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II WAS ROBERT SPEAR.
The Man who Made the Leap to Death
Identified

Identified.
II Is now thought that the man who
jumped from the Aqueduct Bridge on
Wednesday was Robert Spear of No.
9C3 L street M. Spear disappeared
from his home that day, and has not
been seen since. He and his wife had
been rooming with Mrs Shedd Merwin
at the number above given for several
years. lie was 6S years OF age, and
during war times was engaged in the
shipbuiIdiug business on the lower
Potomac, and he and his brother,
Heatherly Spear, have a claim before
Congress for ship timber furnished the
Government at the time They felt
confident that Congress would act favor
ably upon this claim during the recent
session, but 70 was not done.
On Wednesday night Mr.. Spear
failed TO return home and Mrs. Spear
passed a restless night. He had never
before absentcd himself In this wav
without some explanation. When the
facts In regard 10 an unknown mau
jumping from the Aqueduct Bridge ap.
peared In the papers, both Mrs. Spear
and Mrs Merwin began 10 make In.
quiriCs, and they have obtained enough
Information to satisfy them that Il was
Mr.. Spear
Last night Mrs. Mcrwin went to the
Georgetown station house and identified
the hat left upon the bridge as that
worn by Mr. Spear when he left home.
He he's not been In his right mind for
some time, and labored under the hallu.
cinatiou that he had a patent for tele.
phone by which he could communicate
with The whole world A reward has
ltcu Offered for the recovery OF the
ltGv
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
An Address 10 the Fatthr full by Assistant
Secretary Bussey.

An ddress 20 the Faith full by Assistant
Secretary Bussey.
The New York Republican Associa-
tion had well attended meeting last
night at Grand Army Hall Captain
Burton first vice president occupied the
chair with g. S. Stevenson secretary.
The meeting was more especially
called for the purpose Of adopting the
constitution and bylaws. There was
some discussion over the annual dues TO
be paid which had been placed at 81, but
a majority Of tie members thought that
that was too small an amount and an
amendment TO make It 81 per annum
was carried.
September was decided upon as the
first meeting month Of each year as
October was too late and so many Of
the members were away from the city
during August.
The speaker Of the evening was
General Cyrus Bussey, Assistant Sec
Ieiary Of the Interior, who gave his
views upon the Mckinley Tariff bill.
incidentally he remarked that he had
been Democrat until the war when he
had had his Democracy shot out Of him.
Captain Burton followed In a short
speech laudlng the tariff bill. II was
decided To send campaign documents tp
the Twenty fourth and Nineteenth dis.
triCts In New York. The committee
on transportation reported that half.
rate tickets would be furnished, good
from October "a TO November 10, aud
after trdnsaCting other routine business
The meeting adjourned.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
WlMODIUGHSIS SOCIETY.

tt win Hold Meeting TO Secure
Temporary Headquarters.
The energetic and persistent efforts Of
tie Wimodaughsis Society are about to
be crowned with success IN the securing
of temporary club headquarters, which
will either be in the building formerly
occupied by Surgeon General Wales, at
el3 Vermont avenue. or elsewhere. A
meeting Of the society will be held this
evening al the Wales mansion for the
purpose Of settling the matter In refer.
euCe 70 the club house location.
This Is merely preliminary to the
leading ultimate purpose Of tie society,
for which joint stock company has
Teen urgaui1,d. % erect a large Vino
daughsls building. Subscriptions 10 the
stick are expected from the general
public who are interested In woman S
work. The Wimodaughsis, has a pres
eut membership Of l2j ladies. Among
its stockholders are Mrs Phoebe
Cuuzibs, Mr. William NJ Stewart Of
Nevada Mr. William G. L. Brecken.
ridge Of Kentucky, Miss Olive Risley
Seward, Mis-. Lille Devoraux Blake,
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stanton. Miss Clara
Barton and others The officers Of the
WimodsuElsiz are Rev Anna II. Shaw
Of Illinois, president. Adelaide johnson
Of The District. vice president, Mary
htsla uf Kentucky, secretary. and
Emma NJ Gillell of the District. treas
uTeT.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Fayiug Contract TO be Awarded.

