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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

Friends have identified the young lad
who was killed Wednesday on the Penn
sylvania railroad in this city as Arthur
A. Ayres, aged sixteen years, of No. 22l
South Sixth street, Newark.
When the lad was killed, the remains
were taken to Speer's Morgue, and from
the published account of his unfortunate
death in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS his
family were informed of the sad accident.
His father called at the morgue today,
and took possession of the mangled body.
He said that his son had left home TO
look for work and his family believed
him TO be at Norwich, Conn, until they
learned of his death. The father is u
butcher in good circumstances. The in
termenr will take place at Newark.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

spEcl77l % '7le sl571-zll1 a77F'1721e9 Fal5s.
NEWARK, March 2e, 1897 The property
OF the Weston Isleetz:e Company, at
Orange and Plane streets. has been trans
ierred to the United States Electric Light
Company for the nominal sum OF 81 "A
mortgage on the same property IS re-
corded by the latter company 10 MArcelias
Hartley and others for $750OO0. Mr..
Hartley belongs to the firm Of Schuyler.
Hartley & Graham, Of New York, and is
one OF the vice presidents of the United
States Company.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
Music at the FIRST baptist.

On Tuesday evening next there will be
a phonogIaph exhibited at the First Bap-
fist Church in connection with concert
to be given there. The New York Ban 10
Club of fifteen members will take part
Miss Katrina Green. Mr.. e. A. Apelles
and the quartette OF the church will add
to the programme.
For MdyOr:-R0bert DdUis
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
NEW sJEEsg SUPREME CoUT.
tetsr7i5s,.T Term .7sto

IfoEH6ES Term, lesl-
This State, the Central Railroad Conn
tany Of New Jersey, Pros, against the
Mayor and Aldermen OF Jersey City,
pefts
On certiorari to the Board Of Street
Ind Water Commissioners OF Jersey City
End Philip Tumulfy, Superintendent Of
Ftreets and Roads in said city.
4 certiorari having been allowed In
Ehe above matter 70 bring ep to this court
Tor review resolution passed by the
Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers OF Jersey City on or about the thirteenth
day Of March, 1880, by which it was re-
solved that the superintendent Of
Streets and Roads be directed co no
lily the Central Railroad Company
OF New Jersey 10 remove any and ali
distractions placed By them or now IN
Cove. alleged in said resolution to have
been acquired By said city from
the State OF New Jersey,
and to notify said company that
upon their failure to comply with
the terms of the resolutions, that is that
the said Board wonld remove said OBJ
structions, etc, and also the notice
dent OF Streets and Roads IN Jersey City.
and all other proceedings in reference
thereto
'sIt is on this 18th day of March, 1890,
ordered that Charles J. Sofners, Edward
4. Dugan, Benjamin Van Keuren, Street
and Water Commissioners Of the city Of
Jersey City, and the said Board, and
Philip Tunlulty, superintendent OF
Streets and Roads, as aforesaid,
do refrain from carrying out
said resolutions and said notice in all
and that the Mayor and Board
Of Aldermen Of Jersey City. its boards.
officers, agents and workmen do refrain
from interfering in any way with the
property hereinbefore referred TO, or Fe-
any Of the railroad tracks, build
sags, trestles or works therein, and also
from interfering with the use
of said property BIZ the Central
Railroad Company of New Jersey. az
by said resolutions and
nolice until this court shall maze further
order in the premises and without preju-
dice 70 sny application of the city Tor a
modification OF his order upon due notice
TO the prosecutors.
m. NJ. KNAPP,
-. s. Ct"
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

The W. A. C. will give one of its
charming masquerade sociablcs on Mon
day evening, March 81, at the resis encs
of Miss NJ. Mulvy. No. I9e Woodward
street. Professor Bergs orchestra has
been engaged. 1t viii be a select a affair.
The Committee Of Arrau gemenfs consists
of Messrs. John Dingwall, George VIII
son, Theodore Luysser and William
nfnCvafi
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
Emntxing a pormItorr.

