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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-02
The Freedman's Hospital Case,

A delegation of colored democrats. COM
prislnS Messrs. c. III. j. Taylor, III. c. c.
Astwood and DIR. Wilder, had an interview
this afternoon with the Secretary of the
Interior in the matter of the appointment
of a new superintendent for the Freedman s
Hospital They presented letters testifying
to the professional skill and standing of
DIR. Francis, whom the Negro Democratic
League wants to succeed DIR. Puryis.
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GOING TO MARRY All FONG,
Whiting Obtains Leave of
Absence for This PURPOSE.

Commander w. H. Whiting has been re-
heved of command of the U. s. g. Alliance,
now at Corinto, Nicaragua, and has been
granted one months leave of absence with
permission to apply for an extension. 1t is
generally understood at the Navy Depart-
ment that he desires this leave in order to
fulfill an engagement to marry Miss All
Fong. the accomplished daughter of a wealthy
Chinese merchant at Honolulu, and that
he will proceed at once to San Francisco.
where she awaits him. Commander T.
Lyon will succeed Commander Whiting in
command of the Alliance. He is now In
New York and will proceed to Corinto at
once by the shortest route. In view Of the
peaceful state of affairs in Nicaragua the
Alliance will be relieved from further serv-
ice in that neighborhood ON the arrival of
her new commander, and Will start on a
voyage around the Horn for New York,
where she Is 'to be utilized az q training
ship.
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GOING TO wOODLEY.
President and Mrs. Cleveland Will
Spend Some Days There.

Arrangements are being made for the
President Mrs. Cleveland and family to
spend the autumn at their country seat on
the Woodley Lane road just outside of the
city. The change will be made in a few
days. The exact date has not yet been set
tied. 1t will depend altogether on the COM
fort and convenience of Mrs. Cleveland and
the condition of little Esther. Mrs. Cleye-
land is rapidly regaining her strength and
the baby Is said to be doing splendidly
lhose who have seen the baby say she
bears striking resemblance to her mother
II Is believed that a few weeks rest and
quiet at Woodley" will enable Mrs. Cleve-
land to resume her social duties this winter
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Personal Mention.

Admiral Russell has returned to his home.
1903 De Sales street
Mr.. George w. Orme left the city last
Monday for an extended visit to Chicago.
Niagara and the principal northern cities.
MIR. Arnold V. Graves of the pension Of
flee has gone to Chicago.
Judge Reynolds, assistant secretary OF
the Department of the Interior. is at the
great fair.
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silver Movement.

The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints and treasury offices for the week
ended September 80. 1893. was S54 6s3; for
the corresponding period of 1892. ssl2, ,925.
The shipment of fractional silver coin for
the month of September, 1885, was $ssi 4s7:
for the corresponding period OF lss2 81, a.
49,
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THE HOUSE.

The attendance in the House this morn
ing was small, and the Speaker directed the
clerk to call committees for reports. but
none were submitted.
The debate on the federal election repeal
bill was resumed, and the House was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Dinsmore (Ark) in support
Of the measure. He denounced the laws as
in proper, unauthorized, unjust, unwise and
wrong. They stood as an obstruction to the
carrying out of the wishes of the people
He expected to see the pledges of the demo-
cratic party on this question redeemed. Such
a course was vital to the interests of the
government and the happiness of the peo-
pie. The people had thrust the democratic
party into power in order to enable II to
repeal those laws which had been put into
force by the republicans. 1t had been said
by the gentleman from Ohio CMr. Gros-
veEor) that the republicans had been ap-
pealed to in order to help the administra-
ton in the repeal of the Sherman law and
he had intimated that If the federal election
bill was called up there might be a falling
Off in the republican support. There were
some members on the democratic side for
whom that threat had no terrors.
Mr.. benson Fnvors Repeal.
Mr.. benson Nla.) followed in a speech of
similar tenor in which he denounced the
federal elections laws. Referring to the
war, ne created lauSn Dy the sentence:
You were successful, but you did not whip
us; we were ourselves out trying to whip
you" Proceeding to a review of the re-
construction measures, he asserted that
When the Anglo-Saxon race came into con-
fiict with any other race than the Teutonic.
the Anglo-SaXon race must prevail When
the Anglo-Saxon and Teutonic races came
into conflict, war would be the result.
He did not deny that there had been
VIOLATIONS of the federal election laws in
the south, but no law had ever been en-
acted That had not been violated in the
north as well as in the south. Men from
the north could not tell men from the
south that you have the beam in your
eye and we have only the mote in ours -
Uaughter).
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Mr. Hollis ReSlUna.