1es'eriay afternoon District AttoT-
reg HazeItCn filed with the Commis-
sioIeTs Lis decision in the dispute 10
paving contract work between the Gran
ford Paving Company and I'll. j.
Mclaughlin The paving Is for
gTauoiihiC and SchilLinger sidewalks.
and the District Attorney in his de-
cisiOu awards The contract 20 III. j..
Mclaughlin as the lowest bidder and
says, the lowest responsible proposal
for he kind and character 81 pave
meEt or other work which the Com
missiouCTs shall determine upon shall
20 on cases be accepted. The Com
mizsiaugTs aCC0rl liEg % This decision
Will award lLg contract 10 Dir. MCLaugh-
liur whose proposal 10 40 the wOtk vas
lower than any ulher 0f the bidders
Tie Crawford Paving Company Included.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ahe UoIoTed People

win have a big time In Richmond on the
18th, 10th and ITth Of this month, aud 10
accommodate those desiring To 90 the
Pennsylvania Railroad viii sell tickets at
rate Of single fare for the round trip on
October "A, IS, rs and r, good 10 return
until and including the 3Jth. Trains
leave az $3.50 aud 1887 a. M, aud 4;55 p. IN.
Special train Will also be run leaving Is. &
r. station az IL O'Clock midnight on the
18TH and returning Will leave Richmond at
midnight on the 10th. The 10th viii be a
gala day m Richmond
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
clrn serrIcs Er.mlnntIon

There will be an examination at the
rooms OF the Civil Service Commission
on October %, commencing at 0 a. m,
Of applicants for position in the Coast
Survey. The subjects Of the examlna,
ilon will be letter-wrting, geography,
arithmetic, algebra, geometry. descrip.
tive geometry, plain trigonometry
shades and shadows, aud drawing
The last twosuhiects will be weigh ed as
nne.half Of the whole examination.
Residents OF tie District will not be al
miltCd.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
49, - - b -.

The District Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation hcld a meeting last evening al
Tie Riggs House. The resignation Of
Miss Fannie Edwards, the secretary.
was received, and Miss Esther De Pug
aPpgiDted acting secretary.
a committee was appointed b draw
up constitution conforming with The
constitution Of the National Ass1cil-
ton a igager Was also appointed flr
rgciiati0us In civi. Government lessons
an he uCKE meeting
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
FrsderIrk FaIr.

, The b. & o. Il r Go. wuI sell excursion
Ilkeis % tT-1eTilE, including admission
10 The Far. at Tie l8w rate of 81 20, for an
Trains October l5 r0 lT, inclusive. good for
return Until October E.
ou "Wednesday, October l5, a special
tIaiu WiiI leave station, NeW Jersey avenue
and q street, ESQ a. ny, and on IhufsIaY.
IlfuI gr l64 Q special train WlIl leave an
$50 "a. m Tickets WlI be sold 0u these
tHg days "Wednesday aud Thursday, .u-
gudug admission 10 Tie Fair ald its az
fractions % Tie rate oi p .t5, good only lu
tag ~ SALE
For time 81 regular trains See timetable
iu smother column gl ibis paper,
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Trus CemmenweaIth CIub.

The True Commonwealth Club held
its second meeting last night at the resi-
dence Of Dr. Bland, No. 1921 Tenth
street northwest Rev. III, G. Kimball
presided and g. b. Fairchild acted as
secretary. Brief speeches were made oy
Rev Or. Kent, Professor Lester F.
WaId, ri. J. l.. McAyery and Maurice
Rechin.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
,.News'

The word ''news" ls derived from the
initial letters Of the four points OF the
compass North, East, West and South.
To all points Of the compass let tue good
news 60 that for derauged liver, nervous
headache, cOstiVeness, impure blood,
nausea, and many other disturbances of the
system that make men mourn, there Is a
remedy. Thousands testify that Dr.
fierce's Pleasant PuTgatiYe Pellets cure
these troubles. Small, but potent; one a
dose
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
kansas Republican,.

