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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

Commencing today the circuit car will no,
20 down Water street at so +. NJ. hn,
instead will make regular trips on State st
and in place of it "A an extra open car will
Fleave Water street FIVE minutes ahead of
the regular PM ear and run right through
to Ifallowell. connecting with circuit car
for accommodation of State street passen.
gers. This arrangement will obviate the
annoyance heretofore experienced by per
sons being carried mp State street on the
through car and will also accommodate those
desiring to take the g O'Clock car for Hal
lowell at points on State stree, above Grove
street who have been obliged under the old
arrangement to walk down to that point.
LorENu reporter saw a prominent
kennebec lumbermen yesterday and was
told BY that gentlemen that such LOG. as
are coming down at all have started of
well. and that the drive is now opposite
Norridgewoek. The head logs will reach
the Five Mile island boom next week. The
outlook nov Is that the mills now 4hu,
down will start up again inside of three
weeks and that they will run through the
summer Next spring, however, there will
be shortage and the mill. probably won't
start up until the middle of next June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08
HaIlowell Lodge Directory

SSANBoRN LODGE. No ~. |. q. q. F. odd
- Fellows Hall. Water ST Meetings Thurs
dav evenings, at 81 e'elaek Work Ia the trsi.
Thursday evening, Jan. 2isss
An odd Fellows cordial vgusitesi 10 be present.
ESQ, 4. STEWART, y. &.
Agt-tflRNtii & ,HFNEt T., sec.
DINE TREE LODGE Ne l,aS. Order of roati.
Regular Meetings l>t aud - Thursdays of
raeh mouth in Golden Cross Halt over T. o.,
Water street.
Annual election af officers Thursday. Dec. l..
JSNks MNgTtN President.
W. Hu>hEN. see
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

At st. Marks chapel Monday evening,
seven adults were confirmed. The chapel
was crowded and the decorations were very
beautiful. Bishop Nicely delivered an int
pressive and eloquent sermon on the teach
ings of the season of Wbitsuntide. \
large choir was present. Bishop Nicely
expressed himself as much pleased with
Waterviic and his reception here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK, June :.
Money easy ili4-
Prime paper at 2iaJ
Government bonds, dull, steady.
Railroad bonds. quhit, barely st, adv.
fnlIu,Ninn TIN. cln.lny tiIlnns of 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

Ball players aad athletes need Johnson's
Anotiyne Liniment for bruises. iameness
and cuts lune.,A w-foIrp,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

department at heart are now working tn So
cure a revision nj Sertaiu Scctinus of the
rlty ordnance relating to the department.
/ They desire thai the power of dismssing
any member for refusing Ia do u required
duly shall he granted the chief engineer in
order thai the discharge may come immpdi-
airls II present it can only he accom-
/ pli>hed by calling n meeting of the mayor
aHt hoard of aldermen who shall act upon
the casc u provision which the agitator-
claim consumes q large amount of unneccs
-aty time. oh.r sections of the same
ordinance are in for revision and the mat
ter viii bc brought before the city govern
mcnt 1t the next meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

Lanes Family Medicine moves the bowels
each day. Most nalnle nes.-i 70 wee il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

Large delegations from the Gardiner
Christian Endeayor Societies will attend the
meeting of the county union at the Baptist
church IN IIaIlowcll tomorrow The SEES
-ion- commence At T. NJ ant continue
during the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

The ladies Of the Methodist church have
organized a Woman Foreign Missionary
society with the following officers; Pres.
Mr.. +. {. IIadlock vice pres, Mrs
Rrbeckah Woodw ard secretary. Miss Ida
York treas, Lola Lander. The society
will meet the SECOND SUNDAY of every month
At 10 IL O'Clock and is planning out large
amount at exec llent work for foreign mis-
SONS, Mr.. ilaldock. the pastors wife,
hiss been very successful in tn" work a this
socirty in other places and comes to the
work here veil fitted to carry it forward
with the hearty assistance she is sure to
receive from tho ladies' associated with her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-08

The Woman's Baptist Missionary Assoc
iatiOn Of kennebec county held its annual
meeting in Oakland today. Mrs. $. Il.
Partridge of Swatow, China, will be present
and address the meeting. All ladies' inter
csted in missions are cordially invited to
attend this meeting. Lunches will be car
ricd and tea and coffee will be served to
all present Half fares have been secured
on all trains and a full attendance is ex-
pectcd at this important and interesting
meeting.
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Personals.

