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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

Messrs, Storer and Lynch have leased I, q
stable property formerly occupied by e. B,
Cobb to l.. y. Dntton. Mr.. Dutton will
run a,frst class livery stable there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19
Hon. 0. A. Tuell will speak At
Hon, $. W. Matthew. Will .pe.. at

Riverside ............. Tuesday evening, August a
bnnns Corner, Mt Vernon, Saturday eve. sept.
North Wayue....... Monday evening, september
yaSsalbor0. "Wednesday evening, September
East Vassslboro...,. Friday evening". september
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

in small wine glassful doses stimulates ths
liver to renewed activity, promctes ths
action of the Kidneys and Bladder, ans
snnihilaies Malaria and Rheumatism quick
IL. dSwchwky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

Sebec. ................M Monday evening, August =
Abbott ............T u. sday evening. August -
Wellington. " e'ine sday eveH.ng. August 81
wiilimantie. Thursday evening, september
Monson. Friday evening, September I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

seassors-A, N. spar, Gardner,
john v. HIN, Augusta.
Elliott Wood, Winthrop.
Glsrk Of Cearts-w, y. fhoste. Augusta,
tsaaty Attsrpsy- t<rry =. Gartsf0R, Winthrop
Judge Of trDbsfs-f. r. stevens, Augusta
Kesi-fer Of frnbsfe~-Iio~srd owen. Augusta
~As~ssM-tdysr v. Sor,0n, Gsrdipsf
County Treasurer James u. blanchard, Chelsea
County Commissioner --sasDnsi smith, Iitcis
nfh.
Representatives. 10 The Legislature From
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

The Catholic Fair given in benefit Of 81.
Augus'ine's church October 3-4-5-G, will be-
held in Meonian hall. Elaborate prepara-
tons are being made and presents have been
contributed very literally. Whereas last
year but six presents were distributed among
tirket-holder- this year 20 valuable articles
will bc disposed of in this manner. One Of
them being Singer sewing machine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

IN elderly and feeble gentleman entered
the clothing store Of Huntington 4 Co..
yesterday afternoon and after making some
purchases started to go out. Before reach
ing the door he looked 40 i'll that the clerk
brought chair, and the old gentleman sat
down. He complained of the hea, and that
evidently was what affected him. In few
minutes he got up and attempted to 90 out
covered. and was put aboard an electric car
for Gardiner, where he ssid he lived. tie
gave no name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

Dealers in fur goods are putting in their
supplies during this hot wave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

Earlier sunsets don't seem to interfere
with the hot wave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

The old Dearborn house in Houiton vii
lage is now being repaired. 1t IS one OF
the oldest houses in town. When the
shingles were being removed it exposed
wall. made with pine boards from /. inches
to two feet in width, showing that pine,
when the house was built, was as common
A. h..mlnrk Is now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-19

Aroostook Pioneer Yesterday was pay
day on the Bangor Aroostook Railroad'
the Company paying out S25,Wn against
g., 900 last month. Next month sln,ooo
will be required to meet the wage bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
DplWBlrT0 CrLLgTED IRETGrLiRLY.

\ report circulated yesterday In regard to fhc
discovery OF some Irregularities In the collection OF
drawbacks on some b.rlap hags which had been en-
tered containing zinc shmmings, and then exported.
4 new set Of blanks has been adopted by the Treas
uIy Department covering cases Of this kind In con
sequence OF the iircrularties The Custom House
rockers who had charge Of the business were u. +.
Downing a Co. TIE Custom House authorities en-
ircIy exorcrate MeSsrs. Downing e Go. from any
intention to defraud. AT the Office Of tn" firm yes
t,sr,ay the following statement was made:
Owing 70 our aIQr General business OF which the col.
lection OF drc wlacks l. ninor part. this matter wa"
exclusively under tho direction OF our former clerk Mr.
wslsce. The bags in question appear to have bvcn
entitled TO . drawback having been actually eypoftcsi
nu. IL js clomtd that there :fcguarlty n the
ding OF the OF nufacture In this country
The total involved H. less than 1900 which was
paid over when received from the Government 10 the OK
Dorters AGENT the usual brokerage. Oar firms loof'
.ng and honor; bic standing Of thirty-sx years - the
beat syic,ce give Of the upiiehe~s q our d'o
ings and Of speedy rcctiicaon OF any
irrrgularity that appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
cL0rDEURSr IN ROANOKE. VA.

