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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05
HE TURE.
Results and Entries for the New York
Jockey Club tNc-tchestcr) Races.

re.nlts and Entries for the New York
Jockey Club lNc~tchestcr) Races.
The following are Yesterdays results Of
tn races; III
l.m first. Pearl ~ct second. swift third.
second race. one and one-cighth Of a mile
Now or Never and Brother Ban ran dead
heat. Time 1919.
lbird race. ~eNcn-eighihs Of a mile
srlck-man first Ben Harrison second.
toot- third. Time l;s''..
Fourth race. one mile John ir-t. Bar
r.-t.r second. Duub0yne third. Time :h'4.
Finh race. fNe-ci-hth- of mile. selling
Mis- Annie hlly. first. civil service second.
Gnnwal third. Time l:ooi4.
sixth race. ihree-quaricr- Of ME.
..iiinr Tip-fan first. Freedom second,
Glenm0und third. Time l:ll
INIEIr, TOH IO-DAl's RACING Al WEST
CHESTER.
First race record stakes. fiye-eighihs Of a
mile Gun-hoi. III. oregon. ll'; Ienny r.
M. Gcrgo. no: Geraldine. lly; Dundere,
.at. successor. H'.
-..ond racp. nye-cighth- Of Il mile-l m
miro. Ms: lima -. III; Richard II. Fox, ll2;
'rip.fan. ll2: GLORY. 40; illage MAID lVo'
ii.,monv. lbs: Friiols. lO1; Minute, 100.
Third race. one and one-quarer miles,
tr,al-falc,- 1a~taway HE; Ben Harrison.
lfs: Drke of Highlands. ~; Phllander.
lls. -arrenio. ~. Buddhist. IL; Calienta,
H.. Ione-frcef. ~: Ienny. ~; Holiday
Ip.
Fourth race one and ouc-quartor miles,
Country Club anOicap-Deiaulter, 100;
ofllcncr. 90: Elcye 90; LNonia Bell. 100;
,g,r,con. ia: Iric. 40: DumbOyne, los;
Tio1dfide. -: Joe Courtney, lo.
Finh race thrce-quarter, Of "a milc-Ben-
IN. If3. Express. ll3: Har1moourc. ll3;
Kings own. ll3 Chien0n. ll3; Druldeos,
MS. Teuo-ec. lis; Golden Horn, llo; Nose
cav. mo-: Baueoline. 10; Flossie, 40.
sixth race. scNcn-cighihs oi mile. sell
ina I,nnle Mcfarland. 80: NewDurg los .
Kinrdale. no: Brdt. lOl; Niglant. lW,
belmont. TO-: Fairy Queen. 81: kcynote.
lOi: Poniico. 100; Rupert, -; >aballorn,
90. l 4fffs fu-
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avery Sabbath morning ~ n O'Clock. cs-fs
are free ~ a ali are welcome Noeln1.frrse
CLAY street. above First. -rryicef sIslaf ID
o clock on "Wednesday mofning
Bs-PREACUINS Al HOWARD DEOi B.
BAPIISi CHURCH = rity ~ D. r. m H,
the pastor Rev. II J.. N0tle nuf af s. d. DID
bv Rev. T. ". Srcanrr. ~ Richmond Cob.
lego. sunday school no s.l5 "a. boo. Al ale
welcome
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Two suits were instituted in the City Ci.-
cult Court yesterday.
John Duer a son against Joseph IL.
Welsh. for S6i.O3.
Ilman GOldsborough Company, Of Balti-
more. against William l.. White, for
sl,l9.35.
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lnmnanx "En Onicer..

Mr.. T.. u. Thomson, n young lawyer 0l
Richmond, has been elected captain Of CoA.
pany "F' Of the First Regiment, Second
Lieutenant Tompkins was made first lieu
tenant, and Sergeant boswell was elected
second lieutenant.
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4 Letter from I,es. .. g.. Hawthorne, of
Atlanta, ga.

4 Letter from Ees. .. g.. Hawthorne, OF
Atlanta, ga.
