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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


BLOWING OFF HIS FINGERS IN SCHOOL.
Louis Kuntz. eleven years old. Of No 3:1 Flrstst.'
lost the thumb and portions of the myers Vi HIS
LETT hand and the index finger OF the rgh' manu- Sos
terIiay Willie in his classroom at Public SCHOOL No.
In EF.eSt. Louis and several other boys OH '@'ulu'
found a dozen blank cartridges such As are uSed LII
toy pistols, only much larger, being even OF greater
length than a "l0ng 81 cartridge. Ihey p'a'eo
several on the tracks Of the street railroad Dut a
though the wheels Of the cars passed over @Hu
crushed them explosion followed
Louis placed one in hi, pocket where nc kept ]"
until about 80 a. m. yesterday. The lad Occupcu
seat in the back OF the rO0m and while TIC o''s VIZ,
recitng he took the cartridge from his pocket anu
showing it to several pupils made signs to theh suS
costing that hc would tyy and explode the cartridge
The pupils were delighted and when Miss Mary Garry
the teacher, turned her back TO the boy nc lciheu
over IN his seat tried place the cartridge Dchet
his heel. To adjust it to his satisfaction LOUIS uScu
both hands lie slipped slightly While Ill 'lS Po'.
ton, and hi, heel came down on the explosive
report followed that heard in the street, lhlS
was succeeded b. a piercing shrek. and LOUIS ici
writing in agony His face covered with DlOou
that came from a cut above the eye, ana DOM h.S
hands were mutllatcd.
The other pupils were parayzcd by fear that they
could not move. Miss Garry. went to the AID Oh thc
sufferer. lis hands and blood stained lace were
covered by her apron and she lifted nm IN hef arI
lie was carried to lnwrghts drug store anu a ,i
by DR.. Mclaughlin. In the meantime Two poncclncn
were placed the school and kept back the crown
attracted there As possible Louis was taken
10 1t. Francis Hospital ard was then taken hOhe W
his mother.
TO MAKE CHANGES IN CITY STREETS.
The St.c.t and Water Commissioners yesterday re
fcvcd petition from the Jersey City and Western
liairad Company asking the cts 10 vacltc the fol
loving st cet-. Thompson Lane. from Fifty second
Il. T. Ffy thiri-,t. Garfield ave. from Thompson
Lane % Avenue d. and the extension Of Ocean-hve
ii0h fry sccOnd-st to Fifty tlird-ot. Also 10 OK
tend Avenue ID from it, present tcrninu, at Thonp
son Lane 10 Garficd-avc., and to extend Fifty third
ST. from its present. terminus at Thompson Lane to
Avenue d. ~ il will BE- extended also 10 open Avenue
e. iIDn IT. present terminus AT Fllty-secondst lorti-
wardy Ia fify-thirI st. and u open Fiftythird 81.
from Avenue {. castwardly to Thompson Lane. in
winch cnsc the Railroad Company oilers 20 grade tne
extensions and pave the with Belgian blocks
ut IL own expense. The petitioners own me norm
half Of the block, between IfysccUnd and Flity-tid
>tS. from the Morri, Canal to Thompson Lane. Inc
proposition referred to the Committee on streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

While no official statement can be obtained IL II as's,.
nv welinrormed brokers that scheme OF reorea,Ns
- ibov N ha nrssented to the annual meeting IL VIII
arc tho trust on an improved basis, and divdend
is believed will follow shortly
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Mr. s. F. Braun, the contractor, has got
the work well along on the new buildings,
which he is erecting on Kelsey street, 70.
Mr.. William l.. Bushey. The set com
prises large two-story house and ell, shed
and stable. Yesterday Mr.. Brann com
menced work upon the new house OF
Engineer N. w. Downes Of which the
journal has spoken before, on College
street, and as soon as the cellar is complet-
ed for DIR G. W. Hutchins' new residence,
corner Nldd and Dalton streets, he will be-
gin the work thsre, The doctor will have
q 1ice plsce, and it will probsbly scoH, ex-
elusive Of the lot, between $1,000 snl So
600 Mr. Brsnn also has the contract to
remodel the building on the Rice place, in
Wioslo~, now the property of Mr. George
Spring railroad man OF Worce ster, Mass ,
ard who is to use the place a. summer
residence. This Job will cost not far from
$1,000. The WORK here sili be commenced
I ext week and it will thus be seen that Mr.
BrsnD will soon have four crews at work
He has ordered cariosd of white wood
from the Golden Valley Co, in North
Carolina and may conclude to handle car
load of q,srtered oak from the same place.
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Portland Market.
RlRTIAAn

