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An Interesting Impostor.

4 brief dispatch announced the other day
that the Rev. George j. Schwcinfurtn had
appeared in a Minnesota town and seemed
to have abandoned his basphemous preten-
sionS. If So this marks the termination
Of career which has been truly remarka-
hlc IN the annals of religious mposture.
The deu~ion which this man represented.
and Which he showed greater daring in fos-
term. than any other religious Charlatan
of the day, had its origin about fifteen
years ago with the revelation of Mrs
Bcckman, Congregational ministers wife
III Illinois, that She cont ined in her body
the attributes of the risen Christ. She
found numerous believers, Of course. 1t
ha- been said that man is II doubling ami
NAL, but We have continual evidences some
Of them grimly humorous, that the first in
stinct Of the human heart is a desire to
believe. The faith of her disciples was so
unqnc>tioning that upon her death they
watched her body, in the confident hope Of
miraculous resurrection, until the att
thnrIicS enforced a burial. SChwtiufurth
wa. a Young Methodist preacher who had
accepted the new faith He had a Shrcwd
eye for a vacancy which would have stood
him we'll in politics. With promptutSs
that would have done Aonor to Brigham
Young. he had timely revelation. Just
before her death Mrs. Beekman declared
him % be Christ her spirit having passed
into him. transforming his whole being.
The readiness with which this announce
ment was accepted by his followers, and
the success he achieved in his imposilons.
led him to declare within the last wear
that Ne was himself the Supreme Bein.
This marks an extreme of audacity far
beyond the ordinary religious prrtcndtr,
who H. usually content to claim that he is
the mouthplccc Of the Divine Will, but
does not venture further.
Nthw cinfurth'> success Is startling re-
minder Of the degree OF folly that i latent
even in The most practical aud well order
cd communities. lie established himself
in the town Of Rockford, ill.,. well known
FOO itS schools and seminarics and its high
average Of intelligence. IIc-c he gathered
about him large number Of dupcs, most
Iy W"mcn- tie apparently found no dItii-
GUILTY In rrcoucliiu@ them, not only to the
ah~urIter IF hi- prctcn-jpu>, but to the
strange Inconsistencies Of hi- life with
thAfof Christ H. did not deem il ncces-
~ary To- affect an Indifference To worldly
prosperity or The pleasures of this life.
His community lived un barge farm made
over ID him " au Infatuated convert.
Here NchWcIulurth and his disciples bred
horses. aHi hy,l Nj large ami handsome
y FURNISHED mansion. nAlir hr dressed ID.
c@an'.l, showed excellent hu~.ur~> CapIy-
I'V H.I Uu several bmk accounts. All
thc Frnprrl ot thr community wA, lu al~
name ENtU.Na-Iut STONES arr tnIu pt 'ur
amount pi property Ar A.d ~nornelrt 10
nrt imuiAtu- lfl- .l.i .lI' 'ac -rn~ call
lt 'la ~,"- HI~ .,tu rlYJf Auu til' tI..r..
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ii"'' !'I 'A'f'rF i'HI year.. I"lH- -
lAf a. M assert that ~he VA iir rn',' e.i--
'"'' .a'H in America I" administer 'he hos
i..A+,.'- - 'Ar PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, !
+N l!t' -.'ft "i projecting fhT, ,A-h
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p'm"l li> would hr disappointed in tAc
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"l-At ae superseded ht another lady whose
husband tA' American people would send
t' t.r "ili" H"n-, % administer the
offices 20 lA" executive department Of the
'a't'hin'nt ana tAai. i >HcA should m
iar u'Nl-iHu ~ the majority Mr. tlrtc-
.ant, not" Outstanding thc numerous cu!9-
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""u.i pH-~lh h!A r"i'io>ctnd after NoFeH ''cT
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l"fA fire department Il they should ~tlA
.,~-Iy ltI presence y grace the occasion.
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f'minA tA">e -rntiemcH "no styled Them
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a.." lodge that ,l, machine CO r., trade
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There IL an ahectation of simplicity
aud sincerity IN which there turks the
subtlest species Of hypocrisy. simplicity
consists IN being and appearing just what
Won are, neither more nor less This il
the 'Israelite indeed. in whom there i 10
guile Palifgrd
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N or1cE!