The resignation of Passed Assistant En-
gineer Ira N. Hollis has been accepted by
the Secretary Of the Navy. Mr.. Hollis re-
signed to accept the Office of professor of
mechanical engineering at Harvard Uni
versity. He was one Of the brightest young
officers in the navy and his resignation is
q loss to the service.
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Secretary Lamont Returns,

Secretary Lamont has returned to this
city. and he was at the War Department
today. Mrs. Lamont and the children came
back with him and will remain at the Ar
1ngton Hotel until their new home-the
Wood house-is ready for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-02
Fitting the New York.

Great pressure was eXerted to have Sec
retary Herbert revoke the orders for the
cruiser New York to be fitted out at New
York, but he would not yield and the vessel
was ordered to sail frcm Norfolk today for
New York,
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Held for the Grand Jury.

Charles Caynor. a young man who was
employed at Woodward & Lothrop's in
charge of the elevator, was tried in the
Police Court today for alleged false pre-
lenses. G.. w. Gray appeared against him
and charged that he paid him $40 because
he said he had obtained for him the posi-
ton which he CaynoD filled. 1t was AL
legged that he had not done So and Judg.
Miller held Caynor TOR the action OF tSe
grand jury.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. John B. Milton has been detached
from the Naval Academy and ordered to
special duty with the Castine Passed As
sistant Engineer VIM. Rowbotham has been
placed on the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-02
Bank Receiver,

pointed ]. Leslie Thompson receiver of the
Chamberlin National Bank Of Chamberlin,
g. D.
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An Indian Commission.

It Is thought at the Department of the
Interior that a commission to treat with
the Yuma Indians of Arizona will be ap-
pointed. 1t Is desired to have them cede
their surplus lands to the government
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western Buildtnr Contra.t.

Western Building Contract.
Secretary Carlisle has awarded the con-
tract for constructing the public building
at Duluth. Minn., to l.. L. Leach & Son Of
Chicago, at their bid Of $5l, 800.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LINCOLN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
quarterly dividend Of two (2) per cent will
be paid OCTOBER Is, 1898, on the capital stock
OF this company to stockholders Of record Oc-
tober 8. 1893. Books for the transfer of stock
VIII be closed from October s, 1893, to October
10, 1893, both days inclusive.
oc2.I,l4 F. II. BARBARIN, Secretary.
AMERICAN SECURITY ...... +.
AND TRUST COMPANY .....'.
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KENNEDY & DAVIS, Builders and Owners.
10 Mass. ave. Write and we will call. se22ev