IohELAHD, Jun"
FLoua.-Superdne and low grades, a 5es4 1
wheats, % 25a65o; Mich. straight roller, 75a5
Is las IS: clear do, Is i5s5 IS; winter wheat
patents; t6ia5 30.
PRonUCB.--Cape orarberries. t14 GOALS 90; pes
beans. t2 soa2 co; medium, 20 0oao 90; German
med o. 25a2 IS; yellow eyes, o. ooae3 rs; Cal. pea
beans, q 75a2 IS: potatoes per bush. 1Ooael 20
onions, % Goa0 co.
GRAIS-H mixed corn. 7la72o; new corr. oOs
0Oc; corn bag lots, 7ia75c; meal, bag lots, G9ac 20
oats, car lots, ,3a55c; bag lots, 5sa60o; cotton
seed lots ~ 50a2s SO; do bag, rs 00a29 co. dc
sacked bran, car lots 81 00a22 90, do bag, % 00a
Is co. middlings, 70 0oa29 90; do bag lots Us 90
30 90.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork. backs, ai4 60ai5 90; clear
eli 0Oa1t "a: short cuts, tl4 l5a14 SO; beef. CO
messti ooail plate, ooal2 SOCK plate, 81
ala co; lard tube, per ID. 6ia7Bc; tierces, Sla7ic
pails. fiaioic; hams, per Id. loaioi,; do covert
i2ai2ic.
PouLrRY.--Turkeys. isa20e; spring chicken.
35aioc; fowls, i5al7o; ducks. 00ao0c.
SUGaR.--tiranulated per Id, DC; extra G. o..
SEEDs4-Red top, 81 9oa2 90; Timothy seed
o. 50al 60; Glover, slal6o.
CHEESE. - Vermont, ioialolc; N. Y. factory
l0ial0ie; sage, 1lal1ic-
BUTTEg.-Creamery per ID, 30 i2lc; gilt edge Vt.
l9a20c choice, I7alsc; good, lsal9c; store, f3al5c
EGGs.-Eastern extra. 16a19o; Canada and
Western, 0oaO0; lined, 00a00c.
APPLEs-Eating, per bbl. % 00E0 0o; oooking. o o<
% 90; evaporated, per ID. l4a16c; do new. 0al0c
LEMoNs-Palermo, t5 5oa6 So; Messins, 5os6 sc
Aalagas, 00a00.
Observation-Disclosures, 0oaoo; valencis, % ooa0 %;
Messina. q s0ss5 so: Florida. q Soa4 50.
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REWARD !!

DIR. Fisk viii dsposit' 90 theasand oe!-
l.ss n any hank m lsviseen ard viu -
lev ~ physician vhe tAils = Gafs hlsee.
I'M uiles 81 the ant;qaAted, abeoluse 80
,.,rturirp knife. hgstufs q ca1eecs
10 seIecs 10 Of the worst cases-no nAke.
nov long Standing or large the tumoes 80
Re viii forfeit 600 for each case hs Saaie
% cure By bis painless method.
DIR, FISK'H unefring method enables
him 10 euarantes . cure In every ease. wv
hesitate. You risk nothing. Because
othefs hsvs filled in your case y no reason
vhy you should mot accspt . cure nov.
Deiav nav mean cancer Of the fecsuA, o.
disesse Of the Kidneys, bladder or ufino
eepisaI osssns which WI b sure = entail
vit,l vsohnsss, nervous dehllity and nm
toM misery Of BODY and mind. Attend .
80 PrrrsFIxLp. Me-. Dec. y. iseo
Dssr sir.-(Gcod news this tined I received
s sd .ss f' and : Sspr9
III right down and tell you how AMI - Seuieay
tree fron pain, the soreness u al gone and ~
think the is1sss thss DO dS~ f,o sI n Sus IL
IS soon as It does shall come 20 yoe % se.u ~
you realize that owe ny hfe e POW ao scs
AND my present happiness. Iwoelo nu. - S.S
1
The people all think my cure IL remarkable; Or.
D. has returned from California, and ne toid my
opportunity to call and congratniate NJ On ny
recovery I win close by best vishes; lro.
true friend. mrs. y. F. AoSA.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rock
| land cured, verysbad case.
GEO. A. GrLCHRIST. Ship builder
Rockland Pile tumors' very large, cured
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER, Of Portland
failed to get help by harsh treatment cured
by DR.. Fix without pain.
RK. GATELY, Ex Department com T.
A. r. Portland cured 8 years ago ;no return
Of the trouble.
cured.
Rev. J. G. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
successfully cured. very bad case.
N. B. STOCKBIDGE, Of Lewiston
treated and permanently cured eleven years
G. s. ROGERS. Gardiner cured.
C. W. AVERELL, Gardiner. curod.
HIRAM FULLER, Hallowell, cured.
C. F. KEITH, Wsterville, cured.
| So we might gives hundreds OF names OF
parties cured throughout the State. Fol-
lowing appointments;
GARDINER, EVANS, every Monds,
A. NJ.
AUGUSTA, North, Monday p. NJ.
WATERvILLE, Elm~ood, Tuesday A. M
lPORTLAND,U s. Hotel, every Saturday
A, home 344 Main St., Lewiston, Thursday
Friday and Sunday Of each week.
| iune2aod&wtf
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Boston Wool Mar ket.