HASrOCR Sc uurt Il roritty r,,ton,f.si,,,a..
April Adj Term. A u. ls,a :
TIN county commissioner. ,r{lt rrc.iv,. i. .,.,.
l hl- until July l>t 10 b,. left MIN H.. Il
courts. tn furui n ih, materials and ILL.,, a.. ii
ing the entire outside hrirkwnrk ~ t,r'r. H., ~
amt Jail building and for painting all nt,t .jd ira
and sood woIk of both buildings II arr,r'ts,a M
with specifications which Will Be fIrpished r,an
application 10 clerk of courts f
b. ortier of County Commis .tnnars
3w24 IL. r. NAtNBERs CLERK IL CCIr-
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From our regular Correspondent.l
Washington Letter.


ts"ING1"N, ID. C., June 10, IS.
The President has made the anti Mahnn,
Virginia Republicans happy \, telling !
delegation of colored men that he did moi
contemplate recognizing Fix senator Ma
hone IN the distribution Of fcacral patron
age in Virginia. and tomorrow the com
miitcc appointed hy the recent gathering
of anti-Mahone Republicans win have q
hearing before thc President. They vii
endcar"r 70 convince him that they arc III,
proper parties to control thc patronage
II j net at all likely that The President will
recognize either faction " thc plrty ID
Virginia to ,he extent Of giving thrm con
tr"l Of th' federal appointments Sa far
'hc f"w men appointed to utlirr II Virgin
ia are without'Nrcp'i'n Mahonc mea. but
ihr Mahnnite> explain THIS hf saving 'hAi
nintN nine one hnndrrdth~ " The working
members Of the Republican party in VII
-'uin ar what Il known A. Mahonr myu.
aui ihat IT i next {" Impossible fnr th,ir
opponents {" get property endorsed tor
nnica.
Secretary rrar, ha~ orlcrei th. c"m-
manIant nf the Narc Island >ayt Yifj io
build q magnificent Whale hpat. niich l.
- br presented III King Nataaia. III tlr
Samoa Islands, a. token Of tine apprc
citation f,lt nt thr American Republic fur
hI> timcjs all d oGr >lipnrcck,d sailor,
ou Ai~ coast. The h1lt wl! br finished in
ahaut stN wr,k~. anl Will hr ~ent ID
samoa I'll cAar., uf tt.r,r II thr Na,7l
officers. survivor, of tnr recent disaster.
wau will aj-Y rarr, au Aufo.rarll lrttrr af
thanks and gratitude from tL, President
tp th" King
,AIi >rr,ic. Commissioner IAmaa na>
received "a telegram lran hi> culI,q.i,r>
VIA, arc maxim. an i.4y.,t!-a. iou al TIN.
SEA- Yure ,-tt.u. rt... n,.n., tn .,,,riu.
irregularities lhr, hal ransrN-i THE recent
examinations hrld thcrr urs ,Nau.u,.
tU3u atil hr AeI WV wv. l5th ln>t TIN.
commission viii start West tni, week ,n
make 4 number of Investigations. Ihr
present rouin.E-,,.u >r,u~ u b- d,,cr.
mined tn have th.. iaw >tricly enforced.
~,m,.taE,. u.,.r Iap, yrf,r. I,. p,-
hos. .g.i,. III ruas,. >urt 4 h,,;nlu, of 4 t.,,,
popular. Bias tit il, -oul,thin. To know that
4l N At.iu. A. far II. fhr Cnmmi, ,lencr~
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LEW BARKER As 4 JoklE


Mr. Foster, himself, Will >upcrntrnd the
construction Of the new State house. hc
governor will throw the first >padcful Of
earth and Hon. Lewis Barker suggests
that there be ceremony when the corner
stone is laid, Portland furnishing the chap
lain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20
colLfGE SPORTS ~ MEMORIAL p>l.


We hope that before another year rolls
around faculty and student, Of our Maine
college, wll cordially unite il aboIi>hin-
all college sports on Memorial day Let
il be generally understood now that herr
after that day u 70 be excluded Ill thu
arrangement Of a schedule Of games aud
then there will b. no misunderstanding
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LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his field of abou,
six acres at Beeehland, the west side of the MI
Desert road, and near the residence of Mr. H. A
Pierce. Inquire at the American Office.
J.C. CHILCOTT.
Ellsworth, April 4. 1850. tits
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20


