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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-05-15
COUNTY

Nathan Thorn, one Of Woodstown's
aged and influential citizens died on
Monday.
Oliver Patrick, son of VIM. Patrick,
formerly of Quinton, was murdered at
Norristnwu Saturday night by unpro-
.voked blows from a ruffian.
John Scott, q lad Of IA, who ran
away from his parents nea Salem IN
1878, and mOurned as lost rs he never
wrote home. has returned a typical
Westerner.
Constable Carney. of Salem, CONT l.
ued to prove his fieet.footedness, and
sticktuitiveness by capturing Abram
Trusty, a colored mau OF BushtOwn
after a long chase and having him CON-
mitted to jail for n felonious assault on
his IA year.old daughter.
Jon. B. Grier, ST., has resigned as
Secretary Of the Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co after Is years service,
and W0Odnnt Petit has been elected
TO the vacancy. Mr.. Grier who las
been a very efficient officer resigns be-
cause of old age.
Several Pilesgrove farmers have been
holding onto their last years crop of
sweet potatoes for big prices. They re-
fused to sell when they were 81 and
are now glad to get SIPS per barrel
Notwithstanding round potatoes are
high sweet one seem to Ire u drug OH
the market.
Burglars have been worrying the
citizens of Yorktown and vicinity SO
much of late that II vigilance commit
tre was formed Saturday night and re-
suited in capturing two negroes while
entering a farm house. They escaped
ON their way to jail.
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The followi ing is the list Of pupils in
The Penn's Grove school who have pass
ed the County examinations:
ADVANCE GRADE-Bessis Sailor
Denny.
CLASS ,9l GRADUATEs-Rena Bid.
die Leap, Harry Jacob Cable, David
Winthrop johnson, Clara Leola Will
lett, Phebe Crockett Shultz, Anna
Teresa Cream.
CLASS 1872, SEALs-Elia 5. Murlin,
Anna Bessie Kille, Hildreth Turner.
SEC. GRADE-Ida 5. F%eatherer, Ber-
tina b. Claypoole. Keasby Wcatherby,
Bessie NJ. JohnsoR, Rebe Cunningham,
Harry s. Barber. Fletcher w. Layton.
Glass OF '93, SEC. GRADE-Adelbert
Higgins, Anna b. Sailor, Willie Lay
ton. Alvin ID. Kille, Arthur M. Denny,
Ollie G. Denny, Florence Robbins, Ber-
tina Bowen. Jennie Stiles. Rena Stiles.
Naomi I. Biddle, Dora Smith, Mamie
Harker. Laura Simkins, Beulah Bor-
den, Lille Lloyd, Rebecca Reign.
SEALs-Warren Holman, Laura Jess.
Katie Cream, Elsie Morris, May Turner,
Asa G. Justice.
County Superintendent has not re-
ported Third Grade.
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MEMORIAL DAY.

will be appropriately celebrated in
Penn's Grove on Saturday, Both. In
the morning the members of Acton
Post Il. A. II. will decorate the graves
IN the cemeteries and ut 2 o'clock ad,
dresses will Le delivered by Revs. ID.
w. q. McIntire, G. 5. Meseroil, K. j..
Patterson and Prof. j. Harry Smith.
Ten years previous to last year the
Post made excursions to Finh's Point
and Fort Delaware. AS it became old
with many and more could not 60 we
heard the question asked; why not
hold tile celebration at home and draw
the people into town." Last year the
speaking and u dinner were held at the
Cove. The Post does not ask for the
trouble of u dinner but if the citizens
would furnish a lunch for those from a
distance and patronize the festival in
the evening it will please and aid the
old warriors. II has also been suggest
ed that a chorus of young folks sing at
the cemeteries and in the hall. Let all
help to make the celebration u C
The Band will furnish music.
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PERSONALS.
PERSONALS.
Miss Ida X. Barnsdell, Of Brooklyn,
a Waiting lob Barber.

