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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-18
Thereupon There Was More Light.

II was sexton of Grace church when
the Kew. Mr.. - was rector there. 1t was
summer night and rather warm, SO when
the rector commenced his sermon turned
down the gas in the body of the church to
make it a little cooler
THE text that night was, If I remember
1t, Let there be light was sitting in
the rear part Of the church, not paying
particularly close attention to the sermon.
nor, in fact, TO anything else Suddenly
the rector exclaimed loudly:
!" More light! More light!'
Il jumped for the stopcock in the gas
supply pipe and turned on the gas full
head all over the church. Well, sir, you
ought to have seen those people! Some of
them laughed. right out, and those that
didn't had hard work not to. found out
afterward that when the rector said More
light! he was not giving directions to me.
but quoting the dying words of Goethe
Utica Observer.
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Mm:,r!ieo.

KNOX. Ill., -.
Rockland-.Iune q. Patrick Sanfey and Hattie
Nickerson, both of 1homaston
Cainden-Jun u, Frank A. Richards and Rose
NJ Andrews, both Of ,inconvilc June ~. Edwin
J Crane and Blanche NJ. Bedford, both OF Cam
den. .*.
LINCOLN.
Alna-June 26, Ernest b. Weeks Of Jefferson,
and Miss Addie NJ Averil of Alma.
.Ipfterson-.Jupe 25, Sheridan Hodgkns aad Miss
Gertrude A. Meserve, both of Jefferson. -
wiscasset- June %, Eden p. Munsey and Miss
Rosa T.. Coffin, both of Wiscasse'.
waldoboro-July ?, Leonard g. Poland of Mus
congus island, and Miss Belle NJ. Storer of Wal
doboro; July ., Emery Z: Genthner and Miss
Alice NJ. Genthner, both of waldoboro.
OXFORD.
Hiram-,Iuly 4, Mr.. Caleb W. Fitzpatrick and
Miss Lizzie r. Lord. both of Hiram.
Norway-July 3, Fred N. skinner and Leila l..
Barker. both of Norway.
Bucktield-July ., John c. Whitman and Mrs
Eva l.. Chase. ..
Ncwbury, VT June II. Fred S. Ho1gdon of
Rumford and Frances Nj. Bailey of Newbury.
Feru-June, John b. Flost and Mrs. Lillian
Jordan, both of Peru.
Brownfeld-July 30, Clarence 3. Allard of
Brownfeld and v.sta n. Lord OF Cornish.
WASHINGTON.
Ferry- june %. Frs nix II. Woodbury. of Buns
wick and Miss Nellie NJ. Lincoln.
Machiss-June 81, oscar Is. Anthony aud Miss
Dorf thea T.. skinner. both of Whitneyvihe.
Columbia Fall.-Julv2 Chas. A. Gordon OF sui
liyan and Miss Ida NJ Tabbstt of Columbia Fails
Addison-July ?, Zeletus Berry of Addise n and
Miss Ella Bracy of Columbia; Forester l.. Wor-
cesttr and Miss Brscy. both OF Addison -
Eastf ort-June 30, Geo. c. Fountain ~ d Miss
Bertha l.. johnson, BON of Deer Island. n. b.
Eureks, Cal-George Lester len of Eureka,
Cal, and Miss Florence V. Mackenzie OF Esstport.
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An apparatus by which the expense and
difficulty of riding upon real horse are
avoided is a recent invention. 1t Is de-
signed to afford equestrian exercises III
ones apartment and consists apparently
of saddle mounted on a stand, with in
terror works so arranged that the actions
of horse, eithcs in trotting or galloping,
can be initiated. The saddle rests upon
what is really long axle running beneath
it, this being covered by two adjustable
clamps. BY means of these the horse action
is so regulated that either q strong man
can indulge in violent exercise, such as he
would rejoice in out of doors, or an invalid,
n delicate woman or child may derive
benefit from the stimulating action of the
saddle without mourning any unnecessary
fatigue. The apparatus is ingenious, but
exercise upon it must lack some OF the
agreeable accomplishments. such as fresh
air, new scenery, pleasant companionshlp,
which add SO greatly to the benefits OF gen.
uine horse exercise out of doors.
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9iifo.

