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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The total shelving in the proposed new
Tilden library in New York measures l33 =
$40 feet. Il is usual tn allow 10 square
feet fer 1890 books. 1t that rate there
would he accommodation IN the rildcn H.
hrars alcoyes for ."p0 on books. The
British museum contains about l.buu, tDo.
the Biblictheque rationale in Paris 1000
900. The hhrar, of Congress more than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The s~itehmru's strike has been declared
'oH. anil the railways are the victors.
of succeeding, those chances vanished like
smoke when the strikers AMI their SYM
pathlEers resortcd to violence From that
moment the, arrsycd every thoughtful and
law-ahding mar in the Commonwealth of
New York against them, and their cause
WAS doomed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

How anxious the New age and other
Democratic rers are to make their small
class Of readers believe that there IL 4 re-
volt in the Republican party which viii re-
.gIt in a smaller soto than formerly
and perhsg. endsager some Of the can
diiates IL Is needle.s 20 say that i: IS all
fake Tbia /. not ti.e way wish Repnh-
licaus Never ia thu history 81 the sepub-
iican p1rty ha1 any serious break &C.
CURED IN rs ranks, AMI never a time wsen
il ha. not stood by ii. nominations AMI pre-
.cntel united and strong front before the
COMMON opponent II the poies, Ara Tue
obi party viii line up IN splendid shape IN
September that sill surpr1s' oar eoeinles
ssd those y ho are predicting disruption AMI
revolt IN our ranks. II Is not there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

No notice whatever will he taken Of unsigned
communications
TuH JuTHN A. tNSUf NJ MN EF>F'iN-tsLt
tuR mn PttFzFry Srtus nt. 70 rs az RttfCt
~ s1tNat NJ kItoN~.
Address ali camlnnuicAt iun- relating To suhserip
ti0ns and entertainments ~ Burlcigh tlyut,
ruhii.hrrs Augusta, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The suggestion has been made that the
Maine Christian Endcayorcrs build cot
tlgc for the boys at Good viii Farm, and
it has met with much favor. The number
Of boys there is on the increase and the cot
tage will be needed. rs the contribution
Of very small sum by each of the 10000
members would build a fine cottage, it
seems rs though there is good prospect Of
having il before long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The government Is paving the maple
sugar ,suniics under a law of The jl>t Ton
gr..s Frank rhrriAuit of troo>took
Is an easy way for Mr. Thcriault to pay
his taxes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Maine State Fair.

The sale Of grand stand season tickets
for Maine State Fair of 1899 will open at
Auburn Hall, Auburn. Me-, Monday Aug.
20, Iso2. at : O'Clock A. NJ, and continue
the week. Orders by mail with
cash enclosed will receive prompt attention.
No tickets for single days will be .oh an
Ill the opening Of the fair. Tickets si'r
each. No numbers given out.
f. q. FvELIJH. Treas.
Auburn. Me-. Ang. 25, ls92.
.uosytJDt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Mrs. Tolman, ~ Grove street, will open
another class in dress cutting by the 5. i.
Taylor system. Sept. IL. Please write for
narticnlar.. aug21eod4t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Tn. n,canest depths To which malicious
revenge OF tiiiughiis>s nu"rincf can de-
sccn is that Of dsdgufia; grave stones
am, monuments in the quiet rsnieterH and
some means should be taken 10 ind out the
parties who lately distigured costly monu-
men, in the Dover cemetery by throwing
machine oil upon it. IL Is said the impress
sion made by the oil can never be eftacea'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
Hen. si.tn., r.rhsm win speak at

Hartman. go. saturday evening, August .
...-......... Mai,lay evening, August :"
f{rn,,hs -... Tnpsdav tu4ns. August ~
Prospect ..- Wednesday evening August 81
Nor;hfsDrt d., Ttuir.dsp evening, september
Rraftieifl friday evening, september
Bel grade. SATURDAY. evening, september
fitchi,ld ........ Monday evening, september
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

