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NEW YORK WINS.


INV FiItH IN th~ WorId's BssehaU Cham
pionship SERIES
BRooELys. Oct. 24.--The fifth worlds
championship game:
New York eosasoesr-f,
bFookiy Q IIfoo o.
Base hiis--Nex York. 10; Brooklyn. S.
Erro-s-sew York. 2; Brooklyn, 4. Bat
teries-Sew York, Crare and Brown
Brooklyn. carruihers, Clarke and Bush
ong. Imrires-I.ynch and GafFney.
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CRY NOTICES.

IsEGHTH STREET TAX S3TfCE-rHE TAX
IL levied by the city coanfll In the district
created By ordinance Ne l,0ss. 10 provide for
the grading Of Eighth street from Howell street
TO iNput street and constructing sidewalks
,neTeoa, ~ n0x due AMI y&Yshie ~ the ofsice OF
the city treasurer All fsxas not paid within
forty days Of the nrsf publication OF this sosAce
viii be declared delinquent q penalty Of I&r
cent added. aud interest ~ the rate % 10 per
cent charged C. ". FERRIS. City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice. October 4 lsss.
E>oURTH STREET TAX SoTICE-IuE TAX
IT LEVIED hy the city cou8eIl ia the district
created By ordinance No Loo. 20 provide for
the grading Of Fonrth street from Battery street
to DEPOT street. and constructing sidewalks
thereon, Is pos due and payable ~ The once of
tze city treasurer. All tales aos paid within
forty DAYS Of the Arst publication OF this notice
will be dec AIRED delinquent. renaity u 5 Per
cent aided, and interest 81 the rae of 10 per
cert ehsrTsd. G. ". FEgkI-. Ctr Clerk.
tlrst rafle stios q thls netsce octoher :. Iss9.
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For rates and Steamer reservations csii at
Northern Pacific ticket ofAce. Tle second sireet,
Boston block.
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Notice Is hereby given that ON saturday NO
VEN Der 2 loo, az the Armery, 90 Union street.
attic. King county, washington territory, q
sehool election viii re hsld for the election OF
three school directors Tor said school district
No l.
Also for the election OF q school clerk for the
ensuing year.
The polls win open st one fil p m and con
Time open till seven "a p. VA
Dated seattle W. T., ssptern Der 20, Iss9.
WILLIAM II. HEGHKA
J. ~. FKISK
W, r. TAYLOR.
e. III HEiLBaOs.
Directors of 8chool District No l.
NJ A HAWTHORNE, Clerk OF said school District
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NoTfCE-TRE 60 PARTNERSHIP HERETO
y faru existing between r. l. Caagk aud j. T.
HantsskeT. Gnasf the sTfS marie of CLARK 4
hanessker - his GAy dissolved by mutual
coassut J Z HsagSSkeF assuming AT liabilities
sni eul ersiaz al debts snd completing Tire
uaanisAe3 business 81 said aFn-
= + CLARK.
J. T. HANl>AkFR
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MRS. WILLARD, ROOMS AND e, f,2i25S
vi Front street, voice culture rssuo, guitar
elocutiou; physical cglture class, 10 a m.
sasurgtsvs
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Tnx.srxY psrssrxxSr.

TREasUEy DErAErxESr,
OFFICE OF CcNYfROfLEs ~ TIE CURRENCY
NAsafsGTox, sept -, is<S ,
WHrsEss By satisfactory evidence prevented
TO the unGersigned. u has beeu made 20 appear
that the Boston National Bank Of seattle" in
the efty Of seattle. In the county of Kfnx ard
territory OF wash inxton. has eornp piled with AA
the provisions OF rhe statutes u Ire United
States. required 10 BE- complied with beso-s an
association sAkil se authorized TO commence Tho
business OF banking
Nov therefore. T. Edward 2 Lansr, comp
troIlss OF the curreccy. do hereby certify thso
The boston National Baak OF seattle in tbs
city OF -sasfse in the cnunsy Of King. AID tern
tory Of Washington. IL Authorized 20 eskaasnes
the business az bsnklaa. as pyDyideatn srtaou
agfyone hnrsrss sne ssrty.nine OF the revised
statutes ~ t8e Tnised states
In testimony whereof. wftHess my hand add
sea- Of once this f9rh DAP Of september, ls-s
fsxaLI u. d LACEY.
No. t.isA CoEzplEoiief Of the Currency
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@. w. Crane
W. z. Employment Bureau.
sontheas, corner Second and Marion.
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice 10 Creditors.
In the district court of the Third Judicial ais
trict % Washington territory, boiling terms at
Seattle. King county. la the matter of ths in-
solyency of u. :. Hansen. No. 7.,Di
To the creditors Of said Il. = Hansen. insolvent:
You and each of you are hereby notified 10 10
and appear on the iIsh dsy OF November. isss.
before the Judge of said eeurt al cham or IN
open coar', at the court house in the seity OF se
attic. Wash, 10 show eatsse why the prayer %
said u. ~ Hansen, insolgeet, should not b
granted.
N HOPKINS. Clerk OF said conrt
By ~. I HASsos Deputy.
Dated Seattle, October :, isso.
reierson q fennefafhsf. Attorneys for Peft.
TONER
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