SATURDAY, June 20
The total receipts OF wool at this port during
the past week comprise l4,7l9 bags and bales
domestic and 1857 bales foreign, against 909s bags
and bales domestic and 2525 bales foreign for the
same time last year.
The sales for the week comprise ,s9l 500 lbs Of
domestic fleece and pulled and 5il.ooo lbs of for
eign, making the weeks transactions foot VI
2432 500 lbs, against go 900 lbs for the previou
week and 1.3y7 500 domestic and S4l 900 lbs for
elgn for the corresponding week last year.
REMAgks-The past weak has been 2 mewhat
broken by the holiday, Bunker Hill day, but in the
face of h il break, fa'r amount OF wool has been
sold. The marke. Is WEAKER, however, and the
bulk Of the business has been on the lower basis
of price.
We quote selling prices OF the leading descrip
lions as follows
PRICES: Unwashed and unmerch wools-Ohie
and Mich fine unwashed, 20a23c, Ohio and Penn
unmerch, 24a25c, Mich uume-ch, 22a23c.
Pulled and super secured woos--A supers, 55l
60c; fine A and extras. 62a67o; supees, 45s50c
c supers, soa4oc; med combiog, i2aboo; iee do
55aI6c.
Ohio and Penn neeces-No feeces, ssas6o; <
and above. soiaooc; Xxx, Ooaoooi Xxx and above
3la32c.
Mich, Wis. etc-Mich X. es ta00c; Mich No l "a
a3sc, N y, N Il and Vt x. 27aaoOc; N Y and N Il
No aaaS4c.
Combing-Kys blood, 29aooc; Ky blood, 26sooc;
Ind and Mis- blood, 2ia23c; Ind and Mis- 4 blood,
2sa00c; No Ohio, 4la00c; No Ohio, 37a00c; Nc
Mich, 3sa4oc; No Mich. 35a36c.
Delaine woOls-Ohio. 36a0oc; Mich fine, 5ao0c
The following are the sales for the week. and the
prices paid Of the class of woods named:
Ohio and Penn-s000 lbs Xxx Ohio, 32c; 20 O0o
lbs Xxx Ohio and Penn, s1c. Total. 5000 lbs.
Michigan and Wfsconsin-25, 900 lbs Mich,
27a2s'.. Total, 900 lbs.
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Considerable speculation and many theories
have been sfloat today IS to what use The
shoe factory building will be quito. Some
psople have slresdy located ti.st-c!sss
Wholesale grain and grocery store IN it and
began to sell. This would not be bad
idea as it is well located to CONTROL large
country trade. Other have located various
manufactures here. However it is not a
bad bsrgsin for some one a. price much
in advance Of Whist it was sold for Tuesday
as it is as fiseiy numbered as any building
in this section, Al elevator running
from basement to attic, covering five
stories and five lines Of steam pipe on each
floor Besides this the damages with the
Kebnebec Central have not been adjusted
yet, and they run three tracks across the
lot instead OF ore As first located and What
{ YER damages are received from this com
pany goes 10 the holder q. the time Of al
ius,mept
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In the Name Of the PrOphst.