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Continued from 81 page.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
a Chelsea, Mass, Jurist. in Financial
Trouble, Leaves Town.

A Chelsea, Mass, Jurist. in Financial
Trouble, Leaves Town.
Boston, July 8.-Hon. Eben Hutchinson
OF Chelsea, has made an assignment and
suddenly disappeared. There has been
so much comment on his action that T..
w. Porter, Judge Hutchinson's law part
ner, has stated that he is sure, whatever
the judges Irregularities may have been,
they were not the result of any intention
to defraud. There is no doubt that he was
embarrassed and hard pressed for money,
but this was largely due TO the fact that
his credit was impaired by the ugly ru-
mors afloat at the time of the run on the
savings bank in Chelsea, of which hs was
an official, during his absence on business
from the state.
Persons who had intrusted him with
money for investment became clamorous
for payment on his return, and the result
was he could not meet these claims with
out great sacrifices OF real estate. All
that Mr.. Porter knows about the real es-
tate and other private business of Judge
Hutchinson is that some OF his invest
mepts have been unfortunate and he has
lost money on them.
The only cause for the absence from
Chelsea that Mr.. Potter is aware of is i'm
paired health, and he knows of no rea-
SON why he should not return.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

The feet of the RHODE ISLAND Yacht
Club, which set sail for Fall River early
yesterday morning from Bristol, reached
It's destination at noon. A number OF
PRovIDENCE yachts having Joined the
fleet on the cruise. 1t presented a very
attractive appearance. The Fall River
yachtsmen had completed their prepare
tions for the observance of Ladies' Day."
and were cordially assisted in the obser-
vance by the RHODE ISLAND yachtsmen.
A race between Fall River boats for
trophies was won by the Milo. Refresh
ments were served at $50 o'clock, and at
X M. dancing was enjoyed in the taste
fully decorated club house
The RHODE ISLAND Yacht Club mem
bers were lionizcd as they were Mt Bristol
Cove they will bring away exceedingly
pleasant recollections OF Fail River yachts
men and the fair ladies To whom they ded-
icated yesterday.
Tomorrow the annual Potter's Cove
races will be sailed for the Austin cup.
cups Will also be given the best boats in
the smaller classes and interesting and
well contested races are expected. The
rules and conditions governing these races
have been published ia the NEWS.
English yacntsmen pronounce the
HerreshoH cutter Wenopah a little won
der" since she walked away from their
best boats In the races of July = O and z.
A junior eigbt-oared shell race will be a
special feature in the annual regatta of
the National Association OF Amateur
Oarsmen to be held at Saratoga, n. Y,
July IS and "a.
W. Q. Rhodes may enter his. fin-keel
yacht In the coming races
AS stated In the NEWS of July q the
Royal Yacht Squadron of England has
formally challenged the New York Yacht
Club for the America cup. The English
men wish notifications of the ''diinen-
sions clause" to be made. hut Commo-
dore r. Il. Gerry Of the New York Yacht
Club says majority OF the club is OPP
posed to any notifications being made.
The prospects for AN international yacht
race next season are not very bright.
The sloop yacht Whisper OF Warren had
"a large party Of ladies out on the river
Monuay. The Jessie aud the Morris cat
were also out with pleasure parties. The
Jessie is said to be the fastest cat on the
river and the same claim is made for the
Victor.
Saturday the cat Victor which led her
class in the Fall River Races of July 4,
had a narrow escape from going on Full
er's rocks. She started ior Fall River
with party of four yachtsmen on board
and the steam launch Spray in tow but
had to anchor OFF Fuller's rocks where she
remained all night.
George Halifax was among the venture
some yacht owners who faced the storm
OF Sunday. He was out in his catboat
Jerry and had a rough experience
The steam yacht ColoDa. having been
fitted up for summer cruising, left the
PROVIDENCE dry dock Tuesday night for
Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

