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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
ATTACKED By AN ANGRY HORSE.
Bitten, Trampled Upon and Kicked to Dealt
Before Help Could Come.

Btttens Trampled Upon and Kicked to Death
Before Help Could Come.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Georgc Ross met a hor-
rible death yesterday. His employer sent him
out to drive stray horse out of the yard adj
joining the residence. When Ross approached
tho horse it rushed at him and bit him on the
forehead and cheek. Ross started to run across
the field and the horse pursued him. knocked
him down and attempted to trample on him.
Ross succeeded again in getting out of the
way and, jumping to his feet, tried to escape.
Tho horse. however, pursued him, and biting
at his shoulder tore a large piece Of flesh from
It The man screamed In agony and the at
tention Of negro who was passing along was
attracted by It He instantly jumped the
fence and. picking up . piece OF rail.
started toward the man, both ON Q run. Before
he could reach them the horse had knocked
Ross to the ground, and this time struck him on
the head with his hoof, instantly killing the un-
fortunate man. Just at this juncture the negro
arrived on the spot, but trfpped over the rail
and fell to the ground, striking his head
on q stone, and was rendered unconscious.
The horse paid no attention to the negro
who, after the Infatuated beast had been ahot.
was brought TO uninjursd. Ross body was
shockingiy bruised, his whole right cheek was
torn out, his shoulder gone, his head crushed
In and the brains scattered about on The
ground II lsavss vifs and twe shildEsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
70 Be the Richest I'm the World.

CReo, July 23.-Prof. A. c. Hirss Of the
Unfrsity Of the Pacific at San Jose. Cal. is
here He says the Leland Stanford University
ID tee the finest aud most literally endowed
inset ZION Of learning in the world. 1T is re-
pori from reliable sources" said Mr.. Hirst,
:.th Leland Stanford has already made his
wilp that the university will secure an en-
dosent Of s20. 600 600 over and above any
sal that have already been spent for the col
thaan be 10 preparing, nothing in the shape
of,eat Of learning % far as buildings, para
phalia, a., 60 win BE- sbss TO compare With
tStanford University"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

H SAYS IN WAS PROMISED TER POSITION on
HEALrH OFFICER ron SIX MONTHS AID row
HIS CLAIM 10 IexoRrp-pn. HAMnErr sArs
THAT TEE PROMISE WAS A CONDITIONAL oxr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

CHICAGO. July IA life-size equestrian
bronze statue Of the late Gen. p. n. Sheridan,
as he appeared on the occasion of his famous
ride to Winchester, is to be presented TO the
city by Mr.. c. 7. Yerkes, president Of the
North and West Side cable railroads. Il 10 TO
be erected in Union Park, on the West Side.
The order for the statue was given when Mr..
ferkes was in Europe last year, but the fact
has just become known. Mr.. Yerkes was to
sail from New York today and inspect ths modal
vhtls abroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
THE IRISH LEAGUE.
Mr.. Parneil. the Presiding Omcer. Greeted
with Cheers.

Mr.. Parnell. the Presiding Oncer. Greeted
with Cheers.
DUBLIN, July 23.-The league convention
opened today with q large attendance. Mr..
Parnell, who wal the presiding officer, was
warmly cheered. Referring to Mr. Balfour'a
lpromise. as Quilted. Of local government
b,u for Ireland u. Parnell said that he would
oin with Mr.. Tin othy Healy in making it az
comprehensive as ossible.
The convention topted program which in
GUIDED manhood. stfrage. land-law reform and
TIE reinstatement evicted tenants.
During the cours Of the debate Mr. Parnell
charged the Heahtes with anxiety to take
Office and urged tn Irish members Of parlia-
ment TO take the MT strict pledges not to ac-
cept office uutii IrAnd had the most complete
power over hsr owl destinies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
Col. Compton Testiiles.

