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TO THE NORTH NEST AND SOUTHWEST
sTFLL Ehus wAGNITlcENT FQTirMExr
TRAINS I II S AZ, Tux ~;
CONNER CT a ANi y SIS. A. FOLLOWS
Te Il fan a. v.a i'' esf! a. 10 fi,
C,,s al :, I 'u :. nj ~ LAZY e. oh,r.ss
iag'on 70 Y rrishurg aud ,rri-lsnrE 70 Pitt.sars
an Sie',fng Csrs from Plttsbu-g W Columbus.
i"Iis and CiIcinnst! EErres. ;. - y N laily.
tr 10 81 louis and cinns, and Dln, nsrr.
u a - o 81 Laul; C,luralasn E,pre~s =
Chicsro aua Dinipg Car Harrisburg 70 Csies1s
Weston fNr-'ss - 80 r. dali. With Sls'-IiBs
Ralrarr vf III I'M s-r ~ ri ns,y =
Caa1a s saatTS s5n rR ,, 81. =. ',su az
Pftsblr. c.'u'I''us. q = tnnati. Indiansroli,
wa,hin.-,,l t. 81 f..ds. sieepinr Csr Harms
Ia-F 80 N.inihis, DininE Car Aiorns -
FITS urs an ,i,s w.. With throlsh sleeps-r =
Ilft,pg-g. sfi Pirfslitr- - CaicAera
For kgn". 'snsn ls.sUa. Rn,-1t~r aud Niagara Fall.
For rie. Cssnd,iliis Az, Ro.e-,.r daily; for But
iAlo nri Niagtra dslr. except saturday. a4l
:, G,a.. with Sleering Gar Washington q Fliuira,
nm; .isiiy. .Hsc~is saturday. with sleepnE Or
For Wi,ia'.iS vt. Remove aud Elnira at 10 20 u
FoR pin ADrIiHia. NEW YORK AND rHs
EaSii - A"a mi II a m l. - : 30. Y
80 10 md u s, =. ~, On Sunday. 200
ll..I, 81. Limited prltuRn Nes'il,ule Parls
Or - ioul. Passenger cotrlies and Dining Cat
''CONGUESSIoN.L LIMITED.
With I''a41r Car frufu Raltiuora sur New Work. o.
pm Jaily ~ Ihia we.s dsv- only Pa..
a'-r~ Tor Pa i.lI'a VIII chang cars At SOuth
ret station, Philadelphia, Tor Broad street ste
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast express. 30 am wcsL days. and 3.4j pm
accoi',uo ir-son > 90 a. M iuil-
Ix'-e-- OF aud ; - o. VA. daily.
- Bsior. without rhnee 80 am. week day. ana
For nr ALVIN, y. Y. all thrruyh trains connect y
I"r~sv cav Wtt' boats - Brooklyn Annex AFFORD
IT. ir. irarsi 90 Patton street; avoiding doubls
For A'lrtic 'i,y. = 80. IA 10 I. IL. IL o M wees
n, d,y,, atd II q = an every iav.
Iddo 10 g il % nd NJ M % a M 70 X sat
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IL - AN.
except SUNDAY.
"a 9atl, eHr-p; sunday. sundays 900 a. IN Anl
ron tLExaNpRIA AND THE South.
For heNan,rtg. i;@. 9 b ~, $40. "a. lo.t
BIZ. O. - sfa 10 ~ and III r, Ia. On supr
day ~ : %. - -. A.. 10. a. q. m. LOO. , as
81. : q, ana 10 % .. "a.
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fTtlK. S.if1 y. wp.k uay-.
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o. o.'n- On sunday At 81 ~. 10. Il, IL IL aud
il ~ an. los. 1.o' 9-us. :. ~. . Il and 10 ~
Tiiefs and information NJ the ONCE northeast cor
nor 18Th str-at ln1 Pcnn sNvauia av@nue. and A. IN.
station. where orders i. ieft Tor the r-cking5 "
eEsSc . s5'aaion IRON hotels and rrsiaspcss
ais,,crai Mana.e-. I,egl General Passenger AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

n COCA QppetSto
can be bought,
like anything elsa
And good diges-
ton after it, too.
Both of them
como with Doctor
Pierce's Golden
MEDICAL Discovery.
That starts the
torpid liver into
health action,
purifes and en-
riches thu hlood
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EDUCATIONAL.
orr or wAsHINGro>.

HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS FROM. :, To 10
BOSWELL s Fati- 5 n1r "a. .' a1s s.oia,o
SISO YEARIy, Bntrn ANp TUITION.
SNioO se.ninary .sir,-'. slSo i.iita-y aca1e..y
yyery heal,hy fldress b;y. 2 " .sIIlIIi. = u.
AGERsIoHN. MD. Ky MARCuL LErE AND
safaS$G An rA Rev .2 EtfSy F'
;e.'s-3m President
ScDS PER War Al I.ITWrHvTIIT SI-NI-
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Prin' irsi. iTt.s-ysie. ID D. H. "a
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- near Baltim"re. M. Prof. J. e.. EINEAE A. N.
Prin. COLLEGE or bus!: > s-ln.i - s-t5.is.ivl
T,gH1sni with reasonable terms - N-t.a
episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
IL ~ p,,cv,.,,, NEAR sLFX ,NnRiA "A.
I so ooSr ne NIT -.ynTtA ysar otrn, r.-i =.
esg; hsTca.'' IA ys.'s. In In !. ~
SUMNER CoUksr or STUDY UIrNlNTsBy
- or advanced ts;yate lessons At ru,i'- r,s.a-ure
veT.itE graduate Prof J.. laos Hoi Sius place.
100 ANn l2A ". FRANKLIN 81. BiLrI-
EDGEHOEIH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
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address v NS56N..f IA NAT f 'i IL ~ sa
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st. Johns COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS. MI.
leith Session co.l,nences %lsi septenl,er.
1gr ssPPEEGIh ATT,EXTTGT gIyEN 10 ~, >"
HE PREP TNtt Z 10 2E C ,HrpEs FOR
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE Summary. WILL
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BENNINGTON N. ~ SEMINARY FOR BOTH
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THos HANLoS. D. d. President 10, - years
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
MRS. MYERS sCHooL-A BOARDING AND
opens say feSs r. Nsn tea m ss Re
For ctrcpls-s spply to the principal ELIZABETH H.
Ct: CECfLIA's ACADEMY.
SOL East CsEt9l St for ladies and children viii
shoSSgSh Ensiish and musiGaI egueaticn, pupil. NOT
and typewritnR. au2i-1m
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ST # FAC FL Ell
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Join before that date. Day sessions 9 months. $40
evening sessions 20 months). eos: shorthand and
typewr.ting % months. s2o. ''Pstronized by the
best people in Washington"
COURT F. WOOD. IL NJ. Principal
mh5-6m EDWARD II. HULL. Vice Principal
CHoRTHAND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- instruction 70 limited number; speed pract &c;
tween 5 and p. m. r. H HARDMAN. CAS- E
st. ne. aul6 l2t'
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EDUCATION FOR REAL LIFE
Ia THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Nationfl Bank Of the Republic Building. cor 9TH and
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Twentyeghth scholastic year begins Thursday. Ser
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Spenee1an Rapid Writing Shorthand and Typewrit-
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Address Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
au12 Prnci pal and Proprietor
FUNSTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS,
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Address
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sEA.sIpE,IER.EY COAST,

HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY. Nj. JOHN
II TRACY CO.. Proprietors. Open June Is; all
modern improvements located directly the bes-h
terms % 10 s. per day. Apnly 10 JOHN TRACY
60. Washington Hotel Philadelphia or Care May.
MI my-sltsalO
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Observation-Disclosures.