Waterman (breathlessly)-The boys
dormitory is on fire and if they find it
out they'll stop TO save their footballs.
bats and things and perish.
Boarding School Principal quickly
Notify the boys that all who are not
down stairs in two minutes won't get
any pie Neae York Weekly.
For Mdyor;- Robert DaUis.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
,Twixt DOCK and canal Boat.

Athalf-past ten o'clock last night James
Gannigan, while walking from the Sixth
street dock TO the canal boat George, fell
into the river and was drowned. He
lived on the boat. The body, after much
trouble, was recovered BY Henry Matehi-
son, a fellow boatman. and was sent TO
Boylan's morgue. The unfortunate man
was thirty-iive years old.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

Zabriskie Post, G. A r., has made every
possible arrangement to have the fair TO
be held at Oakland Rink n success.
There will be a number of novelties in
troduced during the fair and no one can
visit it and be dissatisfied.
For Mauor.-T20bert Dduis.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

That was prompt work Of the Police
Mutual Aid Society Elk Policeman
Archie Mcdowell died on Friday morn-
me. That same evening the society pai<i
$500 to Miss Susan Mcdowell. daughter
OF tha decensed The money WAS pnia ~
Colonel G. ri Robinson.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

OF them. / am satisfied that the new
Board is not in it,
The construction Of the bridge was be-
gun September ID, 1888, and was COM
pleted a couple of weeks ago. It mas not
been formally accepted yet, but viii be as
soon as the weather permits a thorough
inspection of 1t.
For 1favoq: Robert Dduis.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

The eIerAn: Grove street store and feneinzns
property known as 10. "a. i7r1Ye street, viii ~
sod "a The iebesi bidder Tomorrow al two i III
~ he premises; don't iail p attend ne <sl3<
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
THAT CER7IORARI WRIT.
be Police Thought it
Stayed the Railroad
but It Didn't.
aHH HuuHHDIREB FEET Of TEHGE down
full Text Of the Writ That Doesn't
Work Both Ways.

ilne light between tie city authorities
am he Central Railroad Company over
tag south Cove grant IS growing more
alaf more interesting. and it Is highly
pr1haole that q conflict will yet take
pIiEee between the police and the ens-
pls3ses Of shat company.
1Hdeeds at the hpnr this article was be-
ifisf put into type, sach a conflict WIS mo-
n9utarlly anticipated No sooner had
sh4 Board Of Street and Water Conn
HaAfsipners been certioraried BY the SD
,d,r4lne Court TO prevent the execution
81 threats to tear up the tracks and re-
nasiTs ether distractions placed upan tbs
s9Fth Cove grant By the Central Rail
REID Company. than that corporation be.
gan tearing down the fence recently
eI5etea by tns CITY au1nori ties, but were
gped Is the police
esterdaF afternoon, as reported IN
JERSEY CITY NEWS. Two men were
e csfHa l0r running q car over tie tracks
II ICED OF BY The authorities. Il was gap-
psfHu By The authorities that pending ia
lnf@stl gation every tiiing at the South Cove
grant would refnaln III sta1n quo. Cor
p!eAxfon Counsel Edwards notified Chief
arpny that police surveillance OF the
fkHADt Was necessary Chief MffrplF
therefore directed that the two arrested
men be set at liberty.
crxED THE POLICEMEN.
An hour and u half later a force Of
fifty employees Of the company, with
picks and shoveis, were espied marching
oyer from the Central Railroad wards.
they were deploysd along the fence on
the west side Of the Hudson street con
tinnati0n, about two feet apart
When the leader reached the norfherfv
end OF the fence he gave a signal aud ilIa-
Heuaatrly each man grabbed hold tbs
frali structure, and il : single Jerk down
oaH1e about one hundred feet The men
I4uzhed AZ the two policemen on guard
ufsa guy ingly told them That was all 1hey
Wanted Then they TOOK their departure.
lEhisf Murphy was immediately n8fl-
fEds He coinInu niCabed with The zaeNs-
Prs Of the Street and Water Board. who
attempted to secure a conference with
4orDoration Counsel Edwards and Cor
Apratioa Attorney Hudspeth Both
&ilelai5 were out OF town.
8 President Somers. Of the Street and
ater Board President Eeeny, of the
#a1aee Board: Street Superintenten5
E anzlty and the Chief held 4 conferences
3 Police Headqa last night and de-
s ded to detail an increased force of men
the scene Of the tight to prohibit any
Ulrther operations OF the company during
De night or today.
E was expected the company would st
Ibmnelo extend ITS tracks during the
Wignt across Henderson street and cor
kece ii with the tracks on the east side.
> nige Knapp Will be consulted tomorrow
5 to the force of the writ Of hettioran
erFed last Aondag. Il reads as 18le
toY6s--
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23