Baltimore. Aug. GA News dispatch rom
Roanoke Va says a cloudburst visited Roanoke
last night about IL O'Clock and within half an hour
over 100000 Of damage was done and one life lost,
not more. In tire business portion Of the city, which
is in low land the principal sufferers Every
store on salcm-ave and Jefiersonst. was flooded and
their contents badly damaged. large sewer Is be-
ING built along saemave., and this ditch was soon
flooded with water. Barney smith, blacksmith at
the Roanoke Machine Works, fell into II ana was
drowned. Ills body was recovered this morning. III
* reported that two other bodies have been found.
hut II Is impossbIe at this time verify the report.
Rain fell In torrents during the night and Is falling
now. Many Sidewalks are washed away, ana inc
electric light plant has been Hooded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
THE INTERyA NOyAL FAIR At DETROIT

Detroit Aug 23.-The Detroit International Fair
and Exposition was opened by Governor Winans at
noon Yesterday and will be in operation for two weeks
Besides a large number Of working exhibits, which
have been gathered into the main building from this
and other States, there will he athletic games, races
etc. on the extensive grounds of the Exposition
To morrow will be bicycle day. and among the riders
who will compete for the $1,000 worth OF prizes are
Arthur A. Zimmerman, champion of the world; L. D.
Munger the Chicago champion and holder OF the
present seasons mile record; William Hslop, VI
Canada and ". C. Sanger Of Milwaukee. For satur-
day. athletic day, the fastest amateurs west Of the
Nleshenies have entered for the several contests.
Political day. Thursday promises to be interesting,
Congressman william VI. Springer, Of Illinois: ex-
con gressman Dunnell Colonel J. s. Norton, and the
nominees for Governor of Michigan will speak Gen.
oral Miles and stan to-day reviewed the parade OF the
Michigan militia and the regulars from Fort Wayne
OF the former 1000 We're in line, comprising
tina entire force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
HOTEL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

Red flags were flying yesterday at the t1iteeh'u-S"
entrance TO the Hotel Dam and the Union SQUARE
Hotel and on the upper floors. e. j. DARLING 'he
auctionccr was busy all day disposing OF the ho'el
furniture The auction was held TO satisfy cha''e
mortgage Of $4,000, held by Bcinccke d CO.. he fu
ton.st butchers. against George u. De Revere the
lessee In addition "a the Bcnccke Indebtedness there
arc also nrrearagcs Of rent due To n. j. Dam anu ''
psImcr estate Mr.. Dams claims for rent OF ue
Hotel Dam amount TO 10000. and the amount
due the Palmer for rental OF the Union SQUARE
Hotel IS fully rs large. The furniture on t"p hoors
ns sold out yesterday In the Hotel Dam. ana the SAFE
Will continue until five other floors and the basement
AR, cleaned up and also the furniture In the Union
SONAR. Hotel has gone under the hammer.
Mr. DE Revere said that the furniture In the TWO
hotels cost over 100000. The prices realized yes
,r,ay were better than h. expected to get III enough
vns realized from the sale 10 satisfy all debtors ana
a sufficient margin was left. Mr. De Revere SAID th'
t-non sauare Hot, would be- rcfurniNhcd ~ him WIN
modern furniture and he wonld continue TO run tho
hotel: otherwise not The Hotel Dam has been closed
Tor u week. tut the MON ~p'ar" VIII continue ,r =.
rec eve guests until thu furniture Is sofa OUT. me
opcning Of new and more Snmptuols hotels uptown
ns lad Il depressing effect upon the business OF AL
IN. older houses below Twenty third 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
LUNBER THIEVES PAY TIE PENALTY.