h'lh thr steward ahd ii" COOK nal re-
m'">'fatrl "ith '. Master Iad upon bring
in2 lnin 'hr kltch'u re fhr White House
-nch >lnai~ M p"ur dIty hungry street
"r'Hin~ tp ny !rd. auu AT last Peter said
That Ms Lincoln must 'r told.
Iad nr" in'' ra-r' rAh upstairs to See
hiN mother himself, an'l oh hndmG Acr pui
searched iA' place t"r ms busy father
Mean" Ni'r lhe small "hlvct~ Of hlN char
ltN walked MA thr lnWrr Inof- tor Peter ht'l
absolutely refused tn lct them step IN
side
lhr indignant boN >plrd NJ father Just
crossing the Aard- WitH mead bowed, eyes
tp tHr ground taxing earnestly To Mr
seward a. 'h'y NaiAtu tn tic department
M Slalr tp-tthtr. lic tiled "ut 70 MN
NJ "hee fa'hti. rather can hrlh@
'ho>" poor coIl, hungry Doys nome with
ne whenever want W: Isn't 1t our
A"cheh
By I'M time lad had ms father by tue
nahd' VINO stopped short to listen to the
to-day, say: They're just aS hungry a.
bears, and two Of EN- are the boys of a
soldier, too and, father, I'm going to
discharge that Peter this minute, if he
don't get out the meat and chicken and
pies and all the things we had left yestcr-
day. Say, maynt /: Isn't it our kitchen,
father"
Secretary Seward was shaking with
laughter. Mr Lincoln turned to him with
a twinkle "Sewaid, advise with me
Ihls case requires diplomacy
Mr Seward patted iad on the back and
sald he must be careful not TO run the
government in debt, and the President
took TadS little brown hands IN his own
olg one, and with very droIl smile blu
MN to',r along nome ana feed The boys,
and added, Tell Peter That you are really
required TO obey the Bible by getting IN
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FOR SALE.

hereby offer for sale the home. stead recently
occupied by me in Ellsworth for the sum of s3 og6
For further Information apply to Geo. p Dutton.
California.
I'll. a. DUTTON.
March 2, 1859. tito
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-06-20

becoming chief magistrate SI25. 900
his gives him fortune OF 5000 900 ane
T Mrs. Cleveland has fortune $500. 600 i,
her cwn right With 500. 900 they will
manage TO pull through very comfortabl,
without being placed on the retired list
Whether MIR Cleveland deserves place. in
history BY the side Of great men Of this 81
other generations must be left for others
TO decide. Party politics have nothing to
DO with greatness Indeed it would bc a
strange type of greatness If man was
measured by his political opinions. This
= an age Of great men ami great events
we are lirin. in an age when even sw indie,
are marked with polish.
Men set their brains to WORK now-a.dav.
and produce events which century ago
would have been called a miracle and. pos
>lbly, If they happened to live in the Vi
cInity Of Salem. would have been hung for
witches he blessings of nnr free ir>ti-
tuii"ns. our education give every person
an opportunity sometime during the pcri-
"d OF hi> life 10 form some sort of an
I opinion OF hi, own intrinsic value which
III ''''N ny ~ opposite
~ "a N''h any mug
OF life. studied men and manners. customs
and habits. taking hat lie thought to be
good from any subject. aud leaving the
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''''' "''"'i- unworthy 81 Gr"r' haiu',
az" "'>'>' it"h casting ahN T'ht'l".'
upon character That : deserving ni iu.
'A'loh' ahH h"t concentrations lir hl>
nay ~ dat ana the part designed i"r hm
nave been accomplished. haN.t an"
iAl> t. fhc iF>i of hf- ability W'h t..c
general -""d wishes oi thc American rtr'-
pie "a" Foi'rv> with his hcauufu. w.fr from
la" ht4h'>' "Hicc ~ ~" Giii II tur nation
"aA conclude th,> .rti"r " tth fcN #.
hAih~ upon th' present administration. -
Ma'h am N"rt poorly informed, Ms
continued absence from the uj.'ti
States must he tay apology for i2uorarco
ui general Information The cpur>c j.
certainly clear there Meet b" no imp,3f
mont IA the proper adjustment ol every
department q the government The tar
ii question ! an al. important matter -
De dealt "ItA and slouid r'r,itc The care
ful attention u thc government wth'ut
delay, II certainly j. 10 De hoped that tl.
manly bosom II l'r sjd"ut Harrison w]ll
not remain inactive like his predecessor.
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Assessors Notice,