IThe name, age, date and place or dcatn
~ deceased persons are published III this
coInmn free of charge. More EXTENDED
notices and obituary poetry must DC i'aio
for at the rate of ten cents llne.i
ANDRosCoGGIN.
Jeeds-June 25 Lois NJ, wife of Jacob Borne
man, formerly of Waldoboro, aged SO years
CUMBERLAND.
Brunswick-July 4, Geo. +. Corliss, aged "A
years, II months.
RockIand-July G. Emma A., wife of Albert b.
Shuman, daughter of Charles I. Colson. aged Il
years, 4 months, 10 days: July 3, at Emergency
Hospital. Charles +: Ames. aged y years.
months, DAYS; July 4, Harriet, widow OF Con
slant Rankin, aged s. years, . months, days;
July 8, Capt. John +. Gilkey, aged Is years, :
months, % days. =,
william H. and Edith f.. Robinson, aged year,
month, "a days; July S, Sarah f.. daughter of
Edward and Caroline Hys'er, aged a years, 10
months, days.
Bristo,-June Is, Nancy Stewart. aged e. years,
months.
az I'd As years, months
OXFORD.
Norway-June %. Ellen Frost, aged 81 wears
and 10 DAYS; Ju ~ 2, Georgie' sou OF D. d. nam
lin. aged years.
Mason-July 3, Bernal u. si'Hs, Sun W Da"iei
Mills. aged 10 years months and q days.
Brownteld-July 3, Mrs. Clement Greeley
SAGADAHoC.
West Bath-.July 6, Sylvester Roach, aged %
years; July Z, Rev. Henry u. jacques, aged ID
years, months
Phipsburg July Z, Eliza J wife OF Capt. A. T..
Manson, aged 80 years, months.
Bowdotnham--luly 10, William Bbber, forme'-
iy of Bath. aged 81 years and months.
woolwich-July z, James WhittuIn, aged %
years, Q months.
WASHINGTON
Hollister, Cal july O. frankie l. adopted son
of DIR. Francis o. and Ida NJ. Nash, years
Machiasport-July5 ., Capt. Charles III. Clark
aged 10 years, months. y DAYS.
Eastport-Jnne rs. Daniel McCurd5, aged 2!
years, IL months Frank, son of james W. ana
Laura Logan. aged years. months.
West Fembroke-June2 20, William IL. WOOD
worth, sged &c years, months.
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FOR SALE.
YOU WISH TO MAKE MONEY

- Man, Woman. or Child. | will tell you of
an investment that is absolutely SAFE and sure.
Buy one or more lots IN the principal manuiactur
ing suburb Of Seattle, state Of Washington. The
property is finely located and is just mile
from the proposed ship canal which is TO make
Seattle world famed. II ere nine shing G.
mills and four mills along the water front !,
six shipyards also boiler works, toundries
and other industries. Negotiations are now
pending for the erection of steel works
ct a cost of 100000 have ex-
amincd this locality, and every statement make
is true. Don't hesitate, buy while fhe chance is
for you, it will coon be passed. Lots Si2j each.
Warrantee deed and abstract. Letters enclosing
stamp will receive prompt attention. Call at
james Lowelfs, Front ST, l.. o. address Miss H.
5. Stilphen, Richmond, Maine, Box l5j.
iuneasd5Ws
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SpsiiaI Embellishments.

Small advertisements not exceeding four line
thirty words, coming under the head of WANT.
KID, FoR SALE, To Int, LOST, SC, will be inserted
two times for IS cents three times for IS cents and
one week for so cents, advance payment
In sending by mail. remittance of postage stamps
or postal note should be made with order, as
the charges are too small to open accounts for.
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Daily Ysat,ebee yonruar.
WEATHER SIGNALS,

By WHISTLE.
fhe first long blast is merely to attract
attention.
One long. .....................Fair weather
Two long. ....Rain or snow
Intee long .'............... Local rains
one Short... Lower temperature
Two short. Higher temperature.
One long. one short Fair weather, lower
Two long. TWO abort Rain or snow, higher
temperature.
One long tbree abort Fair weather. cold
Three long. three short Local rain, higher
temperature.
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Prescriptions a Specially al
Devine and coughlin's.
SECOND HlHD STUFF

should not be permitted to cumber homt. II
you have no longer need et any useful article.
someone else will nay Advertise ~ IA tae
WANT COLUMN OF IL ,fExNEBKC JOURNAL
It will pay you to do 90.
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. maRsET REPORTS.