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING
There Is a little sign I'm the hallway of 900 r OF
urw, "nicn calls attention to the fact that Mr. r.
weiss. late Of Paris. has opened Dressmaking Par
lots On the noor aboye-immediately over the shoe
pariorS OF Messrs- Wilson & Carr. Ladies' who have
visited Mr. Weiss have been agreeable snrnrissS
70 md that bis work is of very superior charac-
ter lie makes speciality of reception gowns
cloaks. mantles, riding habits &C. and every d.
tail Of the work is under his own supervision La
dies VINO prefer TO furnish their own material may
DO SO, and have the garments shaped here in fbe
latest and most approved fashion, and at very
moderate cost. Mr.. Weiss has had MANY Years Of
practical experience both In this country and abroad
and II Is safe to predict that his skill in the ART
or cutting and fitting will for him a large
volume OF patronage among the ladies Of Washing
to0--Clipped from Post. sea6tS
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CLEAN COAL!
No dirt and trash. but pure coal.
and at the lowest price.
POLLARD & BRO, 18TH ST. AND R. L AVE.
Phone 1882. We use the 'Shute'' wagon.
Dr. hotS to sRoATh day sos sunday iDeiSGsd
Residence. Sss7 o St, till
am. and 1 to pm. oc2-1m'
''DIsPATC IS THE SOUL
OF USINEss.
Quick work makes easy work.
You dispatch your CORE
spondence by means of the Edi
son Phonograph in half the time
usually employed by the old
methods. AL busy men use II
whose time is scarce. Sold OF
rented. Easy terms.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.. 627 E st. NV.
Z. d. EASTON. Pres. r. F. CROMEI4IN. Sec. oc2
TAKE OUT THE ROCKS
take out the slate. take out the othe!
You have left the pure coal-the only kind
We sell.the genuine BLACK DIAMOND y
ARTHUR Mfiss 5. sSl sM1Pm, PiHis ''S''
4th and L e. Branch, Mass. and f
And Branch. 701 18th st. NV. oc2
WHAT THE STAR" SAID ABOUT US sATUR-
How q Big Glass job Was Handled
by Expert.
The quickest handling of a mammoth
JOD was that of the placing in po-
stion of all the glass plates in the
new Palais Royal building, 11th and
c sts., in one day, by the glass
specialist" Chas. Z. Hodgkin, 913 7th
st. These plates represent value
of about 5000, and the contract was
secured by Mr. Hodgkin in competition
contractors in America.
Can do anything for you?
CHAS. E HODGKIN, Expert" 9l3 7th st.
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XXIu
Only four left of those seven hand
some broyn-stone and press brick houses,
built by US on st. bet. y. ii. ave.
and 18th. Those unsold are numbers
1l42. 46, As and 80. and one or two of
these will likely go in day or two.
What made them sell so quickly, you
ask? Why, the substantial thorough
manner in which they We're built, their
conveniently arranged interior and the
elegant manner in which they are fin
lshed even TO the slightest detail. Be-
sides, think of the location. There isn't
better In the city of Washington for
either a home an investment
Then the terms. Was ever such an
elegant reside sold for si2.5OO upon
the payment of paltry thousand dol
lars In cash. No wonder four of the
seven were snapped up" so quickly
Don't put Oh looking at them, but come
at once.
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THE READY-MADE CLOTHIERS
Are awfully mad at They refer to US
every day in their ads. They say their
clothes are ''as good as Imitators
Of "Pyles' Pearine'' say the same thing.
They say their hand nIe- downs ut as well
as our tailored to- individual measure. Imi-
tators of-shoes say the same thing. They
say their suits are cheapest, but you know
they are not, for the best is cheapest"
and since We received this consignment Of
woolens our Tailored to- measure Suits are
even as low priced their ready made.
What have they to stand now?
u WGneld simpson, Tailor, 18th and f SITS. oc2
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II EADQUAR RTERS FOR PAPER.
We again remind you that head
quarters for paper of every description, va
riety, quality and size. also BLANK BOOKS
and STATIONE.RS' SUNDRIES to please the
taste and pocket book of everybody.
EASTON & RUPP. Popular Priced Stationers,
421 11IH ST. NV. Just above the avenue.) oc2
FIFTH AVENUE TAILORING.
At no time have fashionable clothes for men
been so quiet Of material and plain Of finish
and at the time graceful in form
and proportion and elegant in every re-
spect they this season. Fall and win
ter fabrics now ready. Call and look them
over.
G. ]. B. Schultz, 1413 street NV. oc2
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DON'T WAIT UNTIL II RAINS.
What about that 'leaky'' roof?
Roofs repaired and waterproof
painted at bottom figures. Ask any
business man builder about my
work
c. FEN KEYS Q5 years Mt it), 916 F NV. oc2-3m
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MAKING SHIRTS TO MEASURE

MAKING SHIRTS TO MEASURE
Il an important feature of our business. Making
them according to your own idea Is our pleasure.
We have a shirt factory our premises. a cut
ter Of twenty years practical experience. COM
petent workmen and every modern facility for
doing the work IL should be done.
Now In the time to place your order, q
new shirt Is warmer for winter. and worn
through the winter reduces II to a weight that
makes 1t comfortable for summer wear.
Tell what you want, give q reasonable
time and well deliver the shirts when prom
fsed- Quality. 1T. workmanship and price
guaranteed.
The latest novelties for receptions, weddings
and evening occasions our speciality.
WOODWARD K LOTHROP,
se2I-3m 10th, 11th and SITS. NV.
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Capital tpaid in).