figs ,cry the vendors OF the fruit in Constantine
pie. ertainly great CRY over little wool q
scarcely lees foolish Is the practice of those who
fly to violent physicing or costiven' S. They dose
themselves Violently, weaken Their bowels by SO
doing. and disable them from setting regularly, 50
that, verify, the last coud tion of such people Il
worse than the first. Hostetter's S'omaca Bitters
is the safe and effective substitute for such va
expe5ients Bat no, let Us not call them expedi-
ents, for 1t IL be means expee ient to use them
which not only insures action of the bowels with
ont pain or weakening effects, which also PRO
notes eslthy secretion and flow of bile into Il :
proper channel Dyspepsia. debility. kidney con-
plants, rheumatism and maaiia give in to the
Bitters. jube25deod& tolrm
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Get IN. ,a,tt.n Every Time.

can marry any girl l please" was bis
exclamation, but unfortunately then he did
not please any; and there vss . pisi, -
son for it. He had contracted catarfh Of
the WORT form, and. Though q wealthy,
educated. attractive person every other
way, he was positively repulsivs 70 his lady
friends. . number Of whom rejected his
o6srs Of marriage. A friend advised him
to use DR.. Sage's Casaffh Remedy, He
took his advice, and now il the most popu-
lar beau in town, aud he really ess 'smalry
any gil he pleasesS to ask. Il made his
breath pure ard sweet, he he'd no headache,
no offer sivs discharges from tie nose, in
shnft. . 10 perfect health, and all from u.s.
ing few bottles Of Dr. Sasa's CasaYrh
Remedy. june79dGwfcIru
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"She who ne'er answers till her husband
coois,
Or, if che rules him, never shows she
rules
isl type Of wife happily becoming common
in these days when women may have good
health, cheerful dispositions, strong nerve,
ard clear minds, simply through the use oil
DR.. Piefees Favori,e Prescription. Before
the reputation snd use Of this remedy be-
csme worldwide, irritable, eross, nervous,
debilitatea women, suffering with displsce.
ments, hysteris, and every female disease,
were the rule rather than the exception.
The "Favorite Prescription has proven to
be the key TO long sed happy life-tbe
key which effsciusily locks ont that Old
array OF uterine disorders. periodical pains,
weak backs. proispsus, inf ammssion, ulcer
afion, nervous excavation and general de
bilify. See printed guarantee on wrapper.
Money refunded il ii doesn's give sasisfac.
ton in every case. june2sd&ssolrm
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BOSTON. june 20.
FLouR.-Demand light and prices steady.
We quote hne and superine. ~ 15a4 rs extra and
seconds, a 25a4 75 MINI baker, clear and straight
- SOFAS 50; winter wheat clear and straight Is ca
as SIS; winter pat Is f0s5 20; spring patent, Is &C
| a6 90 for Wis and MINI.
CoRNMEAL-Quiet but steady.
We quote Choice kiln dried at e2 sOa2 95 per
Dbl per bag. q a9ao co. and for choice granuiAted.
Gons-1e quote high mixed 7o.ooo; steamer
yellow, .0aofc; steamer, 69s; good NO grade.
6saooc; OF lots lower as to quality.
RE FLOUR is selling in small lots ats5 2ss5 rs
per Dbl.
OATMKAL--Is steady at o. 4oa6 80 per Dbl fos
tine and q 7oa6 50 for cut.
oATs-New fancy oats. 5las3o; Noa white. 4pa
ooc; No white. 4saooc; new lov grades, oosoo,
and ego 5oa21 90 FOR vinter.
PRoyisIoNs-V.ry firm with the demand good.
