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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

NJ. F. Davis, iowelOr, No. o E. ed St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

Is your blood poor? Take BEEcuAM's
Pills.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

Rev. W, Allon Wise will preach at
to night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

JAS T. MULL1N & Son,
Tailors. 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

TOR RENT-THE STABLE ON MAY
j. street; will accommodate three horses
and follr wagons Apply W. 5. VERNON.
this office. d29-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

superintendent Harlan said IS teachers
and 500 pupils had been addedI within
IA school months. A. w. Davis was
elected jaitor OF No, 81 school.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

w ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework at No. 213 W. Second
street. d{9-9t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

WANTED-BY MSS. RILEY, SOME
w washing to d. at her home No. sos
Christiana street. d2s-]tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-12-29

SITUATION AS DRIv-
w or, by q steady single man; good
reference Address W. II this office
d2p-4tt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-02
STATE noAaD OF HnALrH
ascoad Quarterly AsstinE and Sob
jsots Discussed representation at
Worlds Fair.

TIE second quarterly meeting OF the
State Board Of Health was held in their
new roon, in he State House yesterday at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the full board
being present The members expressed
much sstisfscticn With the arrangements in
the new quarters for carrying on the vs'i-
Gus kinds Of work Of the toMd,
TIE secretary reported that. on sccouai
Of the large QUE n ity Of legislative printing
to be done this spring by The State printer,
The printing Of the annual repor, was be-
gun very late. but tina. they are nov run
ming the work through rapidly. Com
plants having for several years been made
by the local board Of health of Cheisea OF
the pollution Of Togu, stresm by the sew
age from the National Home. committee
Of the board went, in the afternoon, to
make personal inspection as to the
grounds Of the complsint.
The secretary read letters received from
the secretary Of one Of the local boards in
the State giving facts which made it s,me-
oh.h ,a Tho, contamination had beer
n.a.a he ;,,ecs;o, in . es,,.;, scboo, he
~. nr,.o.e. al. ts.chs- who b,. hoo, IA,
.,ma ve.,s ,n,.,s,,,, .nas,;,v from
ah,or;o nt,h,s;. The sacye,,,v w., in.
s,,rc,sd :, ;nvs.t;v.,s tina m.t.e,. Al the
mee.;ng of the board in March, II Va.
u,,sa :, bold sanitary copver,ioo
r,oh..,v q. po,,,ara .or,etima 3pY,
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MADE ExcBp1IoN.
Uncle esm's Liquors Not 8 I'D In
Astce.

WAsHIsaTos, June 29.-Actiag Secre-
tAry Spsnlding has decided 8 peculiar case
touching the prohibition laws Of Maine.
Inc State Law prohibits the sale Of intoxl-
cstipg liquors. Some me ago "a bottles
Of whiskey we're imported at RocklAnd, Me.
and forfeited for violation of internal
reverus laws. BY rule Of the treasury
department, all forfeited goods sre sdver-
tl.ed in the public prints and sold at auction.
This forfeited ~hisksy was adveI sed to
be sold at aues 90 July The People
Prehibisory Enforcement Less lie. of Rock
isnd, entered ~ earnest pro- 1t against the
sale. Mr.. Mitchell, i,s secra'wy. iu = com
nuBication to Secretary Foster. stating that
No act could be done by the United
States fovernment that would more shock
the conscience Of the people Of his State
.hsn the sale of intox,c,ing liquors Il,
public auction"
Acting Secretary Spsuldiug has solved
the difficulty and complied with the law 81
the same time, by ordering the whiskey cold
10 be at auction in Boston, Mas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-02
Com,ox white R,bbon Convention.