NEW YoRK. July Il.
Money, easy
Prime mercantile paper. 3iai.
Government bonds. higher.
Railroads. strong.
Following are closing quotations OF securities
United States Is. en-. int, ia
A. IL
80" "a 4
Central Pac 80 ls.s, tlLOI
Denver & k'o 9raade lists, lI2i
Eric ends, ex div.
kansas PaciDc copfoli 50
Oregon u Nav. lsta, l03,
Union Pacific 1sts los,
'exint ibid. tasked
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By FLAG.
INTERPRETATION OF DISPLAYS.

NO ], alone, indicates fair weather. station.
AIRY temperature.
No2 alone, indicates rain or snow, station
airy temperature.
No. B. alone, indicates local Rim, stationary
temperature.
No. l., with 40. above it, indicates far
weather, warmer.
No. |, with No. below 1t, indicates fair
weather. colder.
No. 2, with No above It,, indicates warmer
weather, rain or snow.
No. 2, with No. below II, indicates colder
weather. rain or snow.
No. B, with No t. above It, indicates warmer
weather with local rains.
No. 3, with No. 4 below 1t, indicates colder
weather with local rams.
No. /, with No. S. below 1t, indicates fail
weather, cold wave.
No.2. with No. 5, below 1t, indicates wet
weather, cold wave.
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20rr,


HANCOCK.
d er Isle-Juue q, to the wife of Mr. Gorge
{. Hutchinson son.
4.~".- KENNEBEC.
Auguta-July Il, TO the wife OF john H.
Granger, son.
KNOX.
RockIaud-July :. to the wife Of Mr. Chas; A.
Rose a daughter; June 10, to the wife OF MI
Frank Larrabee, a daughter; June 30, TO the
wife of Mr.. Simeon l.. Bubler, daughter; June
Is. TO the wife OF MIR. William Ii. House, a ron.
LINCOLN.
South Waldoboro-June q, to the wife OF Mr.
George Delano, son.
r..:%. OXFORD.
Norway-June %, to the wife of Mr. Albert
Packard. daughter.
johnson, a SON (Arthur Erby) Is
Denmark-July 3, to the wife of Mr.. WIN 4 rec
man, daughter. -,
Dixfield-July 4. 10 the wife of Mr.. Eugene u.
kidder, daughter. -,
Ridlon, a son.
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YORK.
Saco-July 9, George 4. Lord and Miss Bessie
Z. Prout.
Biddcford-Forrest &, Spoilord and Miss Bessie
l.. Hill of Saco.
North saco-June 27, William b. Grant and
Miss Eta NJ Haines both of Ssco.
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LNOR SALE.-iIouses in different parts OF the
Il city, ranging in price from si0v 10 3 5000.
Also good farms in this city and elsewhere. Ap-
ply at the Office of l.. 5. Fogg. Atty at Law ano
Dealer in Real Estate. jaHGdtf
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LHOB SALE-Old papers, whole and clean,
II at KEySEBEC JOURNAL Office, price
Is cts. per hundred. janl9dtf
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Wantto Sell Your Farm?

Yes, Well. try "FoR SALE ad In the
JOURNAL Want Column. Lots Of Farms
have been disposed Of ir that way.
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NOR SALE-The east half of the Weston
Il House, II Cony St. Apply TO Mrs. II. NJ
Harlow, ~ Stone ST. junc30dtf
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LHOR SALE-At a biz bargain. Top Phaeion,
Il standard make. Enquire Nat Robinson
stable, East Side. junzGdff
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OCEAN POINT-Mrs. u. w. Flagg has
~ room for 4 few more boarders Il, the Grand
View. July lSdlw
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Nsw YORK Produces market.

sex-div. ibid. tasked
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ENOR sALE-several houses Prices rapgin,
Il from 500 Upwards. Persons looking for ,
home or an investmen, are invited to call on )
+. Patterson, Middle st. apr2ldtf
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TO LET.

vINO LET-pesirahlc house On Lincoln street,
l. siSo. Inquire of John l.. Stevens or Howard
owen. st mlyi6dtf
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"ONIIEGAN uOUsE-Monhega Island,
4NA Maine. Strictly first class. Best of nsh
ing, boating etc. Table and s'rviccs excellent,
A idrcss Edward Bracket, Monhegan, Me.
iulylsdlmo'
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NyANTED--learly situation on n farm by
w competent man and wife; no children.
Terms reasonable. Address A. stevens. RNcf-
side, Me. iulyi3dlw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
RUTHERFORD.