Ii gives me- real pleasure 10 say % word
foramedcine which believe is destined
to be great blessing ID ihe afflicted
everywhere. IL is not Che cunning de
vice az a gu0ck bun the discovery of "a
scientist. Il Is ine result of many years
Of research and experiment Di AN emil
nent specialist Thousands at my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from CaarIh ! have been.
SIX mou.h MS ago. by the advice of my
physician. gave up the pasrorate. !
have used two bottles ct Kings Royal
Germemer. and while / cannot say
that | am completely cured. DO affirm
that IL has 800 iar relercd mc. expo
rlence no pain nor isc.mioit.
feel it Co be my Outs Co. sly also t.at
the effects OF this I,mrdV upon uy
wife have been even more sIeual and
wonderful. She bias been almost "a life.
lOng invalid irOm nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. ln a period
Of thirty years she has scatc ~ Aai "a
days exemption from pin. 0le has
Dttu uciIZ L-fil il|l HI NA tAN
months. a more complete Transforming
ton l have never witnessed Every
symptom Of disease has disappeared.
She appears 70 be twenty yearsyouuger.
and is happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many Of
our afflicted friends TO take iae medi-
cine and the testimony OF all O.. them
is tina. i. is great remedy.
j. h. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta. o.. july 18Th. 1859.
Dr.. Kings ROYAL G,rmetuer is now
put up ~ cOuceulra ted form for con-
yenience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties One bottle alaod 10 seven and q
half pin's of water " III make o gallon
OF Royal Gsrmetuer ! wlue- la.siul
dose. \ ,caspOOafm ia a wine gls--
tul of water Is dose vi tn coucen
trateJ.
p ic". - 30 ne bottle.
OWENS q MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
ONO Posi- flee RisUulnta An
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cil-rCI. i.r.. fair. ID. d.. PASTOR
-- .',. ~ ,.i e,r, .~a. mn o.i6 mn
tN.f.. DID,. .i...f ..., .r.-rf Sn.m corr
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p N'.liN- t-rI-Iii ll.- iflNr ''i fl'', 81. 81,
p t.. DID. iNi p. li.' SUNNI. -N'i''i N' ''''
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,r 90 +. Ir t.r-
.I. If,.'..t 90 a. DID,, ann S..,o D, fl.
I.a..l snd'n scsi, streets. rev. PIKE Pow
3D.. U .r.rf0r.--crylces oyfy sunday 200
ID H.n Ald S p. ODD sunday school ai $3.50
E-r rDHV- fEOut SLANT Tpl-C O-
rII.r firIDIi. broad street between lwen.
f.-nurh ani Ivont,-nnn. Ney. owls W
f..f.n. rr..f aruu aui Holy Com
n...aflia.ia..ovcnm. rnyoard sei-
f....I pam. Inr kev Thomas spencer.
ID d. 0. I'.ipf.infe. uil preach both morn
i..auI evening. A cDld'ai Weic. me tO nll.
,.It.u.a.i. fs..Ht 5000 eci-a"l others. Tie
U.. ...n -rnIIf--UhN.Is Dl ibis church 800
h.sIuat ..3On m. ~unHHy afternoon. ohl
int.r.rrlace. puncmallg.
.NI|IIlI 800 NOR AZ CHAP J..
N.|l. efItUi. tu .i|'i.---fi VICE ana Sermon
~ li,F.lf. Pow fs lf d p. BOD.
fr.I IAIl- illI iIli. -@trf ices VIII
'r 0ed Boz ... leciui.-io'.a every ~ni'i.S
unrn.r n 20 iA.' ni,- Ed D. hi-
"Ni''. '-'"' '' '''' TO- "'
..r.,i-,ft ..r.I. .lf-rru .rrofo.font
r.. -s'r I.'n d >erfon rector
IfI'f- tt,a,nlntlan mn A.
ODD i.'' ., ,t ,.',,.,.i
49,
'p.-....'',., u.li.
.-.,,''..,. ..,-at 81 afelnoon. a CORDIAL
.''' ".' ''"'' '' ''''
is.-r JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
conner oi ftn ui NHr. 800 stfeei,' Roy.
....,.n. '..er.--cly.c,s Oh ia oay at
I...m .iuUD.Iu.
