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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-08
METHODIST CONFERENCE
At Washington Opened Business Tran
sacted-The Programme.

WASHINGTON. Oct AT the afternoon
session OF the Sec1rd Ecume aicsl Metho-
dist Conference Bishop Hurst delivered
the address Of welcome. The council
elected the folio wing officers: Permanent
chairman Of business committee. Bishop
F Hurst of Washington; frat secretary,
Rev. j, NJ. Kiog OF New York; second
secretary, Rev 4. B. X ckmsl Of Ottawa; ;
third 81 c,etlry, Rev John Bond Of Egg
LAID; fourth secretlry. T. l. c. Shape of
Enel,nd. Presidir officers for tbs fret
several sessions: FIRST session, second
day, Rev. DR. 7. B Stephenson Of Fog
land second session, second day, Rev DR..
Carman of Canada; first session, third day,
Rev. Fl. T. Marshall Of Eoglsnd.
The delegates vera welcomed by Bishop
Hurst. Rev. j Fl Carlisle, Spartans-
burg, s. c., delivered the second address
and Dr. Geo. u uglass. Montreal. the
third address Of welcome. Rev. L. B.
Stephenson. president Of the Wesleyan
connection, London, ia the course OF his
reply to the welcoming speeches, said the
Englishmen admired Washiu gton's selfssc-
rsfce and devotion to the couatry. The
influence of such men went to make oil
poliric, lis.le be..er and nobler, "God
knows they need it
George Green of Glasgow, representing
the primitive Methodist Church of Eng
lard, bris fly sckDowledsed the welcome
extended He sid the Eoglish primitive
Methndists were really the h,pripg of the
American Methodists. Rev. r Aoer-
crombie of Shrep sbury, f gland, delivered
the last address of the day. He represented
the u led Methodist Free Church in EGG
land.
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wm II. Merri'Io Of Wss Gardiner il very
scx ssth tisbsts.
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INDIANS AND CITIZENSHIP.


WASHINGTON, Oct The Commits
sioner Of Indian All, airs indorses, in his
annual port, the allotment of land in sew
crafty to Indians, and holds that the policy
vii! in time accomplish benehcent ends
He reviewS the history of the relations OF
the Indian with the government, remarks
the gradual change from independe' I ns'
ito sities thro ugh wsrdship towards citizen
ship, ard recommends that the protection
AID privileges OF the C ui.s be exte nded 10
sll Indians, that the FIVE civilized nations
be enabled to form either Territorial OF
State government ard be represented n
Congress, and that the Pueblo Indians oe
admitted by special act to all the rights OF
citizenship
The commissioner holds that Congress
should refuse to recognize the 1ndisns IS
competent to make war. He holds, also,
that the government, for its own protection
and to f: Indian youth for citizenship, has
ihe right to establish schools aud compel
the attendance Of Indisn chill lren by force
il necessary. In education, he thinks, lies
the solution Of ''the Indian problem
Regarding contact schools, he recon-
mends the maintenance Of the status gao
fo- the present, but suggests that tie appro-
pr's,ion Of public funds for sectsrian edu-
ca Ion is "contssry to the spirit Of the Con.
.u.udor, opposed to public policy and
ought 81 an early date to be discontinued
The commissioner favors the develop
ment on Indian reservations of the courts
of Indian offen.es by the perfecting Of thei.
code of procedure and the enlargement of
their jurisdiction, as helpful as q pfepsfs'
lion for complete participation in our COM
mon life.
The reservations of the Indians must be
opened TO settlement. The Indians should
be paid the full market value of the lands
surrendered by them and should be pro
| tzcted in the permanent possession Of all
the land needed for their support.
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VANILLA, LEMON,
ALMOND, ORANGE,
NUTMEG, CELERY,
GLOVE, ROSE.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
To Hear the Sayward. Lottery and Nc
kinley Law Cases Very Soon.