CoLroN's POINT; MD. NOW OPEN; NEAR
newly furnished; twelve handsoms cottages. fscins
the beach; oysters hsh cra5s boating; table unsar-
,yS-2m' W. L. cRUMP. Propri-tor.
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SDDS PER War Al IUTTrHvrIIT SIM
- ~ navy tncar Balti-f o~c' ,sr Na'r~ la.i-s
S"nd Tor Catalogue. Esv. J. "a. TCRNEh. 4. I.
Prin'irsi. lutae-viie. I'd. anII-Iiu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

CTENOGRAPHY, TYPEwRITING OR RAPID
- D1CTATION-ThorouRh and speedy course, 81
Call or write for new fall Announcement. EVENING
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS. 2l3 c St
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HAGERsJoWN. MD. KY MAR COLI E,,E AND
Conservatory. An sNrsllsu. - aDai Tor rirs
Send FOR catalogue Rev g l. KrTDy
.e2s-3ln President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
IN THE HOUSE.
Bills introduced Code OF Rules Present
ed Similar TO those Of 50th Congress.

WAsHIsGTor, Jan. 2l In the House
the following bills were introduced and re
ferred: BY Stevenson Of Michigan, for
two United States revenue cutters for seI-
vice on the great lakes; by Bland Of Mt
soufi, for The free coinsge of gold and sill
yer a1d The issue of coin notes
90 motion Of O1tbzaige Of Ohio, arss5-
lution was a9op:,d calling on The secretary
Of the treasury f~r statement Of draw
backs paid importers Of lin plate under tn
provisions Of the NJ Rnley bill, also a
statement Of duties refunded to importers
Of ssis for curing fish and meat.
Smith OF Ilinois, By request, intro1ucei
a bill 10 prevent ths sdglt-faiion Of bsk,tg
powders ish alum or sH1monis Referred
Catching. Of missisrppI, from the c, m
m ttee on rules, reported ihs new code Of
rules, which were ordered printed in the
X e rd Cs'chings stated that The code
was substantially that xhich governed the
50th Congress, sith three OF four changes.
He would Ark for = consideration of the
report Monday.
Porusiis Of Ex.Speakers Crow and X m
daiI, Pennsylvania, we're broush, into the
ball ard placed upon esseis provided for
them. G. w. Stone, Penn,ylvsnis, made
a brief and effective speech Of pre,enta ion.
Speeches euiosistic Of the two gentlemen
were delivered BY Wright, McAleer and
Brosi1s. Peunsylvsnis. Holman, who has
bee n ms sraber Of the 37th Hluse. And L.
the only mel smber Of the present Hcu.e, who
enjoyed ,has privilege, in a Pleasant spt eeh
replAte with remlhiscenees. in the name Of
the House, accepted The gifs CT PtnnsyI.
vania.
Sprip ger escorted Grow TO the Speaker 1.
desk, where he Vas gracefully received BY
McMillin, ph1 rendered MN se.t On hi.
lefs. The eI-S2eaksr Tss g'se,sd With sp-
pisuss. In concluding remarks, Holman
offered 4 resolution accepting the portraits
II sndson, Iowa, made the concluding
speech then, the resolution having beer
adopted, the House Adjourned until Nor.
day.
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BLAINB'S IDEAS
Have Been IisterpleCas Of
Wisdom and judgement
Ia This Chilian Affair. tncls Sam is
ToI In Condition
To Dictate. Not 10 be Dictated to,
Through His Efforts.