,os aos a AND .n HAasWe au1te Long o1t, s,s
Il rs; lean ends. sii 90; pork tongues, el7 50 I;
sis 50; butt PORK, oil GO; iresh ribs, 10! saas
ioe small I'Ss asc smaess ss
oornei. eio; smoked ribs. Gle; homeless break,
fast bacon. DC; pressed hams. 1oAc.
BEEF-Extra plate and extra family beef.ele 50
all co. plate. % 5oal0 % extra mess, o. o mess,
o. So beef hams. eis co. beef tongues. Dbl, e2s e5
a23 80; hf Dbl. % 80; tripe. hf Dbl, q IS; honey
comb trpe. d 10 per hf Dbl.
FRESH BEEr-Choice steers. 9,aoio; good, sa
&c; hSht, 07ie: extra heavy kinds. i2a12ic; good,
i0altc; lieh.. eisf0c; heavy .ores, 6aoo: common
70 good, 5aslc; light, 4a5; rattles. sash; chucks
rumps and loins. sai5c; short ribs, iiaiss ioins.
l4al7c. Chicago butts and rolls selling at lie
and tenderioins at DOC
OTHER FRESH MEArs-Choioe Iambs 1Ial2c;
all ooaooc: Chicago nation. choice. qaI2c;
yearlings, 0ao0c; choice heavy Brighton, sssto;
Eastern. choice, 7astc: Eastern veal. fancy. %
00c: others. 5aSc: choice Brigfton. i6a0oc.
fair.
We quote Western extra cmry, isalsc; fancy
well known marks. higher. frsts and extrs frsts,
toalso, extra imitation creamery, i5al7e;
factory choice. 14aIsc; Ny and VT extra cmry,
l9a25c; N and Vt dairy. good to choice, isafsc;
East cmry. good to choice. isalsc. Jobbing prices
CHEEsE-we quote: Northern choice, gAsse;
Western, sae; lower grades as TO quality; sage
BEAss-Choiee small N hand picked pea, o. 90
. 90 per bush; choice marrow hand picked,
" zsa2 30; small Vt hand picked, % 60Ao 90 !;
choice screened pea, q ioa2 20; hand picked med
~ ssaxso; choice screened. y Ioa2 70; shoioc ye
foULrsY-Choice Northern aud Eastern fresh
killed spring chickens. 2sssoc fair TO good 14ai5c
fowls 5siss; iced chickens and fowls, ooa,oe live
ArrLEs-ouiet and steady. Russe,s, choice,
ssnaa5.oo; No.foiks, u per crate. 81 6ca2 % per
DEIsD APPLEs-Choice and fancy evaporated.
laso0c per %; prime. lsal4c; sun dried. loalIe.
Elc.
IAr AND srEAw.-choice prime hay, sis 90.
ns ss i1 1eo 70 !. ss ssa % .
E.st svaie ~ 90 rye straw. choice, Us soais co.
PorAross .old stock out Of market. New
q co per bbl-
svsAs.Puyeri.ed. .ia!5e; powdered. ais4se;
sr.nsi.ted. 4iailc; eonieetionefs, A. 4laa aiss:
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The lovers OF that beautiful plant, the
pausy. viii be well paid to make visit to
the garden of Mss'er Fred Winslow. He
has here q branch Of pansies thst have
grown from ore little plant in one year,
spreading until it is fully 5 feet in cir
conference and has no less thau l25 besusi-
full blossoms. all good size and of various
colors This is the largest single pansg
plant that it has been our good fortune to
see. Mr.. Winsiov showed the JOURNAL
representative some peas ia his garden
large enough to pick.
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Quite delegation from the Episcopal
society ives present ct the afternoon train
yesterday from Boston, to meet the sister
and other relatives Of the late john B
Nuttiug. Mr. Nuttine's remains were
brought to this city short time ago from
Chicsgo. The deceased Was formerly .
resident Of Gardiner. engaged in the -four
mill buains 50 and had been absent frou the
city about 30 years. Carriages we're pres-
eni 1t the dspo. aud took the relatives to
the cemetery where the Episcopal commit.
tai service followed.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE wIREs