An important meeting of the PRovI-
DENcE Checker, Chess and Whist Club
will be held tomorrow night in the club
rooms mt 235 Westminster street.
The draughts players of Great Britain
are now talking OF backing James Ferrie
against Charles H. Barker for s.. 900 and
the championship Of the world. the match
TO be played in Boston, PROVIDENCE or
New York. The NEWS is assured on re-
liable authority that our British cousins
have only to make the necessary deposit
and they will be readily accommodated.
Should they care to pit Jordan or Wyllie
against either Freeman or Barker the
American part of the purse is ready.
A lengthy program has been issued by
the Chicago Checker Club outlining a
plan for an international Braughts
tournament and Congress in Chicago
tion OF 1893. II suggests that players be
divided into three classes Professionals,
semi-professional and amateurs. Among
the we'll known players who will be limit
ed to the first class are James Willie.
Robert Martins, j. Searight, VIM. Reid.
James Moir, j. Ferrie, j. Richmond, II.
Jordan, A. Jordan, OF Great Britain, and
Freeman, Barker, Reed, Heffner, ot this
country. Large prizes are TO be offered in
each class and nominal entrance fee
charged. Such "A tournament would give
a great impetus to the game or drauRhts
not only in the United States, but
throughout the drapghts world. An ag-
gregation of talent such as Is named above
has never been gotten together.
Marcellus ID. Hawes, the Wrentham
expert, was in town yesterday and in
dulged in cross board play with O'Neill
and Barden of the Providence Checker,
Chess and Whist Club.
The scores to date in the Gorham Chess
and Checker Clubs tournaments are
given below:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
ohacs Easily Defeats Noon In Yesterdays
Contssss.


Z NKwroH, Mass, July THE matches
ot the tennis tournament st Woodland
Park. Auburndale, were we'll attended
today. The courts 1t she Woodland Park
ers In such wretchsd condition that
those Of the Neighborhood club at West
Newton are being used for the most I'm
portant games. The great match of tie
morning was that between Malcolm
Chaes, the probable winner ofthe tourna-
msnt, who already has had three un-
broken victories, and Frank 8. Noon, the
Wellesley player with . great record in
The match was played on the dirt court
Of the Neighborhood club, and resulted
in considerable disappointment on the
part Of Moons friends, as he lost the first
set, so, and the second 6-2. Il was not
supposed that he would win over Chase,
but it was expected that he would show
mp far better. Noon played q defensive
game. He did not get In any OF the
emashcs near the net, for which no IN
notod. and Chase passed him at the side
lines, and In the second set had him
eomewhat winded. The games were
srYoneously, and Chase followed up his
odvantage coolly.
The match between n. q. Bixby Of
NashuA, N. H., and N. ID. Budlona of
Providsnce, was O nnc one, and was won
~ BudlonR, o-2, 6-2. Bixby took the
nrst and third game In the frst set, and
Che drst, third and sixth in the second.
1ixby ives net suift enough. fog bis. OPP
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
CHECKERS.
CHESS.
whist.


A special meeting of the PROVIDENCE
Wrist Club was held Wednesday after
noon in the Bank OF North America build
ipg. President Charles G.. Calder pre-
sided. w. j. Burton was voted in and
these gentlemen were voted the outing
committee for 1892 Bryon Daggett, ID.
G. Beesley, James X. Snow.
Theywill select place where the regular
field day OF the club can be held near the
close of the month aud will make the
ssscessary arrangements for an enjoyable
outing OF the club and its guests.
These match games have been played in
the PROVIDENCE Whist Club, during the
week. Hathaway and Bliven, 103; Snow
and Morse, 65; Snow and Bliven, 100;
Falkenburg and Morse, 76; Morse and
Bliven, 259; Markham and Kellogg. 24l.
The last match was at duplicate whist,
twenty sets and was very closely con-
tested
These players are enjoying their sum-
mer outing: j. +. Hartwell land family,
v. M. Bowen land family, DIR. +. Il.
Rogers land family, George ii. Ware, S.
Mauran. j. Falkenburg is ut Strawberry
Hill. Edward Steinert is at Apponaug
and w. ii. Stokes has taken his family to
Europe for the summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
N SPORTING CIRCLES.
The Providence Team Win Again
Yesterday.
IMPORTANT YACHTING NEWS.
Chscs Defeats Budlong 1T West Newton
The News Of the Bicyclists-Races and
All she Baseball Games and Local Ton
mis- Playing General Sporting Notes.