WAsHNsroN, Jan. 2l When the full
history Of the sensational war that some
pewspspers have been wsgirg the past
month In their columns. is written, the pu. e
lie will more clearly see wh2, debt of
gratitude those who love PEA with honor,
owe to Secretary Blaine. The sdministr.
ton has put forth every efor, to make
army and navy ready for war, while doing
everything that proper diplomacy could il =
spire to obviate the dire nj cessi.y OF II =
voking force. II the cri.is comes which
the secrefa Of state does not expect the
courtty Ill be astouuds by the msgnltUi ,
Of The preparations which have been made
by the Cover: ms L. in such sn incredibly
short time.
These facts have been fully understood
by the Chilian minister, who has conveyed
,hs m BY cable from day to day to his gov
ernment. Those who are a.socisted with
him say he is exsfting himself to the ut
most to avert the clash of arms. He fully
appreciates the oil iuStion Of affairs and las
been tr, ing to convince his own govern =
ment Of The rashness Of emb&tkins in q
war with The United States
1t is his persistency. through the secre-
tafy Of state, which has caused the delay
Of the last ten days in the presentstion Of
the Presidents messase to Congress.
Secretary Blaine has eHdeavored to give
the Chilian minister every opportunity 10
bring about . peaceful solution, but has
notified him that matters csn no longer be
delayed. The President and the entire
cabinet are in perfect harmony on ;he
Chlisn matters and stories to the eontr aIy
are without foundation.
1t will be discovered when the CORES
poi dence is made public, that Secretary
Blaine has been in the lead with the Prcsi-
ident and his Cabinet in this whole transact
ion, ard has had nohing to do with the
New York speculstots, Grace. Flint and
oihers, who have large interests at stake IN
Chill, as has already been alleged by unin-
formed newspapers and poorly advised cor
respondents.
The naval preparations which have been
80 formidable are now practically COM
p!tte - far ss immediate wxrlike move
ments are required All the old monitors
which did sucn effective service along the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts during the late
war will be'in fighting trim in so days.
The report which hss been circulating in
diplomatic circles and about the cspitol
during the last tseBty-sour hours that the
government Of Great Britain had taken
steps to brig shout more friendly feeling
between the United States and Chill, and to
effect = settlement Of the trouble by aibitra.
ment or some other method, does not seem
to have much foundation.
1iquiry At the executive mansion this
morning elected the fact that the special
messsge would not be transmitted to Con
gress today, and may not for several days.
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OUR COAST DEFENSES.
Bill TO Contract for One of the Berdan
Ironclad Destroyer>.

WAsuINGroN, Jan. 2l.-Senator Nc
Phersoa by request today introduced a
bill to increase the sfIiency of our coast
deienses. The secretary Of the navy is
authorized to contract with the Berdsn
Manufacturing Company, New York, for
''One Berdsn ironclad destroyer
with Armaments as fellows; A
SEM sub marine boat no. less than 200 feet
long. 40 feet beam ard Is feet dfaught.
with corresponding displacement Of about
2400 tons, to have q low armored deck Of
nickel steel for DETECTING cannon shots,
provide with hydraulic buffer that will pft
tect the bows OF the boat. conniag tower.
bridge for machine guns, the vef
eel to n,ve not les, than 1900 horse
power, with twin screws, and = guarantee g d
speed of 20 kncts An hour. Ghe vessel is
TO be armed with one SUI marine gun A. ths
bows. located under the hydraulic buffer,
24-incb calibre, 2s feet long. to throw =
shell containing $50 pounds of Dusket oV
der into an ironclsd below her srmor pis,e
and be explode by time fuse that will burn
any length Of time desired The cost Of
the vestel exclusive Of allowan nces for extra
speed 10 not to exceed 81, 100 900, and the
bill stipulates that the contract be made
only on the condition thst the con
pany arranges for the construction Of the
vessel with shipbuilder in all
respects satisfactory to the secretary of The
navy. A bonus will be allowed for AL
speed made over 20 knots an hour. with
rebates for less speed. 81 1850 900 is to he
appropriate for the construction of the
vessel. The bill WAS referred to the CON-
mittee on coast defenses.
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FIRE At new YORK
Does S7O0, 900 Damsss.. Narrow Escape
Of fi1aryS.
Which Was Surrounded by Flames and
Yet Was Not Damaged.