Juficious Investments.
Judicious Investments.
The best financiers of
this country agree that
there are no better in
vestmen;s than the Zeal
Estate First Mortgage
Notes Of this company.
which a e absolutely safe
and earn an a nual in
terest of 6 per cent. For
sale at face value plus
accrued interest.
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KHDN'O
styies are now complete fdR
the latest style of garments.
Place your order with the
largest tailoring establishment
In the United States.
GEO. T. KEEN.
Marchane Tailor,
Aa26 laIa = STREET NV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

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sbToed al d;stntsYr,ssd pssriot5sp.s n
sspstee u ssssd % fhs core felifsesl
msniny = ns.se7 g. .nsn 80 ne 80
-. -. - - 4 : ~~..,,s, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

At was Horace Boies Of Iowa who once
said II am consoientioasly opposed to
third terms In an Office of so much impor-
lance ~ that Of governor Of a great state. :
The indications are that the people Of his
state will relieve him at the approaching
election Of any necessity of infringing upon
bic conscientious scruples by bouncing about
In the executive chair for another term. II 10
really wonderful how quickly Democratic
seruples are lost TO sight in the glamour of
political prcferment. Once upon a time.
doubtless in the spirit of that broad and dis
interested patriotism" which his Muswump
admirers assure ~ he carries about with
bim, like seven shooter in his pistol belt
Grover Cleveland declared his honest con-
viction that M man should hold down the
presidential chair for more than four
years. Alss! how these tender scruples
have vanished. Today he is seated in the
executive chair for = second term, ~ the
direct result Of trade with the South
through which the nation seems to be in
fair way to loe about everything that Was
gained by the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

II 10 noticeable that In the formation Of
THAR free trade tariff bill, Southern states
men are disposed to take exceedingly good
carr Of the industrial interests Of their sec
ton. They are perfectly willing. however,
that the manufacturing interests Of the East
should be offered up - tribute to the free
trsde minotaur, provided their own prec-
ious afAirs are let severely alone.
This condition may be depended
upsa to characterize any measure
that many emansse from the present
ways and means committee. controlled ~
il 10 by Southern men. The ost notice.
able feature Of the defunct Mills bill was
the scsupuloas care with which it guarded
Soafhern interests and the merciless man.
usf ia which Il sAcrinccd those of the East.
Had that measure become law there would
NOT have been leading industry
Of Maine that would not have been
sssioasly crippled. Fortunately for the
welfare Of our Ssats this nefarious
measure was blocked BY Repub-
lscan Senate. and our industries were
saved from the disaster h invoked. This
safeguard 10 nov removed and the whole
coAntry may well await With apprehension
the measure which will soon be brought
forward BY Chairman wilson. and his free
trade follower on the ways and means CON-
m,tsee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

There IL something picturesque In the I'M
conscious and arrogant egotism Of Southern
statesmen. One OF the congressman from
that section 10 reported A. saying few
days ago, ''thirty years ago We were out OF
the Union, today VIC are not only in the
Union assin. but We are on top. We are
here because the country cant get along
without us--we have the genius for govern
msns" The South certainly has a genius
for governing the Democratic party. The
reason 10 obvious. II possesses pretty
mueh aIi the brains Of that organization,
snd practically ali Of the courage. There
4, something amusing In the vigorous way
ia which the Southern brigadiers seize the
Northern Bouvbous In Congress by their
noses. and lead them to their proper places
10 the rear of the procession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

The New York san. referring 70 Presi.
dent cleveiand's penchant for retailing IA
,uiliar moral precepts 1t every opportunity
Think that while this habit Of ssssming the
passseal aftitede towards his fellow country
nssa, nay bsbbls up . the feashsry gush
is tesntain Of psrsst pafzictism. sill il ID
iiasas 10 cosvsy - foeeisa nations the
m - - inatifutipas ere hspeless-
u csrrpk AZ . Gaze in point,
+ cites z ne following paragraph
No. - Pssaiasae'sseoans s3eseA 4 The Ell
ess1sRs eslsees1aag ~ ceneeanial Of thu
nslfunaks 1aSnak. ~ shicA vas tAeaght 70
h. : - vips 4 the ssaatoes Who are
shsaaeaiag ~ sspsAf = - silver lav.
~ lspsssul1ivss Via hsss assanhle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