MIss Ida n. D~arhsue''' . o'oo'yn'
" V'''i'R 'oo Daio
Mrs. David johnson Is accompanying
her husband on the schooner Red Wing
for a trip 10 Newport, II. L.
m.-e.....a..u.. ID nurn
Jr., was in town Tuesday looking after
the interests Of schools.
,u.,... IN 49,, uss.,.u "a. IN
Masse, w. xAo.on, '. sa was ~
.owh SATURDAY h'shs s'ee'i"s "is many
'rieh"s.
Jas. G.. Murphy who had his left
hand mashed during the repairs to the
Ienns Itoye WHAT, - sss.'.s ~ 500 he
cas use ms nahu again ai'er 'eh VEGAS
sune'ihs'
DIR. Enoch Fithian, celebrated his
Goth birthday at Greenwich with nu-
merous friends on Saturday.
IT,. ,.,.,ds ,f r. s.,a,or f,.. G
no - $1,000, m,a.sa q;
III h;m ohia ~ Ia M. ana nt,and
~ S.,.;nass Wh;ia sor sro,~ rail nat
~ ~ sr;ands hons ha m a aoaIIv recover
Nv. Ia = ~ .sa, Iii s,om liz,
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A Wonder Worker.

Mr.. Frank Huffman, a young man Of
Burlington, Ohio, states that he had been
under the care Of two prominent physicians,
and used their treatment until he was not
able to get around. They pronounced his
case to be Consumption and incurable. He
was persuaded to try DR.. Kings New Dis
ooyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
and ut that time was not able to walk across
the street without resting. He found, be-
fore he had used half of a dollar bottle, that
he was much better; be continued to use it
and is today enjoying good health If you
have any Throat, Lung or Chest Trouble
Try it. We guarantee satisfaction. Trial
bottle free at W. d. Robbinss Drug Store
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, hay
ing had placed in his hands by an East india
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all other throat and Lung Affections; also .
and ali Nervous Complaints. after having tested
its wonderful curative powers In thousa nds Of
cases, has felt 1t his duty to make II known
and a desire 10 relieve human sufie. ing. l will
send fee OF change. 10 all who desire i, this
recipe, in German, French or English, with fail
mail BY addressing with stamp. naming this
paper. w. A. NorEs, so Powers FLOCK, Rocles-
sc:, N. Y. S6ly.
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PHILADELPHIA, Monday May. II. 1891.
Men for themselves and
mothers for their Boys will
have thoughts on Clothing
A few more degrees of
heat and you'll be asking for
a light suit. Serge. Cheviot
and Homespun are the trio Of
styles now at the front. The
Serges rise from $40, the
Cheviots from $I2, and the
Brown Homespuns at $IS,
$40 and $as fill the bill for
fashionable young men. In
the latter there are gratifying
touches Of trimming aud finish.
There is a run on the IS
Trousers.
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The last meeting Of the old Board
last week donated $25 to Director Shute
for his services and $25 to ]. Forman
Sinnickson as solicitor. On motion
Co., Clerk Coles was authorized to
borrow $500 necessary to settle ac-
counts to end Of fiscal year. Co. Clerk
Coles. said ONE of the expenses the
past year We're: Aims House, $7,1O0;
Elections (three) S5,4S2; Jail, $l,270:
Bonds, 5000. No notes In Bank or
other obligations.
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Since it is now a we~ll-estahlished fact
that catarrh is a blood disease, medical
men are quite generally prescribing
Ayers Sarsaparilla for that most loath-
some complaint, and the result, in ear
ly every instance, proves tie wisdom of
their advice.
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The centre of gravity for
Boys Clothing is under the
north skylight Of this store.
There is no spot in all this
city so eligible for Clothing
buying, especially for ladies.
One hundred sorts and
more of Boys Clothing, 4 to
ID years, ST. and over, are at
your command. The Wash
Suits from England. Sailor
styles, 8 to 8 years, at $3.50,
have been recruited-how they
haze sold! Small Boys Reef
ers for changeable weather, at
S.. 50. and $50 pairs Knee
Trousers at 75c and 85c are
ready to-day.
Stylish Suits for big boys
an abundance of them.
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DIED

STRATTON-In PENIS Grove, May 10th, 1891
Elizabeth Jane, wife Of Jacob d. Stratton, aged
81 years.
BEYIS-Near PENIS Grove, May Q, 1891,
George w. Bevis, aged 65 years.
THORNE-In Woodstown, Fifth mo-. 18th, Of
pneumonia, Nathan Thorne, aged IS years.
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nushls.'s As.iss salvs.