CPEGiAL NOTiCE-T0 ALL WHOM IT MAY
- concern WHEREAS. George CHM. con-
tractor for nay residence. situated northwest
corner Depot and Howard streets. city, has
failed 10 comply with said contract and has re-
fused 10 complete the building according 10 the
provisions thereof
Therefore this is to wArn ell persons not 10
contract with said George siun on my secoun'.
as l shall not be responsible for sny bills
for labor o. material o8 my residence
from aud after this date except as ordered ny
the undersigned MRS. NJ. !. PONTIUa
Dated seattle, ". T.. October - 1850.
Osborn Dyer, Attorneys
NOTICR-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
~ the co-yertEership between Henry Schmidt
and Robert suddock IS this day dissolved hy
mutual consent Henry schmidt PAYS all debts
due By the fTra and collects sli bills due said
frm. HENRY SCHMIDT,
ROBERT sTDDoCK.
Seattle October q. isso
NOTICE TO PROPRIETORs-PLANs FOR
~ cottages, SIS, for 2story residence. so. city
and county maps al lowest rates. j. Fric,tiauder.
architect. 81 Columbia street
NoTrCE-THE PUBLIC + HEREBY NoTi-
~ fieS. not ~ sell any goods 20 James Nc
Daniels ard charge the sane ~ the undersigned.
o. they will not he responsible FOR the payaH Mt
Of the sane NstschsFd 4 Jones.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds FOR HAULING COAL FROM FOOT OF
ID Wall stree, fer Front street Cable Railway
Co Will be received at power house, Second
aud Depot streets
AN Bids viii be received up TO IL m , oc-
tober .. Iss9. for the building of one and one
half story frame house on Dexter street; all ma.
terial furnished by undersigned; right reserved
10 reject any or all bids: plans and specifics
tons TO be seen q, the office of d. T. Denny h
Son. ID. i. Denny.
NOTICE To CONTRACTOR SEALED PRO
~ posals viii be received = the board of
county commissioners of king comfy, at the sf.
ice OF the county auditor In seattle, Washing
ton, on or before Monday, the lith iay Nowm-
Der. issa. AT 1880 oclock m. for furnishing all
materials and labor for ereetng and completing
the courthouse for King county, a. Seattle,
Washington. in accordance with the drawings
aud specifications prepared by W. A. Richie,
fice in room Is, Phinney block, at the corner
OF Front aud Seneca streets. in Seattle,
washington, Each proposal must be
on sone local bank in the e' snn Of en Ten
Thousand Dollars {io,0o0 oo) and made payable
70 the order of The Treasurer OF King county,
award OF the contract shall be made TO him, the
said contractor shall enter into q formal con-
tract and furnish . good aud Sufficient bond in
the sum of the contract price, according to law.
No proposals viii he considered unless accom-
panied by such certified check. The commits
sioners reserve the right to reject any or all the
bids.
Dated this 18th day of October lssa
W. r. FORREST.
County Auditor and Clerk OF the Board OF
County Commissioners OF King county. Wash
ingtor.
A sSEssNENT ROLL, ASH STREET GRADE
IA Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grading of Ash street, from Depo,
street 20 Harrison street. and constructing a
sidewalk on both sides thereof. hiss been filei
with the undersigned, clerk OF the city Of Sc
attic. and further notice Is hereby given that
the said roll is open 20 public inspection at the
Office of said clerk. in the city hall. and win
main open for inspection until Friday. October
Is 1ss9 at O'Clock p. m. and that all persons
feeling themselves sggTieved by any aueh
seSsmeni, may apply 20 the common council of
said city to have the same corrected. on said De-
tcber Is 1889. at O'Clock p. m, at the council
chamber in the city hall.
G. W FERRIS. CLERK.
Date OF first publication September * fsss
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RoaaS And sosRD.

