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Sir Myron II. Parker, chief marshal, up 10 $50
AM, Will be st room IS, Atlantic building, \
street, ct which place his staf will report ct
$50 Am. to Sir Knight Harrison Dingmah, chief
OF stat.
Twenty-four.h. All division marshals will be
expected to sec that their commando are ~
sembled in position at the place and hour
heretofore named.
Twenty fifth An aide from Ne staG Of he
chief marshal will be detailed 10 serve on the
staff Of each division marshal.
Twenty-sixth. Division nsrshals Will be per-
mitted to allow such formation and movements
- will not embsrrass or delay the parade until
18th street il reached when the formation will be
in double sections at half distance. and will re-
main 80 until after passing the rsvie wing stand
Of the President Of the United States, when
they will again be allowed to make such for
nation az will not meet the objections hereto
fore named.
Twenty seventh. On reaching 18th and K
streets the commands will again form in double
sections and remain SO until after passing the
master.
When 18th street shall have been reached the
first division will halt aud form in line on the
south side OF street, left extending west, in
which position it will remain until the twelfth
division shall have passed. when it will also
pass in review before the most eminent grand
master.
During the review the carriages Of the Grand
encampment will be parked on 10th street,
south OF h. left resting on street.
After passing i'll review the first division will
move southwark On 10th street until its left
shall rest on the right of the carriages Of the
Grand encampment, when it will continue the
escort TO the Masonic Temple
Twenty-eightb. Division marshals, grand
commanders and eminent commanders will see
tuat all sir knights in uniform are in column
and that they participate in the parade.
Twenty-ninth. Division marshals will require
all commanding officers in their respective
divisions to report at division headquarters ON
reaching Washington.
Division marshals will report to the chief
marshal, room 81, Atlantic building, on their
arrival in Washington.
Thlrtieth. Such communicates US may not
have reported in time for assignment under tn IS
order viii take position in column with their
respective states according to the dates of their
| respective charters.
1hirty-hrst. Each commandery on arriving
In position of parade, will at once notify the
division marshal of such fact.
Thirty-second. No carriages will be allowed in
line except those in the first division provided
for the grand encampment.
No members of any grand commandery will
be permitted to appear in the parade mounted
except such az command divisions or serve on
staff duty.
Thirty-third. While the column IL in motion
one gun will be fred for each grund command
cry and a salute for the most eminent grand
master.
BY command of Chief Marshal Myron NJ.
Parker.
HARRISON DINahAN, Chief Of Staff.
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BAIrrNqnE Asg Quo R.uHOAn