About twenty five or thirty of the mem
bcrs of Seth Williams Post will attend the
National Encampmcnt at Washington. y.
&. This is a larger number than ever at
tended an encampmcnt west of Boston be
fore. The party viii leave this city bv
boat saturday, Sept. nth arriving in Bos-
ton SUNDAY morning. At . O'Clock they
will take a special train at the Park square
Station of the Old Colony X. L., over the
Shore Line and Pennsylvania X. Il. arri,-
ing in Washington about 10 O'Clock the
same evening. Inssmuch ~ the party
goes through by daylight, no sleeper will he
needed, but ear will be especially assigned
the Augusta party 80 that they will be to-
gethcr during the delightful trip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27


The sportsmen are feeling well pleased
with the outlook for the fall sppr, with the
gun. The birds wintcrcd splcndidIy. There
was no crust 10 destroy them. One very
peculiar thing in connection with the NAV
ncr IN which the birds win,ercd i. the fact
that many woodcock acrc seen here dur
ing the winter. But few are secn
nov, however. and piovet, too, Of which
there was seeming abundance last season
have not been found this month The
sportsmcn hcreaboui- are building their
hopes for September on plenty Of part
ridges. These shy birds are reported
unusually plenty. Some Of the augusta
gunners have been getting yellow legs"
out on Togus stream where the birds are
found more plenty each year. A few days
ago Nessr-. T.. X. Bean and II. X. C'hoaie
bsgge'l good number Of them out there
and Mr.. Choate made a very pretty shot
at a land peep 50 yards away putting three
shot into the little fellow with a fine Colt
gun. Mr.. Bean says he never saw tho birds
so fat rs they are nov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
Hon. vm. II. Looney will speak ut

Esr,nipy,.,p. Ttrssiav evening, August 30
Pirt.n.f1 ....... Thursday evening" sept. nber !
,r,uo ..... FRIDAY evening, september ;
acknowledgements saturday evening, crpteinbstJ
Back sport........ Monday afternoon, september ;
Fry.Lfry " .dne-iIay evening. september
R.,I,el ..,.. THURSDAY evening. september :
saninu ......,,. ritlav evening september =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
m... ch... \. B..,.ll. VIM .ps.h At
Hon. W. y. Frye viii speak Al
Hon. Euxen~ Hal. Will speak at
Hon. seth l.. NiIIiken Will speak at

g,.lart,,, Is.,siis evening" sasust ~
tbtn,. FRIDAY September 2
win,l.,,f Monde. a ftrsr,s,p September
,otth ,,are,,p.s.. ,.a,tt.s -sruiup, sep esnrsr )
v,,n,,,,,rh 49, rue.d ~ evening September il
IL X..r,,.,r M.-in,.,, AZ evening September
Wint.rnnrt - rsIur..lav evening september
Ualiny rfl ... - tias evening september 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Occasionally people will make an attempt
at amusement that il as ludicrous IA ones
attempt at leapng fence by pulling on his
boot straps, Notwithstanding the big rain
Thursday evening a party of twelve left
tend, as they supposed dance. On the
way they got lost and after driving round
in rain and mud at last found that there was
no dance. They didn't arrive in Augusta
Till nearly half past six yesterday after be.
ing out all night and more di-gusted party
it would be difficult to find
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Is prsc,ice,i by people who buy inferior
article, of fool because cheaper than stand
ard goods. Infants are entitled to the bes,
food ob,ainable. Ills n fact that the tai
Borden Eagle Brand Condensed MIX >.
the best infant food. Your grocer ana
draegi., keep il. ug21dsatit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
Auction Sale
OF CHOICE
HOUSE LOTS


shall sell IT auction. On Tuesday, The sixth s'ay
Of September sspxf. NJ four o'clock ia tine after
noofs-tn Close estate, II choice lsot-s lots in
IN. Brooks aeld corner Of Hospital anti etiaT
str,et< These are the most desirable building
lots In the city, located IN Of The best neigh
borhsods nntv fem mtugitsS walk from the
bushes. center art ssih. wJt.r. zas. and elrc-
tric Hsht- excellent drsiHage, s.sr ths' best
schools and the street with tise Augusta
Ufeh school wct has SIf.riat IN the State
Hospital street first class in evrVT respect, AMI
c..i4rtan,lv zrsN Eg in hearty. aad on mas
of anr l,est residences.
This sai, offer. grand opportunity To any Que
wishing to q drsf-eiass bot Gu which to
5itId halnp.
ANY une wishing 10 examine ihs ptaa 81 ftssa
lats eau do b cins Il, ny Office in stconisH
Hall Block. Water street.
Don't fail to attend thts sale
wM. n. LIBBY. AnetionceF.
AegIsta, Aug. -, t>g-, aEg,adtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