THE assessors of Ellsworth will hold sessions AZ
1 the Mayor and Adermen's Room from }
o'clock p NJ, to O'Clock P. NJ. on the lst and 3, d
Wednesdays of each month, until October lst. to
attend to any business properly coming before
CALVIN T. JOY
:. L. sToCKBRIDGF Assessors
\. W CUsHMAN, Of
HENRY J JOY, Ellsworth
CHAs. X. WAsGATT,
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Master Of bfjg Harry Stewart
Ncw burgh, y y May -
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LemueI Ward Peters.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
200 Washington ST. Room -. Rogers
building, Boston. Mass.
tf45
PENSIoNS! (!
Ellsworth Steam Laundry and
Dye House.

stsr rNp rNioN RIVER BRIDGE, GE,ELLswoRTH.s
An Kind. IL Garments cleau-ed and ds ed
MIA Gloves and Ostrirh Feathers 4 specially.
Iaundry " ork Of all kinds done at short notice
tyr4n L. J. FILES, Prop'r
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Coin Counterfeiters Arrested.

Chief Bell of the secret service has received
a telegram from Agent NJ. g. Bauer dated Gin
cinnati, September 8, 1899, saying that he had
arrested George W. Williams and James III.
Clark at Alexander Station, KY, for dealing in
and manufacturing counterfeit silver dollars.
A large quantity of counterfeit money and
material was found Clark is trackman on
the Kentucky Central railroad. and Williams
and Clark made the counterfeits at the iatter's
house. Williams is an old-timer. He pro-
cured fat boat on the Ohio river last fall,
and with several hundred dollars of counter
felt money he started down the river. lie gave
to Jacob kull and Charles Maxfeld lar ge
quantity OF counterfeit silver dollars to pass in
the state of Indiana, while he remained with
the boat, which was tied up TO the bank, and
arranged with Kull and Maxfield that if they
did not return in a certain number of days he
would know that they were arrested. and in
that case he would leave. They were arrested
at Newport Ind, and eighty-one counterfeit
silver dollars were found on them. Williams
did leave, and until few months ago has been
In hiding, lately he was located at Clark's and
when Bauer had sufficient evidence againt
Clark and additional evidence against Williams
he arrested them. Williams made an excellent
counterfeit and would make as much as $1,000
before he would dispose of it, and then to
dealers only.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Hons: = s. ns'sss... SCI. ass, t az IL
-: :s.. .i%' 1a0S O. h asdO .,l.. SS
Tor sALE-f HAVE 5 2-sToRY BRICK HOUSES
Jun, Ss,ns sS%plstea on .. near s.h
ssss Oass ssS s viz S5s
ssz@ios ohN isis =. nv
ES0R SALT HAVE FoR SALE a FINELY:
located Hsu.s on the north side Of Rhode Island
,hrous ess.nss open srs places! heated
9So. a PRESCOTT.
se4-Iot keiloss building
EoR sALE-I HAVE 2-sToRY BRICK HOUSES,
Pess a. on s nh sn, All, 81.
improvements Prlce. $4,000 each: reasonable cash
.s4ioi j ;I PRHscS ssFT' ii :a'f NV
EoR sALE-I HAVE 2-sToRY BRICK HOUSES
IN course of erection and nearip. completion the
House. modern Improvements. Which can sell Tor
Each resson.his o.Ss payment; balance on
se4-lOt iSi6 81. NV
EoR sALE-AI 4 BARdAIN-A FINE THREE.
cor, s,y fFessed Brick and Bay Mind1w Dwelling
a %Sd imPs: also b. large stable and rear and sds
here offered to any one desiring TO secure an elegant
home az low nurs For price and terms INQUIRE on
Broom brick, Pierce place.....-..-. $4,000
Frame, eth near $500
I-room Bii 4, 9th St, near RI. aye.......... 42a0
groom Brick, new, Linden ayp 1900
Groom Brick, I'D let l. and NJ ets...... $50. 400
Groom Birch, Allach place 200
etore and Dwelling, Sd st. ne............... $500
An Elegant Residence near Dupont circle, worth
",D.. j. w. r. MYERS i SON so''O'
eu2sl2r l42o New York ave.
TOE sALE-6-RoOM BRICK. sTH ST -. $500
Brick, rooms aud cellar, boundary ST.. 1000
Pretty Home, good location. rooms and bath.
Easy terms. No cash required
sug2s-12ts J. W. p. MlERs a SON. 1920 n T. ave-
I'OR sALE-owNER LEAVING THE CITY-TwO-
4 story Bay-windov Press brick Front: lot l6xi4s
Feet facing on two streets with stable price $3.50,
on easy terms. 1921 ST. ne. se4-3t'
1SoR SALE A BARGAIN-BEAUTIFUILY To-
Il Gated Property, 1903 Rhode Island ave., opposite
the residence Of Vice President Morton LOT 20x
l2o house 80 feet from building line: be made
available for back building. price $4,000. Apply on
premises se3-3ts
NOR sALE-1443 CORCoRAN ST, BRICK, SIX
y nne rooms and bath. porch. &c: lot 96x95 TO
alley; 50 600 For permit TO inspect apply 10 RUST
HUNGEkFORD. 624 l4th ST. se3-3t
I>OR SALE OR EXCHANGES NEW BRICKS. NJ l.,
Il $3.50 each; easy terms; Massachusetts, ave
near stanton square will consider exchange for .
residence valued at $4,000 TO $4,000. also vacant
ground. OWNER, Room 2. 5l9 9TH st. NV. se3-2t
NOR SALE-A FINELY FINISHED CONVENIENT
4 House on 18th st NV. near X: rooms, bath and
All mod imps., and coal vault; nearly new; this 10
bargain at $4,000 THOS g. HENsEY CO.
se3-l2t 1900 St nv.
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Pledged to Work for His Party.