Our white ribbon women who are looking
expec,srtiy toward Boston aud the National
Convention which is to gather there next
Move mher, will be interested to learn that
preparations for that important occasion
are sue csssiully progressing. fremont
Tempis has been engaged for the dates
appointed, with the exception Of Mondsy
evening. On that night ii is proposed to
hold reception in honor Of Mrs. Mary
Clement Leavitt, our rounJ-the world mis-
sionary aud former president Of the Boz
ton utian, Lady Henry Somsrset, and dis
tinsuished sussts from abroad, and our
national officers, in one Of the finest social
halls Of the city. fremont Temple will
hold 5000 people. Tvo-thirds Of the fooI
has been reserved for delegates. The
remaining seats in the rear Of the delegates.
will be for sale at the ticket office during
the convention, at twenty ave cents ses-
sion. That visitors from Distance, and
those mos. interested nearer home, may
be sure Of comfortable accommodations
during the meetings, tho frst balcony
sud the front row Of the second balcony
numbering .ix hundred and twelve sests).
have been reserved, 70 be disposed OF on
application. .. 81 and $3.50 apiece accord
ing to location. These are season tickets,
and are transferable. The platform will
be used by the officers. their friends and
invited guests. This leaves nearly 900 sit
tings in the second balcony, free to the gen.
eral public These seats give an excellent
view Of the platform, and the acoustic
properties Ut the Temple are such thAt they
ere - favorable for hearing ~ for seeing.
Friends who desire 70 secure reserved
seats, can apply to Mrs. o. A. Puringsou,
20 Warren avenue. Boston, chairman Of
finance committee.
From . private letter received in this
city We understand that the seats are selling
very rsridly and those friends desiring
reserved .ests to this convention should not
delay in securing them.
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81 IElEcRaPA.


Bo1roB, Jase ss.-Ffve psienneTs -
esyed fron fhs ssass pfisen 81 CAafiessesp.
sean afs<s 5 s'cisek sais evening. ard hires
~ sui q nrns. m men 10 IL prison
sheps lnish work q r. n. Jast alDel
Int hosf . nsnbef Of she een.
vicia esshsfsd IN the corridor 81
Isehsd il their oils. while ofzises Nsssis.
n charge o. the wing, wa on see opposite
sids Of Ne eoffidsr st.ending some sick
psiserefs IN calls. ore Of ths window ears
VS. eisheT sawed Of vrsnchsd OF. making
O. opening Ia the window l2x1a inch<s,
shfpash uaich fse mes q 1ickly passed to the
s.psikv o. sncle sure snfrosndisg the prison
jass inside The outer vail a piece Of
scansling wss placed aSsirst the wall and
Ia tvintling four OF the five vefs
frss. Charles Bsx:ef. alias Chssles
Orne, sentenced from Worcester Jan.
"a, 1890. TO Is yesrs iuprison-
nsns fer larceny from dwelling,
vAs captured before be hsd time 70 leave
the pFisoa tfounds and q once returned "a
his cell. Frederick Sza,ssvsns, alias
Frederick Back, scpts need from Lawrence,
Oct. Is. 1857. 70 25 years Imprisonment
under the haoi.uai crimioai acs vas pus-
sued BY efiieers and eapsr-ed near the cor
pef Of Msin sad Union streets after siigh,
struggle. The other three men succseced in
eluding the officers aid up to . late hoai
we're not csptufed Their names an
James II. Cehsy. alias Frank Kennedy,
and Daaisl Mullen, Alias JOHN Soilivso,
each sentenced to fvs years in March,
1890, fos larceny from building in Bos'
ton snd John c. Lynch. sentenced t, .
short term. October Is, 1890. for larceny
in B 3eson
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Univsrasty Notes.