sl,arpens the appetite, tones up the digestive
organs and brings health in place Of disease.
In small wine-gIassful doses its effects are
apparent within few days in Rheumatic.
Kidney and Bladder pains. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. d&wehwky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
H.s. William Mckinley,
OF OHIO,
VKyfll GArpcn1G mt
VIII Speak at

OLD orr uABp, saturday afternoon. sep.
F1fI-IlLtU MONDAY evening, september
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The rainfall of Thursday and THURSDAY
night as measured a. the Hospital, was one
inch and forty three hunlrctths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27


9gNNU 0(UUfpfC 10t1fMnI
-
eATuRnAv AnaueY ~ ,eas
S"S"' "vSsS' 81 soees
Cards of thanks and resolutions Of rcsr,c, Yin
nent. ~base ehise i In rsisira ., nos sn'sItss
charged =, the rate OF fifteen cents a line.
sSm ga s sNis n pai ssS ss set
lmns, and will be ran under separate head on
rmn,ln Mi, WI" r"ntrs favor sv u nut ;,S,.sSM
once immediately
NE" Apsh"tiSL"hNAS AVDAi.
fsr-hsasef.
For ssle--Horse.
an'ed-i'Sds iof hoasewots'
#
SseesSNNN,
-
And He wa. Right.
The lobster salad said TO the cream,
wv ssiu t's
That dr,ams are often made Of o y"
T,,r.3.,,s r.;n w..h., p,. ,
h,a,, s"'e
Inc temperature of Friday morning
w. NJ. staples of Bridgton bought
patient To the hospital yesterday
Tho r.;,f,u ~ rh,,.l,,r,
r;,,, ..s,r.1 a.. ,,.. ,,,,,-
;r,,, am, s,r,v.,,r. hr,,ra.,,.. '"e
"'"'F"''''S 'oefe viii
.""'' "''"us U" SUNDAY
~ >o''l'''' "'"e"'
Mrs. {. II. Cunningham and Mrs. DIP
LcClair are stopping for two works in tho
toons Nest cottage at Hammond, Grave
MIR. Fred Page aud Miss Eta
Doe, both of the Hospital, were united in
marriage Thursday evening hy Rev, lG
Ross.
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'''' NV -'.'i'''"s "''''''"> 'o' '"e con
,rel with ii, r,sis,,d I'M, sr., b,,,,,r ,,,,
;r,, J,,r
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'''"'"'' ''">' W. ono" WIN make an
eAo"'S'"' !" "'e ''''Pe'o""' H""'aE ""-
'"s Aus"s" W e'"cs' hanover " So
"ar"iner at " noun" "Trip u'k''s inc'no-
ing admission To the grounds, Augusta and
U,Il,w,Il IN Giants Gardiner IA ,.,,s
--=~----..------
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" "iF'" III "'' ''''i'" ''''''' ''"P'''S
" ""o'' '""'' ''' "''' '''''' y"
"''''''" " wv 'e''''"" quartet "''Ho-
sof''"'' anu -'''' '''" III" VI "'""'">'"'
III, co,c,r, h.,;,s ,,9t,p Al
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'"' se'''"' s"' A"'"s "' ''"So" why
S"' Is" III NV" VI summer '"'"'''" ~
wen a. '''e o'"'' p''p'' "'' '''"' VI '"e"
''Ae INV i'S"' '"' "''''" VI "'"s'
guns "'''' NV wy f'oP' '''"'" " '"e''
UNIV ''''' "pf"' nv S"' WV
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several Young men are planning to 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
xtssesec cousrY somlsAnoss.