M Sawyer Of Portland has tendersd
the 18th Maine let of land to erect a
building on at Grest Dismo d island.
In thunder-show at East Otisfeld,
Tuesday. q seven-ye .r old son Of Percy
GreeDleaf was Iuck End killed by light
ming,
John O'Brien, sged 40. an inmate of the
Lewiston aims house. cut his throat with q
tobacco knife Tuesday night and will prob
ably die
A meeting of the president and trustees
Of Bates college was held Wednesday.
Routine business wa transacted. Prof.
Chase was granted leave o; absence for
one year for travel il Europe.
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A very pretty wedding took place at the
residence of Mrs. Rachael Kennistou. in
Farmingdale, last evening, the contracting
parties being Mrs julia, daughter Of Mira.
Remission, and Herbert Bell The csre-
mopy vas performed by Rev. A. s. Lsdd
In thu presence Of the relstivee only. The
bride was dressed in very handsome blue
sloris tiik. Amone those present we're
Miss Hss.;e Perry Of Weston, Mass. Mrs.
Louis Callins. Phiiadelphis; Mr.. Thomas
BGnaAm's family Of Farmingdale,
AID Mr.. Henry Sasef, Providenee
There vac en abundance Of presents,
among them set Of gold bead, several
sums Of money, . three pieeeeilver tea sss
s,lid silver spoons, silver casd receiver
and . china tea set. The JOURNAL ex-
tends congratulations and vishes Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell many years Of happiness.
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Mr.. Reuben l.. IlsIsy will graduate from
Colby next week, and in the fail will 60 to
Houlton to assume the duties Of assistant
principal AZ the Kicker Classical Institute,
to which position he has been elected. He
Is . son Of Rev Geo. B. ilsley. for eight
years the popular and successful pastor OF
the Columbia street Baptist church, and 10
. young man Of excellent ability Who will,
without doubt, be very successful In his
new position at this Important fitting school.
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She went to ball; wore too thin cloth
ing; caught cold; was very ill for many
days; q devoted admiYsr brought remedy,
when her life seemed to hang by thread /;
che took it; recovered; and, finally, mar
ried the man who had saved her life. And
the remedy be brought her was DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medica! Discovery. which is = Ger
tain cure for all throat and lung diseases
and scrofulous complaints, Of which cor
sumption is one. june22d& wtolrm
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Centenary M. 4. Church. The pastor,
Rev. E l., House, announces the following
sermons for July. Sunday morning 10 AS
July 9Th. "God," July 18th, Government Of
Gnd,' July 10Th, Necessity of the Gospel"
July 25ih,F Advantages Of the Gospel"
Sunday evenings, 7 P. M, July 9th. "a
Claim" July 18th, at Speaks July 18th,
"Man,r July Goth. Woman"
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CLANS baked in seaweed will be served
on the grounds Of r. W. Dunn. Friday
night, under the auspices Of the Epworth
l. eague, and there will also be ice cream
aud cake on sale. There will be concert
by Union Band and the Colby Glee Club,
besides other attractions. This is the
iirss lawn party Of the season in this city,
and As the cause is a good one. and the
entertainment programme attractive, .
large crowd may be looked for.
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The Nshsnada arrived at the landing Of
the Kennebec Central Railroad in Randolph
yesterday with about 200 excursionists who
at once took special train for the Home.
The party consisted of ersngers and their
friends, and started from Back river just
above Fort Popham aud added to their
number n Phippsburg and Bath. The
party left here between 8 and o'clock for
home.
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Owing 10 8 mi.apprehension Of date. b

Owing to q Misrepresentation Of date, the
next out door concert by the Waserviile
Military Band vas first app ,inted for Fri
day evening of this week. 1t having been
subss guently learned thst the commenc.-
meut csncert Of Colby Classical Institute
il to occur u that time in the Baptist
church, it was decided by the committee to
give the out door concert tonight. 1t will
therefore. weather permitting, occur Ut
City Hall Square, commencing ri : Is.
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Preparations for the work Of moving the
Free Baptist church have commenced q
little, and the work will be begun in good
esrnest the first Of next week When the
church is in place it will give q lawn on
Summer street about 80 feet vide, and one
25 feet vide on Winter street. both of
which will be graded and make fne addi-
ton to the church appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-25

WatesviIle hes great reason 10 Be proud
of her High School, after sha very credit
bic showing made on Tuesday BY the
noon ad evening. The thorough work
which il king cons under The difeeaon
and vstchfui overnight Of Principal Oven,
10 very spparsnt in tns results And IL 10 GER
tAinly 10 be hoped that hs msy be retained
IN his present cspacity for . iosg time to
come. He 10 reasonably proud Of his
school and all the pupils in town held him
in the highest esteem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-25

The inter scholastic base ball cup won
last week by the Freshman nine, was pre-.
scented with appropriate remarks by rep
resentative OF the Juniors, feeling response
being made by one Of the Freshmen. 1t
will be cherished ~ . souvenir Of . very
interesting athletic contest among the
classes,