mon kENT~SKw FfNELY FURNISHED
Il room, with bath. beard II desired Ills
FIFTH street
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NOR EgST - NEW FINELY FURNISHED
L room with bath. heard Il desired lbs
fflth street
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ART

THE ART EMBROIDERY STORE Will.
j furnish a choice variety OF fancy articles
and embroidery materials. Thanking former
customers for their patronage. we would solicit
a continuance and invite them 70 the tall open
Ing. ccrsets hosiery aud small wares. also
agency Tor equipoSe waists; stamping and pink.
ing done. Mrs. n r. Fellows and Miss c. NJ.
Psnl, Gle Second street
MRS. {. If. CARLSON. THE wELIrKSONN
wi art decorator and designer. formerly with
1okias, -fBgeyE1an Il Co. having returned
from san Francisco, will DC pleased 90 receive
her many friends al ZIG Third street, between
Coum bia and Cherry.
AIRS T. II SMITH. ARTTsT-AKr STUDIO
vi IS Boston block sketching. SILL life drsw-
ing psstilcs water coiors and oils; visitors wei
come,
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rI>Hg QUEEN cfTT DANCING ACADEMY AT
l xicksfr2ms's hs8l. corner Fsgas asz1 Co
5EHshts c.sSs tor STATS sgery Aon1sF exenfng
saf exerv rerarsav afternoon for ado sE1
ehli4ren. select soclz4 every SGrSss.xy eTea4Gs.
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Acrey<zsezrezss Easier she Aes1s a Lag ro<,-x
fss sas<- sar Eenx ans Esfaaszous wsz.r1 Mr.
= inserted - sae rae - ceuss : word sor to
hua insszszcn fes1s wor. ser es1A sxAsecuext
sAssssoa- fsyn<sss always In sdrszne.
s0sa1k-Iae ez2sznea c1ce ~ sns Pn~r-fx
rxixsGxxcEx VII he>xaf.er - ccea ,nfta p :. ~
Classified s4vegrswmensz vii - rrrssvea :. =
sals hoax.
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Dds FOR HAULING COAL FROM FOOT OF
ID Wall street fer Front street Cable Railway
Co. will be received at power house. Second
aud Depot streets
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FOR REsr-HogxEs am sruRxx
Ioz k8ST-FCRxIsaKo 4 aT e. So os.YY
~ I. the hoase sasarsav o Mssass h<scss
Nok ExyT-A 7-gn3A HoEsE AMI rv-R-
= hNare foS sae- Fx particulars casa as s}s
Ffke st--<x
Los REST-PART OF sTogE. SUITABLE
q. g. n@sos- szal real Address Mfx k-a.
IoE REST-THgEg OFFICES Of Ggoryp
* socr. szt sve ruezs sor homsekeepsnr "a
cnsSdsux ~ rsxr Of onr nNkce. M0s1re Lssss "a
eoraer srrsad ana lszres strcesA
I.soE EEST-SEwLY OPgNED. TIE wfIEx
\ scfgsaxaoa<s elernuxsy furusxssa rrs7ns
frsra fTke sad Pee
L,oR REST-S- gGsgxEDCuTrAGE on cATTE
lzss tnass-S rasGza Ma = southwest es-reY
1874 and Cherry ssT-esx
I,oa agST-FEasOss Desiring. EOvsEs
$50 ra0zs cali al se&sslr Rental Arxney.
skf 1As.8 street. FOG free list
LOB EEsT-FfyE- ROOM House on FRONT
Il street.. with snsil lss 81 snruitars Tor ssi- a
aasg@sn- J. Io-d 4 ca. All Fsoas street
L>oR REST-fS WEST SEATTLE. TWO
i hoases % rocrns each. finely fnisAed
srs1 al rssstern coavsassacxss rnxSntzeezs view
p.a =. 10 .sas ssesn s.y. sssssns - os Ten
rlaes-y Investment Conp4ny. Lewsllr -Docxs
ozsaiainx-
LOB kEST-EOrsEs FROM THEEE TO
II foysy rooms vsc43I and vita furniture tos
sale sslDcre. fal&cs restaurant
I.eoR sALE-lyor saxtea on OAK STREET.
1 Assas lots s0xfs8 In Lake Cni0n adasrioa.
$50 20 s-ecs Io4 On MI two blocks norta 81
MA1sson street, 80. ehuiee LOT. with house. on
SECOND street. tS.soB. esnsce lot on Lombard
street. Bear Defros. alta view OF bay acd Lake
Union. a. q bargain lots in r Pcatinx addition
~ 80 each: property for sale in gl parts Of tne
city. J. lssr6 d Co. 4.Ss7 Front street
I,OR kEAT-oFFIcEs AND ROOMS IN
J Pnsnrey block. corner of Front and seneca
steefsi ready for occupancy by uetpe~r l. Ap-
kfrs<sL
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FOR -MTSCELLANEOTS.
nLD PAeEEs az THIS OFFICES BUN
I>oR sAIE-FIvE CARLOADS FINE ICE
i Address. with price per ton, Ice Dealer,
I'oR sAIE HoTsgHoLD GOODS AND
i sFoom house for rs8t near business eeuter
Apply - ". +. Cosfsr a. bcedes saloon, Sec
cad street. near Columbia
I.'oa sALE-FgSg PAIR DRIVING HORSES
Il St Third ami Wall streets. No gis.
L.0R sALE-PIANo: FIRsT-CIass ORDER:
i a. lard and Wall ssreots, No. gla
LOS SALE Is FIgST.eiAss Mich CONS
1 can be seen corner Third and Val No. sle
I-oR sALE-A COOP HORSE AND DE-
Il nveZF wagon, ssas sccoSd street .
LOB sAIE--A HORSE MAS LEFT IN Nj
Il eha-r- too mogshs ago and to cover ex-
y%nscs s1F Keeping I vii sell same ~ public
saets0ta - a. N, Scvemosr 3 unless caleb FOR
hy osrer. A. II. Birch. ION soutA Twelfth
street.
I>og saLE-eroop MICH COW AND
L ksI1er. Call az - Banner street. corner 81
Thomas.
EREsH CTR FLOWERS FoR SALE AT n
1osHntaA street also hne assortment of
cigars and tosseo0s and fruits candies All. yese-
tables l. lseH.
I>og sAIE-sAFE. oSg GOOD sECOSn-
j kan3 safe ch1sp- fsf terms address SaH1t.
rosa intelligence o.ee
nLD rAFEses Az This OFFICES A Bun.
DANCING ATsBYHY
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FOh kfAJ-HttsHA
NOR RENT ~ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
i housekeeping and for gents as Wall street.
NOR RENT-FrRNfSHED ROOMS. DAY,
II week or month: top fat Pninney block.
rreui and seneca
NOR RgNT-aooMs. AFTER NOVEMBER 1.
II ap stairs from. room and saeoNc. HBfur-
nlshed. ! so Fifth street. corner Pike.
I,oR REMIT FINISHED Rooms. ale co
Il iumhis street
NOR RENT - ELEsASTLI FURNISHED
Il rnouss al the Oakland Isis Ercns street
ECR RgNT~FURNTSHE ROOM. TWO PER
L sons 40 Bell street
l-oR sEST-FrRNisHkD ROOMS FOR GEN
i ticEaen. Ell Iesicr ¥ne-
E-0R RENT PRETTTLY FURNISHED
L rooms for gentlemen onfy. Ehsraix
house les Fifth street elssstric car passes GOor-
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rur nnArnR,S CAREER.