n Bed Galvein IL werld ~ Cnts
1ruias. eorsA Ulosn, Sat Rheum, Fever
essut Ts1tss, Chopped HAndA Chilblains
cu.A M n Gin Exupt@ End positive
" 0sa Fla - py nqutrsd. It u
gsmAAssa = Gvs PxlsA a~tis1hctioa, Or
nssg $500 ko20As pr box
y. 1UAAuA pu91Daa
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The bargains in Women's
Nillson Slippers and Fancy
Oxford Shoes at $3.50 from
81, in Kidd Slippers at $3.50
from $3.50 and Las from 81
arein good supply and there are
a few seating sizes Of the May
Fair Oxford Shoes at S..
Remember the power ofS3in
the "Wanamaker Wear-We
trade mark Shoes for men
and Women. Eight sorts for
men, six sorts for women. So
commands more in them than
in any oAher EoOt-aoear in this
or any other market.
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Ever Devised

I have used them In my family and caused
them to be used among my friends and eni-
ployes for more than twenty years. To my
certain knowledge many cases Of the follow
ing complaints have been completely and
permanently cured by the use Of Ayers Pills
fever, sick headache, rheumatism. fux, dys-
that q moderate use Of Ayers Pills, contin-
ued for q few days or weeks, a the nature
Of the complaint required. would DO found
an absolute euro for the disorders I have
named above.n-J. O. Wilson. Contractor
and Builder, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
"For eight years I was sfiicted with con-
stipation, which at last became so bad that
the doctors could do no more for me. Then
! began to take
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The new tan and gray shades
of Belford Cords that so many
have been asking for, are
plenty now. Genuine Bed
fords. no mistake. 50 inches,
$2.5o.
Here's a French Melange
Serge. Put together in a mas
ter way; no slipping; dainty
color blendings. 8 shades, ST.
a yard. d. inches.
Zig-Zag Suiting is one of
the seasons novelties. Hair
lines of silk, about N inches
apart give a very pretty effect
Finish smooth, weight light, a
lovely Spring costume stuff.
40 inches wide I.25.
Have you seen half.priced
Dress Robes? Exclusive pat
terms, desirable colors, and op-
portunities like these;
$2S French Robe, $14.
$25 French Robe, $12.50
$50 French Robe, $40.
A pleasing innovation
Channels Hair striped Cheviot
very light and Snmme,y, but
woven to look like the heavy
weight goods used for tailor
made Suits. Many shades in
Guiding tans and grays. 40
inches, /.
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CLARK PETIT,
D n Gal EN- NJ l.

Also $1,000 prime yr. Peach Trees, to 6 IT,,
at $35 per 1000 and other Fruits, Ornamentals,
Usage Quicks, &C., at reduced prices at Hedge
Nj,
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New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry q.
Steamer Christina
Time table taking effect April 26th, 1891, between
Wilmington, PENIS Grove, Pennsville
I'D CoIaro

Time table taking effect April 26th- 1891, between
Wilmington, PENIS Grove, Pe%nnsville
and Salem.
Leaves PENIS Grove at 6, $50, q. m, 1.20, $40
D. m, for Wilmington, arriving at 6.35, lO.25, a.
Returning Ing; leaves Wilmington, at 7.o5, a; m,
y m IL $50; S4S sP p M p { for X fen 4Se Grove %s arriving
Leaves Penn's Grove at 7.45 a. M, and Ais p.
m. for Pennsville, arriving 8.25 a. m. and 0 p. M:
STOP. M, fer Penn,s Grove, arriving at 80 a.
MT Steamer cam ei'O RReybold leave, salem at 7, and
adelphia. Returning leaves Philadelphia at 2
and Penn's Grove at 4 p. m.
SUNDAY ONLY
Leaves PENIS Grove, at 80, l0a. M, and 4
d. IN. for Wilmington, arriving In ~ minutcs.
Returning leaves Wilmington ats, sll.3O Y. M,
and S y. M, for PENIS Grove, arriving In 80
Leaves Penn's Grove at l2.lO a. IN, for Penns-
willie arriving at I2.45. Returning leaves Penns,
vile at 8 p. M, arriving at Penn's Grove at 3ao
pm. -
Boat leaving PENIS Grove 6 a. m l., connect, az
Wilmington with trains for Reading, Soatesyiie
West Chester and all points on W. NJ H..
meets with steamer Reybeld from salem Della,
ware City and New Castle; also tram from
woodbury. and all points on Delaware River Il.
Boat leaving Wilmington at 7.O5 a. m, and
$40 p. m, connects with trains on delaware
River X. r, for all stations and win Steamer
Reybold 70 and from salem' DeiawareC'y anu
For the accommodation OF Pennsyille passen.
gers the steamer Christina leaving fennviiie ~ "
$50 a. m, will connect at Penns Grove with
Steamer Reybold for Philadelphia, and on tne
return trip Steamer Christina VIII make con-
nections with steamer Reybold Tor returning
sRoat ieaying Wilmington at II 30 a. IN, and
PENIS Grove at II. 10 Sundays will run down the
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ron HAULING m WILMINGTON.