H.F. Kalloch, 90. has gone TO Old Or
chsrd. where he Is TO be clerk at the Fiske
House.
The degree Of IL. d. has been con-
ferred upon Prof Rogers Of Brosn Uni
yers:ty.
The base ball pennsnt for the season OF
81 will again be hosted over the Colby
diamond.
Ahrsm wyman. 50. has returned home
from the Harvard Divinity School to spend
the summer vacation.
The engagement is anne uuced Of Mr.. @.
Il. Steddard, 81, and Miss Amelia Gould
formerly Of this city ard graduate Of
Caburn Classical Iastisute.
Tae I'm O. A. efiissrs for the fall
term are: President, A. g. Hurd. 90;
vice president, c. N. Perkins, '93; cores
psnding secretary, g. q. Smith, 93; re-
cordips .eeretry and treasurer, =. W.
Padelfofd. 81.
The half fare rates on the Msine Central
to the races u Augusta July 81 and 4sh,
will undoubtedly draw considerable rum
Der from this cits, especially on July 4'b,
~ on th.f day nothing Of public interest IL
To oceur In this city.
Connsrs, Hail, Curtis. Shepherd, Gaileff,
jordan and Bickmore Of the elass Of %.
and repfe senarg the different Creek letter
societies, have been arpcinsef ~ com.
meucement ushers and commenced thsif
dulles Sunday evening. Bickmare IL chief.
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Mr.. W. NJ. Eeatnal who Sss 10 Gardner
abG vicinity i2st summer At work on fope-
sr,pbicsl n,sp OF the locality, to be knos a
a. Zoe "Gsreiner sheet, " 10 agsin here en-
gard In makiag similar sgsvey OF the
. WiscssssI shees," which includes either
TIE Whole or a part ot the tow IS Of Ores
den, wistsssst, PIT stoh. Dsmariscetts,
n. y castle, Alma, Jeff rson and Wh.tefisli.
Later he will do the Booibbsy sheet. He
AS ht the Evans House Saturday Aid had
with him enc Of the first Photographic
Of The Gardiner sheet snd exhibited
the came to the Journal scribe.
II 10 wonderfully accurate in sli
the Interesting details Of contour, ele "a
ton, poad and river shore lines, c)unty
roads and the location Of houses, ponds.
islsnds, streams, etc. Mr.. BeamAn says
that calls have been received for these
sheets from people in this vicinity who are
in running railroads out OF the
city, ~ by consulting ID the elevations and
const ueut grades are easily made out.
Mr.. Bssman also informed the JOURNAL
that the men in the ofiiee in Warrington
were surprised ct the wonderful water
power in Cobbosseec ontee stream. They
errressed surprise at fading q fall
of 1870 feet in the short distance OF
A mile and thas through the city
itself and regarded il ~ one of the finest
manufacturing sites in the county. Mr..
Beaman further states, that nj, place OF its
.ixe which be has ever visited has the bus
mess life and activity which the city OF
Gardiner pre- septs every business day 10
The year. He will be engaged for several
months on the Wiscaseet sheet.
He ands the highest elevation on the sheet
to be Beach hill. in the town Of Pittston,
and will make that one Of his principal
points for trisngulstion. Mr.. Bssman iu-
forms the JOURNAL representative that the
photographs OF these several Maine sheets
will be furnished TO the nemesrs OF parry
of experienced geologists. vhc will make .
thorough geoloeicsl survey Of the locality
under directions Of the Uaited States gov
ernment. This work will be done This
summer,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-02

HAvxan1sI. n1aaa, June ~ -Ths dis
appsarance o. Anos CAzDoa sill foxns ~
sahiecs of ccavsRsofsaa hefu- Tn ns5oRjsy
AZ his xrisnds think ~ b alive. hHk his = ~
lss1s sufe ~ u dssd- Tia ieseef I'm ~
hin Ia ~ stsfefoon ef sAe Hseames cd
dresssd b his. bspoh1R-ir. las. Mr.. weeks,
has been received by Mn. CaRspn and i .
foilcvs.
.PoarLASD srnAAEA-My only lfissd
ChaRles. HeeSivs ns this 90, hut NJ rsids
id Il Tabs Carrie sway fFcn shsa cured
city. fsks hsr Aoos with yousself. Ny
dasiings. doat forget. leave jon in change
Of is Ill. Yen ass III oaly eas I caa sfnss.
Taxa my iassfsscs noneJ asd invest for
ths bersAs Of he daflinss. Beware how
you spsnd II for then. GO to DIR Day Of
H.; be viii explain ali - yea. Fare
well. Yoar xsiend,
.Asos y
A letter cane from Carson. addressed 10
his Wife. In some sespec d similar 70 the ons
addressed 20 Weeks, but confsined como
thirgs be va unwilling to havs published.
The letter commsnced: my dear Wis
when yos shall hsve received this letter l
shall be With my mother II referred to
his insurance money Of 5000 in the New
England order Of Protection. and to his
darling children. Ii transpirss that Carson
.as suffering from disease for which he
wss treated cy physician the very day be
left. Mrs. Carson on ore cc,ssinn found
bottle Of iaadanum in the pocket Of her
Lushsnd's clothes, but die cot srsu think
that her husband intended TO commit suicide.
There SCENE 70 be 70 reason Why Care IN
should have taken his life.
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FscuIi.r Violation OF the Alien Con.
rtact Labor Law.