Al a meeting Of the Kansas ReDuJ.i-
cen Club last evening the following
lnCgIs were elected for The ensuing
year 1T Franklin president O. W.
Carr fTst vice president a IT. Dun
Top, second vice president N i. Car
renter, secretary q ~ Crane c8r-
lesrondiHg secretary j Jolly Jones.
IEauciaI seer ary aud a A. Thomas,
treasurer. ATTau gemelts were C9m-
p.lIed hg which many Of lie members
aHlle able % 90 home lo vote a. rs-
lugtd fare
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Moman,s nII..IonarY sooIeIr.

Tie second days meeting of the
Baltimore Branch Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society was held at
$50 O'Clock this morning al the Ham
line Methodist Church After deVo-
tioEal exercises a favorable report from
the treasurer, Mrs. H. Hamilton, was
submitted and approved. Missionaries
gave glimpses from foreign lands aud
remarks On "OuT Missionaries" were
made by the Misses Fisher, Gallimore,
simoBs, Bender, EyeTdiug, Stephens,
Nhtthy, Gaspar and Harris. The topic
of Agencies in Foreign Fields-Edu-
caiional, Evangelical Medical" was
discussed by Mrs. f. Rulter.
AZ the closing(2 2. m session reports
Wtie made upon young peoples work.
work among children, committee on
missionary candidates, committee on
ttquests, committees on resolutions and
o, limitations. A standing committee
was appointed for the year and officers
"a HFr Etfr rfpA
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Rather a nneer Arre.t.

Officer Appleby Of the U-street stai
ton last night arrested James +
Aston, messenger I'm the Treasury
Department, and locked him up. The
officer found Aston acting IN a suspi-
cious manner at the Atlantic Park, aud,
as he would give no explanation, the
arrest followed.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ollmpses Of ths ooldsn STATE.

, he members Of the Pacific Coast
tmateur Photographers Association
IL5o.,u la-l Night about one hundred
isr Tern slides and glimpses Of the
CclCeH sHte. The entertainment was
r.teu y q c Washington Camera Club,
the lecturer being r. Dickinson Jewett.
A suEslt scene On Mount Hamilton, the
Lick Observatory ard other special Cal
itCrDia features we're warmly APP
UI4udCd
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

John Buddeu, the pioneer installmont man,
centrally located 40 931a and 7}2 seventh street
northwest has lust returned from tdg east
EN- markets with ain immense supply OF all
kinds of housekeeping goods, carpets, stoves,
rugs etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar tO garrett az TINS store with cash
prices, ON the insialIment plan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
-. -. b RIelmeaa.

Tie ealQIal people WI celebrate II
h-elueld eu October I5 l5 ana ~ rAe
anniversary - The Emancipation Hroel4ma-
tiQB- Tickets gul he 1ll ly tle Feunsgi-
Kania Railroad al rate uf lua fare fur tla
fQuud "Trip, l4th o I1aa- good l1 return uu-
il ana Including the -ufh. Trains leave
Washington at $50 ala I455T a ID. ana
a5 2.
Ibe l6.b EIl. ba Tie E'g day -paraIa 10
tll morning ana fireworks b gha evening
~ order t1 accommodate those wanting q
make Owing "Trip 8 special train Wil leave
u a L station III midnight on lha 18th
and returning leave Richmond aG midnight
q - l9lA.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
UEique Souvenir for General CIarkson

hiHue souvenir Tor Aeherat NlaFkson.
A delegation Of clerks in the office Of
tie First Assistand Postmaster General
called upon their late chief, General
ClaIksou, last evening and presented
him with an unique souvenir I'm the
shape OF a silver enameled envelope in
perfect fIe simii6 Of the envelope used
by General ClaTkson when Assistant
Postmaster General Inside the en-
vclope H4s two leaf silver letter con
iainiug the autographs Of the chiefs Of
division and tie names Of The donors.
Tie presentation was made by $. @.
20 Wer chief cleIk Of The office, in a
Tr,t speech % whicn General Cl4rks0n
lI lied, thanking the clerks and ex.
pIt ssiBg his qualification aud pleasure.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
New York Clothing House.
Everybody Talking" Clothing.