wALLA wALLA, WASH. July 2s.-In the Comp
ton court-martial yesterday Col. Compton testi-
fed in his own behalf. He denounced as false
the statement of Prosecuting Attorney Beaud-
ford that he Deaudford) had told him that the
rumor Of the attack Of the soldiers on Hunt
came through Sergeant Jones. The sheriff
and prosecuting attorney did not ask to have
the troop kept in garrison and did not seem 70
place credcnce in the rumor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
sEx. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 23-Flour nrmer, unchanged
receipts, s,46S barrels: shipments 254 barrels:
sales, 2,45o barrels. Wheat unsettled-spot, Y5k
ase9s; the month 951sas53s; August, 95aS5k; Sep
TENDER, 95xas54; October, y6xa9,; southern
wheat active; Fultz. 9oa9s; Longberry, s2asS-re-
ceipts, l43,0Ss bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels;
stock, 5I4, SOS bushels sales, 100000 bushels Corn
inactive and higher-spot, ssh; the month, ss1S;
white, strong, 49, yellow steady IsaT4; spot No.
2, white, 76a'7-receipts, 46412 bushels Shipments
none; stock, Ill sol bushels. Oats active-No.
white western, IS asked; No. Q mixed western,
I5Na46-receipts. 5000 bushels; shipments none;
stock, IS, 1853 bushels. Rye firm and higher-No.
z. Is.reeepts' none; shipments, none; stock, soss
Assoc. Grain freights steady, unchanged. Cotton
casy.middling, s. Provisions no change: Butter
steady-creamery fancy, IS; do. fair to choice, 10
ALT; do. imitation, lsais; ladie fancy, IL good to
choice, IL; store-packed, liala Eggs stesdy--l4.
Coffee market hrm-Rfo cargoes, fair, ls1; No.
:, 17z. sugar no change. Copper no change.
BALTIMORE, July sl-virginia threes. cs&;
Baltimore and Ohio stock ssh: Northern Central
stock, ON; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts
-; do. nrss incomes, IS; do second incomes, %;
do. third incomes, Q; Consolidated Gas bonds, ll0
do. stocks, <eH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

During the twenty-four hours eading at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office as follows: White - Catherine
Dougherty, GA years, diarrhGa; John +,
Thompson. i year, inanition; Joseph Z. Sim
mons, months. entero coiitis: Hsrriet Dutton.
II years, cholera morbus: William +. Middle.
ton, months, marGsmus: Annie Beck, 81
years, senie debility. Colorec-John S. Jack.
son. III months, marasmus; Frank Gaines. q
months, cholera infantum; William HUI,
III months, cholera infantum; Charlotte Jones'.
50 years, cerebral hemorrhage; Sarah B. Chasa'
IS years, phthisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
IN A PRETTY MIDDLE.
A Gillian Insurgent Gun Boat Fires ON q
french Vessel.

New YORK, July 23.-A special cable dispatch
from Valparaiso says the insurgent cruiser
Esmeralda has got the insurgents into a pretty
middle with the French government by firing
twice on the French corvette Volta near Co
quimbo bay. The French admiral will demand
an apology, and it is most probable that the in
surgents will hasten to make it. The dispatch
also says that the government cruiser Lynch.
which had been sent to Coquimbo to annoy the
insurgent feet, narrowly escaped capture at
their hands.
1t is stated that an agent of Balmaceda's gov.
eminent has traversed the whole coast of New
England, from Cape Cod to Eastport, for the
purpose Of hiring sailors to make up crews for
two men-of-war. The ships have been fitted
out in France, but the necessary officers and
crews could not be secured in Europe The
agent offered largo bounties and big wages
How far he has succeeded is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

JOLIET, ILL.,, July 23.-An important exhibit
ton OF improved grain binding machines was
made yesterday on the farm Of DR.. Foke near
this place. Two machines, which are radical
improvements over old methods for harvesting.
we're shown One binder uses a straw band
and the other binds with Irvine or prairie grass
Both machines were successfully operated for
several hours. 1t is expected that the use Of
straw and grass for binding material will solve
the problem Of cheap Irvine for the farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
A Pleasant Excurx,on

Yesterday on the usual "Wednesday excursion
to River View the Lit-mus Circle of Georgesown
and their friends participated and verysnjoyss
able time was spent. The number going down
on the three trips was nearly 2.0oo. On ne TIN
up the Lis-mus Circle gave some Of their mud.
Cal selections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

Marriage licenses have been issued By the
clerk of the court to the following: Lewis
Weyand and Annie Windsor; Frank I. Meny
and Alice A. Turner; Daniel c. Carlton and
Lucy Davis, both of Fairfax county, Va; Mich
olas Waegeman and Mary Brockman; Thomas
E. stratton and Mary p. Mills, both Of Rich.
mond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
Deliberately Drowned a Colored Row.

CAMDEN, N. j.. July 23.-At the coroner's in
quest today, in the drowning case of Perry
Jordan, a colored boy fourteen years of age,
the testimony showed that the BOYS Joseph
Gibbs and Ernest NAPLES held Jordan under
water until he was exhausted and then left him
TO drown. The jury held tho boys responsible
and they will answer at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
THE FIRST INDICTMENT.

Proceeding Against a New York Daily for
Describing the Electrocutions.
NEW YoRK. July 29.-The grand jury today
found an Indictment against Charles D. c. Hen
messy, city editor of the New York Daily Ne,cs,
charging him with misdemeanor for publishing
an account of the recent electrocutions at Sing
Sing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
Nov o. NEVER.