.'.IIIrI II'I-III Sd llII ItlH. IrA.
JOB a.l .. u. Chapel oi tne kedeomcf.
-.' ti.'' i. '''' l' H''
rr. r..r," ,trrfonf1
..lfi Kid n-'.l .i''l .l.nth .ff'.f-' hes. Is.
....l. . pod. sunday school "a Bible
ci.-s.-at a.3On DOB.
I.tDENN l-SiEEEr 81. l.. CHURCH,
N.l.. HId seventh streets. ICES. b.. Wood
school. nom $40 lu.s0a. m. preaching n-
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all that VALUABLE IRACrfl IlN.
rcvrl hN g.. b.. bflfIu nNI MlIIItH ....
f0 The said trustee tu secure fIO
The balance 81 the purchase nn
90 John r. Coles. -Hif IHNi If
Great "a irOmfcO river. Do fnrn..
IS. and containing cI-Nfy iciD,. |.
more or less.
ITaNS. cash at f0 COSTS .NI punch
money. and 0- f0 1ni fo. .due
known un naf Nl sale
Lloyd q ~NlIH I..-...
September. -, l--N. t.li.W
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l.rnnerIy Iranslers.
Property IfHHsItTs'
Deeds of bargain and sale were recordo
as follows.

Deeds OF Dargaln dHu eHIv NVIv I'VVIUVI
yesterday as follows.
CITY CHANCERY COURT.
ID. Denoon and wife to II. W. Moesta, 10
feet on west side Second between Main and
Cary. improved also 2s3S feet on south side
Of alley adjoining 5000; James NJ, DOn-
nan and wife 10 Sene Fox (wife Of Louis
Fox), 80 feet on Pins southwest corner
Beverly, improved, $1,000; George Mimms
and wife 10 Thomas Minor, l5ls feet on north
side Boyd between Norton and Kinney, inn
proved, 500; Trustees Of Baptist Sunday
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~ ID. FULLERTON. Brocton. Mass. saws.
! have suffered twenty year, with headache.
and Brady crotine cured me when first tried.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

CHEW STALLION Tobacco. best ten
ceot plug on The market Save the tin
tags and get handsome aud us, iul
present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-05

ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patent Flour. Phone 2,5.-adv
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INttH IONS.
DICuMOND. FREDERIC ko
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD ,'N'
PANl.
rRIENIAL coNCLANE-KNlGuI, I'm
pLAk~.
Round trip tickets from RICHMOND -
WASHINGTON and return Will oe 10"
OClt Der SIN, 6fil ana llh for
sl3 -.
good 10 return until VCr EtR 5lsf. MY
az No, 100 east Nam street and az h,iu-
street station. L. A. IAl lnN,
&C Sat (saeral lic@ss AsshN
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If you want a iirst.class -four. ask
for the Dunlop Pa.ent. None sur
pass it. Phone 2!5.
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There was a very full attendance last
night Of the members Of Fourth Precinct
Jackson Ward Club at 30 seventeenth
street. Speeches We're made by Mayor FL
Tyson and Thomas Byrne, Esq, one of the
legislative candidates. 4 working COM
mittee was appointed by the president.
whose duty will be to thoroughly canvass
every house in the precinct and bring out
every voter on election daF.
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MAID Of Virginia. Mid and sweet
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ey-rtrsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner OF
r.''l',,b and broad streets. lDr George
r"op'r' pas.or. nt la. m. apd heN. ~ ,i,, ~
wharton. At Baltimore. nt p. ~, ,.,,o,,.l
school ai o:i5 n. in. fourth-strto' N"'P'''
ltey. n. J.. Williams 10 y. III.
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ra-srcoND BArrisl cHUCI. corner OF
MIN ana sixth stet Icy, W W Ian
.i'l ~ m, ~nnd1y-' chOoi at $50 a. ~
..fr, vnf. wDlcOsle.
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es-tt.Ay-srR lr BAPTIST CHURCH.
,..,r,'or of t',.v and Gfuhnm streets. XIV. =
a. forfon. pastOr--w orship at ! q. m am"
D p, BOO.