Lave washington fruu station corner Of New yer,sy
For Chicago and Sorii.:.s. fs:s S Ilmi..a.,
pros fSI a tlps,na,S 10 = sm f s,.r.ss rs. sgm
daliy. 500 aud Ii 81 a. 1 A"'''"A'o">
lSr pit,.b1g and Cleveland. ve.tieuled Linlt.dsr-
For hhesling lsrker-burs sId pr,uelI.l stations
on main line express daily except Monday. At 500
FOR Lexington and Local station, II o 3Oa IN
s iSs h s5 s; ~;s ;n %,:: sSp 40
3:I5 1TninaissS. Us IS. 30 a. ss so. 8 80.
500 - $50. 80 %smn ~, s.. : y & u.o,s ~.
s4s " od Zoo ga ss6 Sos i6isS. ai
lss s.y stations s.a ss;.ss. IL @ .as s.
p 80 ?. N, sundays $50 M i:iS 5:S5 :JS
on i. is. go 3 % ser washington wee. day,
sS SS. 1926 S6 .5 &nas s s 100. 80 En- rsnp'.s
SES 0 ssSa a.G So 800 So S lSa
snS Ss6 40 i5 go 80 IL io!og sSa
,n d. 6AIpfPS' and s' $50 s. an as t p
Leave Annsl oils, q; 40, 80 am, l2.O5. $50, and
stations N the S.,ro T eS B.uch tG+a
siVv a Ia - pm. FOG principal ststions onlss
t or hSgSyl,le aud way anon. - 80 Pm
:, fcr Boyds and miermedist. stations "a 100 pm.
IRAN s.yf. on sunday :. lls
Eor Frederick, 10 go. flU ~ ~ $3.50. ID .S0sb
IA. tu..Sy \ 4 "a > AID =, 30 pm
tOt dLscrstCsn, Tto 30 IA. aud Is 30 PIN
! rams arrive frOm ChfOsso aAIy Al 80 an aat
10 j. nm Cincinnati AID IT. LOUIS daily 800
AID, and :55 p.iu. nom PlttssuS 10 ana, aud
Coo pDI. asiIs
Akn lOnK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
1oI New Aors, Trenton, Newark and Eil-Apssh. n.
j. 4:Uu 10 sUU, -s:.su - 90 - 80 20 AID
10 :.pO p.In- BUFFET fsror Cars All dsy -
SlseILlS Car Oh the lOsO pm. open at y ~ pan
he 20 train does not stop al EliZs Deth.
fOr lAiladeiphIa. Newark, Wilmington AID chester,
4 .Ou, 3 uu, 3D. 'l2 100 x. 30 - 20 u 10
anu 10 30 pm.
M er lnierlneliate point. between baltimore and
Phllads 10 aia, 70 All, y 80 and ~ 80 Pm
rAIins leave New lork fsr Warrington. - 30.
~ ;uO ara, 'la3u $50 '5;l5. 900 pm and
IL ~ n.sht.
Iryus leave Philadelphia for Washington. = 10,
sac, al 40 ain II "a. '<;i5. '5:O5. IS :43 aud
'1:.O y. u.
Tor Atlantic City 100 and 9 80 an, IL 90 noon
and ;.BO IA. oulusys 20 NJ, AID - 90 noOa-
for Long Branch AID Ocean Grove IL 90. IS UU =
M. ~ 100 mon. 90 :,V !.
tEIcept SUNDAY. Daily. ssunday only .Exceps
SUNDAY and Monday. xceiit .sol,ls,.
Bass called for sAd clecAsd from hotels a al
resoences by Union 1rAlsfer 20. orders sft az
pcKe Of1css. Of. and lo,. ieHD-y IVAN. avenue. .sI
81 Depot ChAs y. SOUL Gen fass Ast
). 1. ODELL- General Manager. wa
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TOMORRow's BIG PARADE.
The Order Of Chief Marshal Parker
Announcing the Arrangements.

TIE DIVISIONS TO FORM ABOUT THE CAPITOL
AVID MARCH UP PENNSYLVANIA AvESUE-rHE
MARsHAIs AND THEIR AIDs-How RACE d.
VISION WILL FORM
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A DIRECTORY OF TEMPLAR
Where the Communicates From Differ
ent States Are Chartered.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE GRAND CoMMANDERIEs-
THE sUBCoMMANDERIEs FROM EACH STATE AND
THE PLACES WHERE THEY CAN BE FOUND.
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|, 4 III
E ~ f Is Is Is: I'll
!: L. Il I! II II s.! T.

Do you expect company during the conclaves Don't
put Oh preparing Everybody viii come At the last
moment You know what the consequences will be.
We have anticipated your wanta
Having . Large and Complete Line Of BLANKETS,
COMFORTS and BED SPREADS. we are prepared to
meet your demand.
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MARSHALL HALL
Steamer W. W. CohcukAE leaves 9Th st. wharf
daily for Marehsll Bal, leaving 1t 10 AIN, reaching
Washington about 5 80 pm
sundsys-two trips leaving at 10 80 am. and 80
p. ~, reaching Washington ~ and pm. Pare.
round I'M, IS cents. sells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07

Jamssvills, No. Z, GAINESVILLE; slsspes b and
o. RR Robert Mccoy No. 9, Madison;
slsspsrs B. and O. RR. La Crosse, No. 9. La
Crosss; sieepsrs h end O. RR Oshkosh, No.
No. ~, Ashland; sIeepen b and q. Rk Wiz
oonsin, No. /, Milwaukee; slsspsrs n and o. 1R
WYOMING.
Wyoming, Nc. !, Cheyenne, stAoy'a eB Z
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sEvHNrn DIVISION.

r Em. Sir Duncan T. Bacon, commanding.
r. Em. Sir Henry @. Adams, chief Of sta6.
Aidss-ds-csmp-Em Sir VIM. =. smyths,
Em. Sir Edward Gilbert, Em. sjr Edward T.
Parker, En-. Sir r. Mcknight, Sir Z. ID. Craig.
Grand csmmsndery, Indiana; 1sPsr com.
mandsry, No. I, sndisn.Iolis; ssldtia com
msndsry, No. 8, Lafayette; Fort Wayne com.
mandsry, No. 4, Fort Wayne; New Albany com.
mandsry, No. 3 New Albany; Knightstovr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-07
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
N1OUNT VERNON.