While talk selling the goods wsdot have to much
public knows that by can save tuy 80 per
selling
o e elegant
,.,.s.
actually worth s22
he sus
Thhet material that may wish
Cur Bows and jren
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Ehe National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 10Th Sc. and n. Y. Avenue.

storage FOR siIverware. Iewelrv. Laces.
Fine Goods and valu8hles OF am kinds
Charges moderate Safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
THE DAILY CRITIC
Orrr RPE0r4Bs

For Nervousness and Loss OF yieor,
tleculcssness, m9Iarial, exhaustion and
Kindred troubles Kings Tonic Wine OF Coca
ts sure cure 75Ctuts per pint bottle only
az Ebbiti House Drug Store
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
- - OMeIaI..

At d mllliuE Of Burnside Post 30
G a r.. Iast uigbt a visit was received
fl1m Gelea 81 G. Eeazey. COM
uander iHeLlef of iL9 q A. r. who
made au Interesting address o. The com
mdes. Comrades Eaum ana SperrE of
Fls and Commanders Cook ~ Post
~ and FIizbie9l Posi- 81 also delivered
brief speeches after which lle evening
was passed 10 social enjoyment
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
National GuardsmsR al a Hop.

Company B. Third Battalion, d. c.
n. G gave the second Of their series Of
hops ana entertainments last night At
their aImory ia the Globe Building
Captain W Mahany was master Of cers
monies and a general good time was
had by the ladies' and gentlemen present.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
NJ m nnnnhtnn 3 -

decorators and Furuishcrs, i2Is and t211 y
street northwest How is this Tor a Bargain,
A Three Piece Bedroom Set Solid OAK large
Glass $40 We will soil you the same Set
with Spring and Mattress. for $3.50 one
lest Body Brussels CARPET 81 10 per yard.
yard. 0ur bcst N691ett6 Garnet. sl.eS ner
yard li you want honest, reliable goods no
reasonable prices, our store is fall Of them.
an prices guaranteed
W. % Uor6uroN s. Co.,
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
sIoaera bIaI0s Prodaots.

From ~ CsleIg1 TlHss.
Portland, Me. Is shipping iron pipe
b China aHd bTazen i0sses 10 Wash
ingt1n.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ArTesttd ne 500 for Horsa-slsallaE.

Affeatea the son Tor hprse- aiilE z.
on fuesday James Hoilidse reported
% DE police thal he lad q horse valued
a $3.50 stolen from lis stable 81 Bright
wood William q H1lHdge The soa 1f
the owner has been arrested charged
via 1e hsfg.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
MeSSrs,Lee&Shepard
Announce the Publication oil
a Library to be Called
~ ''''.'''s'''hA ~ A''''''''''' 4 4
GOOD COMPANY !
SERIES, j..
4 4 .. 1 = ! :

This series will BE- issued
in monthly parts and will
consist oil choice works by
some OF the best American
ard Foreign Authors, upon
various subjects, including
Fiction, Biography, History,
Essays, &c.
The initial volume of the
series Is now ready.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Rndden-. New ~ nnnds-

W. 70 Uor5ur1S s. Co..
I3is.123O II street northwest
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-04
M8enten ~berlan8t.

az I'm Club. Raten nnb ndtere Mustnuft
fdreibet IelefIi1 an ltnteraei@nerel, NIT beuf.
liher ansdbe Gurer @obnnns, Staat. gountbt
Stra6e Il hummer. S6nellere Yofbef6r.
berun3 .ptrb baburh sefidert, ipenn Str Elm
goubert nit boHaanbiser Mbrefe sinIest.'
Mbreffret ~. q. 9aHpbiu,
ooer: @eiu SrIeans, Ca
~. II. 9ampbin, Wafbinstcn, 8. 9.
Sn gep0bnIiden Brtefen, Money Order emf.
baIteub, nelde bon ieber Express Company
ausgegeben iperben, Stem 9orter Exchanges,
Draft ober Postal Note.
Nbreffre regiitrirte Briefe nit @eIb
an New Orleans National Bank.
Nep Srleans, Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-04
alles Dagewesene!
q ueber 3mei Wilicnen pertbeilt!

eouiiiana staats=sotterie GtieIIi@aft.
Smsorporirt bon Der 9esislatur fur grsie.
bunss. uno @nbltbdtisteits3ped unb purbe ibr
Greibrief gu e~iea gbeiIe Der gegenpdrtigen
staats . Roniituttoa, in 1879, burb Elm ;ber.
pdlttsenoes 8oItspotum seuadt.
SIRE srobeu aubersep66mIiden
5lebnngen fnben balbiabrlid ifatt, (Suni
uno SeSember) uub ibre @ro6en GinaeI Stun.
rner , 9iebunsen inoen in iebem Der anoeren
ase1n Wonate i'm Sabre ffatt, unb peroen aIe
9onentl'9 IN Der atabemp Of Muiie, stetu Or.
leans, Ga, seaosen.
geriibnnt ieit 5iuan3is Sabreu
'6rer &e9tlidteit uno prompte @epian . Mus.
3abluns tuesen, tpie folst befdeinist:
xWir betdtisen biermit, ba6 mir bic Obsr.
aufit9t iber bic arrangements fur ale monat.
liden nn6 balbiabriden 3iebunaen Der
Qouiiana Staats .aotterie /. @efeafdaft baben
unb perionlid bic 3iebunsen leiten unb beauf.
tdtisen nnb baB biefeIben ebrIid, seredt unb
in uaparteiifder Beife allen Betbeilisten &C..
geniiber Dor it6 geben unb mir autoriiren Sic
Wefeafdaft, biefe8 8eugniB, berfeben nit benz
Gaelmile unferer llnterfdriften, in ibreu Mn.
aeisen gu sebraudem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-04

8er4efet niNt, ri ,ss,a s,s ,s ss:.

lider @ewinne bon Bier MattonaI.
8anfen bon Stem Orleans earantirt
nirb, unb bic 2oofe bon BEN Yrdioenten Il.
mes Snititutes, beren berIiebene Wedte bon ben
oberften @eridten anerfannt merben, unter3eib.
net; beBbalb bitet Sud bot allen GdIfdan9eu
ober a%nonbntea &ldnen.
Gin Splar 1T Der 4reis bes fIeinFen I'm.
tbeilS ober 8rudtbeiIeS fir elm bon uu8
auSgesebenes Zoos fur irseno tuelde 8ies
buns; mas in ~unierem Namen fir teniser fell,
aeboten birb, III S9pinbeI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

The work on the electric road at the
south esd of the city is progressing very
we'll. Where the road goes up the hill
near Capt Fuller's house, . substsutis
tresile work. varying in height from two to
six feet, il being built for the pur oose Of
lessenipg the steep grade of the hill. OPP
erations for erecting the car shops have
nat yet commenced, but we are informed
that they will begin next week. The lay
Ing of the rails has already begun at tn,
north cod of the road and the track will soon
be pushed scross the "plai,s" in this city
Regarding the granite cutters strike blu
little can be said, as no change in the situa-
ton of either side has apparently taken
place. The men all declare tina: the situa-
ton is today precisely the same a. it was
on the day of the strike. One of them re.
marked yesterday that sit looked like an
all summers affair for them. Everything
is very quiet in and about the yards and
sheds, although a few men are still at work
The flee is open a. usual, and the officer.
of the company all seem to be busy al
work, as usual. But very few of the work
men are leaving the city, only one, al
| allan, going away yesterday. Many OF
the msn have secured work on the ice and
the electric railroad and at other occupa
lions, and seem 10 be settling down tt
securing a living by other means than thai
of their regular employ nent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

Try English Alternative. For sale by W.
A. Rihhs- Richmond rs,7S.fn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

A remarkable story is told in connec-
ton with the explosion at the Morfs
colliery in Wales. 1t - stated that re-
Gently the fremen Of the pit-men who
are always selected for gravity and
responsibility-have heard inexplicable
noises, .shoutings" a. they are described,
in the workings, and that these have not
been heard by ono person alone, but by
several, when in company examining
the pit. Further, . miner returning to
the surface felt himself to be accom-
panied by some invisible presence. which,
although not seen by him. was perceived
by the banksman to land on the bank,
and hastily make its way to the shed
where the injured and dead are now
carried. It is alleged that these strange
phenomena were described previously &c
the explosion and caused several colliers
to refuse to descend, in spite Of their
thus becoming liable to prosecution
New York Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10
S. ate of Maine

KENNEBEC, ss.-Superior Court, In vacation.
Augusta. NAY =, leyO.
Olive Il. LAX Iih'i. VS.. John W. Lake.
NPON the annexed writ and libel, It il ordered
I J by e, III un. ersi ned, Justice of laid Court
that neticc thereof be given 10 the libcee, by pub
bsbing sttestsd copy OF thu same, or an Abstract
thereof, together with this order thereon, tfhPee
weeks successvely in the kenneb-c journal, .
kenncbec. the last publication TO be fifteen days
Ut least before the ne xt term Of said Court, TO BE-
holden At W aterv liz. within AMI for said c. un-
ty OF ktnnebec, on the secont Tuesday Of June
next, that he may then and there appear In
said Court and answer fh' reto. II he see NJ.
ATrksT OLIVER q HALL.
Justice superior Court.
Copy Of Libel)
The fbelant alleges tina, she was married to
the said ibelee at Augusta. In the tate Of
Maine, tine 18th day Of June, sGs. that
the said belant and libelee cohahted in this state
after their said marriage; that the iibelAnt re-
sided in tbis State when the cause of divorce
accrued rs hereinafter set forth, and had resided
here in good faith year prior 10 the date here
of; that the ibelant has ever been faithful to her
marriage obligations, tut that the sa d hbeiee has
been unmindfu Of the same; that on the first
day Of August, 1871, he utterly deserted the
libelant without reasonable cause ana has con
tinued sad de ertitn for three consecutive years
ext prior 10 the filing of his libel.
Thnt Que C lid has been born to them during
their sal marriage, now living. viz Ernest II.
Lake.
Wherefore she prsys that divorce from DE
bonds Of matrimony between herself and said h
belize, may be DE- creed, and that the and Gus
tody Of their minor child may be given TO her.
And the libelant further alleges that she hne
used reasonable diligence to ascertain the prvs
snt residencs Of said libeer. but 10 unable 70 do
90, and does not know where II l..
MRS. OLIVE l.. LAKE, Libelant.
kENNEBEC, -, Nay Fl, 1880 The said libel.
ant male oath that the above allegation ~ 70 the
residence of the libelee 10 true.
Before me,
THOMAS J. LYNCH,
.'uStice Of the Peace.
A true copy Of the order OF notice and libel.
ATTEST: W. ;. CHOAIE, Clerk.
mayI0i-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

Sig. Succi, who claims to have invent.
ed liquid which enables man to Sc
without solid food, has reached London.
Medical men on the continent have been
examining his claims and sre astonished
at the results Of their Investigations.
Succi intends TO show the Londoners how
he can fist, and then come to this coun-
try. Succi is short, spare man. OF DARK
complexion. bright eyes, q nervous man
ner and an expression Of great energy in
his countenance. He says that power Of
will is really his whole secret. Succi wa
once an African explorer. While hippo
potamus shooting he fell in with STANLEY
eleven years ago near the Voami river
New York World
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

Regular meeting for mrn Only Of the r.
u c. A. rooms Sunday afternoon, - foar
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

The Misses Colby, Churchill sid Wv
ian, Augusta school teachers, we're 10 The
city RndAy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-10

Keely's methods. and his failures. have
combined to engender distrust and even
arouse ridicuie, but in the light of last
Saturdays display before Professor Leidy
and others it will not do to deny that
KeeIy has discovered that which no other
man has discovered. And if the divine
art is needed to summon this new genii
from the vasty deep Of iliimitable space
then the power Of music has been in
vested with fresh interest. and its ability
to simply soothe the savage breast has
been immeasurably transcendeu. And
if, a. was shown on Saturday. . single
musical note can. through Keely's dis
covery, cause brass cup full OF nails to
Goat in water, another miracle has been
wrought by the brain Of man. and the
close Of the Nineteenth century will be
marked BY discovery which will place
the name Of the Philadelphia, keely
alongside that OF his predecessor. Frank
lin.-Pittsburg Bulletin.