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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

Observation-Disclosures Montaglion OF the Ital-
ian Embassy COMMUNICATION Fava. the Ital-
ian Amba ssador: Baroness Fava. and A. de Ytur-
bide. of Washington. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Gov-
ernor Rufus H. Bullock. OF Georgia. and Charles w.
Hackett OF Utica. GILSEY-Henry r. Wolcott, OF
Colorado GRAND-Senator William VI. Stewart.
OF Nevada MARLBOROUGH - Governor John
Gary Evans OF South Carolina. ST. DENIS-The
Rev Dr. Wakefield. OF San Jose. Cal. WALDORF
General Rufus Saxton. u. s. A.: ex-senator John
c. Spooner. Of Wisconsin; Hamilton Disston. Of
Philadelphia: William D. Sloane and Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Burden jr. WINDSOR-John W. Dosne
and Norman 3. Ream. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
WEI,L~KNOwN EDUCATORS AT UNION
INTERESTING ADDRESSES BY DR. DEWEY rNHS'
DENT ANDREWS AND OTHERS


INTERESTING ADDRESSES BY DR. Dh"h'' rNr''-
DENT ANDREWS AND OTHERS
Schenectady. ~ Y. June "a (SpeciaD-union COZ.
,ege has the good fortune of experiencing peau''"'
weather In which TO celebrate It's centennial co'''
mencement a large number OF VISITORS a'i''eu W
dow ~ he nresent at the exercises. Several hun
dred are expected tomorrow Inc pros'"i"'"e "
,o.dav consisted chiefly Of the reading of papers
"a addresses at the Educa tional Conference Dr.
Ne,vil Dewey. State Librarian and secretary OF 'ne
poara q, Regents presided the conference, ana
,.,sd u with an interesting address on the topic
- tho morning The School" DR.. Dewey the'
,n,roduced DR. William II. Maxwell super"-
,o,dent NJ the schools Of Brooklyn. Dr Man
ual discussed the relation of preliminary educauo"
~ that of higher education. and compared ana gave
h,s on,n,ons on the different kinds OF preparatory
schools c. F. p Bancroft, principal OF fh'ii'pS
Academy Andover, Mass. was the next sPe"N,
and he dvelt upon the necessity OF tho'o"e"
nrenaration by means OF the school for the graz
worL NJ the college. He discussed also the fe'ao'
Of the public schools and academies 10 me ourbi,
~ a Community Both addresses were lloI S -
o on,oveS by those present among whom were iia"s
prominent educators = 49, r-r,,srs,,v ~ the
Chancellor MacCracken. OF inc 1h.Neas,T ,ereet-
49, address on the same topic. This afternoon -, ~
nxsercses We're continued With The College as ere
topic o. Tnpesided and after briefly and brilliantly
rperrng 10 the topic OF the afternoon ne mr. .,
duced the first speaker SPOKE a, some
ength Of the growth Of the idea OF h,eher Of
ton in America. and particularly o, me tenence OF
" coiieee IN shaping the des;inies. not oniy 30,
men hut OF States and nations ne uea.eu ia ND
address the grSw'h 81 rne or higher education
esspwonen His address was one OF the pe'' '''
delivered at the celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
NOTES or THE STAGE.

There will be numerous changes In the burlesque
Thirdly at the Garrick Theatre tonight. Theodore
Babcock will appear Carames for the first time.
and Iosenh cawthorne ~ Butter-Scoch. Mark
Murphy and Willis T. Sweatnam Will be introduced
IN parts written especially Tor them
Miss Marion Singer appeared last night for the
first time AZ Lady Margaret Grumm In "A Daughter
OF the Revolution" at the Broadway Theatre.
Huber, wllke leading man for Miss Lillian Rus
soil who is In St Johns Riverside Hospital. at
Workers f. pronounced out OF danger
Reports from Boston say that Buffalo Bits big
exhibition has met with great success there for the
last two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
CLASS DAY AT WESLEYAN.
PRIZES AND HONoRs AwARDED-THE EXERCISES
~ THE CAMPUS.