See wolbert's advertisement in another col
umu
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-03-23
correct scarfs and Pins.

For Magor.-Ro1eTf Davls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs.

Lewiston defeated Bangor. Saturday, a
Lewiston, by a score of ) 10 3.
Carrabassets defeated Volunteers al
North Arson, Saturday, by score of Il
to 10.
At the republican caucus held at Burn.
ham Town Hall, Saturday evening, Orriu
Learned, N. +. Murray and Capt A. W
Fletcher were chosen to attend the county
convention TO be held at Belfast Aug 1914.
Vicar General Rev John w. Murphy,
pastor of St. Dcminic's church in Portland,
was stricken with apoplcxy, Mcnlay fore
noon, 10 the corridor of the Canal Bank
building and fell to the floor. An amhu-
lance was called and he was taken TO bis
residence. 1t is thought he will recover
Preparations are rapidly being pushed
for the race meet Of the Maine Division
l.. A. W., hieh is TO be held in Portland
on Labor Day. The follow ing are the
events prepared by the committee; FRS
One-Lalf mile novice saf,tv, single heai
race. Secord-One half mile novice ordi-
nary, single heat race. 1hrd-One mile
championship, best two in three heats
Fourth-One mile safety championship,
b st two in thee. Ffth-Ole mile tandem,
open, Sixth-One mile open safety, b 81
two in three. Seventh-One mile open
ordinary. best two in three. Eighth @ d,
hundred yards slow race. Conte stin's al.
lowed track only three feet wide. NiMi
-Ore-haf mile boys race. No wheel
admitted over twenty six iuche, in diameter
Tenth-A consolation race for all " no have
failed TO win in preceding event. Either
or iinsIy or safety according to msjo-i'y ci
aheels entered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

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In - i''e"' ''''''''
tr'ed I" 'hoiee MN 20 advance money
Tor tne putting OF patent before the
punilc, Inc VISITOR ohIF hpi one way
OF stating his case ana TINS ne reilelous-
ly az on an average OF thres times Z,
week Tor fhlriy weeks 40 Womb
lounge mp t" kahkih' ana after mHdlh5
the actor "gooa morning ana cha'tihS
for awhile would incidentally remark;
Il We got patent out 81 when untold
wealth can De inade--li only had about
500 t" get started. Now Mac II gave
you half lhteTesf ID II II you IL advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
By TELEGRAPH.
n.u,a fran,is For Chicago.