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Thcfunoral ofihe late Dewitt Clinton Jor-
dan took place from the residence. on Balm
bridge street. Yesterday morning az II
o'clock. The pall-bearer, came from Mes,r-.
Allen A Gnter'- cigarette factory. except
ing that Mir. -. }. Wei-iger and Nr. John
Hall. of Manchester, We're among the num-
Der.
In consequence Of the continued illness Of
Rev. John j. ClOptOn. rector Of Meade Mem
orial Church. lay services Will be held az
the church tomorrow morning. Rev. W.
h. Williams. assistant to the rector Of Il.
Marks. Of Richmond. will preach AT night
and read the evening PRAYER.
Cards are out FOR the marriage ~ Miss
Eleanor Page MclndOe 10 Mr.. X. III. Peare-
ley. both of Richmond. The ceremony will
take place Wednesday afternoon. October
10th. lsS9. M $3.50 o'clock, at ~ james
Church. Richmond.
Mr.. Pea-eley was for number Of years
a residen, C: Manchester, and is a most pop
ular young gentleman. His many friends
on this side of the river wish him much sue
cess in this. his happy step.
\ deed OF assignment from Thomas c.
Mathews To VI. ". Crenshaw. trustee. was
entered 10 record in the office of the clerk of
the Hastings Court this afternoon AT 4
o'clock.
Tho liabilities are placed at $500, and
estimated assets $500.
II is hoped that Mr., Mathews embarrass-
ment Is only temporary. and that he will
soon be able 10 meet the demands OF his
creditors, which, no doubt, he will.
The branch OF the Petersburg and Asy-
lum Railroad which is To run to Matoaca,
in Chesterfield county, has been graded 10
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,..cu,cr SrrtFrBAPrIsr CHURCH.
.r'--.r BE- ~. IT, Hatcher. sunday school
rtoa. m. sunday preaching at "a. a.n
4n.ln- . edne-Ily services &C p' M IL
.iav service lyOune mems al . D. m rice
seats and "a welcome ID all
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lowest MAIN STREET BAPIlS
.gfuftfIi. corner Main and Eeach -lrttle.
pr. -. a Goodwin. pastor, VIII preach nj II
u. nm. ANA s.I5l. m. sunday -schoo ~ q. M.
AIlafc WflcNnc-
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Cnfr and -fr.mUrn streets. Roy. T.. o.. * -i
viii preach af d %. DO. sunday school at s;lo
II
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was next called on. but owing ~ the late
ness If the hour, was very brief i'm his IT,
marks lie devoted much OF bis time 10
direct and powerful arrdlgImcut of Malone
and his methods.
After the conclusion Of Colonel Ellctt's
remarks the club went into private session.
which lasted until within few minutes Of
mllnlphl.
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COLONEL THOMAS WHITEHEAD.

Colonel Thomas Whitehead. commissioner
Of Agriculture. spoke for an hour. lie told
of the defeat of Malone by Massey and the
big four. and the history of Nahoneism from
the beginning to the end,
II was after II o'clock before the immense
audience in the hall left for their homes.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
met Thursday night and transacted much
needed business.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
OF the Day.

A drunken juror was jailed at Nashua,
n. H., Tuesds,
Another Ken ucky war is raging at Hazard,
Ky. Four have been killed and many
wounded.
The counsel for the defense of the eigh-
teen cOored Nayassa rioters have interposed
a demurrer to the indictment,
A Milwaukee man vas way laid bv high
wayman Monday aud his face bpaten TO a
pulp and his money taken, He will die.
The Frsternal Congress is in session at
Boston. Grand Master Workman Spofford
Of Bucksport, Me, was one of the speakers.
Mrs. A. +. Bo.worth of Bridgewater,
Mass claims sh- was outraged and after
yards shot at and wounded By a man named
Tyler in that place Moniay night.
The body of an unknown man wa. found
in the water at Maiden draw bridge. Tuesday
morning The bead was oa iiy battered and
n rope tied about the body indicating foul
play. Medical Examiner Darrell was sum
m1ned.
c. A. Ross, preacher, living rear Locke :
ford. Cal, early Tuesday morning shot and
killed b $ ife hi. eight year old son and
hm.eii lie sss Methodist preacher for
several years and has lately been an iiinerant
Congrrg aiIonalist.