ppIZFS AND HONORS AWAkDED-lfif
on THE CAMPUS.
N,ddIetown Conn. June "a (Speciao.-To-day was
lass dav At Wesleyan University. The exercises
consisted OF the awarding Of prizes and honors
these were announced follows: DIN rhetorical
,,e Edward /. Thorndkc. 'S5; Wise prize In
moral philosophy, Edward l." Thorndike; weeks
nrize in economies. Merle b. Waltz. 70; Harrington
nrizc In history William Cass. 49, Pierce prize IN
r,,,,rsl science and physiology. James Erskne 95;
1-own Goode prize in natural history ABBY NJ
r,or nson .a5: Junior exhibition in oratory first
nrze George NJ. Moody. IS. and second prize, Ed
rnund D. Searles, 90; Camp prize In English h'era-
,ure Cornelius r. Bcman. 90; Weeks prize IN
philosophy George L. Tirrel archaeology prizes
Hiram F. Miller. S. and Edward L. Thorndike, ]r;
prize debate Jason F. Chase. 49, Walkley prize IN
nsychology Edith r. Graves. 90; Johnston prize III
,.,o,,v william H. Woode. rs; Parker prize for
,ocu,,or George W. Moody; Garrison prize WILL
TN, p Lower 96; Spnney Greek prize Tor sopho-
noores Frederick W. Roe. ~; Phi BETA happa
nr,za ATM Evan L. Temblin. 81; Rice prize
I-onbomore mathematical. William f. Schimpn w.
sherman prize in Latin. Alling C. Bearasiey' %,
rJ,hhord nr,ze FRESHMAN. defamation. Harold
Neeker sc. Cincinnati; Ayres prizes preparatory
examnations), Alling p. Beardsiey ana Eugene W.
Burr: Taylor prize Original English poem. not
awarded; SquIres scholarship. Chnoru T. O'"' me-
80. - ,,
A, ~ the prizes are in the form OF money ana
. I, amounts from SIS to SIS. They were pre-
,ad nv Professor Gill, OF Pennsylvania state
College. ,.,o,
The class day exercises we're held TINS afternoon
on the front campus. concert was sNe" q"
o'clock by Pope's Ia I'd. of Hartford AFTER wnlcn
~. rosu,ar exercises took place. The proSrammc
included samuel l. Ackeys address ana the ass
orr vritten by c. O. Judkins: class history Ernest
Smith grafton. Henry l. harTman; cDrgS dk sIS
prrrsaaa n William s Woods; class prophecy
Edward F. Coffin: pccolo 500 John c. dsrs sons
p,p pn,es: ivy ceremony. orator. Arthur Beebe Dar-
ing: osing concert by Popes Military ban1 ros,dor
samuel L. Ackery secretary. Norman r. G 81 III
marshal George NJ. Laphami s cnalr TsfY u '"'
fI,nmrffee on Arrangements. Warren Nell. .X,.
The annual Glee Cub concert was n glTen
evening. After the concert the junior p'0"e
was held in Armory Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
IMPROVED SERVICE on THE WEST SHORE

The West Shore Railroad began yesterday It's
rorulur rummer service which Is greatly i'm
proved over former years. many new local trains
having been added to the schedule. The washing
ton. Baltimore. Philadelphia Long Branch New
York, Catskill Mountains. Lake Minnewaska sara
toga and Lake George ears began their regular
trips The local train service has been srea'iy
,mnroved The time OF the through buffet. draw
ing and slecplng-car service to Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis has been greatly
shortened. arrangements having been made 10 run
the day coaches and baggage cars on me New.
York Chicago and St Louis limited through without
change From this It will be seen 1t VIII be OF
great benefit to the patrons OF this line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
APPOINTED By THE HEALTH BOARD.

The Board OF Health yesterday appointed Frank
T Moran OF No 3i5 East Forty-th St. clerk in
the PSYCHOLOGICAL department. at salary OF $50 a
month Gustave X. Tuska, OF No l13 Madison
ave. was appointed inspector OF offensive trades at
n salary OF 500 a month corps OF nifty phys-
clans were also appointed to act as summer inspect
ors in connection with the Bureau Of Contagious
Diseases. Their duty will be to visit tenement
houses and inspect the sanitary condition OF the
same They will hold office only during July and
August. OF the number thirty are reappointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
COL RUPERT NOR ENGAGF TO NIL IKOJh

Controller Fitch. speaking for Colonel jacob Rup-
pert jr who is I'll at his fathers country place.
said last night that there was no truth In the re-
mart which found its way into print yesterday That
the colone was engaged TO Mile. Trojd. The latter
made such an announcement on sunday night put
Mr. Fitch says that Co.one. RUPERT do'e NOT
know the actress at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
SALE or REAL ESTATE Br RUSSELL SAGE