WAsnlseros, June 29.--Immisration
IDspee'Jr S tch Of Chicago, recently re-
ported 10 the treasr-y department that
I.ssc Woolf, . reputable business man OF
Chicsga, has inpo. ed from Japan two
vehicles snosn there as 'tJinrikshas" aid
two Japanese men 10 pro ssi them BY hand,
Ith siatrn on teiEg 10 have them placed
In tie public Park " Chicago for the
purpose of hsp'i1g or drawing children
free Of charge, Mt, Woolf agreeing to pa5
the men $50 each 8 mon'h for six months,
The iasps etor iequired whether i. is =
violation Of the siien contract labor law.
Assistant Seere'sry Nsttlston today IT,
formed him thxs the eepss ment holds, al
though iris IL so far as koown An en-
tirely new enter rise in this county.
ct it eau hardly be c. lied q "new industry >"
in the ssnse Of the lag, nor you'd il seem
ingly be necessary to ,mpnri skilled labor"
to propel the "Jinfikshss"; therefore Mr..
wolf must be belt to have violated the law
by importing these Jspenese isborers
under contract made prior to the
importation" AZ Mr. Wools declares thst
hs had no intention Of ,iola,'ng tbs lag and
IS the imported Isbc,ers have not come iato
competition with ,me lahorers, it is sd-
vised that no suis be commenced against
him, provided re will Immediately have
those men returned to their own country.
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Mr.. Dudley Rove 10 recovering slowly
and IL now able to be cut when the weather
is good. He tells his story OF the Hgh
street accident in very positive ard IN.
hssi,siing manner and Gays that he shall
institute q suit fer heavy damsges against
the city. He says - Vas pitch dark when
his road cart struck the rock, that the
electric light WAS not burning at the time,
that 1t would not have helped things IL 1t
had been. He says further that he WAS
driving very slow at the time, thN after
being thrown out his feet became entangied
in the wheel of his cart, so that be was
thrown over several times, and finally
lsrded amongst the rocks on the roadside,
and that he never lost Consciousness from
the time of the accident until be wss osr-
ried to his houss. 1t 10 his theory that bis
niece had her neck broken at this place,
and that her dead body fioally fell from the
wagon at the point where ii was found:
The father Of the dead girl has commenced
q suit sgains. the city to recover damage
in the SUN Of 5000.
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$1,000 REWARD 4!