The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to haul truck, &c. than
ever. WIN. Forrest will still be on hand
to run that part Of the business.
81. w. L. JEFFERs. Supt.
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$2S French Robe, $14.
$25 French Robe, $3.50
S20 French Robe. e1O.

Getting a dress r~eadymade
takes one of the most wear
ing OF worries from a woman's
life. You can find here a Dress
of whatever quality or grade
yon care for.
Cloth Suits-A great variety of ma
terial and styles of making; plain
plaid; stripes and the new spotted
cloth in the most desirable col
ors-tans, grays, browns, nayys,
blacks, etc, SIG to $40.
Cloth Skirts-Black and navy, to
wear with a Blouse, % to s12.
India Sats-(fgured) trimmed with
lace, ribbons, etc, $3.50 0 to $4o.
Surah Suits-Trimmed with lace,
gimps, etc. $31. rs to $62.
Surdh Skirts-(blaek), S16 to $22. 30.
Lace Suits-Plain and figured, net
Grenadine, etc., $42 to $S2.
Black Suits-Cashmeres Henrietta,
ETC., for mourning; a full stock al
ways on hand.
Outing Suits-A special study
nobby and appropriate for the
purpose. Flannel, Cloth, Cheviot
etc, $12 to $50.
English Tapestry Brussels
Rugs full 90 Per cent nnaer
byzce. We took an importers
all in a lump. The price saw
ing goes to you. This is how
the figures run.
Rugs 10. 6x9, $16.25
Runs 10 .Ox9, $1s.75
Rugs Is. 6x10, $23
Rugs IL. Ok II, $27.25
Rugs 15.0x12, S31
Charming patterns.
The Kodak has ever sea-
son for his own-especially
Summer. Last outing time
we could hardly get Kodaks
fast enough. A hit to the
wise. rs, 32.5o, 40. so
and 60.
Hawkeye and other Hand
Cameras in full supply.
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Blue Kline 1865

chestnut four year old Intensely inbred Blue
Bull stallion. A natural pure gated %trotter:
Our last three weanlings Of 1880, by him. and
at a cash public sale, March End, 1891. Terms
SIS 10 inquire.
Trial a.as Meadow Chief rrials:as.
Also a prize winner as a large carriage horse
sire. l6L hands, l40O ns.: extremely stylish,
kind and handsome; trial BPS; sire of Essie,
trial 2:26. Meadow Maid 2:22, and many other
fast ones. His produce are very large, rangy
have fine action and dispositions. One team
recently sold for s2225 right of the farm. Terms,
$50 TO insure. ~
"Hedgefield Farm or send us your p. o. adj
dress, Tor our New Catalogue giving full par
ticularS and terms by the owner.
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WANAMAKER.