NEw YosK. j AT. 81 Shortly after
noon Sdsy flames ereke cut in the bss, :
meFt OF The big & Ee story building 20 Esst
18th street On the west side. Tiisuy Il
Coz, runnirg 6sek s.3rg hat building aud
fnrmipg an L. coming out on Union
SqIsre. II took in numbers 5, 7 and 9 on
the 'qusre and surrounded Tifany's ss-
tsolshment.
The flames made their ssy upward, and
soon .presd through each Of the upper
hoors From the upper doors On Union
Squs-e he flames stretched ov,r the
square 200 feet sad touched the fir5 proof
Lincoln building, on the nerth-es. corner
of l4.h Street,
Almost 10 a twipkling The windows Of the
rext sd Dining the burning building were
shAme, and the tensnts Gsme dj~n into the
street. The fi.mss in he Lincoln building
were subdned. sud beyond shght dsmsge to
the roof the Tiffany building e,csped with
oui scratch,
At O'Clock the ire Was practically out,
only one huiiairg having be IN burned. The
losses On building, owned by the Van
Buren, estate, slCu 600, Brentsno
& Co. publishers and oekseiiers,
$40 900; Schneider Cam, bell 4 Co, sss
fixtures, $500 900; Leen Raeims, import
er ~ ml4Ilaery goods. s2o0 600; Chsrles
f B'n'il. novrlnes, 500 coo; inSursnce,
S3G 600; Samnel Green & Co. imported
trimmings. Sl00 900; W. s. o Worms.
dismoads srd isncy articles, $40 ooO.
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KaiirUaOs & Stsalisura.s
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect New.
23th, 1891.