WASHINGTON, Oct u The October
t.rm of ,hs United States Supreme Cour.
will begin nexs Monday The regular call
Of the 1876 cases on the docket will begin
on Tuesday.
Tie Ssywsrj csae, involving the ques-
iu,,sdic ion Of he United States over the
seal fi.heri,s in ine 3 hiring sea. in which
the Bi i,h government is Interested, and
the lot cry cas-. 8. brought to test the validity
of tn lotss ~ It gislatilr. are set down Tor
Oct 10. The lottery cases will be taken
M directly atter the Siywad case has been
he nd, unless s>me Of tbs ldses are
absent, IL which case they wilt be post
10 a. 4. it is Thought, ~ it is desirable that
full bench SHOULD pass up0A tbs N
Tue Elevator q 80, iHvoiving the constl-
tutionality Of the New York state law CT
1883. forbijdipg elevators TO charge more
than a spec,fed rate for elevs,ing grain /;
the Gaze OF The Pacific Express Company
against The Auditor Of Missouri. involving
the right of stxtes I, tax he grvss receipts
of express compsbies ard tnree cases IN
volylps ,he constitu,ioe Atty Of The Nc
Kiuie. law are also SET dusn tor the 18Th.
or The Mckinney law cssrs one Brought
b, Field & Co., Of Chicago, attscts the
Law on the grouod that it never passed the
House and Senate rs CURED by the con-
stitutio, and that the document Hgned by
| the President was not the mckinley Dill
| inssmuch as the tobacco rebate clause was
u.t included ia it The case of S erhbsch
md hers from the Unltrd States Circuit
Court for the southern district of New
York, raises the same question:, sttscks the
DILL on ,ha ground that Congress has nc
authority 10 delegate to the President powe
to suspend aud impoie { u lea or to authoriz.
the payment of beu ties. 10 the case Of
the Uoited States We. Balm, Joseph & 20
from the same district, the bill is attacked
on the ground that there WAS not qaorun
| in the House when it was psssd
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LESS DRINKING IN THE ARMY.
The Soldiers Soberer and Stronger. but
They Need Athletic Drill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. -Surgeo On General
Su herisad has mad his annual report to
the secretary of war upon the operations Of
his bureau during the year. Good result s
are said to have followed the adoption Of
the new system Of iten'ifi alton of desert
era. based on rec -is Of permanent mark.
ard scars, and dnring the ti.csi year thirty
{. ur rec uits were lue. titled as deserters.
twerty. sxss sx.co vets, and sixteen A.
fraud. Of = min " grade
The cases of ire.tmen. of a'c b "lism
numbered 40 10 per rhnussrd GOV the army
as sgsirs, Al 43 in 1889 and 56 IS IS the
sversge dueing the pr vious dc cate, AID TIT
Surgeon General notes ~ith satisfaction
that so IN any OF the lsrger posts are at tn
lower cad Of the list. trest,Dg in de'sl
the suit j,ct of al rotoiism he report says:
Zone lhius i, rs'tsrn, that drunkenness
is on the decrea-e SIN ing our troops. Tht
colored soldier is seldom on sick repor
from this csue Every N iicsl Office,
who refers to tn csnte-n s's-m apnr ".
Of it. wi h the .xcepioo Of Capt X +
Ball. Temporarily a. Fcrs Riley, ksn tu
his remarks would havs m're value Al
agsinst the cantgen if Fort Ruey was a p ts
with a reputstion Tor alcoholism; but as 4
matter Of fact, it bad just six cases OF
drunkenness ducing the year in It's garrison
of G49 men,"
l. conclusion, tits siron. ly recommprde d
that at each post herr De established = e
tematic cour-e % sthleuc exercises 10 i'm
prove the pht s;q1e Of the men, as this does
not follow from military drills
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PLENTY OF GAME THERE.
But ii Could be Brought Down Only At
Great Risk to Uncle Sans Powder
NaSaIines.