DIR. FIsk will deposit one thousand dol
las in any bank in le~isto and will al
low any ply sicisn who fails to cure bleed.
log piles by the sntiquated, absolute and
.orturiDg knife. hga.ure or caustic,
to selecI 10 Of the rorst csses-no matter
how long standing or large the tumoYs and
be will forfeit 800 for each case he fails
to cure by HE pairiess method.
DIR. FISK'S uperring method enables
hin 10 guarantee 4 cure in every case, VIII,
hesitate. You risk nothing. Because
others have fsiled In your case is no reason
WY you should not accept cure now.
Delay may mean cancer Of the reetum, or
sesse Of the Kidneys, bladder or nrino
genital organs which will be sure 10 entail
vital weakness, nervous debility and IN
told misery OF body and mind. Attend to
the trouble now.
PrTsFIEIn Me-, Dec. 20. 1880.
DR.. G. 7. Fisk;
your hind letter an everything 10 going TO be ms
you said, and an SO happy this morning must
q right down and tel. you how ami am entirely
zee from pain, The soreness u all gone and d not
link the iuilpess that IL down viii trouble me.
and unless II does shall not trouble 1t. but jus
soon as 1t does shall come 10 w. or send sor
ira my present happiness. would not Nc back
V iere was the frs, time you came for hui."eds
, : collars.
The people all thIsk my cure IL remarkable. DIT.
D. has returned from Caif0rnis md he told my
husband the othe, night he shouii take the first
opportunity TO Call and congratulate me on my
recovery. viii close by best wishes. From Il
true friend, M.s. q. y. MONK.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rsek-
land cured, very bad case.
GEO. A. GILCHRIST, Ship builder
Recklsnd Pile tumots very large, cured
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER, Of Portland
failed to get help by harsh treatment cured
By DIR. Fisk without pain.
r X. GATELY, Ex Department com G,
A. r. Portland cured years ago mo return
Of the trouble.
Few. GEO. d. LINDSEY, Bangor
cared.
Rev. ]. C. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
successfully cured, very bad case.
N. B. STOCKBIDGE, Of Lewiston
treated and permanently cured eleven years
80.
{. s. ROGERS. Gardiner cured.
9 W. AVERELL, Gardiner, cured.
Z IRAN FULLER, Halloweil, cured.
C. r. KEITH, Waterville, cured.
So We might aives hundreds Of names Of
parties cured throughout the State. Fol
Living appointments
GARDINER, EVANS, every Monday
A. NJ.
AUGUSTA, North, Monday p. M.
VA rERVlLLE, Elmwood, Tuesday A. M.
P0RTLAND,U s. Hotel, every Satu-ds
At home 344 Min St., Lewiston, Thursday,
Friday and Sunday Of each week.
iune2e0d&wtf
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One of1he finest monuments which has
recently been placed in 0ss; Grove Gene
teiy was set lss, week BY Mr.. A. Fuller Of
this cisy On his family bot ar the West, IN
svsnus. 1t is about II feet inches in
height ard includes q pedestal fur feet
square q, The base and SIX feet high. eur
mounted by liie sizsd ptssie Of Faith.
po'nung III. way Hsayehward. Oa fb<'
fsur faces Of tbs peissEsl are places for the
iaseriptichs 0f thase who lie buried beneath
ie. snd shove tie cap htone are lie
symbols If tie osder IN the Golden
Tress Of which organization Mr.. Fuller has
always been prominent memee,. The
monument IL OF white broizi. rev
material Which 10 b .cemins pc. uisr Tor
sueh work md WAS sat BY Mr. Georges
the lncst representative Of the
com, any. IL is certainty one u tn, finest
pieces Of work in the esmstsrY-
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CONDENSED DIsFArcHss.
Ths Pish OF the News taken from q,
Current nvsuts Of tbs Day.

Fire caught in the Sinclair House, Wood
vile, N. H. Monday, doing damage est.
mated ut $1,000
Fire Monday night destroyed VIM
Phillips griss mill q Hsdiey, Mass; loss,
5000; psrsly insured.
James Coscefan swallowed his false tseth
snd upon an operation being performed at
the Massachusetts, General Hospital, died
Monday.
Treasurer Nebecker psports net balance
in the treasury OF ~ sos, 439 in excess OF
fractional silver coin and Of depoaits in the
national banks,
All ths striking weavers Of the Sisters
vile mill at Slsiersvilie, r. /, save eight,
have accepted the compromise offered ard
feslrued TO work
Charles j. Tishe was a,rsignsd befoi .
the Supreme Judicial Court Monday II
New Bedford. Macs, en- the charge Of
Numbering Peter 4 johnson and plesdsd
not guilty. He was remsnded for trial.
Ffsnk..A. HsunsH, a life long resident Of
Maiden, Mass died ut his home Moniay
night Of consump or, ssed SO years. For
. number Of years he vas with Jackson,
MsndsIl & Daniels, Boston. also carried 0n
tbs manufacturing Of brushes IN Boston.
n. r. Huston, = membsr Of the New
York Cotton Exchange. failed Monday. and
his name vas posted on fieexchnge floor.
But little could be lesvned Is to the e. eat
of his liabilities. A. far o. il known
$500 to $500 y II cover his indebtedness
With the co. on exchange.
Levi asd Joseph Srans, msltsters. Bsl.i-
more, Md, hsve assigned. Primary Hs-
biIities, e1s0. eco; contingent iabiIii ,es,
600. COO TIE assets aggregate $3.50. COO.
A number Of banks offered 10 help the hsm
over ,hs trouble. bat Il vas thought best to
taxa the step which eliminated in sssis y
ment-
At meeting Of trffEic nanassfs ss Chi
caso Of the East bound roads Monday, the
Michigan centsai aonoznced, taking eject
July tn, that it would reduce he fatss %
dressed beef from aga 70 45 cents pm 100
pounds. from Chicago to Boston, thereby
iDAii1g d the ssne y III fate " New Ym :
from Chicago, and the Grand Trunk, 10
nfser 10 psetesve The diRessnfiaI, viii b
forced 70 fedscs il dressed best fst9na
43A cents 10 New EngIand -
II Montreal
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Davis. thc photographer, has recently
been tnfling nis attention &, the taking of
interiors and outdoor pic;nres. and With
highly satisfactory results. Tae interiors
j elude faithful reproductions 1T some Of
the handsome roc ms IN the John Mitchell
residence a. the New Mnls They sre
four in nnmter. and inclu5e pictures of the
hal, drsFing room ard library, and COM
tinsticn Of the three rooms They are
clex cut and shsrr. outlining every article
q furniture and decoration in the ciesrest
manner pessinle. THE ouniror picture Is
ons Of the two sister steamers. kennebeo
and nsza1ahge, a. trey ny 81 the steam
BEAT wharf Saturday sfterpoou, just before
shs departure Of tss SAgsdshoc for Boston.
II is An excellent picsurs ~ both steamers,
showing every part Of them with remark
shie disfinc.nsss.
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Lsbo. rroub... Growing at Pittsburs.