Albany, Aug. % (spcciaD.-Thc state Forest Com
nissloners have Ind considerable trouble with petty
lumber thieves this year They cut the bes; timber 10
b found on the State lands and hurry 1t OF to the
mills. The $4,000 acres In Fulton County owned By
the state have more 10 protect then, this year
than they are worth, and the Commission has de
csded TO sell them Among the dcpre1ators in Frank
LIN County against whom judgments were recovered
Is Daniel DOuty. Of vermontvle. lie has dcfcd the
authorities and cncavorcd 10 nduce Others 10 do
but nc did not succeed. Thirty petty thieves have
paid about $4,000 In fines. The Forest Commission
has succeeded In placing Douty in the Malone jail.
lie now wants 10 compromise ut 300, bat The Com
mlssioners say he will be made an example Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Ceneral Term-Iiecess continued titan
Supreme lOur-ChauDcIs-D fatIc' soh 'A''AV''
calendar Nos to II called at III oeOcA', , lid
Supreme Court->peciai 1erm-faris anu AA
lournrd for the term ., ~, - ~, Adourned for
Circuit Court-Parts l. ii, Ill ana i'-""'o'''N W.
che term. . x,,u. -, rli,,heth L.
Cattnach, Mary Leonard Ut ~ A. H. L.opoiu ii'"''
lmcs Pcttigrcw, at ~ 80 v. m ,,. ..., oc,oher
Common Pieas-4ieneinI Iefn-Au|ourneo UNI" O0''S
Common PIcas-Specisl Term-Before Gegerieh' j.
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Parts 1. ii and Ill'-Ad
S"perIor Court-eneral Term-Adjourned until octo
Der !. ,, r.r, p.,ora nucro L.
Motions. D...s TT .rd JJI-Ad
CITY CourtSpscial TermBefore MgGown' J.IM9'o AZ.
NV Court-Iria Term-parts 1, III, III ana AN-Au
journed for the term , NJ. = po,ora Martina /
and Assistant District Attorney Dsyis-Nos 70 . IN
cnr, NJ General SessionsPart IIBefore Cowlng -
and xssstant District Attorney Bedfon-Nos TO o. ia
siuatvo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
TIRED OF MARTIAL Law,
CITIZENS IN wARDNER CHAFE UNDER ITS RI.
STRAINTS-MIIITARY TO REMAIN.

wardncr Idaho. Aug 23.-An tho saloons In this
place have been closed and IS allowed In the
streets after il D. m The saloon keepers strong
sympathizers Of the miners and their places have
been closed TO prevent secret meetings Of the union.
The Poorman and Tiger mines are worked By uIriOn
men who rendered support TO those who were locked
out To break up the union. General Curtis ordered
a shutdown at both mines, and will not allow union
men to be employed at any point in the county. In
order TO hold the troops here and guard against q
possible outbreak consequence OF the shutdown.
an order directing three companies to proceed to
Coeur dlene City with prisoners has been suspended
and the troops Will remain here until after SeDtcg
ber /.
Law-abiding citizens are beginning to chafe under
the restraints OF martial law ard some assert that
Curtis IS abusing the power conferred upon him.
lie has released the town marshals OF Wardner and
paced deputy sheriifs In full CONTROL The transfer
81 prisoners to Occur d'Alene CITY was declared BY
CrosSwate. public examiner OF the Department u
Justice to be Illegal until the men are indicted before
United states Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
NOTES ABOUT ROMAN CATHOLIC lFFITRS.