sepstors~A. " spear. Gardiner
John y, Hin, AHgnsta.
t4llast Wood Winthrop.
Clark Of TOarts-.W =. fhostr, Augusta,
Tgsusy Asforney leroy fsrle'0n. winthrop
Jude, Of ryestais--t, I sfrveas, Aasifsis-
/ Eeglsisr NJ Probate Howard paens Augusta
/ shsrta- Idxar D. Norton, bsrfiatf
t.Iunfy fres-arss James =. lianehafd, :" sea
. n.afy tofnInis slDner- samuel smith, idtch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Among the soloists, Mrs. Morrison
stood out prominently, her full, rich voice
filing every part of the hall, her brilliant
execution inspiring admiration. and above
all, her simple, modest manner while upon
the stage, quite charmed the audience and
won their appreciation. brunswick Her.
aid.
Mrs. Morrison will take part in the ron
cert al OakMOOd tomorroM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

For Representatives, to Congress:
First Distyicf--THoaAs y. RED OF Port
land.
H>e,nd Uissrtot--SELsos DisoLsr OF Lew
iston.
Tafra Uistrick--S,rn l.. MII.LIKEs OF Bel
fast.
Fourth Distriet---C. 4. BoUrELsE OF Ban
ggf4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Numerous experiments 10 determine the
best tirc-resisting materials for the con.
struction of doors proved that wood GOV.
cred with tin resisted the fire better than an
iron door
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

The temperature of Friday morning
brought out the fall ovcrcoats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Mr., Fred Page aud Miss Eta NJ
Doe, both of the Hospital, were united in
marriage THURSDAY evening by Rev. |. Il.
Ross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27
MAINE GOSSIP.

Msny of the Aroostcok starch factories
are lighted bv electricity. Great idea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Steamer Lizzie NJ. Snow will make an
excursion to the campground SUNDAY lcav-
ing Augusta at s O'Clock Ilalowcil at SIS,
Gardiner at >. Round trip tickets iuclud-
ing admission to the grounds, Augusta and
IlnllnMcll 80 ccnis Gar.linrr 10 cunts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

Thursdays rain washed Rines hill quite
badly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

FOR PRESIDENT:
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of ISDiAsA
FOR vIcE,PggsIDfSI
WHITELAW REID,
or NEW YORK.
FOR GoyEgSoE
HENRY B. CLEAveS.
Fss Presidential Electors.
rev Electors 81 Lsrssf
THOMAS w. HYDE, Of Bath,
WILLIAM ". NASH, Of cherryHeia.
Pjyr Di.triet--E. ". GoopALL.
.geeond Dtariet-M, c. wEDes.oon.
Third Dfsfrtet--A w. WnDEs.
Fourth U,strits--Kopsgr c. PEssEr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-27

In addition to those alrcai, announced
to appear in the Cccilian concert company
At lakewood Sunday are Miss Nc,iie NJ
Morrison of the CeCilisn Quartet, mcrio-
soprano and Miss Edwina NJ. Richardson.
reader from the Boston School of Oraicry.
tEL,. 1nn1urf Lurr,us M L. l. Al
The morning call., 1892-04-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND.
l. under authority of certain deed of trust, dniy
arst part. 10 HENRY c: CAMpBELi.-AND THII,-.
DEUS h. KENT, parties of the second part and
the same being dated July 2s. 1880, and recosdsd
IN the office of the County Recorder of the count
OF San joaquin State Of California, In Book a., vol
10 of Deeds. at page 5S7, and following: And III
pursuance of resolution passed The Eth day OF.
March 1872, by the Boa. OF Directors OF said San
holder of two notes (So. r0.2Sl) to secure pay.
ment OF which the Aforesaid deed of trist.waS
executed. declaring that default had: been made III
the payment OF interest End other sums e under
said notes and deed OF trust, and. REQUESTING and
b. kENf. Trustees. 10 sell the re al estate de-
scIibed therein, to satisfy said In debtedness
We. HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs p
TUESDAY, the Sd day of May: "A. ID. 1892. at $3.50
O'Clock p. NJ of that day. and at this: south IRON
entrance TO the Courthouse in the city OF Stocl
ton. county of San Joaquin, stare OF California
we Will sell at public autt TO the highest bdle
pieces parcels OF land situate In tha COUNT: e:
San Joaquin, State OF California DIES ribbed as 10
lows to wit: - ::
According to the ofhcisi plats and system of.su-
veys OF the Government of the United states; =,
township one "a south, range seven ~ east ni9an
14). siI the west half OF the west bali VIZ o.
Wal that lies south of the .'French Camp roaa ="
OF section niteen 40, ali OF the east bail OF tht
French Camp road -; OF section twenty-two {zS,,
the east half OF east half t1s of E1z,: OF section
wv OF W II and OF section twenty-six (26l tn
west half oftne north Invest quarter (W y % NWl4)
more less. together with the appurteuauces :.
Terms OF saie-Cash, IN gold coin OF the United
the fall OF the hammer; balance on delivery o.
aeed: aud II not paid, unless for want Of title
per eeat be forfeited. and the sale to be void.
Acts OF sale at rurc hasers expense.
HENRY @. CAMPBELL.
THADDEUS b. KENT.
"PA ~ ~ - 81 - AJS sS'SSs-
The morning call., 1892-04-26
ALONG SEA and SHORE.
A Sea.G0ing Raft to Be Launched
at Fort Bragg To. Day.
The City Of New York Departs for Panama.
High-School Girls Learning Navigation.
Angel Island Wharf