This month is the best time to
subscribe, soc a year. Por-
train Of Professor Moulton.
JoHS WANAMAKER.
Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
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The annual meeting Of the County
Board of Chosen Freeh0lders was held
In the Court House, Salem, on Wednes-
day, when officers were elected for the
ensuing year. Clerk, ]. Forman Sin
nickson called the Board to order ut
IL O'Clock and the roll call showed all
present rs follows:
Salem Z. W.-Benj. b. Westcott, X. 1892.
W. W.-Jos. X. Waddingt0n, d. 1873.
Elslnbor0- Chas, Z. barker, 4. 1894.
~Quinton-Lewis Fox, X. 1894,
A~ll0way-Ge0. W. Dorrell, II. 1894.
Upper Pittsgroye, Isaac j.. Prickett. h. 1892.
Mannington-Aiired b. Shute, X. 1895.
Pilesgrove-Edwin L. Borton, II. 1894.
L. p. Geck-Edmund Lawrence, d. 1898.
u. r. Ncck-Wm. Il. Denny, X. 1898.
Oldmans-Hiram DOughten, X, 1897,
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Winner Of five FIRST premiums in show rings, and
OF third money in his only race. won in 2:40,-
$40. 2:S0K 2:SiH and 2:29N and turned the last
half Of his fourth mile In 1:l2h, a 2:25 clip, at
Wilmington 1890. Bellman's 2:29h being the
fastest trotting at the meeting. Aline 2:20 and
YORKTOWN Belle 2:9OH beaten in 2:20 class In
1888, $50 and 2:3011. His get are second only
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GENERAL NILES
Orders CiVllilui 70 Ksep ct
Of Hstils's Camp
Is % Proposes 70 DtsiPn flaa 4 b
las 70 shsll u, Camp
Small Bands oa Iadisns otvieg up ol0
aud Ansiqaatsa Asma

Pun Rlpes Aasncr, 8, D., Jan. le.-
THIS sernins IL ~.s reported On good au-
thopity that a-n, Niles bad oriesed The
civiisns ~ ksep out Of tho hostile camp
becsuse b. Intended to dtsaSm the Iadisns
Il hs had TO shell the camp 10 acoouplteh
his purpose. AdjatAnt Caensral Coeoln
soali neither admit NOR deny that sach .
course had been decided upon. Az long,
he said, - the sfms we're being given up
by the diana there wAs NO nsceseity for
usins force TO oamnei more speedy eur.
render Of the weapons.
Gen. Miles 10 disposed to b paaieat q
long - The Iudians seemed ready y comply
s,th the demands. This morains ab sus
twenty lndixns came into the agency Audes
Little Hawk and surrendered thiity-one
guns. come wiachesters and some - old -
the nood. Tho weapons we're rscsivsd In
the name Of General Miles aad tasnsd
over to Agent Pierce and tagged
with the owners and chisfs nance fos safs-
keeping. The clothing Of the lndisns was
not searched. No one doubted they hofs
hidden arms which they would nos hssitats
to use In an emergency. Thus far 81
auus have been turned over out Of at lsass
l480 which the hossilss are believed 10
possess The Cheyennss belonging 10
l.iulc Chiet's and Standing Elk's banda
left today for Tongue river II has been
decided they cannot live comfortably among
the Sioux.
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Prospects Of the Elections Bin.

1t WAS the understanding on the Republi-
motion made by Wolcott to adjourn was
defeated, that the extension of the Senate
would not result in any measurable advance
ment of elections bill. The purpose was
to convince few Republican senators who
are of conservative opinions that the old
method of passing measure, obnOxious
to the minority BY excess and sheer pbysi-
cal endurance 10 no longer effective.
The majority feel, after the short prac-
tiee in The tactics tried today, that the few
senators who retained their belief in other
methods will consent to support the pro-
posed closure rule. This measure now on
the calendar can be taken up at . mo.
ment's notice by an affirmative vote. The
rumored effort may be made tomorrow
There are several obstacles to the enact
ment of the rule. In the 6rst place q way
must be found 10 limit debate upon il.
In the second place arises the question of
the ability Of the Republicans Composing
they can maintain their majority to secure
q quorum, for they fear the Democrats as
a last resort may refuse to vote in an at
tempt to break the quorum. Six R-pubii
can senators are absen. from the city and
all are involved in matters relstive to his
own or colleagues reelection and 1t is i'm
probable that they could return before the
middle Of next week.
The r. publicans were much encouraged
by the action of Senator Wsshburn in vot-
ing with them against the adjournment and
they feel although he may eventually vote
against the bill he will vote thus TO help
make up quorum.
Senator logjis proposition in subject
was much speculation. He refrsined from
voting Wednesday night to take up the
elections bill and tonight WAS not present
when the first motion to adjourn was de-
feated.
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Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.