NOTES ABOUT HOhAA CiIHOjA' iffifhS'
"Thc Rosary magazine. whose editor is the
Rev Father GOggin. o. p, Is about to max" some
changes in the publishing department Its Office In
warrc-st Will be transferred to the Dominican Con
vent In Lcxington-ave.. while the entire printing.
nubIis hing and mailing business Will be done at the
W.s,chester PrCtocory. The Rev. Father ONcii. the
founder Of the magazine, Is ut Louisville. KY, recruit
ing after his severe labors in connection with the
magazine.
st. Bcnclc,'s parish for colorcd people ha' opened
bak storr and printing hous>. r. Bleccher'st, Tor
the benefit Of It's country home for children. An tbs
Profits o, the business will be devoted to the support
Il thi, Institution. which l. dtuat'd ut Rye, and now
la:ttln. s,venty colo?cd children.
The parish Of Il. Francis d. Sales, In BrooAyn. j,
.onn TO have new church building aud clabho1S'
f,r II, Young rrn. Owl $1,000 has been arrad'
'ctibutcd tnwa,d Tie latter building. The NJ"
Mrch Is TO b. Of brick and stone, built In the present
toTal style o. nrchit, ctnlc
The EcncGictnc oder In America has n new Arch
abbott. IN the person OF the Rev Lcnndpr >chucrr
lectci recently upon the resignation ana retrcmcn;
Of the Rev Andrew IiintcnGch. The dlgnilary
Will rule the abbey Of 1t. vincent in Pcnn,yl wanna
Although little Is heard Of the cncdlctimes they ran
after The Jesuit, In point Of numbers, counting 400
.ltlers In the American province. They are almost
III Germans, and German is their official language.
Chicago IS soon 20 have n new Catholic weekly
0usra 4 stock company has h"cn ir1n'd. Of which
Archbishop Fcrh,n Is irc. de and The Rev. Father
llodnett. Mcclure and Fzsimmons are respectively
yiccllc idcnt. and secretary. The Editor
William Hyde. The name of the paper is 10 be The
tnIril H. raid
do In sale Institute IN fny-nlnthst;, will snfc
Trps TO- iSe oiiicc Of director. Erolcr Azasa t. IN
lass OF English ltc.sturc brother benedict Ia In
classco and BROTHER Pauhan 90 the scientific d"pi
acnt. pr tbers Denis and Innocent are TO teach il
tier institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
rlRx pLlcE DISASTER INSURANCE. CLAIMS.

There was IN echo u the Park l1ncc catastrophe
~ II year ago Yesterday when thirteen attachments
were Issued against property In this city oil Is many
ont Of town Insurance companies. Inc co"''''"''
refuse to nav the claims made upon them, settling
mn the defence that the property was destroyed by
IN. fall Of the building and not by fire. Tbs names
of the companies and the amount OF the attachments
ere n, follows Prudential Fire Insurance Company
OF Boston, IL 900: Grand Rapids Fire Insurance Com
many. Grand Rapids $1,000 Manufacturers and Mer-
chants Insurance Company Of Pittsburgh, sl'ooo'
state Investment and Insurance Company OF san iran
cisco $1,000 United Fircmen's lnsunnre company
N Philadelphia 5000: Mechanics Insurance Company
" philadelphia 5000; Imperial Fire Insurance com
rany' OF London, sI.1O0 City OF London Fire IN
slirance Company Limited, London England Si'ioo'
Lion Fire Insurance. Of London, Sl,jOO; Fire AsNo-
CATION OF Philadelphia. ~ 900; Fircmcns Fund In
surance Company Of san Francisco. $1,000 spring
field Fire and Marine Insurance Company, OF spfhs
field Mass 81 800: all In favor OF Theodore ~
Ijchicr IT, and Merchant Fire and Marine Company
Of Detroit 81 600 In favor OF John H. Linde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
PLANS FOR THE c0LUMBrAy CELEBRATION.