SrRISsFfELp. Ill Aug. lS.-The Ssere-
sary Of State today fled articles of incorp-
Grafton Of the Chicago Elevated Terminal
Railway Company, to be constructed on
Twelfth street, between the westerly side
Of the street AID the south branch of the
Chicago river. running sou Ia 10 poist Oh
tie Little Csiame. river between the towns
The towns of Blue lslini AMI Riveris'e.
with branch extending from point on
the hae between 2si aad slst streets.
sou,hwes;erls 10 point whsre Forty sec
ond suees crosses the disi iing line bet~e, n
Chicago and Lyons. The riiaeiEal eff, e
10 to be maintained At Chicago and the Cal
itai stock 10 So. ooo. coo. The inc. rpo- :
tors AID Board of Directors are Joseph T..
Torreuee, JOSEPH Donnersberser, Thom, 5
W. johnson, Jsmss }. Reynolds and Chss.
Eidrids. all of Chicago. Joseph Donaers-
berger. ore of the inc9rporsto,s of the 81 :
waited company, says Of the scheme I'VE
shall have q regular four-line track road
aud do suburban, local ard terminal busi-
ness. The tracks will be open for sli
roads on the same terms ami il is expected
that il will become the giea. CONSOLIDATED
terminal line of Chicago by which the
question of rapid transit within the city
will be solved"
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He Hung by the Neck

OMAHA, Aug. Is A crowd of 100 men
quietly marched into Blair and up TO the
jail where Charles Pratt, murderer of Fa--
mer Towne and daughter, WAS confined.
The sheriff and posse were soon overp9w-
cred and with the sher,ff's keys Pratrs cell
vas quickly opened The murderer wss
dragged forth and in the jsil yard a roIe
was thrown over limb of a tree and a
moose placed around his neck ard tight
ensd. Have you any thing to say?" was
asked him. If you'll let up on that rore
I'll tell YOU" be answered. land then yeu
can pull as quick AMI as hard as you id
please. He began rambling statement
of how his neighbors had imposed on him,
when some one shouted: "Whst has that
got to do with the girl:' An angry roar
from the crowd, surge on the rope and
Pratt dangled ten feet above the ground.
He was left there. The crowd marched
quietly away. Not Il shot was fired and no
one was hurt except Pratt.
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surface snd possessing . most wonderful
riff, the very best Of all m.serial for the
cement Foundation sails which are nou %
generalIy used and possess such apparent
Advantages ever sill ohsrs. Bat . few
minutes salk firm the heart OF the city
there il remarkable teposit Of sAnj,
coarse anil use gravel. paddles and cobble
stones, all left there by Nature, seemingly
for the spaciai accommodate, Of the build
srs Of The city being just tie material
needed Lot emily IN the construction OF
hoasss bat also Of fac roads and walks.
which add so much to the beauty aad eou,-
fort of any village CT city; all the isgre-
d.ea;s 10, eone.e'e, (s1csp: the coai tar
which costs ba. lisf.a} shA, test aad cheap
est because the most durable Of all material
for walks and crossings, are here together
aad 10 qasniities seemingly e1haasslsss
There is very lite, if any. waste land
about Watersille, and excellent buiicioa
lots can be had ia almost any garter.
With all its social, eiucaiion4l and Other
sdvantsgss, iha, have frequently been re-
ferred to before, surely Wsterv..le has
prospects ahead more brilliant than those
Of most towns.
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NORTH VAssALBoRo.