Yesterday was breezy day along the
city front and the sprinkler was brought
into requisition shortly after noon. At
Point Lobos the wind blew % miles an
hour, with heavy sea.
The largest sea-going timber raft ever
launched on this coast is Oh the ways at
Fort Bragg and is expected to slide Off to
day. The raft is OF the form Of cigar and
has been constructed in accordance with
the belief that the lumber resources Of the
Paclnc Coast can be best developed by a
scheme which promises safe, expeditions
and economical transportation from port to
port. The pine-lumber trade of this coast
consists almost entirely of that brought by
vessels from the shores Of Puget Sound and
nearly all the lumber mills are there To-
Gated. The lumber can be built into the
RATS at as small an expense as it requires to
deliver 1t at the mills now upon the sound.
Tie present cost for transport of lumber
The morning call., 1892-04-26
sunday-schooi Directors.

At the annual meeting of the Sunday
school teachers at the First Baptist Church
last Sunday the following board Of directors
was elected: Mrs. Goddard, First Presby-
terrain Church; +. c. Peterson, Howard
Presbyterian; J. l.. Drum. Westminster
Presbyterian; G. Walker, First Baptist;
2. ID. Code, Emanuel Baptist; Morris Mar
Gus, Plymouth Congregational; l.. b.
Benchly. First Congregational; l.. c. DON
nell. Howard Methodist Episcopal; John
Dyer, First Methodist Episcopal; j. n.
Butler, Van Ness avenue Methodist Epis-
copal; j. +. Nash, First Christian; Mrs Nj.
c. Bosworth, United Presbyterian; Mr..
Burk, English Lutheran; j. F. Crosett,
Bethany Congregational; James Hors-
burgh. Calvary Presbyterian.
The morning call., 1892-04-26

ward firm called Buyer & Reich came in
and bought a two-fifths interest. Buyer *
Reich were afterward bought out by him,
John Levinson and Benjamin Newman.
While this transaction was under way.
John Levinson was on his way from San
Francisco to New York, the witness having
his power of attorney. Buyer s. Reich were
paid S46,G0 The examination of the wit
ness as to the business affairs and system of
accounts OF the firm was very searching
one. AT the hearing DIR. c. +. Buckley tes-
tilted that two years before John Levinson's
death he was one of the most prominent
hypochondriacs in San Francisco. His
mind was weakened by his morbid fears,
and the thought OF suicide was ever present
in his mind
The morning call., 1892-04-26
A SECRET C0NCLAVE.
Special Agent Brown Departs for Wash
ingtou, ID. &.