pITTsBuRa, Pa, June 29-Labor
troubles are growing here, the most portent-
ous being the unexpected attitude of
western manufacturers toward tie new
scale of the Amalaamsted Association.
A conference held today between
committee of manufacturers and
men resulted in absolutely nothing,
but wider bresch. The manufacturers
were opposed 10 every new clsuse in the
scale, especially to that making nine hour
heat. They say BY this rule they would
lose one heat of every three or four, in
cressinS tue cost Of production IL per
cent. The existing scale expires tomorrow,
and uniess some agreement n reached the
mills must shut down or attempt 10 run
without she AmsIgsmated men. Some of the
man ufaetarers declare that il the Eine-hop-
rule 10 rot drenped their mills will be shut
down, while others say thst they will ig-
more the Amalgaraied Association and
start up sith noE-uuiun men.
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There is 10 wna pteDsbi, ID the city Of
Gardiner Who eBjoy mskifig others happy
so veil ss doss pfnf s, =. Wright. the
genial, shs'e. b srssi principal Of the
hl9h fchooi. Uisevsrsi oecSsions he has
given The members f his different ciAstea
excassloas, puppets and rec ptions. sill Of
vhicb have been attended ~iih the NOS,
delightful ts,ul's. To-day he xi6s ssethss
to the list IL d = eaea son which he will
give tbs iweaay yang msn who compose
his Sunday ac'.o.i class 10 the Methods 8,
church. Leaving here az SD ,ut 6 80 O'Clock
this uie-ai ths Fsrsy Will 60 by buck
board ~ ;te B4s.sit house at the foot Of
Cvbbos Ne, csuiee i se whore they viii spend
the r.n<lnisr OF ths Jay ~ huaiiug boasin z
and lshI.g. u Is sare 70 he a merry time.
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There WAS . very ples.sns gathering at

There WAS very pleasant gathering al
Mr.. Henry Percisars On Gctchell street.
Saturday night, when the ladies' Orehes
tra. TO which organization two daughters of
Mr. Pereivsi beioog, had their last regular
practice for she season Mise Bertha
Blumenthsi, whose parents have removed
80 Boston, is Obliged to sever her connection
with the orchesrs, and this VAS her last
meeting with them. Several friend, were
invited in, ard all were delighted with the
beautiful iau.ic. We are glad TO under
stand that In the fall the orchestra ~ill
again be in practice, and proposed TO fill 3
number Of engagements ~ desirable
iscslisies. 1t is not unlikely that the num-
Der Of members viii be increased, ard 8
double bass ard flute sided to the instru
mepisiiop, VII CHI would be noticeable
Improvement.