NV YoxK, Oct THE Unised Ssatss
government has 800 acres in the powder
depot land at Pickstinny, four miles north
Of Dover, N. j., and the big msgszinse are
scattered over the tfact % - 10 keep them
ss safe distances from esch other in case Of
an explosion, With 10 Q very remote CON
eingeney. All but one OF the i've msssxines
are on the level plain between heavily
wooded hills. The exception, No 5. In
an openiss in the woods on the hillside.
Thousands Of tons Of powder on the tract
make it necessary to be careful about nre
Of all kinds, ard shooting on the land u
prohibited.
There 10 Q lake nearly . mile long on the
property, and much Of the lard in ard
around the tract 10 wilder than it vas ten
wears ago. The protection given by the
notices prohibiting shooting seems to be
thoroughly appreciated by all sorts Of Wild
creatures. Ruled grouse swarm on the
hillsides, and quail are abundant Or the
plains and in the thickets. Rabbits are
particularly abundant, and scores Of them
NAV be seen in the roads on any evening.
Wild ducks hnd secure haven on the lake.
and ii 10 said for miles around that vhea .
duck or partridge is shot at and missed, IL
heads directly for the powder depot.
Not alone game birds seek the protection
Of Uncle Sam in his little slice OF New
Jersey, bus all SORTS of creatures fl,urish
there. During the present season two large
rattle snskes have been killed on the prop
cry and innumerAble blsck snakes have
been seeo. One more than seven feet long
vas recently killed by Mr.. Cook, who lives
on the tract as caretaker. 'Coons, opos-
.um., ", s.tes ard miHks have been killed
on the po~der works grould., and nobody
would he much surprised 70 hear of q teal
lag se.n st sny time among the wild
crsgs overhxpgir & the lake
The lake contains piekerel and bass, bu'
the b. s. have ncr learned TO take bait, 1t II
said, since The lake WAS stocked with then
some years ago. North of the lake ih'
ouo,ry 10 extremely viii, 20 The head Of
Green pond. This nrdt'rs does not be
long 20 rbe govefnmt mt. and there sre nj
sigas prohibiting shooting Is is goot
.rou.e cDrfry, but the jersey grouse ART
ostched with knowledge of the rsrge OF I
hot gun. Ii requires I'D exper. 70 get chi
out of three grouse in the hills of Morri
c,un,v, where Yearly every bird has had
pour of powder burned behind him befof
| ne 10 three vears Old
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The corner msfke.' building is to be
raised several feet Immediately. ard of
cons. ali I Ie other buldingsin the vicinity,
N both sids. Of the street, will have to
'cme up, else thy will be flooded next
sprrg 1t is yet an unsettled question,
perhaps, as to whether the city is liable for
tie expense to be incurred
1t il said that grade wss
Established for Main street and other str eta
here some twelve or fifteen years ago, and
that sad grade is cor ST ierably lower than
ihe one Shich is now the basis of opsra-
Il rs II this be the case, and we are told
that the whole plan may be seen 10 book 3
If the 'tc)rts, the city will probably fad
itself in fr the damage. But whether it is
or NOT ,'h- cha g ss-e such a. ought TO be
m .de. and even If the property holders b ID
pay the bills themselves, their store $
would be worth enough more 10 mase 1t an
object.
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ANOTHER FAST RAILROAD RUN.
A Train on the b. and o. Makes Nine
ty.twO Miles in Ninety-two Minutes.

BALTIMORE, Oct As one result OF
tn. elevator fire here Monday The Bsln-
more ald OH, fticia's pjirt 10 the fact
that the fire shovel hat = Baltimore and
o 10 train can make nin-D-t~o miles ii
niae,y-iwo minutes. This run was made
ny a hoy al Blue train, consisting of com
bina,oo car, two passenger coaches. and
he Pullman psrlor car "Dahlia Il
was in chsige Ct Conductor l. FL. Render,
,nd drawn ~ lorom tive, s53 built II
Pbls lei phis, vita E,2insecJ W. Hanson
=, the throttle, snd it enabled the Baltimore
Bsseba Cub to Keep sn engagement Al
WeehsUktn.
Tb train LETT Camden station on SEIZED
ule time, 8 80 A. NJ. resch,ng Locust Poini
few mlau.s laier lheie It's progress
WAS blocked by the fire directly along sida
the ferry lip The rrst -as 3" grsSt tNs'
General Agent Beeler VAS unpilrtg 10 lie
the transfer boa er, er tbs sip, fearing tia
if he did 20 the b5at would c.tch fl 'e, cause
panic smoDg the passrI gers, Of whom
there were q large uumber. and r-fbsps pos
nble lo-s IF life would e. sac. Finally, the
ra1sfsr boat WAS taken % the wharf OF
Z tvstor c. the passengers put ABOARD
md carried TO Canton. TIE tram Was due
u fulldUt lpblA ~ l.. " "a M anu ~ &c
xscily ihst hour when Engineer Hanson
tulled cut Of Canton.
The rua from Csntnn to Newark, Del,
| 81 miles, sas nfd4 in little lass than 5t
| mir utss, il clui ny q stop Of about two
m utes ut Bsyvie Junc ion. From
Newark to Philadelphia, 81 miles, the
line nsumed was So nil utes. including
| trlef steps at Wilmington and Chester. A
| part # the time the train was running at 6
| pc. If ~ miles an ur
The Baltimore Base Bail Cub, with
| Manager Barnie in charge, was on the
usin. Mr. B,rnie was greatly worried
| bscaue he thought he could not keep ar
ergs gemrEt with The Boston, at Wee
nawker, N. J in the afternoon. The ex
,rsoid,pary fast rua made BY the train
however, enabled the tesm To reach Wee
| has ken IN time plsy Fix innings.
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Social 2noflcrs.
AMUSEMENTS.