siesmey W. W. CoRCoRAN. Capt L L Blake,
leaves 9TH wharf daily Ieacspt sunday for Mount
Vernon. leaving 81 10 reaching Was hinsso about
$3.50 pm. Fare round r1p. 81. Including sd1RsnaoR
" KrOupds and InAnsop.
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Wheeling. No. 1, Wheeling. Palestine, No.
4, MArtinsburg; Harris house. Calvary, No. 8,
Parksrshurg; Natthevson's, asa 1lth. Kama
wha, No. 1, Charlastown; Harris, 406 1lth.
Petomsc, No. 8, Charlsstotn. Cyrsns, No. Z,
wheeling; Forrsst's, 2o00 G.
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Mount olivst, Ne. H. wichita; Hotel Lang
ham, 1AAh and r. Garfield, No. u, MePhsesoa;
HooAs, 1873 g. Abilene, No. Is, Abilene;
slsspsrG Noaueris, No. -, PitsburS. slSsp-
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cry, No. 2, Annapolis; Beauseant commandery,
Grand commandery, Nebrasks-Mt. Calvary
oommsndery, No. /, Omaha; Mt. Horiah COM
msndery, No. 4, Lincoln; Mt. Zion command
cry, No. 8, Plattsmouth; Mt. Hermon CON-
mandery, No. z, Beatrice; ut. Tabor command.
cry, No. 8, Fremont; Mt. Horeb commandsry,
No. 10, Tecumseh; Mt. Nebo commandery, No.
IL, Hastings; Cyrene commandery, No. IA, Red
Cloud; Joppa commsndery. No. II, York.
Grand commandery, Observation-Disclosures bat.
talion-100 knights.
Grand commsndsry, West Virginia-Wheei
oommandery, No. !, Wheeling; Palestine COM
mandsry, No. 8, Parkersburg; Ksnswha COM
msndery, No. H. Charleston; Potomac command
cry, No. s, Charlsstown; Cyrsne conmandery,
No. T. Wheeling.
Grand comnandsry, Colorsdo-Colorado
Grand cOmnandsry, North oarolina-North
Carolina battalion-16o knfghts.
rwxLFTH DIVISION.
r. EN-. Sir W. D. Sites, commanding.
/ r. En- Sir VIM. G. Bell, chief OF sta6.
Aides-de- Camp.-R. EN-. Sir Andrew J. Fisk
r. EN-. Sir Truman B. Hicks, Em. Cir David n
Holmes, EN-. Sir VIM. Il. Stokes Em. Sir Johr
P. Crsnnan, Sir Otto Duksr, Sir ]. Il. Won Del
Hsrst
ns ss:ss :s.1 f: .sss
man1ery, Ic. 4 brand 1seks; Damascus CEN.
mandsry, 10. 70, Aberdeen, jamestown, oon'
masdsry, 2. n, jamestown.
~. .I 49,. fa::' ssss:Pbs &. Mi1 81
eeS s; 10. :, Tsroaso. osssai 4sdsy
d. Bouilliep Drssspsory, Han1toA, CsAAA&
Grpnd csnHanlsty, Noptana-Hslsna com
mandsry, No. /, HslSas; Montana command
cry, No. ., Butte City.
Grand sconnasn6sry, :wsshington tsrritery-
No oonmAndsriss reported
Grand .commaudsry, Wyoming-Wyomtnl
commandsry, No. I, Cheyenne.
osxxnAL oapx1s.
Twsnty-third. The headquarters Il xninsa
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designated as follows:
Chief marshal and staff, bronze medal At
tsched TO yellow ribbon.
Division marshals and stat, bronze medal
attached to red ribbon.
THE CHIEF MARSHAL AND HIS srAYY.
Twenty-sscond. The organization and order
Of parade will be as follows:
Eminent Sir Myron NJ. Parker, chief mar
shall Sir knight Harrison Dingman, chief OF
stat.
Aides-de-camp-Em Sir d. b. Anger, EN-.
Sir Ed Baldwin. En-. Sir VIM. Henry Browne,
Sir A. L. Bliss, En-. SIR A. I. Bliss, Sir Horace
H. Brockway, Sir I. E. Byrnes, Sir z. t. Car
penter. I'm Sir Geo. Z. Corson, BIT. EN-. Sir
Wm H. Chadbourne, Rt. En-. Sir Thad. II.
Chapman, Sir Thos. p. Chiffelle. En-. Sir E. G..
Davis, En-. Sir Charles r. Dennis, Sir c. G.
Duncanson, Sir h b Donaldson, BIT EN-. Sir
wood Sir Geo. W. Evans, Sir Jno. l.
Ferguson, Sir 1t Louis s. Freirson,
H. EN-. Sir Ewin NJ. Fuller, Sir Chss. Z. Gibbs,
SIR Henry Is. Grant, EN-. Sir Ed l.. Gaul, Sir
I. ". Hough, RI EN-. Sir Arthur W. Hyatt,
b. En-. sir VIM A. Hanway, En-. Sir Ed r.
Hare. Sir Henry +. Harnisn, En- Sir James
Hossack, IT. EN-. Sir Morton B. Howell, EN-.
Sir A. A. Johnston, EN-. Sir John K jeffrey,
1t. Em. Sir G. b. Kleibacker, EN-. Sir Jno.
Lynch, sir A Z. Logan, Sir 8; H. Merrill, RI
Sir James ". Moore, En-. Sir J.
W. Nash, EN- Sir Warren II. circuit
sir Joab n. Patterson, Em. Sir Jas p. Pearson,
sir Abraham Powell, RI EN-. Sir James +.
Robinson, BIT. I'm. Logan II. Roots, En-. Sir
Leonard A. Rose, Sir VIM @. Raines, Rt. EN-.
Dir Frank A. Reed, En- Sir ]. H. Schulze, "
En- Sir Sy dney A. Shepard, En-. Sir Z. r,
6ingiser, EN-. Sir Jas. b. Stafford, EN-. Sir An
Gustin I. smythe, Sir VIM r. speare, Rt En-.
Frederic Speed, EN-. Sir Rich'd ID. swartout
En- Sir J. Il Thompson, Sir A. A. Thomas, Sir
Gardner p. Thornton, EN-. Sir Martin r
Thorp, En- Sir Titus b Terry, siI
Louis ID. Wine, EN-. Sir James e. waugh
Sir b. II. Warner, Rt EN-. Sir Chas> b Ware
Em. Sir Chas. w. Wiley, Rt EN-. Sir Henry M
Waters, III. EN- Sir Sol. z Waggoner, Rt. En-
zig Albert D. Winfield, En-. Siy Etllman White
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