4 Joint meeting OF the Naval and Conference COM
mittccs on the Columbian Celebration was held yes
,.,ov afternoon ut the once OF Secretary Wahie III
the stewart building. to take action on the request
nj Consul General Elva behalf of the italian Gov
ernment that any reception to the officers oi thc
,rnnsport Garigllano which Is bringing the statue OF
columbus 10 this country, BE- reserved Tor the om'erS
M the man ofwar Banzan. She VIII arrive IN ocuo
her Among those present were General Martin l.
Nc Nahon william Suzer, John II. starln. r. W. D.
thirst Thomas j. Brown and T.. V. skinner. IL was
resolved to defer to the wishes Of the Italian Govern
ment. n,
A Joint meeting OF the Invitation ana ian
mot committees was also held. and II WAS
decided 10 invite TO the dinner III
tbe Metropolitan Opera House the President ana
,he Presidents Of the United States the Vicc-PreSi-
don't the members OF the Cabinet, the Justices OF the
United stnes Supreme Court the judges OF the New
yor,, Court OF Appeals the Governor and his STAN
tho Governors other States, the Mayor OF chicago
no bends OF departments OF the city government ana
oth.r gueSts to the number OF 400.
Foreign consuls viii be asked to request their
Covernnents to have men-Of-war to represent them
I'm Tho harbor OH october II. The Italian ana span
sh governments have already decided to send vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
FOX THE TROLLEY SYSIEM
ONLY TWO ALDERMEN OPPOSE H.
THE uUcKLEBERRY' ROAD GETS ALL 1T ASKS
FoR-TuE FRANCHISE NOW BEFORE

THE MAYOR. ,
,r.-o,,v.,hra. members OF the Board OF Aldermen
mot IN the Council Chamber yesterday after vacation
% three weeks and the first thing they did was 10
n.as a resolution allowing the trolley system 10 us
rc,lIe the streets Of upper Ncw-fork Alderman
Noounn was in the chair. Rolln NJ Morgan '"e
chairman OF the Railroad Committee, presented re-
mort on the application OF the Union Railway 'oi"-
pany or ucklcberyr road, for permission TO oP'ru"
I,s cars by any motive power other than LOCOMOTIVE
s,s,m mower in the Annexed District, and ior Il
franchise to extend It's lines over large amount v.
territory The granting Of this franchise was opPosc'
Ia, many proprty owners In the Annexed District anu
a hearing was given on August ,, at which large
pum,er OF protests were made. The franchise PRIV
v,des that the company pay nothing to the city I'LL
,ts reccpts amount to 81 200 day. After that per
cent of the gross receipts to be PAID ana "he "e
receipts reach 81 700 more additional per cent
must lie paid The Railroad Committee reported III
favor of granting the franchise, with perniiSsioh !"
use any motive power except steam
Alderman George L. Morris moved tnat the ePor'
ue over for one week. but this motion was lost Tho
original resolution was then adopted all the members
present voting aye except Aldermen Morris ana van
Cot. Roth these men are Republicans. The only
thar Repub,icnn present was Alderman school, OF the
Annexed District This franchise is regarded as the
most valuable in the city excepting the Broad"aS
franchise The resolution goes TO the Mayor
Permission was granted TO the Judson Pheumauo
company To experiment with compressed air motor
ON iaiInJad tncks within the city lhniS; ~ W.. W.
voted that public hearings should De he,u III =. ~
II A. M on the applications for some changes Oh rVuv
by the broadway and seventh Avenue Mc.rop'' a
Cross Town. sixth Avenue Houston, west Street my
pavonia Ferry. Ninth Avenne and the Chambers and
Grand Street Ferry companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