Insurance Com missioner F. Ter finished his
report upon the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
ancs Go of Hartford, CT and finds its net
assets Dec 81 1855. Sl0,5O7 ,s27; iiabill-
ties - 653 ,973; surplus, 1853 s5i which has
since become over 1925 900 All dividends
above s per cent on 500. 900 capital stock
is unauthorized The company va. paying
~ ptr cent Policy hoiiers talk of rakins
it a mutual company in December.
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thoroughly instructive and entertaining tC
those Who were present. After the eXercisea
q supper vas furnished by the Relief Corps
of this order
Mex, Friday evening the Senior class Of
the High School viii hold their third dance
of the season III Library Hall. Grand march
viii be called st nine o'clock. Pulien's Or
ehestra will furnish the music.
G. D. Libby. the tailor and furrier has Q
very handsome leopard skin on exhibition At
his store which attracts great many visitors.
The executive committee of the associated
charities in the city are to meet and make
arrangements for furnishing Thanksgiving
dinners to the poor Of our city, next Monday
afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms in this
city.
H. E. White of this city, closed contract
with the New York Life Insurance Co., Tues
day, through their general agent, W. H.
Anderson of Portland, to act a. the regular
agent for the above company in this city.
Next Friday evening, the 18th inst, Heath
Post will celebrate their 22nd anniversary at
their hall in this city. A very interesting
program has been laid cut which includes
singing, speeches by members Of the Post
aud Others, music by the Amphion Club and
others. A collation. will be served after
which 4 general good time will be enjoyed
by those present.
AT the Cryst" is the latest song. The
words and music are by Mary Geraldine
Tucker, and the piece is arranged by Miss
Kate Vannsh of this city, The song arrived
at Blsnchard's TUESDAY morning, Ii is pub
lished by Louis H. Ross 4 Co.
Tuesday hotel arrivals: Evans, B. W.
German Boston, Theo. C. Woodbury., Port
land. Young's, A. B. Russell and n. 4.
Gordon, Portland, f. c. Webb, Bath.
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&AIAE DISPATCHES.
EPARTMENT OF MAINE.
Features OF Interest to q A. a. Men
Issued by Commander Drew.

PoRTLASD. Nov IL.
The following has been issued from the
headquarters of the Departme Mt of Maine,
Grand Army Of the Republic
PORTLAND. Nov. s, 1859.
There were 1854 comrades belonging to
the "a posts of the Department of Maine
Grand Army of the Republic, at the close
of the year 1879. On the 30th day OF Sep
tember last there were l56 posts and 1884
comrades in good standing in this depart
ment. This is grand growth in ten
years. The increase the present year
Is gratifying. but | desire To see that
Of the last quarter greater that either of the
others, and to this end invite and urge all
the officers department and post, to unite
With the commander in grand effort to ac-
com plish this object. Special dispensations
to elect and muster recruits At the same
meeting will be granted upon application to
Department Headquarters. The post OH
GERS are particularly requested to examine
the suspended roll'-this numbers SOL COM
rades. Let this roll be examined in = truly
fraternal and charitable spirit Let the COM
rlde able to pay his dues be approached in
'he spirit of fraternity and persuaded by the
les Of comradeship to resume his place in
ire posi- room hnu hTOuHn tht Chmp-hIc, "a
too poor to pay his dues, let the post remit
40 much xs will restore him to good standing
aud enable him once more to feel the elbow
touch of a comrade.
desire to commend the practice OF plac-
ing the American flag over our schOolhouses.
This patriotic action had its origin in the pre-
5. utation by Posts in the Department of
New York, of flags to the public schools.
The Grand Army Of the Republic in the in
| stItution of Memorial Day did our country q
great service in yearly presenting to the
/ children this great object lesson of patriot
lsm; if To this can be added the custom of
having the national flag raised over each
schoolhouse during term time, it will again
pi- ce oar country under lasting obligations
| 10 our beloved Order. Let the children be
taught the lesson of patriotism and loyalty to
| the nation.