A large audience tested Meonisn Halls
capacity lsst evening, to witness the pro-
duction of that famous play Hands Across
the Sea, sld were well repaid for ventur-
ing out in the threatening weather. De.
spite the usual drawbacks presented q large
company by q small stage, the piece was
well rendered and caught on q. once with
the audience. Hands Across the Sea, "
with the proper scenery and stage
room to handle it on, must, in
deed merit all the praise that has
been bestowed upon it by the press and
public. William Humphrey as Jack Dud-
ley, 8 young English farmer, Willism
Richardson as Tom Bsssett young country
gentleman, Mrs Cora Edssll as Lillian
Melsord, and Miss Bessie Ostermsn As
Lucy Nettlevood, rendered their chsrac-
ter. in really fine manner. while all the
Other members of the party acquitted them
selves in good style. Hands Acres, the
Sea" .ill draw well in this city at any
time.
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"Had. Aeros. lhe Sea" at the opera
hag.s tb.s sy~niBz
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The .ociable at Mr.. and Ms. r. W.
DunL's on College street, Tuesday night, to
celebrate the first anniversary Of the organ
EATON of tie Womsn'. Christian Temper
ahee League, was largely attended, many
Of The best people in the city being present
REMARKS Of a congrstuia'ory and commend
atofy nature were made by Revs. j. L.
Seward and l.. II Hsllock, and very pleas,
log recitation given by Prof. W. A. BATHS
be elocutioni,t at Colby University
A bounuful supper was served to
the whole company, and at about lC
o'clock they dispersed to their homes.
The L. s2ue Tow has membership Of over
250, ans IS in houri-hing coDdition. The
lad es who have thus banded themselves
,Og 'hsr are deserving Of all possible en-
Coursgeuent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
INDIAN CONFERENCE