business before 1t is completed. public reception
WIS rendered to the members Of the Supreme Lodge NJ
O'Clock In the Grand Opera House. The stage WAS
occupied by the members OF the local reception COM
mttee, the Governor OF the state, the Mayor OF u'e
city several prominent citizens and ihe onlcers oi
the supreme Lodge. Governor Francis WELCOMED uie
visiting Knights on behalf OF the State, Mayor Low.
herd extended 10 them the freedom OF the city and
E. 81. HARDER, Grand Chancellor Knights OF Pythias d
Missouri welcomed them in tho name OF III" Ioc"'
Pyth!ans and OF the Great West. supreme Chahce"or
Shaw responded TO each OF the addresses OF w"cohe
TIE Supreme Lodge then adjourned to Masonic man,
where IL went into secret session. The prOce,di.ss
OF the lodge to-day consisted of the Initiation OF hew
members and the hearing OF the reports OF the Gre
dental committee and the various supreme Cficeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
, Custom HOUSE BECKER CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Robert j. Irwin, Custom House broker, was ar
rested yesterday on an order OF Judge Patterson OF
the supreme Court, and admitted to bail in the sum
~ 81 600 on complaint OF the members OF the
Janauesc goods firm Of zee, Long & Co. They are
suing him 70 S6,5o3.3s The complaint
alleges that, acting their agent. he obtained from
them and from J. f. Moshcm & Co., who were selling
goods at auction for them, sums amounting TO
sl5O29s9 on the pretence that they were required
TO pay duties and other custom house charges. An
examination OF the books at the custom house. they
say, shows that only So.520.4l was paid there
The suit Is brought for accounting and 70 recover
The balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
HOV CANADA TAXES RETALIATION.
DIGNITY REQUIRES Her TO GRIN AND BEAR I

DIGNITY REQUIRES HER TO GRIN AND BEAk H.
From The Toronto Globe.
,ur own Ministers do not admit that such a prom,
sc IL, abolish the rebate last spring. was maze, anu
N they entered gascnrnt the RESERVATION a.
10 the retention OF the tolls for tile present seas" Wa
mo-, unreasonable. But, apart from this question we
cunn, look upon the offer they made IL other than IA
fIr one which ought to have been satisfactory 10 the
United states Assume for the sake Of argument, thnt
both parties have violated the spirit OF tn. Washington
treaty what could BE- more reasonable tan that Tor
the present season both violations should be waived
and In. matter left In allegiance. on the understand
Ing that a confer ence should take place before the
season Of 1opB, and attempt made 10 settle tbe
di.uutr on n fair basi1i The attempt to st1Ac this
blow at Canadian commerce Is warranted neither ny
fhe pres,nt attitude "a our Ministers nor ny The
whole course of International dealing vita reference 70
canals and waterways. Canada's expenditure under
ths hend has been vastly greater than that of her
nelchbOr She has borne far more than her fair share
~ The cost OF completing the nobe system VI naviga
lion from the Northwest q the Atlantic VITA thr
singl. reception of the rebate If that be an eAcep
ton she has thrown her canals open % Americans
and Canadians upon equal terms, While her shippers
have on owed no benefit whatever from the American
state canals II would be folly to deny that the stol
which is to be taken Will hurt important Canadian
Interest but to make any further concession In the
face OF this threat would be too great sacrifice OF
our dignity and selfrespect'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
- REPEAT TIE MiNHiTTIN BEACH JUBILEE

The grcnt success OF the musical Jubilee at Man
haitian Beach which ended sunday night Will be re-
rcatrd on tomorrow, Friday, saturday and Sunday,
with an afternoon and evening concert each day and
constant change OF programme. The repetition OF
The jubilee is made AT the urgent request Of thousands
some OF whom unable TO gain admission on
account OF the great crowd. Iandmastcr Gilmore Is
20 highly clacd the success OF the Jubilee and
;hc large patronage the public has given him NIL
through the that his best efforts Will be
put forth TO make the coming jubilee as memorable
MS the one Just ended Brock viii aid the plcasurable
affair with as ingenious q fireworks display as ex-
pcriencc and art can devise.
new and wonderful musical composition by
signor Franciulli. entitled "A Trip to Mars" will
he played by Gilmores land. II will describe Tho
bands journey through The air Its reception by the
De6plc OF the furaway planet. It's return by way OF
the North Pole and a bear dance TO wind up With
These sol0sts have been engaged Miss Flora Fin
layson and Eugene Cow!es. Of the Bostonans.