big political meeting in Rutherford Will be held
tonight in Lyceum Hall. when the Republican Con-
gress and Assembly nominations will he ratified
Charles Burrows, OF Rutherford. will preside and
the speakers will include Judge James F. Stewart.
OF Paterson: Assemblymen David D. Zabriskie and
William I. Lewis: Frederick L. Voorhees,. of Engle-
wood and others. There will be music by the Ruth
erford Brass Band Delegations from neghboring
Republican clubs will be present and special
effort Is being made TO a large attendance
OF ladies.
stag" entertainment Will be given tonight at
the Union Club house.
The Board OF Trustees Of the Rutherford Lawn
Tennis Club has given out contract for incloslng
the clubhouse vcranda with glass. This will make
additional room for dancing during the winter
Tonight OF the regular fortnighty dances will
take place; next Saturday night there will be card
party.
Mayor William Mckenzie, Of East Rutherford has
headed subscription list with 500 for the purpos.
Of building a chapel at Carlton Hill. Additional
amounts TO the sum Of $500 have been pledged
The Board Of Education has accepted the offer Of
the Lincoln League 10 present American flags TO the
Park Avenue Grammar School and the Union Ave
nue. Primary School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
ENGLE NOOD.

Fnglewcol Is no longer free and untrammclloi.
En;lcwocd Is n slave. Englewood has looked upon
the bicycle and has yielded herself up completely.
The people OF this model New Jersey town could
look on the reddest wine without blinking, but
when the bicycle came bowine along they could
not bid It get behind them. Everybody hrs
wheel Strong men and weak women 30 riding
along side by side; sweet young damoscls steal
away into n quiet street and there learn the ART.
and sturdy youths come coastng down Pdlisade-
ave to the railroad station every morning. The
latest man In town has dared 10 risk both hts
limbs and the good roads and staid old ladies'
with spccteclcs have bossefnel in boomers
Of tho most oriental fashion. The craze
came gradually A. nr7' few weeks ago the
business man who came home and announced to
his wife that ne he'd bought bicycle did
so with distinctly guilty ard apolosctic air.
and took the utmost pains to conceal from her
the Inevitable rents and Jagged hole9 In his trou-
scrs whore the cloth caught the little screws.
She considered bicycling Gs so urdirnihcd" Tor her
husband But then the craze seized he women. and
now the wife mcuds her boomers and her hUs-
sands trousers with the same thread and needle.
Tn, bicycle and the TROLLEY indeed the cvllizcrs
o. the nineteenth century
The Lyceum course OF entertainments was 10 he
gin last Monday evening with monoogue by Miss
Jennie O'Neil Potter. The house well filled
and every body was happy everybody. that is.
ccpt Miss Potter she VAS ~ The anguish OF de-
spair. The baggage master had 10y mistake sent
her trunk containing hcr absolutely Indispensable
costumes, far up the S'ato. ard had kindly dcliN-
cred To her one containing arg" variety Of baby
clothes. Miss Potter WAS no Alice In Wonderland.
nor co,d the Infants garments be magniicd. SO
the audience dismissed and went away with
extreme good nature and many merry Sibrs
Tho Missionary Association OF the presby terian
Church viii bod meeting tomorrow evening a
S o'clock. Tho speaker OF the evening wi, be
Najcr General Oliver -. Howard. Commando. OF
the Division OF the Atlantic United States Army.
who viii talk from his own practical cxpcricncr
The Amusement Committee OF the EngleWond
Hospital ~ constantly ut work dcvising ncw and
original means of entertainment IL has ROW ar
ranged for a unique exhibition called "pantasiia"
be- given two evenings and an afternoon tho
first week In November. Fifty-thiec patients have
been treated at the hospital ia The past three
month";: twenty surgical. twcnty-thrcc medical and
tcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
H4CEENS.iCK.