Every a-tics in my double store Il prices low you
VII suis and say. III take 70. We always under
ss downtown houses. because expenses lees
and. ossdes. DOM sell ythinx credit but dur
inx thAs a.st special sale create frovns and
snilss- We Will scatter happiness and sorrow.
Ihoss who Avail themselves Of this Genuine Bargain
bssson VII re!Oies. while competttcrs VIII look uyy
AL fro~n-
Solid Oak Suite si4 s.. Solid Oak sdeboard Dll IS.
st1foct Extension Tables. 81 ~ Fifty styles Of TOT
Lea ssts froEa 81 - baby Carriages and Refrigsr
stois stl cheaper IS pieces Mating. good styles.
nothing h reseryed Our entire stock IL the mark
q untfOm reductOn- Don't read this card and turn
NJ Jour nose 6ut remember that there persons In
business Who do not practice form Vt deception,
and wLs rsgzrd every statement they make In an sd
vsrt;ssnenI Is . sacred pledge. Merchants who mis-
rspressnt L, sover.ing Will do the same in maxim
sAss Everything embraced In this for ID day.
frocn July - to- -.
DON'T DOUBT TILL YOU Try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
CLEvELAND's ORGAN STOPS,
After Three Year, Struggle Editor Parl
Giyes Up the Fight.


After Three Year, Struggle Editor Parker
Gives Up the Fight.
From the New York Herald.
Ex-President Grover Clcveland's newspaper
organ, the Saturday Globe, has collapsed.
After fighting against an adverse fate for many
months the editor has given up the struggle
and has stopped the publication.
The few politicians to whom this news be-
came known last night regarded it as an exceed
ingly significant political straw in view of the
fact that . presidential campaign is about to
begin in which the name Of the ex-President is
expected to figure prominently O. o possible
candidate.
That the journal specially devoted to cham
pioning Mr.. Cleveland's political aspirations
should be permitted to die from lack Of sup
port at such a critical time was deemed to be a
great misfortune by Mr.. Cleveland's friends
and the admirers of his doctrines of political
economy, while his enemies we're correspond
ingly jubilant.
lished three years ago. just after Mr.. Cleve-
lands defeat for reelection. The editor was
George F. Parker, journalist Of experience
and the financial backing came from Q Wall
tity has often been limited at, but never posi-
lively disclosed.
The object Of the Globe was to exploit and
advocate the tariff ideas Of Mr.. Cleveland par
ticularly, a. announced in his famous message
to Congress, and incidentally his views on the
silver question and other matters of public in
terest the great idea in view being, Of course,
the nomination Of Mr.. Cleveland for the Presi.
dency again. So Mr.. Clevelsnd's speeches and
public letters and many Of the interviews With
him we're all put In type in the Globe once un-
der the eye OF Mr.. Parker.
The psper had been eirculs ked al -w., A.
country and had been ssnt 10 democratic Climb
and TO individuals free Of charge for q time.
There had seemed TO be reason for the beIief
that they would support the paper, but while
there were Thousands Of democrats who would
take the Journal for nothing, when the time
. 60 dowa into ths3r pockets In ~ intsrea1 81
O0Ya1and and tari6 ne6oem -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
Dosr DELAY To

Stop that cough, Else the bronchial tubes vii 90 tn
rred and delicate tissues Of the lungs exposed to
h,ury No other medicine is 30 speedily operative In
thross apd lung troubles ss AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL Afsv dos.s have been Known TO break M an
obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from
asthma. bronehitis Group. consumption sore throat
nd vhoopins cough find sure relief In the use Of
ths preparation. Il soothes the infAmsd msnbrsne.
promotes sxpectofation and induces rsposs Don't be
Without IL In the house. ssllis E. Stone Hurts store
Va. writes: II have found. in my family that Ayers
Cherry Pectork vas always Q certain cure for colds
end coughs"
Five years ago had constant cough. night
sveats. was greatly reduced IN assh and had bean
given I'D By my physicians began 10 take Ayers
chGry Pec,Oral and was completely cured "-Ansa A.
Iswis. R.c~rd. M.
AYERS CHERRY PBcroHAL
Prepared By Or. ,. C. Aver D Co.. Lowell. Nsss.
Bold b. all Druggists. Price. 81: ax bottles. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