ROCHESTER,, N. ", July s-The PRovI-
pENCE team battcd harder than Roches-
ter yesterday and though they won their
errors were the only ones made in the
game. Both Callihan and Goodall were
Wild. giving many bases on balls. Um-
pire Powers was a little Off on balls and
strikes. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Dsesons Defeated Leuisvills In the Ninth
Inning--Other Gamss.
EoUTsvrrLE, Ky, July S.-Boston won
yesterdays game In the ninth inning ON
McCarthy's single, Duffy's three -baggsr
and Kslly's sacrifice. The result was un-
certain to the last inning. Grim and
Sanders each made home run by driv-
ing the ball into the left held seats. At
tendance 1866.
The socre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

In the junior singles yesterday afternoon
the following was the result: Weeden
beat BlaisdelI, 80. 90, 6-3. Weeden giving
Blaisdell half fifteen.
Brown beat Bassett, 81, 6-3. Playing
even.
Colwell beat Lincoln. 81, 6-2, 6-3. Col
well giving Lincoln fifteen.
Brown beat Clark, 6-2, 63. Brown Civ
ing Clark fifteen.
The matches for to-day were finals:
Manchester vs. Wilson; semi-finals, junior
singles, Brown W.. Colwell; Weeden VS.
Freeman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

ponent. The summary stood o. In both
sets In favor of>Budlong.
The match between A. @. Emery ana
r. N. Dana was won by the iatter, o.
40 and wac 4 close and exciting contest.
Emery surprised his friends BY his
numerous brilliant plays.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

and Lloyd avenues were continued to the
next meeting.
The report Of the committee to layout
Eddy street was continued to Oct. 30
The board adjourned to meet Aug. 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

'Onoman out when Winning run was mAde.
Earned ryns, Leuisviilss.s. Bostens, 4; three
Base htts. Duf!x, .; home runs. Grim, sand
ere; eAcfnce hits, Brown, Weaver, 2. viap,
gitchesl Naas itruck out, Brown, Bsssett, 2,
Grim, VIA Kuehns, Mccarthy, Kelly, 2.
Quinn. Nichols: double plays, Lowe and
guckeF, viAu and JennihRs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
PRovIpRNCl

Earned rups- Rochester. Il PRovrpENcEl Two
base hits -Morelock Wise. Farrar. Sacrince hisL
9isy--Hocver and McKeough., First base on balls balls
besc on errors-Rochoster, s. Struck out -Keongh:
/; Gray, 4. Wild pitch-Calihan. Hit by pitched
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

The regular meeting of the Narragan-
sett Wheelmen was held last evening.
The chief business was the action upon
the proposed amendment TO the constitu-
tion which provides that all persons who
are full-fedged members of other clubs
may become associate members of the
Narragansett. The amendment was
passed with very little opposition,
those who had been loudest in their
denunciation Of the measure failing to
to be taken. 1t was also decided that the
club should take run to Warren on the
10th OF July, stopping on the return trip
at Crescent Park. II was voted to hold
a moonlight excursion on the Goth. The
party will embark upon the steamer
Wave for Bullock's Point where a land
ing will be made, and dance INDUCED
in. Returning to the boat, the party will
continue the sail, going as far as New
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

There was sparring event at Prof.
Several preliminary contests of three
rounds each were witnessed and then came
the principal event. Jimmy Boyle of
PROVIDENCE and Jack Watson Of Eng
land, both los pound men. 1t was ten
round 20 and Jimmy Nelson acted as
referee. The two little fellows did some
clever work and at the end of the ten
rounds both were SO fresh that the con-
test was declared draw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
New England League.

At Woonsocket - Woonsocket, f2;
Lewiston, 8.
At Lowell--Pawtucket, 10; Lowell, o.
At Salem-Sslem, 8; Portland, B.
Lawrence will take the place of Man
chester and finish the season according to
Manchester's schedule.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
Races mt Monmouth Park.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July s-First
race yesterday, z furlonRs--Madstone l,
Strathmeath 2, Sleipner 3 time 1:27 IA
Second race, O furlongs-Cactus ], Miss
Maude Q, Mutiny 3; time lila "a.
Third race. Hopeful stakes, o furlongs-
DIR. Rice 1. Hammie 2, Elsino colt 8; time
1:l5 IA.
Fourth race the Monmouth Oaks. I IA
miles-Yorkviile Bell 1, Anna B. ?, Alli-
quippa 3; time 2:0s IA.
Fifth race, I milo-Picnicker I, Can
delabra 2, Judge Morrow 3; time 1:4l.
Sixth race, i-6 miles-Gertie ID. 1, Mr..
Sass 2, SNOWFALL 3; time 1:47.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

BUFFALO, N. Y, July s-The home
team could not hit Inks and Gross made
some bad errors. The score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
Zimmerman Wins Again.