robn Bright had in his veins the blood OF severnl
generations Of Nonconformists and QuaRerS Inc
prirhts were plain English people, who lived hrst IN
wiltshire and sfterward in Coventry. They were
peaeenbe industrious tradespeope, connected with the
society OF Friends and nstinctyey resisting the pay
meut Of Church rates. He was born at Gresnoank'
PocbdaIs. on November 10, 1911. His. father had
worked for years weaver for O shillings Wcek'
hut being sober and industrious was slowly Masking
his vay IN the world. His mothor was n tradesman's
daughter and woman OF strong character exercising
great influence over her eleven children. Two Years
heforo John Bright was born, the father borrowing
money from friends IN Manchester, had taken an old
mill and laid tho foundation for tho family fortunes
Tho children had only bare education. Inc ooys
were taken into the mill at Gfeen and taught their
fathers business. They learned neither Latin nor
Greek At a school conducted by ouakeress In
Greenbank, and subsequently at larger schools at
Tovubead and in Yorkshire, John bright was taught
the elements of a. plain English education. Later In
ue he confessed that n might haSe been wiser II his
ather had kept him longer a. school, but at the time
ne found confinement irksoHe and was glad when he
was allowed TO go into his fathers mill without
rtvine any promise Of tho emlnenco he was TO reach
AZ an orator and political leader. he acquired at
school taste for reading and knowledge of Eng
fish poetry which left permanent impression upon
his intellectual character
JUVENILE EFFORTS AS A SPEAKER
Mr. Brishts first speech In public was heard in 1881,
when moved vote Of thanks TO popular lecturer,
who had been dslleeflng course in Rochdale on
Eastern travel Not long aftcrwasd he made speech
ON temperancc which impressed the audience as both
vigorous and brilliant These earliest speeches were
committed TO memory, a practice vsiich he speedily
abandoned as clumsy and debilItatlng as time went
M and q became interested IN questions OF the day.
he formed habit OF holding rehearsas in his fathers
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j HN BRIGHT DEAD.
THE END CONES AT LAST PEACEFUL AND
PAINLESS.