and old men and young men wept like
children. It was scene worth crossing
the continent to witness.
The following evening . splendid ban
qaet wss given In the safne hall to ~
many hundreds a. the tables would
admit. IN. Executive Officers Of
the STATE, the member. Of the Legis-
latgre, the college profe-sors. the
csii.f men Of the professions, el"rggmen
IA = yers, editors. the principal literary per-
son of New England. were present where
riieir tis krss assigned them. lie was our
good ft,rtnne % get seat where we could
look on the faces Of RALPH WALDO En-
ga-ox. EDWIN T.. wHiPPLE. THEODORE
PARKER, ASsoS BraLISGAAE. HENRY
WILSON, EDWIN II. CHAPfS. STARR king.
JonS \. ANDREWS, and observe the effect
81 the -Ioquence of the gue-t Of the even
ng on these gifted men Of noble enihu.i-
a-m. For two hours and thirty minutes the
great orator stood erect on the platform,
ir.s--d In his black velvet costume fitting
cIo,ely his person, no de-k, not scrap Of
paper before him, and he spoke IN admira-
bly chosen English. In a manner aud with
an effect that few men have been able TO
.p~ak under ,imiiar circumstances at any
age Of the world. lie told the story u
h- ,ouptiy's wrongs, and the remarkable
history Of Hungary for a thousand years,
her trial.. her sufferings, her achieve
meDts. lie brought the Austrian Govern
ment and the banded monarehs Of
,.- - A
pubic opihiDn DI tlFiilInh hai iohr' ann "
u.ci.ttv ~ that great people nurred In the
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Batter Goioied ~ tth Wells. Richardson 4
CO.,. Improved Halter color an not Bt
ia a