Secretary McKeen has completed affs'F
ments for two farrners' institutes 10 so'1F'
set county, the arst Of October. At so'ea'
Tuesday, October Sd and 1t stosbess'
Wednesday, October 4tb. with the so'O''
ing speakers and sutjects; Fofsso"
e Mix. Cream and the Dairy. t1emp''''
with the Bsbeoek milk tester. By the ~.
tafy. Afternoon. "Small Fruits snd ~.
Cultivation. by Willis A. Lscs Of -
Union. Evening, Farmer Wives
Daughter" by Mrs. Geo. r Chs's o. - y
field. Mass. II il hoped these meesssp y.
he fully attended and prove inserssass
instructive. There will sIso be ITO -
ings In Knox county later 10 the vess
Hope and Washington. Sabjscts snd
eys u be suuOuucpd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

Tie South Ia eudesvoring to make up AT
the present time for what IL lost by the war
IL 10 getting = generous measure OF revenge
npon the Union veterans through It's unhoiy
.sraid upou the pension system. BY means
'Fs-----~~7 ~ssss ssr~-.- ---s &c., -...>s
si,e fourteenth and fifteenth amendments "a
the constitution. Never in the history Of the
world. we're conquered rebels treated with
the msgaanimity extended to the south
-rn people at the close OF the Rebellion
IL 10 the old fable pAralleled again in fact.
The hefriended serpent, having warmed
! iaself into life by the national hearthstone,
rises up to citing his benefactor. How long
will the people Of the states that were loyal
to the old flag in the days Of the rebellion
stand quietly by, and permit the Exon
federste element, in control Of the Demo
cratic party, to undo the glorious results
for which its brave defenders fought and
liad2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

Tie Democratic party - said TO be SER
Iossiy alarmed sf the rapid way in which IT,
vssers Id ths South are deserving IL 70 JOIN
thes elves to tbs Republicans and Popa-
iisss. Il y ssid thas one reason for the haste
shss i,as bsen made In bsisgins forvrd the
Tsctes repeal bill il to solidify the aisints-
grating elements Of the Southern Dsmoc-
nc, ,,y ssisips 4 sectional issue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

President Cleveland sold himself To the
Ssnsh In order 10 secure tbs Democratic
nou.sns,ion. and the whole country Is now
suf mig from the results Of the bargain.
Nv a the Nav York Herald declares the
,ss1is To have been ''hiiotic," and 30 ID was,
from the standpoint Of statesmanship,
Purely political considerations. however,
bsye always dominated Democratic lesders,
and win probably continue to do so ss long
~ that organization exists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

The sspssi 1t ths yed~rsi elections laws
10 I'll eslculsssd to ssr up sectional strife
Ts~ Bsnsh hes hsd > great deal 70 ssy ia
yssss pass asoss "vssing sh~ bloody shirt,
bss ~ sssiss thss IL never misses an eppos
taasty u push some question 70 the ffonl
DIST viiI stir W anew the bitter snimositie'
ssa. a<iered BY the var.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

A Washington dispatch announces that
Ceny. sssman O'Nsii. Who 10 To preside over
tb~ Massachusetts, Democratic state con
vsn,Jen, has nearly completed the effort :
skh.i, h. is 10 explode upon that occasion.
IL b aid 10 be almost wholly confined 10
stsfs issues. Silent factories and ten per
cert. reductions In wages have given a
black eye to tariff reform" in the old Bay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

During the summer season on sccous'"
the early arrivals Of the trains the su'"
letter boxes on the morning and afternoon
delivery have been collected 30 misss'
earlier than schedule. Monday with !"
change Of time on the arrival Of The ~
trains, the old schedule was resumed ."
from now until next summer the boxes w
be collected ~ scheduled upon them. uo's'
notice Is otherwise given through TIE CO..
umns Of the JoUKsaL. The service ~"
the railroads remains the same vith see "a
ceptipn Of the change Of time. The -
number Of mails are sent and del'vsssas
throuRh the summeH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

The Second Maine Cavalry Assorisiss
will hold reunion in this city on Thur
day. October D. At the Aukasts Home d
10 A. NJ. The outlook IL for large d
tandanco
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

The steamer Gardiner no longer corn
to Augusta but now starts from and stos
at Gardiner. leaving there at sA. NJ. aal
on the return leaving Bath at . p. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

The Augusta Bicycle Club member IN
discussing the question Of putting foo,
ball eleven in the field this fall. The club
contains some excellent material and could
make the Cony boys work hard to win.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-27

Contrary to the general opinion, ii b ID
derstood that the city government have N
ferred the question Of the Gage street e.
tension to lawyers with the idea Of hshdnd
the county commissioners order in th
courts il possible.