The trolley question has at last been carried into
the Court Of Chancery by the Bergen Turnpike
Company which is attempting TO build an electric
road through Hackensack Colonel Asa w Dick
inson counsel for the Commission. has secured an
order from Vce-Chancellor Pi;ney directing the
Hackensack Improvement Commission show
why perpetual injunction should not be
granted restraining the municipal authorities from
interfering with the construction OF the road through
the town President Zabrskie has this week sent
a letter to the Hackensack improvement Commits
sion, saying that his company claims 10 have al
solu;e right TO construct street railroad without
asking or securing permission from property owners
the proposed line or from the oca! authorities
The rule 10 show cause is re;urnabe October %
Meantime, the company. although claiming to be
free from the necessity Of procuring local permis
sion to build its line. has asked the Township
Committee for permission 10 pass over piece Of
road under the committees jurisdiction. outside the
commission limits a hearing in this matter is ad-
vertised for October p. The point is made against
the company that If it the necessity of obseTv
Ing the law Of 1891 in regard to one part Of its
line. the rue must Apply tc al parts.
The Presbyterian. Reformed, Methodist and Hap
tlst chOrcnes OF te town nav mar ar
Tor a protrdcied season o. eVanselsuc %2Ih heHt
month. with preliminary union services tbs month
forming the fHackensack Vale Local Gnion Of
Chrstian Endeayor Societies Win ne Ksy g Ka
az president; W. S Hamilton. secretary; Rober;
W9 ale ;rf sa En- c 10 WE, % the Pc
formed Church at oradeli. and Miss Adelaide Vel
dram will be married or the evening Of October "a
Mrs. John Alderman. Of Rochelle Park, near
Hackensack gave a musicale this week in aid Of a
now church for that village Miss Grette Dema
rest. soprano; Miss Rose Spckers. vionist: Mrs.
MaGenns. pianist Wood Mckee. basso; Professor
Gonzalez. bandurria so.oist. and the CarUN Mando
lin ard Guitar Club gave delightful programme.
Royal Council, Royal Arcanum. Will give smoker
next Monday evening under the direction of Fred
erick w. Beatty. Abram Van Buskri and Walter
Scott.
The Oritani football team will play its first game
OF the season this afternoon in Hackcnsack with
the Rogers ard Magic School eleven from Paterson.
Ladies Night WAS held at the Oraai Field
Clubhouse Wednesday evening complement
10 "stags' and smokers"
Miss Kitty -. Nrecand daughter of Peter y.
Vreeland, of Hudson-s;.. married on Wednesday
evening to Edward Peeiis, The Rev. John G; Noor-
his of the Christian Reformed Church. oficiatcd,
and there was large company Of friends present.
Some of the gifts caused surprise. Luther A. Camp
bel. young lawyer. and Miss May Paulison had
their cards attached 70 a, yourg pig and barrel Of
turnips TIE pig decked with a prOfusiOn OF pink
ribbon. was confined In ornamental crate and
attracted much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
Bi YO.NNE.

At the annual meeting OF tho Bayonnc Musical
Society the following officers elected: Presi-
dent Herbert Forrest. vlce-president. Frank G
Rcnnett: secretary. ". D. Mucrlin: treasurer 10
seph A. PumTill librarian. Miss Daisy Overbaugh.
Board of Directors, Walter y. Gay. Frank VI.
Coffin. G. Harvey Alexander Philip q. Nroom
and Henry W. Hawkins. The annual membership
dues will hereafter he 81 for men and 10 cents
for
The chapter OF the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor connected with the First Bap-
tist Church held its annuai meeting this week.
The society is In a prosperous condition. and the
election for officers and committees resulted MS
follows: President. Miss Flora Alexander: vice
president. Charles Etherneton; secretary. Samuel
Iiarker: treasurer. q. Harvey Alexander: chairman
Lookout Committee Miss Sarah Alexander; chair
man Prayer Meeting Committee William il. How
ell. chairman Visiting Committee. Miss May Ser
sro: chairman Social and Flower Committee. Mrs
Jane II. Alexander.
Invitations have been ISSUED for the marriage
OF Miss Eleanor May Collins daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Frederick Collins. OF No ~ East Fifty
nr.t-st.. to Charles Robert Voge. a prominent
member of the Pamrapo Athletic Club and IA son
OF MIR and Mrs. Charles X. Noge Of Avenue +.
ard East Forty-ninth-st. The ceremony VIII
cur on next Wednesday evening. the 2ith inst. in
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Monday Night Musical club VIII hold a
hearsal on Monday evening next In the clubhouse
Of the Pamrapo Athletic club The FIRST
next month in the winter clubhouse OF the Newark