Gofu0 WESr-sR a. NJ. fsr Lssfst9E,.
ysssianl. PossiAad, Boston sns soaysGii 7.G \.
,or aAlIoxsg, 9arstnef sai So1tb Gzydtess
70 "a A r. fer srGassi n, lewiston, ssSrinSfssr {,
yosxl.ad Yor.4Aac zEa Boston. connecting ter
Raiss doantaiE Points, s& ?. a. ~
ExIIsvsiI, 3ArdisS- Aat sosgh tSaratasr; , 5
p n FOR HEsasSiss. san. sysjAad, bostbt.
and satsrdsys only. for hask!@a r. so p N. :
n xIloS.il. 9ss9lnsf kaa soseft sssG.seri y 70
p NJ sixht Friiasni OF Ls sStstsG, ssth, f1Fi.
aad and Bost0a-
..OfyG EAsr-zie A. u. tnIsat sxyssssl RI
st0yasgaa Belfast, Bangor, b, Hsfbort -
-ts.hens, 81. Joba SD AsDostSoH C9aaty; g15
n ,or K Ksssryile, ssoshessn and Baasof. 9,
p NJ ,ar y steryf!Is, Oak .aa, sorih AHsoh.
blnzhsm, sEoshsgaz. BeiEast, Dover snl
Egx rDf, ssnsbr, bar Hafbos. 81. stephses.
~ jean ali AfcSs ok G1aasy. AID sgnGa r.
Su.y As7 a. NJ, TT hansof-
Ire Aizb Puliman frsiae soa east VG7 sFer7
nfIht sundays ingadsd, 1ut rot 70 1Eogss Al
sa sSndAS norHlnxz, o< % baifaat, Deztas, CT
t.yond Bangor. On 5an iAT inefnin4s-
fbe day express skajns going Vest II u. 10 .
And Hast At 80 z. n. run daily, bBadsys In
eiaasd, between Boston, Lssisten, Bath. Bangor
aud st. John.
Accom- TRAIN Tor Aasss's
i.,ye. sosth 0afdiner. e.As A. d, /! 10 asd Is
r NJ; Gardiner, az A. M l-1o AID t.ts r. II. :
nalossll, so A. NJ rs and sss P n
Tbfogyh tickets 70 California and ali gS,ats
south and West May Dc had Of v " N-lscr
,lakst Assat, Aasasfe, the only 0d1se IN Aas1sts
selling Tis ali roatas and shsakins esszAss ifaa O.
expense.
PAYsos TUCKER. Vice Pres tIesH hanAset.
'. T.. BoOrHBY. 4enn Pass. and Iisket Ag't.
Portland, Nov. %, 1891.
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The foliowirg < we'll snoSn men are me IN
bers ard were present Omar Clark. Cars
tunk; Dr.. II. Pushor, Pttsheld; NJ N
Wtbb, Hsr,isHd Enery Wh.tten, Pits
flsld; W. II. Clark. Carrstuak; n p
Miihxen. Richmond; c. a Coleman. s A
Dinemore, Bingham; w. j. Foss, Brig,
ton; G. J. Shsw, Hsrilard; l. J. Addito2
W X, q. Estes + N. Merrill, Eco
George II. Clark, C. II. Butfill. W. II
Wilder, G II. Pishon, l. C. Emery, A q
Snow, +, Is. Hestl Ion, {. +. Sawyer
II. II. Tufts. C. J, Dow waid G. 4. Goot
siu, Sko~hegsn.
the foll9wiGg were invited guests
Edward Ware. WstervilIe: A. F. Adams,
MoscoS; Mark Savage. John j. Lander,
Bingham; DR.. T. J. Murphy Moose River
Z. psysor Vles, Nor h New Po,tl,rd; l..
+ Fslrbtothers, : W, Gould, f. o Heald,
C, A. Msrston, F. r Folsom and NJ. r.
Pooler Of 6kcwhegsn; Henry Wsshburre
F. II Pr bic. Bingham; Daniel Steward
North AnsOn.
1t wss very p'ety scene. Amid per
feet garden of flwere, surrounded by f
scene similar TO that in which they formed
tie association, the banqueters
fepr ssItlpg the sreest amour,
of cspitHl of sny Ike gathering ever got
toge her in Name, the lumbermen-sud
tsere were several Of them-ths manufs =
tuser, the merchant and lhe wealthy cil
zen gathered 10 discuss, Dot alone the bill
# fare, put 10 isls over what msy be for
the best interesta of STATE and community. :.
to ieii tales OF thsir sporting tips and
DO the great game interests should bs
best cared for, spec cHes inspired by pstr-
5tic, business and soc,sl interests ard the
hower of business cucles, men Of wealth.
hor or and prosperity, enitnsiasiically eu-
Iogizpg he vslue, besu'y ard almost lin
illess tGre s!s of Maine.
After the bsDquet ,ha following txer-
cises we're fsi htnlly csrriei cut Mus c
by the orchestra; remarks by DR.. Pushor
music by the Fhfdelt Gee Cub; cornet
SOLO by Prof. Il B. Hall; song. The Old
Wooden Rocker; by President CLARK,
s.ug in true oackw ods style, and created
with cheers; music; remarks by hisj n
Webb; music by the Glee Club; solo by
Prof. Hail.
The usual exercises of ih0 association
followed d the eI, ction Of officers re-
suited Omar Clark, president; DR.. Pu shor
sHd L. Addition, vice presidents; l. J.
Addition. secretary and treatuter.
The third reur ion wes successfully closed
at 2 A. NJ. TIE elshora'e menu Re hscts
great credit upon the HeseltOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-22
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

l. o. Berry was struck by train at
Oskisnd Heights, Thursday, while riding
in sleigh and received probably fatal
il juries.
W. d. Barnes OF nity was before Com
missioner Bradley as Portland. Thursday,
for burUlrizing the Albion post Office.
Dec. 10. Case was continued till Iexl
week.
Judge Virgin, Thursday mornin {, granted
divorce to the wife of Sts pbsn X. Eils,
ex proprietor OF the Bldde'ord House and
of the Linvoot House, Oid Orchard. They
were married st Ws,erviile in 1885
A. J. Bird, prominent citizen o; Rcck-
land, died Thursday ring, sged 20
;es's. He was president of the North
Ns,iJnal Bark, vicf -2resideh. Of the Ccbb
Lime Company. trustee Of the Roeklsnd d
SsvI7gs Bank ard formerly . member Of
both branches Of the city government, and
connected With msny public enterprises.