Nj. w. BryrnrDox
Nos 12I5 ct. and l2l4 It.,
HAS HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
Such % delight housekeepsrs and others.
NOW IN SEASON
FEEELERs-WHlTE MOUNTAIN.
EETRiGERAiORS-EDDY's with slate stone shelves
Do LORlLLARD's. Cor hotels and clubs.
FkCIT JARs-NASON's.
JELLY TUMBLERS-TIN TOP.
wArER COOLERS-PORCELAIN LINED,
ICE PITCHfKS-PLATKD PORCELAIN LINED
GLASS wAsE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
1unhlsrs rom &c. each to $50 per dozen
WHITE STONE CHINA. all kinds.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN FRO,
RICE DESIGNS 70 very simple and ineXpensvs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
MARHiED

., DucHkRE,AHERN; In this city, on the ga n.
f,f1Ii W the Eey tsther ChaEslle. Mr. IDWAkb
AHEkN Of this city. 49, ~ A -
koBIsoN-THoMpsoN. On "Wednesday. July "a,
q. Ley; %. =. ta!iott. EDWIN l.. Robson and
n ~ AEApD THOMPSON. both OF washiasfoA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

NEW YoRK, July 2s.-Josiep H Brisan, the
Philadelphia architect who was arrested IN
Buffalo yesterday charged with embezzline
s2s, 900. was held In 5000 bad today for -
animation tomorrow afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

Range OF the Thermometer,
The following we're the readings 1t the signal
Office today; q. m, "a; 2 pm, g. Maximum.
q; minimum. 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
n. ". BEvERlDGR,
ms J AND INA q 81.
nh.-G.

EoR Is cENIs YoU CAN GET CARTERs LIT
tie Liver fils-the best liver regulator In world
Dent forget thisL One pill dose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
COL ToURrELorrE DEAD.

Zen. shsrman's Chief Of STAR Ps.,>s Avsv
1t lacrosse. via.
AuwAuKEZ, WIS, July 2s.-Lieut. Col ]. T.
Tourtelotte, formerly Gen. shermsn's chief Of
ssan, died At his home in Lacrosse last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York SfDclr m

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing price. of
the New York Stock Market, as reported BY special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, I4lY street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

ssS; september. So Sorn-3aly, w; sep ses:
Der, ssK. Osts-Juiy, 81; September. sSE. Pork
July, u.51k; eeptembsE, liza Lard-Juiy, &ts;
seRtemher. &ea6. 6ee-July, a. espsemhsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
OSr More CHANCE Orrrnzo To
GET The FULL WORTH OF YOUR MONEY.

T.a WILLIAMS 4 CO.. pruesiss,
Se7-sotr Under Masonic Temls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
AN UNcoNFIRMED REPORT
That Han Whipped Fitzsimmons rhis No
Ing In Seven Rounds.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The Daily Ne,os SAYS: A
dispatch received at noon today by Chas. Claw
ton OF this city says that tho Fitzsimmons-
Hall fight took place at White Bear Lake This
morning and that Hall was the winner in seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
DIED.

BfCk. On Tuesday. the 21st instant II her late
Ssaoence ~ street soufheast. at x27o'cock NJ.
nlss ANNIE BECK, aged sG~hty-ons ysess. ssvsa
Funeral from waugh N Z. Church Of pm. Thur
Gay. The sd instant. Intsrment privste. e
., G asA AZ chisaeo: y.ly 60 1871 g sl5sna
Avon place. HATTIE l., beloved wife Of II Z. Crsi6
Of south Dakota Relatives 10 street. northeast.
Funeral ssrv1ces will BE- held 81 vault 81 Glen wood
cenetery Friday. July -. % O'Clock pm. Rslstys6
DOVE. At Beshesda. Nd July -. 1891. WI. T.e
infant bon Of J. Maury and Nannie c, Dove.
funeral st Rock Crsek csmeserys lrcay. July ~
ct $50 pm.
FAST. On Tuesday, Jul{ 81, 1891, ct los1s Pm,
Rest, DARING. rest,
Thy tolls earth are DER
Funeral from the rssidence Of her mother 60 d
strss, no.shssss g frsdAy. July n q pm. lss
,EALLEY. euddsnly. rhuzsday. July a 1Go1, q
~ s:ms Of eongsssen 9. the bssaa- hXcAkta
fyner.i from the rssidepcs Of her sssssr Ma nsllo
Mhalley ~ street northwest. e 10 20 an, q
saturday. July IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23

DEAsONS WHOSE OCCUPATION GIvES But
ur-e sxe-c->r are VA tas OF torpid liver and con-
eapaiion Carter Little Liver P1:is VIII relieve you
A N0UsIUAA BiIIkRS IHE cYLk DkATED
V.fid. Or. !. o. B., SIL6kKr SONS, ssls manu-
sscsursEA A. your druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-23
GRAsTY. THE PUsHE1,
yr.SIIrRI. CHINA. GLASS. &c.
l5lo-I2 Nh st. NV. bet p sndQ
To Lssp i-,ds up keep prices down. NH