lynne SURROUNDED By HIS EAhils-Io VA
sunrrD on sA4UapAr-rHr NEWS
IN pARnAMESr.s
London, March as--JoAn Brishs died e go. ESQ
o,.sasas tsis morning. Bis end was peaceful
ana ', s,pless. he had lain in a CONS sose con-
s,,aon since yesterday All Of his family were
present at his desthbed; ...u 81. n,aos
The funeral Of M pslsn. ws Val, = II p the
s % nr,vinr-s around at Rochdale The
ee sen win b as private as possible;
ssr v q the death Of the eminent orator he said
.sss H. would postpone his remarks on mr. nsigne
until FRIDAY, when Mr. Gladstone wOu'o 90
present C... 90 ~. eons;d.r-
.aou IN regard to Mr. Gladstone
Mr Bright represented the Central DIVISION Of
Hj,mineham in the Rouse
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HASpsoME GOWNS OF ALL rrsDs.

The display Of imported gowns, evening dresses snd
Frenchl wraps and millinery az Stern Brothers. West
Twenty thirdst yesterday sttacted largo crowds o.
customers beautiful evening dress Of pale blue pean
de- sole and eeru net made with skirt Of ne eefu
net embroidered IN point dc Gene over pale bloc silk
The overdres OF pcau dc sole was printed with flowers
In Eighteenth Century design and trimmed with en-
erodered not charming little gown OF white nousseln
DO sole was mace oyer white ol with the front breadth
alternately striped WITH embroidery and black lace inser
son and tie full side bfesdths shirred in q group AZ
stirring the cop and bottom over the narrowest black
velvet bbo tied IN tho centre Of eaek stirring In close
little stylish dress Of French gray fiiIe Fran
made with simple plain skirt and bodice OF
gTas, finished By Of gros passencntere oyer
emerald and wide sirde OF emerald green sati
completed by sash loop and ends At the side Ronon
eagown Of cream white point do Paris muslin Dc
sore and white san was finished with awaist stslpcd
with Roman sash ribbon In ear col9rs little trans
parent carriage wrap u hack point Tesprt Is made With
full Oriental sleeves and round boa q lace extending
around the neck down either side and the front In long
points, ending In Jet pendants *
beautiful long carriage wrap OF black MORE. printed
with gay Bgure, trinmed elegantly with Irish point
lace which extended down both Sides Of tue roat and
striped the centre OF the large Hector sleeves The DIS
may Of millinery yesterday exceedingly bcsuui
large Dirccicre hat Of gray chip finished with shiS
brhn OF soft gray Grape and trimmed with full cluster
Of white armnro ribbon and two onispfead wings Of
white dove Itto. cEpotc bonnet Of raie green tue
was nishsd On tho edge with border Of gold Taco and
trimmed with high cluster Of tiny black birds and
loops Iof black velvet ribbon and completed BIZ
Ties, coming from the back Of black velvet ribccn
little bonnet Of yellow tube. shirrsd IN prim rows
trimmed with close garland OF fun pnk heather Ire
brin aud cluster Of olive green yeyet f:bbsns en7
finished by olive velvet strings The newest perzs2l1
are canopy tops with long handles These am kaowaih
two tone broeades In ak. sstn sasah and other
silks fancy Of me season 10 % add arssols
cluster of stirring the center OF each the edge
giving with canopy quaint shape. st other
soils Of shsrcd nlie made transparent BY liuna ncm
With bolng closh The nnish the edge VARIES Pnsols
IN coaching shape WITH INC extremely long Dseeoiro
aenae Of season. ass plain on the edge but thoss
intended dsssy service tasentv sishod with ~
iau Of nstsed hiare IAN II haudsomo sexAxrss ssA
bfoidery. or some rich edge 81.
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II.