LONDON, July S-1he fifty-mile safety
bicycle championship race OF the National
Cyclists Union took place yesterday at
the Paddington Recreation grounds.
Twenty crack wheelmen, including
Arthur A. Zimmerman OF the Manhattan
Athletic Club of New York, the Ameri-
can champion bicyclist, competed. IL
was a crawling race BY sprint in the
last lap Zimmerman moved away from
the field. His time was 2h. I'm. 32 Sos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

Albany Q. Elmira Z.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 6-The home club
won IN interesting ten-inning game from
Emtra yesterday. The batting was free
on both sides. The score:
lnnings.......1 2s 90
Albany. .-... ..-. Ss-~..2 g.
4mtra. O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
A Herreshofr Wins in scotland.

HUNTERS QUAY. Scotland, July s-In
the race for ~ raters yesterday the
American Herreshoff ballast fin Weno-
nah started against fine field OF flyers
and led them all over the course, finishing
twelve minutes ahead. The Calva was
second, Lily third, Thelmo fourth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July s-Yesterday
afternoon At Belmont Park, Nancy
Hanks was sent out to lower her record
of 300 but she only succeeded in doing the
mile In 2:lih. The condition OF the truck
aud the chances the mare has had for ex-
ercise during the past month make this
very good trotting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08
JUDGE HUTCHINSON GONE.

An advertisement is not luxury but a
necessity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Indicates city in which game was pla
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-08

The following were referred: Petitions
Of Eli Aylsworth aud Robert Moore &c
raise buildiugs; TO the Inspector of Build.
ings OF the Old Colony Railroad, tc
abaudoued, to the committee on high
ways.
The following petitions were granted
To build barns, samuel Brady, "a Kane
street; Owen Gaffney, IL Davis strect
Abraham Marks, IS Kane street; Mrs
Matte NJ. Pcttee, Grafton street. For
remission Of sewer assessment. William
X. Carter and wife. To keep aud sell fire
works, Il. j. Damon, at S42 Cranstou
street; Ann Osborne, AZ ia Ives street
Resolutions establishing the grade OF
Butler, living, PRESIDENT, Laurel, Upton
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Graf Wapltfe iiber bic ebauaeliidjc
MlIiaua.

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unb Senfmiirbigteiten bes @rafen
Moltfe finbet fi6 II. a. folgenbe grtpis
berung befelben anf cine Muhorberung
Der ebangelif9en Maians beiautretem.
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Mai 1878, lautet: vDem Befrebem,
bic Derf@iebenen Mbtbeilungen Der
epangelifden Stride auf einem semeinz
famen @oben gu beriammeln, fann id
nur polle Mnerfennung aollen, befiir1te
aber, baB bas bur9 bic giitigft mitgez
tbeilten neuen Qebrpunfte beS epanges
lii6en 8unbes f6arf umgren3te @ebiet
bafiir au eng fein ipirb. Die 3abl berer
1T groB. tpel6e bic Mabrbeit reblid iuz
6en, aber ni6t au ber grfenntniB gez
langt iinb, iuel9e bic 5tatuten als Bic
ausf6lieBlid ri9tisen beaei6nen unb
bic fur einen epangelii9en @eifliden
geipiB Der eorrecte Stanbpuntt 1T. gS
finD nidt 2dugner nnb 3meifler, bic,
tpenn iie ebrli@ seseu iid ielbft fein
pouen, ni6t bebaupten f6nnen, bob
iene punfte ibre tpabre lleberaengung
bilben Sd felbit geb6re gu bieien,
unb muB baber ablebnen, in bas ap=
mite bes beutiden 3peiges bes epamges
lii6en Bunbes einautreten."