A powerful wind and rain storm passed
over the village about six O'Clock, p. NJ i.
Sunday, with considerable thunder ard
lightning. The clouds Looked very Wild
and closed up over head in very few mo-
msnts. The heaviest cloud seemed to hang
in the southwest and northeast.-Samuel
Williams of Boston. sole owner of tn =
Vsssslboro Wooden Mill, with his wife and
children, are 10 the village for one week
Mr.. williams is on business connected
with the mill. and is masking an effort 10
press the mill to its full capacity, as the
goods are called for faster than they can
be made. o er for cases have been s-nt
from the mill the last two weeks. and it is
expected to turn cut over ore hundred at
tie ci Sc of one month. Some of the c,se.
are of enormous size, weighing eight hun
dred poun's. There is 10 be a meeting Of
the 4 rectors of the old company in few
DAY to close up the affairs of the company.
The peop'e of North Vsssalboro are re r
feeling very hopeful for its future under
the new mansgement of the mill.
RIVERSIDE
Winthrop and Ira Foster of Binghamr-
ton, New York, are visiting at their uncle'-
MI. Atoelk EO>tfs it IS toeiI Hfst ilp
east. Miss Zoe Peterson and friend. Miss
Annie Eaton, of Augusta, are also enjoy
ing q weeks vacation at the residence of
Mr.. Foster Miss Mabel G.. Strong ard
cousin. Miss Grace Csliwell. of Lynn.
Mass are spending a few weeks At the
formers home in this placo Albert Eos
ter has started up his saw mill with crew
of four men, saving bis hard wood lumber
Belle Anderson of Augusta is at home in
this Place On q short yacaron.-Mrs.
Josiah Brown il On visit TO South Deer
fs.e. FEAR + Nksard---Lot.ie Wood Of Bos-
ron is visiting Nsnie Forsst.-Fred W
Lee Of Huzotou, Ksrsas, arrived in the
place Taesdsy. He hiss b.sn ao.sn, twe.ve
ye.rs.-Thrse heavily loaded pleasure
teams went franl this pssce to Tezis Wed
ns.dsy MAfy Blown wen. to Reds l.
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An order Of the Royal Conclave OF
Knights and Ladies has been successfully
Instituted here by Deputy Supreme Coun-
cilltr d. l. Frost, assisted by G. F. Gle
of Kenne bee Council. Wsterviile. Through
the courtesy of the Odd Fellows the organ
ization was formed in their hall The fol-
lowing officers were installed; Councillor
C. I'll. Maxfeld; Vice Councillor, E. F
Parker; Secretary, n W. Brainerd; Fl
naneier, +. A. knowlton: Treasurer, +
5. Crippen Chaplain, E. W. Watson ,
Marshal, A. A, Abbott; Warden, NJ. L.
Burns: Sentry, Aloozo Stevens; PAS
Commander, +. NJ Kinds. Trustees, W
S. Harvey, L. ID. Rani, H. c. Hight. Vo
ted, that this order be known as Somerse
Council No IS, 4. C. X. L.
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NoRRIDCEwoCK.
Mr. Henry Murphy, of this place owns
a fine mastitf which glories in the wealthy
name Van erbilt' Van Is an interesting
specimen Of canine, resembling John Wan
namaker in the interest he takes in the
Post Office department. Every morning he
visits the office and on gaining entrance,
cur.s up urder a desk and snores away the
forenoon. Afternoons he furnishes enter
IA nnent for the children, for although
weight 9 about 100 lbs he will shake a rag
spitefully a. Il ; pound pug AMI will
pl'y with a child as gently AS a trim 70
nIr-c. Van is one of the few dogs who
have many friends and no enemies Mr..
Bruce. our late popular postmaster, ar
rived Saturday from Auguata vhe G he is
with A. l.. Wells & Go. Mr.. Bruce re
turued to Aug sta Monday nor ing.-Every
one who Is at all public ST tied. AMI whose
mail matter is transferred by the Somerset
Road. will favor the move for
ma clerk on the noon train. This
would accommodate the public IN many
ways. As the bu,iness ia now conducted
no registered mail can be sent a. 2 p. NJ.
thus making a delay of one day at the
point of destination and if ii matter hap
pens 10 be handed TO the Postmaster for
reg stration on Saturday, the inconT caie n &c
j. ,ncFt ase | tiree-foli. All this I'd more
trouble besides. would be avoided il a clerk
could run up in the forenoJ IN from oakland
to Nor h Arson and return 10 The afternoon.
Changes that are needed are som made
and it i. to be hoped that this accommodation
will soon b. allow 81 to those living on this
line. Every rev facility for doing buzz
ness incress g the same and change Tx
the above would increase the mail some
what, thus making an advantage to the De-
psrtment as well as to the public.
Sr. ALn,Ss
The splendid weather Of the last two
weeks la, forwarded the corn and other
crops rapidly anil if no ea-iy frosts come.
the canning factory will be . busy place
through the months of September and early
October. A large acreage has been planted
in tais and adjoining towns for the Baxter
Bros. His crew is busy getting the new
machinery in place TO commence canning
early IN September.--Mr. Augustus Emery
of Williams port, Penn. a former ST. Al
bans boy is home on q visit to his relatives
and friends after an absence of twenty
years ). W. Chandler, Esq has gone
down to Peuobscot Bay on a vacation for
his health. His many friends wish him .
pleasant time and improved hea,th.-Sev-
ersi CT our G.. A. R boys went to Boston
last week to the Grand Eacampment and
report q fine time. Among others Who at
tended we noticed the Com'r Of the Post,
Fl. c. Coston; S. johnson, Rev. c. A.
Soushsrd, Wilson Bigelow, Hosea Shell
and L. G. Dillingham;
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Railroads. 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect June
goth, 1890.
snff.

Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~
follows;
come WEST-6.s0 A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Rockland. Portland, Boston and Montreal; 7M
A. NJ. for Halowell, Gardiner and South Card,
uer. 40 and l0.2s A. NJ. leNprcs,l for Lewiston.
Pennington. kookland Portland and Boston. II 20
A. NJ. and lSS 4. NJ for iIallowcll. Gardiner and
81. Gardiner. s.i6 M. for Brunswick, Bath. Rock.
land, Portland, and Boston, Sts, (cNpressl Port
land and Boston. 6.oa Z. NJ. for Hallowcll Card
ucr and South Gardiner. il.oo L. NJ. might Pull
mani for Lewiston. Bath. Portland and Boston.
COME EAST-2.iO A. NJ. might cxpross) for
Skowhcgsn. Bangor, Bsr iIarbor. 81, stephen.
81. John and Ar0ostook County; po3 A, NJ, for
Wat"rVillc, and Skowhcgan; 2,ti l.. NJ (cNpfvssl
for Watcrville, Newport, Dover. toNcroft Ban.
ror aud BAR harhor. si5 4. NJ. for wstcrviile.
Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover Foxoroft.
Bangor. So. stephen, St. John and Aroostook
County. and at no L. NJ. for NAteuille; sun
p.I7 A.. NJ.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night, Sundays included, but not to Skowhcgan
on Monday mornings, or TO Belfast and Dexter,
or hey ond Bangor. excepting to liar iiarbur.
The day express traius going East nj 2,Hr. NJ.
And Nts nj i0.e2 A, NJ, run daily, sundays in
cluhrd, between Boston, Bar llarbor and ST.
John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, 20, 1880 a. NJ u 80 and
t.0 /. Nj, Gardiner. o-th, 100 A. NJ, 100 ana
80 =, Nj. lialiowel, d.ig and Il.H A. Nj, liz
and iEg T.. NJ.
Through tickets to California and all points
South aud West may be had of T.. u. Wskcr.
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free OF en-.
pcnse.
fANSoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. n Genn Manager,
+. y. BoOTHBY. Gent Pass. and nckc, Agt
Portland. june 25th. 1880
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Judge J. NJ. Larrabee of Gardiner is now
preparing for the management Of the Ken
nebec Central an article descrii tive Of this
new narrow gusge lire 10 the National
Soldiers Home. Itis to be used by them
in neat folder which they will soon issue
announcing the arrival and departure Of
tleir trains. the officers of the company
AMI other valuable information concerning
the line. The Judge Is an easy, pleas ng
writer and the new folio should be a neat
advertisement for this enterprising comps-
ny and their rsilrosd.
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Feast OF the Assumption OF Our
Lady"

LONDON, Aug. ls.-The anniversary of
1.-THE Feast of the Assumption of Our La
dy," which was celebrated on Friday, was,
as usual. the occasion of great pilgrimage
to the Church of Knock. in Ireland, where
the Virgin Mary is said TO have appeared
few years ago and where, IT is reported,
many remark able miracles have since taEe1
place. From early on Friday morning pl
grims were pouring in from all parts of the
country and it is estimated that between
600 900 and 100000 visited the shrine dur
ing the day. among them being many dis
tinguished English, Scotch and American
visitors.