TaSea.
The Chemist of the Internal Revenue De
pa tment Washington. ID C., finds no for
eign lat. eilher animal or vegetable, in but
Ter colored with " Ills. Richardson i Co =
Improved Butter Color, and the COMMISSION
er decides il cannot be taxed.
IRE NSUkY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ISrhRNAL REVENUE
Washing on. ID C., Feb 70, lssy I
Messrs Wells. Richardson 4 Co. have
,ubm tied a sample of butter colored with
their improved Butter Color, and it has been
-uhmitted 10 a very careful analysis resulting
IN tn. discovery of snnatto, but not in the
hadlng Of any foreign fat. either animal or
vegetable. The simple fact having been de
Il rmned that the sample submitted by
M.ssrs Wells Richardson 4 Co. is butter,
II 10 OF ecu not liable TO tax.
Il spectiuily yours,
+. BENDERsoS.
Aching Commissioner.
aprlTdlt
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street peanut vendors always use old sad
dilapidated measures. The reason for thi.
somewhat curious fact isn't obvious until il
Is remembered that in long usage the tins
will receive some hard knocks and become
more or ssdented. It's mighty smalld dent
that don't take up as much room as peanut
and when the measure is covered with them
considerable saving to the astu,e merchant
ensues.
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Schooner W. II. Lewis. which has been
loading ice at Coay { Whites, cleared yes
terday for Camden, n. j., with a cargo of
500 tons
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FASTING AND PRAYER.

And recommend tn th' people 4" Name hA'
s-sslns from ,h.if ordinary voestions on that day
they Ass.mbIs at their family hffsid". ana n'HS
pdse.s u ~ bo -or.i ~ and uni" in Isisi"us df"e
TIA. 10 fs-f snh pa .r. 'ha' ''''feniiJ "eh"o~
"a. ins tho snpr.u. H.. ing the Rat snd Fsihe'
of !, to whom Implicit ob"di' nee T. always a"r
And . ithout whoss care ihsFe ran b" no true pros
p~rity 10 the HONE nor In the state Hambly ae
hnoxLd yiny our .ins and sincerely praying for IN
wins fory.vese.s may W earnestly anh unhed'y 70
solve to b. guided by truth and Justice boti
In private and public life, aud ihn' iahhfalil
d,.ehsrx. the dufes -e owe to our Heavenly Fath'
and Tn our fellow men
Given a, th. Council Chsmb-r. At Augusta, Thu
.fgbth day Of April. In he J"ar OF our I"r'
on. thousand eight hundred and eishty min"
and Of the fndeps ndsBor II me United state
Of America the on. hundred und thirteenth.
EDWIN e. Bt HLfl1i-
~ rHg GoygHsoR
0EAnAspAL SWIM, -eefe'sr' n -tH"
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Orders for the Superintendent of Burals
can be left at $. S. Brooks 4 Co, Water
street and 81 Green street, or at +. l.. Perry.
Cushnoc Heights.
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J. II. Cogan & Co. have just pu, one Of
their 30-inch Backus Water motors into the
basement Of the Insane Hospital The mo
tor will be used for driving an exhaust fan
to drive out the steam from the Laundry.
The same firm have just taken the contract
OF supplying heating apparatus for the church
of ST. Augustine and will put in two Of the
Richmond Victor steam heaters.
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Most of the college boys who have been
spending their spring vacations in this city
have returned.
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Democrats Who are ha-ing extravtgant
expectations of senators and Congress
man from Montana upon the local eltc-
tom IN tnat Territory would do well to
essentially alter cases. Local election,
Turn almost Invariably upon local issues,
aud furnish avery poor subject for sweep
ing L. u,Tailat3on-. In national politics
orratl IT, thrty.
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The Flying Yankee will be pu, on Apr %
and the trains will run about the same AS las,
season. The vestibule train will be pu, on
the route June 80.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
9ocal 2no.lcrs.