Mr. BRIGHTs READING-HIS TASTE IN
poETRY-HIS PLACE IN SoCIETY-HIS TALK.
rvyo,, ~g, vyauLls CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIBuxlsJ
London, March 10.
Mr. FRIGHT was not man OF wide reading or
o.norai c.,tnre He knew nothing of any Ian
cnaga bnt English; and not much Of any literature,
English and American excepted. He had no
knowledge of science, nor deep feeling in art.
he was type of his class, the middle ciasss with
some Of It's narrowness OF interest and all Jus
virtues. and with his one SURPRISING genius IN
addition 10 all To those who desptse culture
LIS name and the limitations OF his mind WIN
serve as an argument to the end Of time. he
deserves better fate than that and thefe ~
far fruer thing to be said OF him, namely tnat
be perfectly understood how TO make tne nosO %
his intellectual gifts. No Latin or Creek puS
the best English OF his time. ne is loe an
argument for narrowing culture ana haiuns
studies unless you md another mlno IKE nus Oh
which 10 try the same process
Everybody knows that--perhaps next after the
Bible-MiIton was the book he most cared for
That OF itself impairs the force OF the narrowing
argument for Milton is saturated with the classical
spirft ard with classical lore. He who knows
Milton we'll cannot be wholly ignorant of antiq-
uity. Milton he knew by heart-the poems, that
Is, or nearly All the poems The prose had no
particular attraction for him; the Areopngitica
and one or two other pieces excepted What is
remarkable q that thero should be so little trace
Of Millions al etscn in Bdghts prose. II is remark
able but not inexplicsbie He studied the poet
wisely. moi for jrits&ion, but for inspiration.
BE copied nsither Milton nor anybody else. He
lesrnt from hin, many SECRETS OF styie, which he
used In bis own way, not in Millions. There Is
litsle in the STRUCTURE Of Brighss sentences any
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

Ira ID. Sturxis went to Skowhegan, Mon
day.
Col. Harrington returned from FryeburQ,
Monday.
Mr. J. + Hamilton of Hsliowell, was in
town Monday
Capt. J. A. Clark and daughter returned
home Monday.
General G. l.. Beal went to Boston, Mon
day. on a business trip.
Hon. }. W. Bradbury returned home from
Boston Monday evening.
MIR. Fred Connor of Richmond was in
town on business, Monday.
Mr. George +. Simmons of Hallowell. WAS
in town Monday, on business.
Mr. q. F. Philbrook of wstervilie, spent
Sunday with friends in this city
Mr. r. T.. Shaw and wife arrived in the
city Monday evening from Portland
Supt of Mails Carson returned from =
visit {, his home at Mt Vernon Monday.
Mr.. q. W. Turner returned 10 Bowdon
College Monday after a short visit at home.
Barrett Cox and City Marshal Norton of
Gardiner, were seen IN the city, yesterday
MIR H. l.. Bowditch left Monday morning
Tor weeks business trip through eastern
Maine.
Hon. II. VI Heath arrived home on Mon
lay nights Puiu an, ga her than he was ex
pected.
Mrs Chandler futile and Mrs. +. B. Hes
elton of Skowhegan were visiting in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. G. r. Achom of Whitefeld was in
town. Monday, aud took the afternoon train
for Boston,
Rev. II. 5. Whitman, pastor Of the Uni
versa list church, who has been i'll for a short
time, is rapidly improving fact that his
friends will be pleased to learn.
The Water Company is doing its pumping
in the day time, owing to the Edwards Com
pany being Obliged TO draw off the water
rights in order to work about the new gaze
luuse