SPECIAL to the kENNEBEC JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Jan. I6-Nathan Petite, EN-.
ployed in Matthews sash and door factory
in this city, accidentally ran his left hand
into saw. Friday, badly cutting all the
fingers and thumb. IL is thought thai
one Of the fingers will have TO be am
puiated
James McTaggett, breakman on the Bel.
fast line, while uncoupling the cars and
engine as usual above the bridge, caugh,
his right hand between the saackles and
pin, jsmming it badly.
The Belfas, Hotel Co. have elected the
following officers: A. A. Howes, presi-
dent; A. ID, Chase, secretary; Calvin Har-
vey, treasurer; A. A. Howes, I. W. Par.
ker. A. C. Sibley, Calvin Harvey, N. +.
Houston. directors.
Schooner A. Hsyford, Warren, arrived
Thursday with coal from New York, and
will haul into winter quarters, Schooner
A'izons, Gray, arrived Thursday with corn
for Swan & Sibley. Schooner Lizzie Bah.
cock, Wheaton, IS loading hay and pot ,toes
for Chsrlsstown. Schooner Sarah, Smith,
sailed Friday for Vinalhsven. John Somes,
Robbins, sailed F,idsy for Ellsworth. e.
). Warren, Ciasson, arrived Friday from
Boston.
Swif. & Paul are building an Off &c iu
their store.
John Apsis of this city died at his home
Wednesday, aged ss years ani seven
months. He has been fisherman mos, Of
his life. on the GrsGd Banks and oshei
fishing resorts.
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The House went into committee on the
whole ON the District Of Coiumbis approp.
ration bill. Rodgers Of Arkansas. after
paying lis respects 70 the parliamentary
is1 - RI cosnizsd By the Speaker, sppeaied
70 the republican majority not 70 ask once
more The distinguished Speaker to assume
any further responsibility IN regard 70 tbs
silver question.
When. in the his.ory Of the country,
had the Speaker ever me: tie demands Of
bis party more couraseously or more
brasely than hsd the prssen,
speaker, or mere disasrousiy
Had IL come to this that afser tie Speaker
had suffered . terrible penalty resulting
from the responsibility thsusts upon him
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HrANSIs. Mass., Jan, Is The steamer
Lucy +, Miller Of Nes York for Bansov.
sit6 general cargo, arrived here today In
distress She was boarded bv UnderwrtsSs
Agent Msllows and Diver W o Duncan
and found Taking. E6srts viii be made
here TO stop the leak.
VIsKYARD HAvsn. MAss -Schooosr
Freddie Wilson fystsd OF PasQae" leland
today and after je'tsoeios sb ut lO0'b
psving stones was iowed here sppafsn tiy
ipinjMed.
Nxw BBpFoRp. Mass .--.B risish schoo nev
Patriot. recently ashore ~ P,,Q ~, has had
her carg, Of log sood reshipped and will bs
owed TO Boston.
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CANADA MnRDs lGoMnY.
4 Delegation Sent to Husops to
Raise Needed Funds.

MONTREAL, Jan. l6,--A delegation left
here today for Europe to borrow ~ ,SO0,-
600. which Barring Bros. contracted for
but could not carry out.
Meroier and his treasurer will call for
Paris on the la Of February 10 raise co..
OOO. 900 The Dominion government must
1t once make temporary loan Of
Si, coo 900.
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Gorhsm Normal School Semi annual
Examination.

GoRHax, Jan l6.-At the semi.annual
examination Of the Gorham Normal School
today, Senstoss Giles and Poor. Reprssen-
ta'ives Little field. Kimball and Merrill
OF the educational committee, State Super
iatendeas Lube ard Mr.. Lowell Of the
trustees and others in atfendsnce. The
evening the graduation exercises Ct the
nfst class Of 1891 took place. This school
during the pA.s half year bad the lnges,
membership 10 ito history.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-17
British ship r ,vsas q Il, M,.s,ss.

New Yomx, Jan. l6.--rhe Enslish
Lloys csbiei the maritime exchange tosisy
has the British ship Ravens Hall, C,ps.
Teller, which lsf. this city June II with .
cargo Of ane pe.rolea am, has bssn po.ted
a. missing vessel. The Ravens Hall
was spoken once after leaving port, Oh Ju.
~ "a. She was then In lot. 10 south.
long. "a vest.