rife Association Of
Crest Britain has determined. beeanse
Of the very EFsxe and unsettled STATE Of
British political aasirs. that shsy viii
not be Justified IN accepting the chal-
Iengs Of the Ameris<n National Rite
Association 10 an international contest
st Creedmoor this year.
Frasee's Demands Of Egypt
CArso. Aprii is.-Frsses has demand
ed Of the Egyptian Government the m
eonaitionai reopening Of the printing
| offiee Of the BsspA0ys EggptiaH. and the
Freaeh nsHspaper Ls Frznes also de-
4 msnds the punishment Of the police
and other officials who took part IN the
oct Of suppression
A Military Conspiracy.
PAKrs, April Isl Paris announces
that toe outbreak of q military con
spiracy on $ vast scale has ocourrsd in
spain.
Cholera Quarantise.
LONDON, April ls.--The G1yernulents
Of France. Holland, Portugal and fur.
key have declared q quarantine against
ali vessels arriving from spanish porfs
on see94A. OF the cholera epidemic on
the southern and eastern coasts Of
Spain
state Rights In Australia.
| IoSpos, April Is.-The bill to enable
the British Austr siian colonies 10 FEEDER.
ate, which vas introduced last Thurs-
day IN the House Of Lords by Ear
Derby, Minister for the Colonies, con
tianed declaration Of the doctrine ol
state rights in its most liberal form
One of the clauses enacts thas AM
ore colony shall always have power t.
withdraw from the Federalism st It'd
own discretion at any time without con
sulting the other members Of the FEEDER
ation. The other clause empowers til,
Legislature Of any colony In the fedora
ton TO override past decisions of th
Federal Counsel. Il Is believed tina
: every one of the Australian colonies. OK
oept perhaps New south Wales, will sp
pose the adoption Of either of thes
clanses-
IL Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA (B. C.), April l6.-Ther
was q sharp frost lsst night. Ice form
: cd 10 the thickness OF quarter of al
. inch. Fruit and vegetables are appa
rentiy uniniured.
The strike on the Canadian Pacifi
in British Columbia continues. Tn
} strikers have called eut all the me
1 from the Selkirk range to the COlumbi
River, and have closed all the whiske
shops. Pay 10 three months in arrear
: they passed resolutions demanding th
!. arrears al once. and monthly payment
|, thereafter. The company are In gres
= straits. bat il IL thought that the ID,
Z minion Government will help them on
+ Hon. r. 0ReiIly. IAdian Oommi
sioner, was thrown from bis carrias
today and very seriously hurt.
Garfield statue.
BERLIN. April ia statue Of the la
y President Garfield in bronze has bee
y cast successfully at the Lenzez found
= in Nuremberg. Il will be sent to 81
Francisco.
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CogRTA MARTIAL.

General Hazen IL 70 be reprimauded.
A esart martial composed Of gallant
and distinguished officers, after several
weeks Of labor and patient iuvestiga-
ton, have come 10 the conclusion that
be Should be reprimanded. and 50 be 10
10 be. How many Thousand dollars IL
has cost the people Of the United States
10 Determine that General Hazsn Ia de-
serving of this fate. il would be hazard
oas 70 guesA General Hancock was
ssnt for to consider the matter; General
Terry vas sent for TO consider the mat
Ter; General Miles WAS sent for TO con-
slider the matter. Numerous other gen.
erals and colonies were sent for. All
we're organized into court martial, and
a. result General Hszsn ia to be repri-
raanded.
Recent eyents have directed the at
ssntion 81 the people Of the United
States TO the utter absurdity Of the law
under which sueh military Judiciary
exists. The Swain and Morrov oourtl
martial Disguised the people. The Ha
zsn court martial ought TO disgust then
ssiil more. II ought 10 eause them Il
ask. ''Why this extraordinary sxpensef'
Is there any reason In a time of peac
for allowing one set of laws 10 goverl
the soldier and another set 10 COVER
the eiviliaaS Why should ell net be OF
the same footinRf The military estah
lshmaat Ii not designed TO be eithe
Superior or equal to the civil power. ]
n designed rather as an instrument b
the hands Of the civil authorities 10
enforciag their DEGREES. There IL o
more reason for allowing army officer
10 be governed BY one system Of Law
while civilians are governed by another
than there vas in he time of Henry II
for allowing monks aud priests to b
tried by ecclesiastical courts aud to b
exempt from the operation Of the civ
Law. The reform begun then throua
strife and bloodshed. should be CON
pleted now by . simple change in tA'
laws--s change which all the psopls de
sire and 10 which none would object.
| In time Of war. the ease. Of course,
different. Then il u Al times absolutsl
necessary 10 keep the civil and the mill
tary power distinct; bat the distinction
which should be maintained at such
time u not only unnecessary. bat al
surd IN time OF peace. ID Is plainl
evident that the sourt martial must x
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The full account Of the affair al Co
Ion some weeks sines has been received
BY mail. II cannot be said that
knowledge OF all the facts affords either
excuse for or explanation Of the mac
tivity OF Commander Kane Of the Ga
lsna'--sn inscpvisy which oannos now
be regarded as other than stupid or
criminal. That the commander OF en-
American ship % war should allow an
American steamship lying within half
Q mile Of him 10 be overrun By anvash-
Cd and bars.footed rebels, should allow
u 20 fiy = iiaR Of distress for swo hours
without going 70 its assistance. ia al
most beyond belief. Tue fscs that the
American CcasuI and other Americans
vere held - prisansrs By the rahhle
should have made Oommandsr Kane
even more promps In interfering than
be would othsruiss have bees. His
cendues demands . thorough invsssiga.
tion
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6. A. n. APPOINTMENTS.
Department oOmnAndss Brooke. hss