HAsSASErTA One dollar ana Q half viii buy Eve
esllons Of this pleasant mineral
srr:nS Water waters cure for malaria and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Kidney troubles
and q certain defense against all
Eymot.c diseases.
DEPOT los Pa. ave. NV.
aAsSASErrA Hyou wan. home. health. hsppi-
ness. purchase tso shares Of this
IARk- stock d two hundred dollars. which
Eves you large building lot. on
which you srecf . cottage and
meet all the above condisioas- Call
On J. Z. CARPENTER for partteu-
lars. 90 Sen s. nv. .e3O-1m'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

Mr.. William Gerrish, delegate
TO the convention from Oak
field Was attacked with heart disease
at Portland, aad died at the Falmouth
hotel sfter few hears illness. A sud
scriptlon among members OF the conyen-
tion In behalf Of his widow, resulted Ia
The sum Of 600 being raised for her ben
efit- This, sum as Mr.. Virgins letter
states, was sufficient to raise mortgage
on her little home. which Mrs. Gerrish
occupies today free from incumbrsnce,
and ia making a comfortable living.
The glorious record Of the Republican
party In Maine has no brighter page
upon Its history than that which records
the generous act Of ia representatives In
tina. convention where thoughtful con-
tributions saved comfortable home 10
the family Of one Of its early friends and
supporters who died while doing his
duty 10 party and State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07
Personals.

Hon. o. d. Raker returned Saturday
from Bath.
Miss Marion Haley Of Gardiner wss 10
the city Saturday.
Mr.. Fred d. Ellie, manager Of the "St
Perkins Co.. 10 in the city.
George Costigan. Esq, Of New York
city is visiting friends in town.
J. H. Bridge. Esq.,. 10 visiting bic father.
Hon. James Bridge, on Myrtle stIsst.
Mrs. NJ. I. Gould has returned 10 town
and will reopen her dressmaking rooms 1t
once.
Thomas j. Lynch. Esq, left Saturday
for Mt. Kineo where he will spend . few
weeks.
DR.. c. w. Hodgdon, James II. 8tieknsy
OF the Boston Herald and wife are The
guests Of VIM. II. Libby, Esq.
Mr.. Ralph P. Plaisted returned Saturday
from Bangor and Hanc ,ck Point. whore hs
has been spending the past week.
Mr.. Francis Woodbridge. returned 6st.
urday from Psmaquid Point. where be has
been spending the past two weeks.
Mise Lizzie A. Stevens Of Portland. u.
rived Saturday the guest for few dsys Of
Rev DR.. and Mrs. +. e. Penney.
Mr.. Geo. W. Coombs Of this city, Who
has been In business in New York for the
past two years, 10 ct home on brief visit
Col. c. B. Morton 10 10 New York.
Ms. s. A. Freeman, one Of the we'll
known citizens Of VaisAlbore, was 10 The
city yesterday.
Mr.. Fred M. Center Of Portland, nov
erj lying short vacation, called on ffisnds
In this city and Gardiner yesterday. Hsh
q. ptest mt ut Richmond.
Secretary Peabody Of the y. N. G. A.
.t.ends the "5scretsries U.i,n" Of Water
vile today. q d conducts the monthly Bible
study 10 the afternoon.
Governor Burlsish and Labor Commit
-ionsr Matthews will take the early train
o lay for Portland to attend the Labor Day
exercises a. Portisnd snd Ssbsso Lake.
Miss Moody and Miss Jennie MOODY Of
Ess' Pittston. were in the city Saturday.
c. z on friends. Miss Moody will re-
iu-a to Brooklyn, N. Y, early 10 the week.
Mr.. William II. Wsll Of Boston, Biz
Miss Mabel C. Wsll, and MI.
John Tobiss, his partner. sre spendinss
few days at Mr.. g. d. Hsskell's on Maple
street
==Mr. C. NJ. Weston OF Belgrade vas In
the city Saturday, Mr.. Weston feels very
h ,ppy over the succem Of several OF bio
colts ct Bangor where they won new
premiums.
The election Of Col. II. @. staples o.
Augusta ~ president Of the Maine vsssfsns
Association 1t Augusta last week VA 10
every way fitting. showing good judsnen'
Of the members 10 selecting . gentle
man Of high standing in bic city, Of %.
perb basinsss ability and energy. ana
chose war record % commander Of The
gallant Third Maine 10 an honor 70 ne
State, - well - 70 the gsn'sl and NODES
veteran called to the head Of the procession
for the coming year -Somer set Reporter