LAKE MoHosk. N Y, Oct The drss
,sss,or Of he Lake Meh,nk Indian confer.
sres vss held this morning. Dr.. merrill
Gates va elected p,ssitsnf; Joshua W.
Davis. Mrs I.aosll c BsfTows. Miss Elisu
n BAILEY. AA Of 3 gston, eisct-d secretaries,
Prspk Weed, Bosteo, treasurer Report
Of the year's progress. including lesl.iasion
on L dian natter. sas made by General
z wniteisey, wsshipston. Addressss
ysre made ey several Indias men ard
vomen from Carlisle and Ham pton schools
A paper on the beat sducsiiJn OF lndisns
%. read By Prss icsnt Me.erve Of Haskell
Institute, Lavrsncs, Kansas Tie report
of Mis- Oh indians, CalifaInis, vas msde
BY K Smalley. Chairman Of the United
S.stss cSmmirion appointed 70 des. sitn
he Missi9n In6isns Miss Kate Focte,
w4.hin ston, rspoftsd thas tie California
Iuci.n. sere learning the lesson OF neeei-
sisy for work, While the white people OF
shs, region we're learning that they
must respect the righs CT me RED
MAJ Mis- Amens S Qunson.
president Of the Woman's indian
Assoc srioD. reported that there were IL
branches - her association 10 California,
AID some 80 ne~ ones in all. Rev. ).
Gtsvaii OF hsmptoa reported on the WORK
Insrr. Several buadr,d more su1ents
spilled at Hampton than can be sdmitisd
mi. yesr. O7e hundred ard forty Indians
are In attendance. There was sn address
By Ii. ut wotherspoon, U S in charge
Of the Apsche Indian prisoners at Mount
vernon barracks, AlAosms. Under his
/ Instructions many Of the 400 or 500 Indians
have harmed csrpenterins. The contractor
v no employ ed some % carpe nters replaced
with these Indians whites ard negroes nc
struck rather than sork with the indians
The evening session WAS devoted TO the
sut ject Of law for IadiAns. + j. slump
son Of Boston, resd 8 psper showing that q
bill should be passed by the nexi congress
which shall declare definitely what the
civil status Of q reservation Indian Is; de ne
and extend some system Of Lag on both
classes Of reservations; give him some sim
pie sy stem Of courts protected by nationa
government in which he can trust, by which
he will be educated to enjoy and prote c.
his coming heritage and his rights - citi
zen.
Phillip C. Garrett. PhiladeIphis. pre-
scented q draft Of bill proxiding for taxing
Indian lands, the taxes to be paid from
money appropriated By Congress. Senator
Dawes, in long address, advocated th'
enforcement Of the existing laws rathe'
than more special legislation. He was II
favor Of presenting the proposed bills Il
Congress and allowing that body to decic'
upon them.
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The JOURNAL i. informed that the Maine
Crntrsi K K. will have one more person.
ally CONDUCTED excursion this season to
Montreal ard q ebec. starting from PORE
4 Al | 45 P NJ, on Tuesday, Oct 20.b,
AID ths rates VIII be very low. People
-hp or the 9th r excursion came home ~ish
uuerIng words Of praise, declaring
r is o. be great excursion for the money
Mr. w A K mbsll, the pref cor and per
-onsi cor du or, made q decided hit and
received h ndsome purse fr IN the M m
ters of the party who thoroughly sppre-
cisttd his earnest effoiE in III II
Uehsif. Mr.. kinbal will conduc
he contemplated excursion and al
though 1t is not yet advertised, quite y num
her have already been booked, Sleeping
ears can be secured now. on application to
" + Bndge, ticket agent st the Maine
Celtrsi Railroad 10 this city.
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NIoRE AT BosroN.

During the Unprecedented hot weather in
Boston last June, the we'll known critic.
Ed Perry, wrote of "Nio be" as follows:
at 'Niobe' proves So potent sn attrac-
ton TO plsygoers in vhs. il. without ques-
ton, the hottest, chillies', drysst, wettest,
stic4l, St, and ALL gt,her nasties! possible
weather that has been vouchssfed to Bos
ton in years. the Common will have to be
leased by Messrs Abbott & Teal TO hold
the audiences IS soon as there is meteoro-
log cal improvt ment. No summer theatri-
cal attraction has ever dor such big bust
ness here, under so Dnfsvorsole circum-
stances, as tbs divertinr fsrcisl comedy at
the Mu.eun" At Meonian Hall. Friday
evening,
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There was pleasant entertainment and
dance at A. o. u. W. hal! lsst evening.


Fore. tn the maiden II bsshful Il ten,
And b.. res 10 the wi 5w OF forty 80
They have each rsa h. d p-tlot in life
vhea most female neei ass .,snce il I'd
Jog m. m over the srn-ls Which 80 T, ftell
completely wreck thi il after We. In pro
duc.. r gulsri'v ard hsst0y .er N of the
female org.r. DR. P,-rcs's F.v lite Pre-
scrittion .sapn. without = ne.r. AZ time
when nature yes rem lncr ased burdens.
50 ma y ou'g I'll h,v their he.lh foc
life shsterei. i'y iso ysu' 'aush;er
to miss tbs p risoa,si. 81 mig back
81 b $. Atd 6 zZy nssdsc-es LngId AMI
III Ell Z, ellH.s con p.I'rd vi rough,
pimtl, xxi N dui. NV, 2 -, vet her a
bottle 81 Dr.. Pi-rce's Fsvoiite trescrip
100 II III. h rsacbe. tas later period
of d. gr a. aknPes, y'u vlh med =
bettle TO-. see vr-p,-r en- tu.tl- for
printed gusra tee. Satisfaction given in
every ease or money rsturrs'.
oc 5d& sfolrm
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NJ, HBsdsy Ill - tho 1T nns this
-.a-oa iH shicH x nF-loas TI' De fah !"
tue Asd5asi H're.
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FREE TRADE WITH GERMANY.