Department C0nmandss Brooches hes
made thu folIOsiraR appointments
Deuartmeut Staa-Assis12nt Ai;i7tant
General, Major H. E. Alden. Seattle: In
specsor General, 3. @. 0Bgien. Osym
ia; Chef Mastering O1cs., 7. b.
Mors<, Walla Wslls; Q1artsrmester
General, @. @. Lyon, Sssttle; Judge
Advecafe. A o. Marsh, ysncsuver.
Aides 70 Department Commanded
W. @. Ellsworth. Walla .Walla; J. X.
Kinnear, Seattle; James Barlow. Taco
ma; w. II. Roberts. Olympia
Assistant Inspectors GeDeral--Rsbert
Crane. WalIa WAIlz; Frank Seidei. Sc
attle; W. o. Robb, Tacoma; l. ". o.
srander, olympia
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Sick headache, habitual costiyeness,
pains in back and limbs. loss Of appetite,
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc,
entirely cured uy the use of
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DROWNED. - Friday evening Miss
Head. aged II years. residing with her
parents On the Duvamish river, went
down TO that stream to get bucket Of
water. Her feet slipped ana she fell
into the river and Was drowned. Her
body was picked up by the Indians
yesterday, some distance below where
she fell in. The funeral will take place
at the family residence today.
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Mat PusLIcAEIos.-The lavs and
regulations Of the Seattle Fire Depart
ment, adopted By the Board Of Dele
gates on March ., 1855. have been pub
lished in a neat little 81 page volume, a
copy Of which should be placed in the
hands Of every fireman IN the city.
The book contains q list Of the dele
gates belonging 20 the Seattle Fire De-
parsnenf, laws and regulations of the
board. duties of officers Of the depart
ment and companies, rules of order,
officers of the department, history OF
the organization, full text OF Ordinances
No. SD, establishing and regulating
the Fire Department Of she city OF
Seattle, location Of hydrants. etc.
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An auction sale for ladies only will
be held az McLaughlin's jewelry store
on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. DIT
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VIM. q. Wnnn.

A TTORNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tee in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office, at rooms OF the Probate
Court Yesler-Lesry Building.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

sfsHE COMPREHENSIVE HKRfsTO-
/ fore existing under the aFm name and
style Of b sie q Geixer. doing b1alneiss ii
the city Of Seattle. King county w, T.,
u this day Dissolved By mutual content.
II. Bode hay .nx purchased the enfiN In
sesesf u John agliRrr IL tins coneesn M
70 Geo. yenshle smith. ~ hts law ott1ra.
Eoom 8 10 the p<ncin balf1inz. Ashttia.
W.T.. II HoDk,
j. 9EIGz.z-
seaztiA March n. 1855. mk7i
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NOTICE

As HAVE MADE ARRANGE
n ments for receiving No. Fresh But
tertwice q week from the leading diaries
Of this section OF the country. viz: Fos-
ter Bres, NJ. Wilson. Guiberson, Bros,
and several others am new prepared to
Fresh Iountry Butter. Orders by tele,
phone win receive prompt attention.
NELSON CHIi.RERt3.
ALI II Grocer. 6i7 Front street.
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FOR SALE.