ihEtour D y.
Mr.. James J. Brown. assistant chief
operative OF the United States Secret SerY-
ice aud whose presence in this city for the
past two months caused much comment.
left on the overland last night en- route ~
his home AT Washington, ID. @.
Jlst prior to Mr.. Browns departure a
mysterious conclave of treasury officials was
held in the private Office of United States
Secret Service Agent Harris In the APP
pTaiseT's building. Whatever the proceed
ings we're they were conducted in true star
chamber style.
1t was learned from q reliable source, how
ever, that Mr.. Bro WINS presence in this city
was due TO the recent Custom house scandal
and he is the bearer of important documents
bearing on the case to the treasury officials
at Washington. On his arrival IN that city
some sensational developments In the case
may be expected by the public. What these
DEVELOPMENTS are TO be could not be learned,
but In answer to query yesterday one of
the officials remarked with SMILE "a
bomb Will be exploded in the enemy's camp
shortly, but we are not yet ready to make a
statement to the public until we hear from
headquarters. Brown is now on his way TO
Washington and 1 can give no Information
until after his arrival there"
The morning call., 1892-04-26
Licensed to MARRY.

Licenses 70 marry were issued yesterday
to:
Enrique Batres and Euloga r. Verdugo, 80
James A. Robertson and Alice Mclean. 29-2I.
John j. Fax aud Susan Rodgers, 25-22.
Frank L. Mckiernan and Mary Bigger, 90
James +. Mcdaniel and Marian A. Eells, 90
81.
Spiro g. Dragomansyich and Louise M. Burke,
34-20.
Harry Kellette and May Wood, $50.
George A. Pope aud Edith Taylor 2S-25.
Charles J. Joyce aud Elizabeth Hallman, 81
John III. Beatty and Ethel f. johnson. 29-17
James Richards and Louisa A. TuInbulI, %
80.
Gustave LaujardIere and Mary A. Camper
naus. 23-2l.
William Cheesman and Juliet v. s. E. E. New
ham ABA
The morning call., 1892-04-26

The application for the appointment of a
receiver to take charge of the affairs of the
firm Of Newman & Levinson was again be-
fore Judge CARRIER yesterday. and after a
most tedious hearing. which lasted all day,
was finally concluded, with arguments to be
heard on Friday. w. j. Newman, the head
Of the present firm, was the principal wit
ness OF the day, and testified that he formed
the partnership OF Newman 81 Levinson
with John Levinson on July IL. 1881. After
The morning call., 1892-04-26
Bound to Be Migrants. o

Two boys were locked up in the City
Prison yesterday morning for burglary.
One is Charles Harrison. aged 10 years, who
ran away from his home in San JOSE He
carries a crutch, having lost one of his legs
while jumping off train several years ago.
The lad has good home Ia the Garden
City. but says he is bound 10 be vagrant,
and runs away whenever he gets chance.
The other yagrsut Is Edward Plohn, aged
II. He has been assoclatins with gang of
young thieves and roaming around at all
hours Of the day and night
The morning call., 1892-04-26

declared vacant. After some very hopeful
and encouraging words from the moderator.
who has always shown himself warm
friend OF the church. the matter was re-
ferred to the session, with a strong recon-
mendation that an effort be made 10 secure
Joseph f. Scott, who has so acceptably
filled the pulpit and performed the duties
OF pastor ever since the departure Of the
former incumbent three months ago.
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woodbridge Presbyterian Church.

After the sermon preached in the Wood
bridge Presby terrain church on Sunday by
Rev. DR.. Mackenzie of the First Church
meeting of the congregation was held. at
which DR.. Mackenzie presided as mod
orator, the business having reference to
engaging supply for the pulpit which, by
direction of the prssbytery, has just been
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Accidentally Burned to Death.

An inquest was held yesterday on the
charred remains found Sunday in the ruins
of the City Transit Company's stable on
Ivy avenue. The circumstances of the re-
covery of the body were related by wit
nesses, after which the Coroner's Jury
found that the deceased, supposed to be
John Hand. a teamster, came to his death
through an accident
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A Rather Cool Rurr,,r.

A burglar entered the residence OF p. j.
Moran. 623 Green street, early yesterday
morning and secured 81 and watch and
chain while ransacking the house. He then
carried a writiBg-desk into the back yard TO
examine the contents. but while so doing he
aroused MIR. Moran from his slum bers and
fed