WAsHIssroN. Oct. 7.-Nego,iations are
said to be in progress for free trade rela-
tous between the United States and Ger
msny.
The report is that at the time Germany
raised the embargo on American pork she
expected this government to reciprocate in
soma way, out the President declined TO DO
so on the ground that he could not afford to
bargain for the righting of what vas con-
ceded TO be originally wrong on Ger
msny's part.
But when Germany removed without
coudi'ion the EMBARGO on American pork
the President lie said to have notified The
German Minister, AID he bis government,
that the United States would reciprocate.
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OAKLAND LOCALS.

The atss soc.sble Of the season was held
st the B.pus, ves,rv rua.d.y evening A
bournfli supper -s' served, consisting OF
osk, 4 b an, brown bread and other psi-
stsule food tnst Is slrsys in demand at =
so ,isol-. The aud erce sho~ed h-ir sp-
prec slion OF Ms. Isdd's smusine
selection ny rou d -f'er FOUND Of applause
which coutlru II u 81 be appeared sgsin
A. a asstn. Il ben lbe srnu,l meetin4,
fl :sr. were ect, IS follos.: 'e''de t,
Mrs Wi z, vice preside {, Nrs. Mssoon (;
sec etsry and treasurer, Mrs Ester.
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SAYS HE Is NOT GUILTY.


ROCHESTER,, n H. Oc.. THE sells c :
men ca led q special meeting tSdly wnen
Frank Greenfield, an ex-poiic' man, chs gei
Nahum Berry, chief If police, si,n re
ceiving money for allowing 8 gam olio 4
game 70 be ,un in Rochester. The party
running TIE game ststsd that B,rry had
been paid s130 'vr the privil-g- 81 III .ol q
undi SIM ID. o, Arrangement Chief Berry
pleaded not guilty, n i al mis- r, q rs-t Al
adioui nment "a. msde ID Monday uex'. /;
10 belle we'd th.t mash c-o.kednsss ia Il e
police deps TN, nj will De uneaihed.
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A, the Il, -esiEg Of the 7. N. c. A. Taes-
day evening the proposition for changing
he time Of beglnnA the ASSOCIATION year
from JsDuary Is. 10 OF. l.t WAS received
in due form and laid On The table, accord
isz to rule, uniil the oext meeting. when
acton viii De ken At she meetiDg CT the
ro,rd Of directors, held medisielJ sfter-
w.'d., provision was made fot delegation
70 att nd the State Convention of 7. N
e. A, 10 be held in Bsf gor, and ttere was
. general discussion Of ,he vorx proposed
TO be carried on by the Association the com
irG winter.
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TIN PLATE CONSu MERS
Organize to Gain Information Regarding
its Manufacture.

NEW YORK Oct Three hurd'ed
firm. IL tie lin plate uste, representing
ma ufsctursrs and coBsu ners, met today
a orgAliz. The As-oei.iiou II Lin Plate
Consumers Of the Uuited States Their
ohjsc' is the acquire msnt Of formstion
.e-pacfing tire progress and dew. rpm Ut of
"a. ias sc u,- If in pa'e TO ~asrh
l. s.-ia ION /, fec log tn interests of iin
pls E Consumers. Il W L,mb o. Bosom
vas siec., president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-08

Workm.n are nos engaged IN renOvAiin 9
tue zymnasinm over the Y. NJ C. A. par
lors. The cei,ing is being whitevashed,
psper viii De put upon the walls, and
h. place finely 4 ted up Tor
he use # the junior d.
parmsrt The eymnsstic apparatus
viii remain about as it 10, and arrange
menls viii be made so that tables can be
easily "a in posit a for use when suppers
are TO be served There is growing 10
tsrtst IN .Ae boys department Of the 7. NJ
Z. A. YORK. aud the preparations now be
ins made for their entertainment and vel
fare will be thoroughly appreciated BY
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