|nEE ALMOST NEW UPRIGHT
CRATE, 80 inches tubes submerged. exten-
sion super-heater. Ais. one 81 By 3 up
right engine. with shaft and propelia r. a
fun equ pments for small steamer. All
for sfiR X. N. CARR
T. iw Room I Yes,sr I,eary Rai. ins
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u A. CHURCHILL. NJ. d., HOMEO-
l. pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his Office TO his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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TT WAS MUTUALLY AGREED THAT
&l outstanding accounts dee the late
1Fnl u Bode 4 7rIger were 70 be paid to
81 v. emith- ard al nni.hfd - u5a1uish-
90 srders IN he shop - the time Of disco
luzien ere 70 Be psi4 70
axlae Il. BODE
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cHAs. y. MUNDAI
REMOVAL.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

nR. H. NJ. HALL HAS REMOVED
II his once TO the second fioer OF Safe
Jep0slt building. aDl7 I'm
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WANTED.

C0Rnn AT TEN PER CENT A
- IOOO year. for two years. on firsf
morsRaEe OF an fmDrov a fstm Of $40
MkR. q this otlce apiT
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cEn. YENARLE SMITH,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ROOMS 8
n and 4 Poncin building. Front street
Seattle, W L. VIII practice in all the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
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W. n. WHITE
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Il Ms INSIDE REAL ESTATE. APP
~ ply 20 Nm. u WOOD.
AfftuFnfy At Law. II sieF.Ieaxy Block.
asia
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r. n. CANN,
} IAcoss c. < JxENxR
JACOBS & JENNER.

A TTORNEYS AND C0UNsELORs
a ~ law. Once In Boyd & Poncins
building. Front street. up stairs
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PROFESSIONAL
ArTORNEYs-aT-Lsw,
c. e. BoWMAa.

AfTOKN gY-AT-LAW Nv.
Once in room /. over Ballard & Soxs
hardware store. Front 81. Seattle. W. I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-20
THE MAINE OFFICEs,
warrington Correspondence OF Saturday
B0stOn Journal,

The Maine Democrats here are divided in
sentiment a. to the appointment of Bird to be
District Attorney. Some of them claim that.
OF the three candidates-Bird, varney and
fage-Varnev was the best qualified and the
most popular man. They assert that his pa
pers were strongest, and that the sentiment
OF the Bench and Bar of the State was in hi.
favor. But the President stated that he had
been advised not to 60 to Bangor for his can
didate, and decided not to do so. Birds prin-
cipal allies were Cleaves and Sweet, and it
was claimed for him thst he represented .
good element Of Names democracy, and 10
well qualified.
Edmund Wilson visited the White House
and departments to-day. In his interview
with the President he gave his views A. to
number Of the Collectorships and Post Offices
and suggested the propriety of paying more
attention to Maine matters. He learned that,
although the Augusta Post Office, the Port
land Collectorship and some other offices
have received good deal of attention, no
decisions have been reached. The President
has no specific policy in regard to these off
ces. When he is sure he has a good
and acceptable man for an office Mr..
Wilson thinks he will appoint him
without reference to anything else
He infers that the Augusta Post Office
is far from being settled, and the President
has his own reasons for letting the matter
await further developments. As to the other
Offices, he thinks the President could make
up his mind promptly if appealed to from a
source TO which he wished to give attention.
Wilson will return TO Maine.
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HALLOwELL.

Mrs Ellen G.. Otis. widow of the late Hon.
John Otis, died at her residence in this city,
Friday night. at the age of GA years and G
months. She leaves one son, Samuel G and
two daughters She died in the same house
in which she was born.
Mr. J. r. Manchester has moved his stock
of paints and painting material to f. X.
Buffers store on the opposite side Of the
street.
DIR. Halves has had the interior of his
store made radiant with paint and gilt APP
piled BY Blackman of Augusta. The Doctor
can claim to have one of the hsndsomest
apothecary shops on the river, and gentle
manly and experienced clerks.
The fall term of the Hsllowell Classical
School will commence Aug. 25th. The man.
agement OF the school is left with a commit
tee of the trustees, consisting of Rev. Edward
Chase, Rev. II. V. Emmons and james II.
Leigh Esq. The latter gentleman has been
chosen treasurer OF the institution, in place
of Joshua Nye, resigned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-20

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