The municipal court room and City
MArshal's office are now lighted BY electricity.
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In . harness shop IN this city are eight
workmen. not one If whom uses to ,acco in
any form.
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Dead beats. said the merchant ye.ief-
day, as he crossed his legs under the coun-
YER, yes, they are numerous even in suchs
prosperous city a. Augusta. We keep run
Of them pretty we'll. however. There a"
several agencies in Boston which issue lis"
Of people who don't pay their bills in every
city and town 10 New England. From TINS
interesting work it may be seen that aoou
$50 Augusta people, among whom are repre-
sentatives Of all grades of society, neglect 70
settle their dues. The lists are reVi'ea
every month BY the addition Of new nams'
and the removal Of those who have Paio'
Often threat that the name Of delinqueo'
customer will be added to this "blAck Il"
10 the only thing which will indsce him !"
settle. He knows that once his name 10 en-
rolled. Whatever vestige Of credit be nay
still enjoy 10 gone forever"
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The new smoking room at the
depot has been ceiled with matched
boards and will be ready for
use in few days. The brick wall in front
of the ticket Office was torn away YESTERDAY.
and work on the bay window will begin to-
day. Ticket Agent Walker will occupy the
pleted
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Daily Kfnnebtf auurnal.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, 1888.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
NKw ADVERTISEMENT
Cut aowsr.NCha., X. Partridge.
kennebec-Frank + Beck.
HIS. Slaisdeii.
Niagara Insurance Co.
Socol 2no.lcrs.
The municipal court room and City
MArshals office are now lighted BY electricity
In . harness shop N this city are eight
workmen. not one If whom uses to,acco in
any form.
Most of the college boys who have been
spending their spring vacations in this city
have returned.
The funeral of Deacon +. A. Mason will
be at his late residence on Sumner street
Thursday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
Schooner W. II. Lewis. which has been
loading ice at Cony & Whites, cleared yes
terday for Camden, n. j., with a cargo Of
500 tons.
Orders for the Superintendent of Burial.
can be left at $. S. Brooks 4 Co. Water
street and 81 Green street, or at +. l.. Perry.
Cushnoc Heights
| The Flying Yankee will be put on Apr 20
and the trains will run about the same AS las,
season. The vestibule train will be pu, on
the route June 80.
| Nineteen cars of freight for this city ar.
rived Monday and about the same number
yesterday. Most of them brought lumber
for the Edwards Co.
Billy Donovan the well known waterville
ball tosser who played on last years Skow-
hogan team, is anxious to cover first bag for
the Augustus during the coming season
The Easter vacation at st. Catharine's be-
gins today and continues till Friday In NAV
Rev. DIR. Pelham. rector of ST. Stephen,
Brooklyn will lecture before the school
-----
The executive committee of the Maine
''''' "'''o"s
-, ~ wv Qua"
III uie
General Orders No. 3, containing a com
pistion Of all acts and resolves relating to
49,, ''''"' "'"'
The seats engaged for the Maine deleea-
ton at the coming centennial celebration in
New York are in the first row on the right
""' ou' rev iee'
~ ''''
The house of Mrs Lydia Lishnes, at Pet
tingilrs Corner has just been thoroughly re-
paired and comnolious ell added. MIR.
j. r. Manchester has done n nea, lob in
A prominent Augusta gentleman suggests
that the heater piece near the Augusta
House be utilized for the erection offs
building to be used as an electric railway
station and polling place for Ward One.
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There goes a lady" said prominent Az
susta physician yesterday as he pointed to
the wife Of well known official driving BY
"vho only few months ago was pronounced
by the doctors to be an incurable consumP
tive. She gave up all medical assistance
and just determined to get cell. don't
pretend to account for her recovery, eIcePs
on the general principle that mind has
strong control over matter. but that it is al
assured fact am certain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

Nineteen cars of freight for this city ar
rived Monday and about the same number
yesterday. Most of them brought lumber
for the Edw ards Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

The seats engaged for the Maine delega-
ton at the coming centennial celebration in
New York. are in the first row on the right
Of President Harrison AMI but a few feet
removed from him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

General Orders No. 3, containing com
pilstion Of all acts and resolves relating to
the Maine Militia, passed by the last lesisa-
ture will soon be issnel by Adjutant Gen
eral Sprague.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

The studio of Mr.. Alger V. Currier, over
the post-ofiice, will be thrown open to the
public for the artists third reception on Fri
day next. Apr. 10, from 10 A. VI. to 30 ?.
M. Mr.. Currier il just closing mos, sue
Art School, and vii hereafter devote himself
more fully to private work AMI instruction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

Billy Donovan the well known waterville
ball tosser who played on last years Skow.
hogan team, is anxious to cover first bag for
the Augustus during the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

The Easter vacation at st. Catharine's be-
gins today and continues till Friday In MAY
Rev. DIR. Pelham. rector of St Stephens.
Brooklyn will lecture before the school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-17

The executive committee of the Maine
Gettysburg commission. will hold a meeting
in Governor Burleigh's room at the State
house on Friday next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon.