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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

a gentleman VINO lectufsd on fools.
printed his tickets As above. Suggestive,
certainly, and even sx,css,ic. What fools
are they who suffer the iuroads Of disease
when they might be cured. Dr.. Tis'ceS
Golden Medical Discovery IL sold under
positive guarantee Of its beneH.ing or cur.
iog In every case of Liver, blood. and
Lung disease, or money psid for IL VII
be cheerfully refunded. Ia all blood tsinis
and impurities Of whatever name or nature.
y Is most positive in It's curative ehects.
Pimpies, Blotches, Eeupions. and oil etin
and Scalp diseases, are radically cured N
'his wonderful medicine. Scrofalous dis
ease may affect the glands. causing SWELL
tngs or iumors; the bones, causing Fever.
sorss.' White Swelling,," Hip ioshs
Disease; or the tissues OF the lungs. caus-
Tag Pulmonary Consumption Whaisv1
t's Manifestations may be, Golden Med.
cal Discovers" cures Is. msf23 iAwfolfms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Later.
CHEERED WHEN FLAG FELL
A Judges Charge Interrupted by Bn'n
its of Court House.

Cork. Msrch 27.-While Judge Sum.
mirg was UP today in a case of Govern.
meDt sgsirst Michael O'Btien Dalton and
Others CHARGED with asssuliing the police
and rioting at Tipperary at the time OF the
trial of William O'Brien and Johu Dillon.
the Court House was suddenly set on fire,
scene Of alarm and confusion followed.
Alt the occupants Of the building managed
to make their way out safely. The police
are investigating.
The court house, includingthe municipal
council chamber and the city and county
offices, was totally destroyed. The heavy
wind which was blowing at the time bsfl ID
all the Efforts Of the fremen ADD aided in
in the rapid progress, of the fl ,mes. Some
of the sIcbiyes we're saved, but macy doe
uments, some dating back centuries, were
destroyed. When the flag staff which sur
mounted the hai!3iog burned away ard the
union jack fell into the flames, the on
lockers set upa great cheer. The cause
Of the fire is attributed 10 defective nue
which ignised the woodwork Of the roof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
nAIxn EnorsrAruas


'aaa act TO create . board al state asses
sors ard approved By the Governor March
2s. 1891, az ss.sssed copy of which 10 hare
with submitted
Chair-Uad.r the rules Of the House
this ODD, csnn3t Be acted upon en- the day
OF vhieh Is il Submitted, a1iess the rulss
are suspended.
Mr.. Miller moved tha: the rules be s1s-
pended for tha. purpose.
M. Peaks opposed the motion upon
this cuss.ia1, So voted ia favor AID
sgainst- The chair declared 10 quorum
voting and rsmiadsd the House that all
members we're requested to vote unless
exeassd.
Mr.. Chsdberrne Of Biddefofd asked to
be excused which request vas grated.
o;s secord vote 50 voted in favor AID
FL against, and the motion Vas carried by
svo-'hirds ms ority-
The question was then upon the passage
Of the order.
Mr.. Porter Of Bangor, spoke in opposi-
ton.
Oh this question ~ voted in favo, and sc
against; the order was given passage.
Amendment 10 the fourth rule Of the
RATES. Of Procedure ut the joint hearing in
the MISTER Of Charles s. Hamilton came
f,an the Senate, and was adopted in con-
ca,rence.
On motion Of Mr.. Callahan of Lewiston,
Adjourned.
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CONDENSED DIarArCHHs
Tho Pith Of the News Taken Prom, tbs
Current Events Of tbs Dsv

Bradstreets reports 200 failures in ,hs
United States this week against I89 this
week last year.
David II. Morrison, deputy clerk Of The
Scott county court, Virgins, has sbseoossd
with from SO 600 to $50 600 belonging IA
the county.
The jury in. the case of d.. Sherman
Follansbse, Boston. charged With crimlus]
malpractice On Ida c. Stewart 10 September
lat, returned q verdict Of guilty on one
count.
Theahiii to pension disabled confederate
folders and their INDECENT widows AID to
appropriate $40. 600 for soldiers home q,
Little Rock hiss passed both houses of the
Arksusss Legislature.
The two sons Of Edward Therrett. who
wa drowned by falling off the bridge a,
Hookset, II two years ago, identify the
body Of ihe man which came down river
Thursday 50 their fathers.
Advioes from Guysquil, ECUADOR, state
shat the treasury At Riaoanbsmba has bes n
robbed Of $500 twenty dollar gold pieces.
TIE robbers are supposed to be member,
OF tie notorious criminsl band, the "Blsck
Cloak Fraternity"
Gov- Bulksly of Connecticut has made
an official demand upon the Governor Of
Rhode 1slsnd for the Surrender Of Thomas
Garrett. wsnted by the police Of Connect
cut Gov. Davis will recognize the validity
Of the ex.radition papers.
Efforts will rot be made to host Unitsd
States Steamer Gslena ash,re at Gay Head,
Everything OF value that can be saved viii
De removed from the wreck. Coal and ljgt,
articles have bsea removed from the tus
Nina. The Trina on Cunyhunk 10 break.
ing ua rapidly.
Since she capture Of Bill Bud rims a,
Paris, Texas, and most Of The members Of
his gang, Feb. 5. officers have secu,ed in
formation TO the effect that Budsins has
committed at least four murders which
have hitherto remained = mystery. Budgios
Is only 22 years old.
The San Francisco Chronicle says an At
tempt 10 being made by syndicate OF local
Jabhers {, control the brandy 10 market.
In bonded warehouses in this state there
are now stored fully 200, 600 gallons Of
brady made since 1889. Nearly one. half
Of this amount Is held by the syndicste.
Independent producers will fight the brandy
i'usi and it 10 stated wills convert large
quantities Of vine now en- hand into brandy,
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Mt Futnsm's Ch,ncss Tor a Jddss.
ship

BosTos, March 27.--The Herald has the
follo~ing special from Washington: SEN
stors Ftye and Hale called on the Pfesiden,
today, and, 1t is stated, presented an argn-
nent against the appointment Of w. l..
Pntnsm of P0rtlsnd H, one of the new ni, =
cult icg's The argument was that Put.
nan IL 3 Democrat. and that il the Presi.
dent wsnted Maine lawyer for the New
England bench, they could name half a
dozen eood republicans, any one Of whom
would d..
The President listened. ard promised TO
consider, but cid not say that he would
abandon bis hslf-formed purpose to sppoin,
a. leas. one Democrat among the nine new
judges.
tits definitely known that il he adhere.
to this purpose he will appoint a Democra,
to the New England iudseship. and that
William L. Putnam will be the man.
1t is not generally known that President
Arthur woala probably have appoin,e 1
William l.. Putnam circuit Judge for New
E1gland If Senator Aldrieh had no. pressed
so vigorously lie Baron B. Colt
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L sSaAN.
DR.. lYI
MAINE PEOPLE.

A MAine boy. A. Il. Banner Of Waldo
bore. heads the list of the eight Harvard
Juniors who were chosen for their excel
lence in scholarship 10 be members Of the
Phi Beta Kappa Society.
The postmaster at Nor.h Eigecomb is =
veteran. Hi, name is Mr.. Woodridgs
Clifford, his commission is dated Oct. Atm,
1883, and is signed by Andeew Jsckson's
old mentor, Postmaster General Amcs
Kendall.
Damariseotts is congrstulsiing Mrs Ella.
xbeth Dodge. who was one hundred years
old last week. Mrs. Wilson, 5 sister of
Mrs. Dodge died in Eagecomb few years
ago Of the age of Zoe years. Speaking Of
Mrs. Dodge The local papers say She
has heid the esteem Of all the generations
Vt neighhors and frieeds with whom che
hae been associated"
Mr.. George Il. Goosirs Of Portland has
recently written story which will re pus.
nshed IN hoax form and placed CT sxle
about July lss. The title vi the book will
be announced st an early date. AID i: i
devoted TO subsefrxnxaa aSv.aiurgs. lie
scene Of which Is laid in Fsen,huau's BAY.
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Tfistrsm Goldthwaite, Jr, resident Of
Biddsford, testified: Resided at the Biz
feford House from the 18th Of Decem
Der 1885, TO the 18Th of January 1891
Some time in the latter part Of 1889 or the
early part OF 1890. Jadse Hamilton came
to my room. woman vas with MIN
whose name kuev but with whom had
no acquaintance, and the judge had TO IN
troduce her TO me. The woman had On =
snapper, eon's know vhs. you would call
4; should say one name for j. is night.
dress. Don't know Judge Hsmilssn's wife.
Know this woman By sight and should say
abe wasn't his wife. They went away to-
9esher.
Charles T. s. Blake, a resident of Bid
lesori, testified: Am on somawhs. init
mate terms with Judge Hamilton. Am
ara TAINTED by sight With Ida Greenwood
Have seen bin in conversation with her on
he public streets 10 Biddsfo.d. Should
say her reputation Was rather bad. D,
not remember Of ever seeing them
in room together. Have never
seen them icgsiher Except On the street,
PeIhsps year and half SEQ I saw Judge
Hamilton with Carrie Cleaves riding s.on o
al VIA; i. called the Goose Rocks, in the
town Of Kenrebunkport. l never heard
she Was sd woman
Cross Observation-Disclosures supposed
Carrie Clssvss lived at her home in Ssco.
Kao~ she boarded at Goose Rock but
couid'nt say whether il va, that summer or
rot. She has relatives on the Pool road.
They we're driving away from the direction
Of the Goose Roeks House. 1t vss Mai.
.tteet on which saw the Judge and Ida
Greenwood taking. ia the day time.
About two or three months ago l
read that Carrie Cleaves went &,
Italy. Read tha. she was IN Europe SONS.
thing over yesr age; that abcut s!1re
months ago she returned and was marie I,
ard then returned 10 Italy.
p j. Prince lives Ia Kennebunk and b /,
law cffice in Biddeford. He ussinet:
Vas at Judge Hsmilton's office at sboa,
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A New York Bsok Hard Pressed
for Funds

New YORK, March 27-Thers were
the Mecbsoics and Traders Bank, Broad-
way and Broome streets, were hard pressed
for money. and the directors were having
great diff :ulty in getting assistance. Meyer
Thslmessjnger president OF the bank to
January 18th lsst when he was succeeded
by !. Boskowi,z, tonight said he considered
the bank 10 sound condition. lie admitted
that 10 the November troubles they had to
borrow $1,000 600 from the cls airing house
and said this WAS repaid while he vas ia
control President Boskowiiz coald not
be seen tonight.
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Dr. Crosby IL Dying" Says His PLY
efcaan

NEW YoRK. March 81 Or. Crosby IL
dying" said DR.. Conrad At IL % "ne h..
been growing steadily worse since o'clock.
He is semi conscious and 10 Iapsing into
condition Of coma. He oanpo. las. long.
How soon the end will come cannot saw,
possibly In FEY hours, possibly not iii
dsybresk The doctor added ,hs. /, VA,
not absolutely impossible for DR.. Crosb,
to rally, but all the chances we're sgsinst
him.
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NewIouudIsnd's L,si.i.t,vs Affairs

HALIFAX, N. s., Ms,ch ~ The Lower
House of the Newfoundland Legislature
appointed Premier Sir william Whi'.wsy.
speaker Emerson and Me-. Mortne, leader
Of the Opposition, bs de,egst,s TO proceed
to Ecglaut TO oppose the shopi N 81 the i'm.
peiisl coercion laws The eisistiv. ctuocil
will appoiut Hon. A. w, Harvey and Mr..
Pitt. The delegates will leave by
the fret steamer for England via Halifsx.
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LUCKY srAMsuLorr.
HE &C mpaniou. Mistaksn for Him,
ASSIST lated.

SofIA. March 81 AT this evening,
while Premier Stsmtu'of and NJ. Bait
chef. Minister Of finance, were about to
eoter their official residences. which adjoin
each other. q man suddenly confronted
them with . revolver and fred three shots
point blank ct NJ. Bsliehsd q. who fell dead.
Che assassin sue ,eeded in makies bis
escape, owing to the darkness and con-
fusion. A number Of persons Who Wiz
messed the murder reported thst the assas-
Elm had three accomplices, who assisted
him to escape. No motive 10 suggested for
the murder, and it 10 presumed the con.
spirators in the darkness mistook M. Bait.
che n for Premier Stambulof. )
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The jam Of ice which vas ADORE the
sseamboa. vhsrf has moved down to the
granite works wharf. and - the river is
open at different points below this city il is
oaiy matter Of day or two before the
river will be open for nasis cation ss far as
Eichmoca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

Rev. w. H.@Spencsr, ID. d, VIII give
the address &, the 1 o'clock meeting Ia the
Y. Nj. G. A. psrlors tomorrow afternoon;
there vi Il be vocal colo by Mr.. q A.
Kenris0u, lraisr OF the Congregational
choir, aad the song service will be led by
an orchestra. The bible class. a. usuai, at
> 80 A. NJ, taught By Prof. j b. Foster.
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The ssssssofs have Issusd their notice %
the iHhsbitsG's of This ei,y that .hcy siH be
at shs aidsrBeh's rooHs from 10 l2 A. N
and 70 2. n. for tbs week erding
April liis. 10 receive = true sccou3. Of sII
saxsols property and set the valuation
thsreea.
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ONE HusDRnD OFFENCES.
Wholesale RstIibution for a Vermont
Rumssller.

BURLINGTON, Mt March ~ A special
70 the Free Press from Wet Randolph
announces th~. Arden II. Flint, convicted
Of 100 fret fsnces sgsinst the rrohibi,ory
Law, was today eensenced to pay $40 for
each offence, with costs amounting to 500,
or alternate sentences OF . 2 years in the
House Of Correction.
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Fire ia New York City Las. Wight.

NEw YonK, March ~ Fire tonight in
q s'x story building al 1876 and 1877 Cham.
oers street. and 2S9 and 290 Washington
street did $4,000 damage 10 Hines &
Mansfield, produce dealers on nr,t and
second floors; fully insured. National
Embossios Machine Company. on the third
floor, lost $4,000 IN machinery. G. G..
White, toiles paper on fifth A ,o-, lost
$4,000. Builiing damaged 5000; fully
insured
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cheerfuily recommend Salvation On
for ch iblsits and sprsius. We have tested
IL a, home for these troubles, ard three sp'
plicssions gGvs entire relief in each case.
Ii i, the boss linimen. J. J. Norfolk, 90
S. Charles st Baltimore, Md.
Common sense. For all cases Of coughs.
colds. s1re throat, etc. use DR.. Bulls
Coogh Syrup.
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Rev. +. Il Hsazh,nn will preach .. tie
Cnivefsasis. chn.ch sszaotsow f3'ecco, NJ
10 80, choosing "a. ieeg Appropriate for
Essrsr, S1s GAY. Tn yeusg ladies' we're
busy ysssfesy D. corstinz the church vita
u yvsst. Tfefe wis be communion services
$3.50
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any dfugsist tries to sell you his own coses
medicine, remember he does II because ~
mskes more money on IL. Insist on hsvins
k~Hp's Balssm for the threat ADD iaaes..
for theIe,is no cough remedy 80 pure sas
none so quick 10 bresk up coll. For ione'
enzs. soreness OF the ,hroa, and tekIise
Irritation win constant cough Kemps bur
sam 10 an immediate cure. Lvse boaiss
90; ard 81. At all druggists.
u4fccJDoIk 80
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TOBACCO THE TROUBLE,
And Only Trouble that Delays the
H;spano-Amssican Treaty.

MADRID. March ~. - The Hispsuo.
American treaty negotiations show q
soJd prospect Of success. The only
trouble met with Is Amt ricas insisting
upoa the maintenance of the Mckinley
tariff in the matter of superior Havana
tobaccos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28

The beet hand to hold: Howsfd--I
didu't get home Til late last night.
Richard What sort Of . hand did you
holti
Jast the incest little hand you ever say.
II belonged to OLD man Goldfocks only
daughter
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Afternoon Bssfion,

Met according to adjournment.
On motion Of Mr.. Noble Of Lewiston The
House took recess until the completion o!
ihe work Of the convention in the matter Of
Charles s. HsViison, judge Of the Munich
psl Cour! in the city Of Biddeford.
See rep7rt Of afternoon hesring in an
other column.
After the convention adjourned the
House was called to order by tie speaker
90 m9sion of Mr.. Shaw of Bath,
Adi0urnsd
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Following are the appointments for the
sophomore prize defamation Albert
Henry Biekm0re, Camden; Harry II. Con-
mere, Bar ijSrbor; Jess II. Ogier, Cam
Zen; Joti b. Slocum, Boston, Mss, Geo.
%. Smith, Skowhegsn tyrus +. Siinsoa,
Palmer, Mas Dennis Z. Bowman, Sid
ney; Misses Grace NJ. Coourn, Skowhegau;
Lara {. Camniiags, Saco; Eva NJ. Taylor,
Uar1uden
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PInaucisl Emb.fras,msn, a. L,.boro

LkeHoRs. March 27.-Tbe Nstion.l
Bank Of i.A!y and the Bsnk Of Tu,c,ny
gre intervening to cave the credit Of en-
oaisassed houses In this city. The CRIES
Is cue 70 the soslersian Of large sugar
rshnsry n Arena IL is believed that s.,e
pfesens troubles are exssserstsd. AID that
the honses inyosved viii be able to tide
over the din snities.
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Hartman, the jeweler, ia on the look
OUT for No elites. lie has just ceived
from the Seit-vinoing Clock Go. Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, 6Ue regulator, i'll cherry case.
to harmonic wnh The cherry fhi,h IN bus
store. IL viii soSn be pat ia position and
-ynehroozed 10 u, =. Observatory time
caily by the Western Uniou Telt graph
CO Is Will be connected with the vite,
sna set at noon every day by means of
electricity simultaneously with all other
.lnlIar elocka coDnec.ed with the Inc
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BosTos, March 27.--ReperteY Kingdom.
on frisi for d's,urhiss the peace at TIiei,,
church curing Blshnp Pad locks fuae,.f
.as discharged BIZ Jaigs Paine n.er t,dsy,
ine Jacge fund the evidence ;a.ufIie emf
to sustain the charge. -
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At thu FRS. BAPTIST church services ap-
propriate 70 Easter will be held on Sunday.
The pastors ,ubiect will be "lf the dead
Efe not raised ~ Y. 7. 5. c. +
aesti.g At ard Missionary service at 7
1,...nnk
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OPERATIONS Of psp,i IN Bureau

WAsHiSGros, Mvch 27-Ths regular
weekly statement of operations OF the PEN
sion buresu shoss that dnripg III. week
ended Msrch 81, 1891, there were ,635 PEN
sion certificates Issued, The 6tst payment on
which sgsregre s70,2ss The average to
each pen,.ober will be Si26 o.
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The Gardner hand hiss received the
music for the funeral march recently can
posed by i'hiihp L. Bates Of this city
Tnsy vi a. once 10 int, practice en- it
AID viii produee Il DscorAtIon day.
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Bsnediction on the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, March 27.-The afternoon
paper rays, His Holiness Pope Leo XIII 10
out with IN apostolical Der ediction upon the
World's Fair and plan to erect beautiful
stone monument in honor Of Christopher
Columbus at Buenos Ayres.
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A,,sok.a by T.mp.rsu @ C.u.sd.rs

TIrrIs, o, March 27--Tsmpsr,uce
crusaders attacked Wan. Miller's saloon.
Bloomville, last night, and created sad
havoc with the proprietor's cigars aud
whi-key, after which tn. doors aud windows
Of the building were demolished. Miller
had to flee for rsfety.
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The numerous friend. OF Dr.. ". II.
Holmes are glad TO see in upon the street
again. He has been cos1ssei TO bis house
since last fall, and though ye, weak is yet
encouraged to note 81 increase Of strength
,lav Dy DAY
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WATERvILLE LOCALS.

Thursdsy afternoon Deputy Sheriff Hill
seized tea gallons Of liquor which came IN
Oh The back route, aad the stuff was ibeiisd
the nex: morning. No one has ciaimei it
a. yet.
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The Canton Evergreen fair which closed
Thursday ui2ht eAs a decided success
financially. Exactly ll55 season tickets
we're sold and the guessing schemes were
vet! pstr3niz.i The net receipts viii not
be far from $3.50.
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This forenoon party made up of girls
snd boys from tins high school. and q few
invited friends, will make visit 70 sugar
camp between two and three miles from
the city. They naturally anticipate grand
time
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A number CT tie young men of this city
are agi,ssins the matter Of starting brass
bard with Mr.. S.EiekisDd Of Augasta Is
iesier.
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Rev. e. f. Osea will speak at the Y VI.
9. A. rooms Sunday afternoon At o'ei3ek.
Conservation service il the morning At . 80
O'Clock. All men cordially invited u both
services
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vhish Mr. Jas- WoFshins 10 sssas. tisa
Little beauty ssd vii mneh Improve fh.
looks Of Ths1's store.
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Architect T. +. Lewis is Cow engaged 90
plans for remodelios the Cniyersalist
chu,eh cf Oakland. lie rjil also make
plans for a new sestry, which will be
erected By the SAM society.
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At the regulsr meeting If City Band.
Thursday night, acton was taken which 1t
hoped vii, result in hodiog Prof II r.
Hall here during the comiag season The
hand will be Te-organized At is meeting
next Monday evening. committee having
been chosen TO decide upon an agreement
20 be signed by those who ia the organ.
zatl0n. lt sSs further decided 10 give Il
benefit concert to Mr.. Hail IN The early
pars OF MAJ, sni to meet in re
-eatsal twice each week un,il HAT
lime. After this concert has been
gwen, committee will be cnosen 20
make 3 canvass of the city with reference
10 weekly ont door coaceris duriug the
coming season, and II q reasonable amount
of encouragement is received the band
will accept an offer made by Prof. Hall 10
remain with them six n!onih., from MAY to
November. ut course II ia unnecessary for
IA 10 enlarge upon tbs imp0rtaucs of music
AZ an eemeat 10 aid to he attractive
1e's of this beautiful city during M sum
mer months. W. have reason 20 Think
that the business nea alou the streets and
people generally who ste pleased With good
mnsic viii ts liberal n their subscriptions
when the time Gomez. We are glad that
HE band has taken tie stels that i, ha,. flr
tr0t. Han has lately had fine OF n from
the managers Of m opera house ia 4 leading
city n New York t. Play q solo cofnet in the
orchestra, and niters Gre tIying 10 secure
hs' services. He is pleased with Water
vile and its uplP. he has mad vaty
reasonable offer to the h4nd. aud ~ We
have already intjmated. we believe sgch
Encouragement viii be received from tie
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6svars Ut Ct Wiz ter.

WINCHESTER, Va, March ~. - Tho
severesr storm Of the winter has prevailed
here the past ~ hours. The snow 10 IS
inches deep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
Six esu Iochss at II sYrison arg

HARRIsosBuao. Va, March ~ --ssov
has been iaiii, X here since . o'clock last
night. and Is about l6 inches deep this
evening.