Let them from infancy learn the story OF
our flag. and every schoOlhouse in our land
will become a recruiting station Of loyal men
and women. No body of men can more ap-
propriately insugurate this custom than the
| Grand Army of the Republic, whose men,
| bers have suffered so much for the honor
aud protec ction of the flag
Suitable flags can be procured of the As
sistant Qusrtermaster General, b. F. Beals.
Auburn, Maine. at the following price, viz.
| lox6 feet, S4T5; 1854 feet, e6 90; l5xs
feet S. so. and lsxl0 feet, sll 80.
Yours in Fraternity. Charity and Loyalty.
FRANKLIN NJ. DREW,
| Department Commander.
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In the journal of the 9th inst. in Nh cx-
ceilen, article from your Washington cores
pondcnt, webb on the postal salary
question, he says; The government pays
$1,000 annually for the smallest grade of
postal clerks. and II is none too much"
No too much and none too true, IT, indeed,
II were face Tie bad been mi'in,ormed.
There are about rrvenly five railway post
nilicc lines in he New England division, and
YOU can count on the fingers of our hands
he lines where any of the CLERKS get this
sI20O; they run from $500 to $1,000 and on
tie other lines In the division from $500 10
$1,000
I, must be borne in miul hat these clerks
are necessarily at extra expense all the time
when on duty, as most of them live 90 as TO
be at home only part of the time the family
expenses do not stop in their absence, neither
are they exempt from sickness in their fam
lies, and | know whereof speak when |
say that know many who carry their meals
II lunch baskets, sleep In cars, and other
wise practice the most exactIug economy, to
live within their salary. The last reform
administration" (thai has passed into history
saw fit to reduce the salary Of the clerks on
tao important lines in thus division, viz
Boston and Troy fiIoosa" Tunnel Line) and
Boston and Wellheet fDld Colony,
more than 20 per cent $3.50 70 $500
per anpnm, at time. too duly !,
1880 when the surplus in the United States
Treasury was 50 great Ne to causs the aver
age orthodox democrat many a restless day
and sleepless night. I, happened these clerks
were republicans; Just happened so; that's
all. Their salary remains thy same yet, and
ihough they have petitioned to be restored
to their former class and salary, have had
he hearty and earnest in 0rsement Of some
Of the best men in the Massachusetts Con
gressioual delegation and some in the New
York delegation and the Superintendent Of
the Galway Mail Service, still their prayer
Is not ans~ cred II this government cannot
be generous it can be just
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
Hunting for Z Mammoth Deer
Deer Park-NeW Pulp II II.

The tug of var between the two factions
Of the Biddeford city government still con-
tinues
4 Young lady in Strong was terribly Bit
ten Monday by a savage dog. The wounds
are serious.
The Otis Falls Pulp Co, are building a
pulp screening mill. It has . capacity of 20
machines and will cost about ss 900.
Harmanus Swan of the firm of John Swan
4 500, New York, aged %, died at P. NJ,
Monday at the residence of Hon. J. Crandon,
Columbia Falls.
The Norway base ball nine claims the
championship Of Oxford county. They have
played % games, won % and lost 3, and they
think they have a. much right to claim it as
any other nine.
At the monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Republican Club, Portland Monday
evening, Joseph B. Reed. Fred n. Hooper,
William II. Brownson, Edgar H. Crosby,
Forrest C. Libby and Samuel c. Manley
were elected members.
The work Of erecting . mammoth deeI
park at Petit Manan Point, Millbridge, wai
begun last week. It will be fifty acres in
area. and will be enclosed With q wire fence
eight feet high, with meshes Eve and one
half by twelve inches. s. X. Abbett of Bos.
ton. and Judge Wing OF Auburn, are men
toned a. being prominently connected With
the scheme.
Commercial special says: Monday I
man found . piece of paper near . vatel
tank in Blanchard on which was written the
following: whoever hnds this paper vii
flnd my body hanging to tree in the wood
south Of this water tank. Signed, Johl
West. Brooklyn, n. r." The tank is % til
Bangor 4 Piscafaquis road. The paper vas
given Conductor swan. A party will make I
search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-13
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