f1cd1ed 10 " OK lot ftiS Hafty.
Prof. John NJ. Langston has written letter
In response to the appeal Of republicans to take
an active part in assisting to gain q republican
victory in Virginia. in which he pledges him
self TO work for his party, making party loyalty
his FIRST consideration. He incidentally ex-
presses the expectation that the party will stand
by him in his contest for his seat in the House.
A Conference of Mail Superintendents.
The division superintendents and superin-
tendents Of mails in the railway mail service
who were in conference yesterday at the Post
Office department, as stated in The STAR, dis
cussed matters Of interest to the public and
formulated plans for making closer connec-
tions at mail centers. r. c. Jackson, superin-
tendent Of the second division, was elected
Chairman An address was delivered by Gen
eral Superintendent Bell
The following division superintendent were
present: W. II. Biglow, Boston; r c. Jackson,
New York; l.. Terrell, Atlanta, Ga; AIonzo
Burt. Cincinnati; James Z. White, Chicago: ].
J.. Lindsay, St LOUIS; James L. Wilder. San
Francisco; George W. Pepper. IT,, Cleveland
Norman Perkins, st. Paul, and ]. s. Weaver.
Fort Worth, Tex
The following-named superintendeuts al
mails were present: Wallace Rhodes, Atlanta,
Ga.; & G.. sullivan, Cincinpati; A. B. Maze
New York; II. A. Thomas. Boston; Il. W. Alex.
snder, Philadelphia; G. II. Lyon, BROOKLYN; J.
j. Harlow, st. Louis; Neil Sweeney, New Or.
leans; W. ". Allen. Buffalo. NY; 20. p Demuth
Cleveland, Ohio; Frank NJ Smith, Baltimore
and H. p. Springer Of this city.
BAY RrDer,-yOuI last opportunity of thu
season to visit Bay Ridge is next Sunday. I'm
usual attractions. Excellent oyster supper
Fare for the round trip 81. For time Of traini
see b. and o. tIme-table.-AdrI
Conrad Fuchs, IT,. aged twenty-six years, un
ID aho tuas de- al in bad i'm nat
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD BY A FAMILY OF FOUR
quired Address T. e. L.. Star Office, stating terms
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD
70 q or
9Th stnw. references exchanged no childrense4-3t
WANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF IL OR
taken in board. Address Boz ID. Star Office seS.sts
Mo HAvE CLINT For AN
Of 1oth and north Of + SITS. NV. from $4,000 to
B1e s H a Fl s
.n dpf pte ss' CO. So
NVANTED = FURNISHED HOUSE DEsIRED-A
Large Furnished House In the northwest section
S tine Gy for sse Legation Address:
WANTED1To RENT-BY OCT. OR NOV. l, WITH
Address aHs ode Sss
Z. as., by bly, RhY 26UEG ON
WANTRD-HOUsEs FOR RENTING TO GOOD
w tenants ranging in price from go to Sl0o per
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Conrad Fuchs, IT,, aged twenty-six years, un-
married, shot himself dead in bed in Cincinnati
yesterday. He was secretary Of the Adam
bchultz brewing company.
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