Russell Sage and his wife. NJ Olivia Sage. have
transferred to Michael II. Gillespie. by a deed re-
corded yesterday. for the sum OF $4,000. the prop
erty on the northwest corner OF Central Park West
and Sixty-nlnth-s 505xl0O feet. Mr. Gillespie gave
Mr. Sage mortgage on the premises for $4,000
which makes the total amount OF the transaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
xrpc,srs AT HAMILTON.

ruca. June "a tspeciaD.-Gradua.es o. ,,s campus
co,'sse held the cassday exercises on 'ne and
this afternoon Clarence s. Wright was rIze contest
George H. Geer poet The Mcm a'n,~b, The prizes
IN defamation took place so, Alfred r.
awarded were George second JpniSss
EEamsrd 5''; Ie asssSr was held this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
GRADUATES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL ~ 70

,,.., .xe,cIses OF Grammar SCHOOL No 10
.sa.rrsve and One-hundred- and twenty -h''''N
., o, which W. T H. sieberg is princps'' "s'e
held in the assembly hail OF the scnoo, o1 w,Il.
YESTERDAY The list of graduates Is as ioo~s "am-
lam g. Andrews. Maurice Bandier' f.o' rr.,arson
yers Grace Davis. Julia Dusan 'y," r.rosshendl.r.
49,, Eowter Phillips Goodwin. Mary "'oSs"e ,'s'.
1 Ian r,rscbberg, May Highland. Jennie heley,
J Iage, Lonahan Edna Mns. Peter salmon Fannie
cas,ays, s Ssselsss Ea %nnsa
WiEams, snde C. crindon, Rae Dewof, f'qfsmde
Esee CHARLES TsShs Mar HnrTz
%%ePsn Max Lefkoviz vivian s hSss Thomss
Mccemb Flora E sS,siSs '9 fspi vomar Mary W
Scan'apMi aeee Wallace. George Peti't ana Na''a"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
MARRIED.

rrRGI,sON-vAN EyEREN-On the Goth day Of the
Sixth month 1895 according the ceremony OF the
society Friends Mary Efhe Van Everen danshef o.
philip F. and Elizabeth j. Van Everen. or i,rooxyn,
" TO John Hudson Ferguson. OF New Rochelle ~ I.
NELSON SOUTHAMPTON June 10. 1898. a. Church o.
the Redeemer Astoria. y. y, by the Rector, rev
D. Cooper d. D.. assisted by Rev. John r. Appleton o.
Nutey n. j., Hors;io Ogden Nelson ana Char'o''s
Amelia Southgae.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
LATE STEA MSHTP LRRIVALS.

Steamer Berlin Oh. Lewis from southampton June TO-
With mdse and messengers International Navigation
Company Arrived at the Bar at "a .. m
Steamer wyIo ,Br) Chryste from Livingston June 10.
Key West 49, and Baltimore ~. with mdse to WILL
lsus jr. Arrived at the Bar ct e;Ao .. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

,s pavmond Sanford White. Of New-York AFTER
am an bS,ories we're read the class ivy was planted
tne 1 IT, Wv ode sung The ode composed by
G ana enc Dwight Kellogg of st. Louis. The class
,Sen marched around the campus. cheering IN, me
pmemhers informally. The senior promenade was
bnld in Alumni Hall tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT HOBART

Geneva. n. y June A--commencement eNefeseS
at Hobart opened yesterday with a sermon oe.oae
{, Johns Guild by the Rev. b. s. sandersoh ,er'o.
~ 81. Thomas's Church Bath. II was iono~ -
in the evening by the baccalaureae sermon g.
-. The Rev William White Wilson rector Oh 81
~ 49,. Chrrcb Chicago The Introductory services
n,ars conducted by the Rev DR.. Nelson, the Kew
Mr. sanderson and President Poter I syen nave
ates number eighteen. OF wno'h ,be others that in
Science commencement will occur . Wsan bS Vice
noun NOON .oi,nr HOFFMAN Bishop Potter. Geher'i JAM"
r Wilson and Clarence a. Se"aiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

ca.,.v,s Music Hall was crowded last nlgn' on u,
N. occasion Of the commencement no the
81 Francis xavier's College sras,deA The
1esul. jesuit. consisted OF music orations by John o..
rooney T. j. Leonard Leo L. McInue ean anu NJ"
a aSSrs.. to the graduates by W. A. Mcouaa and
rcSsIshop corrigan presented the AWARDS ".
aolomas. the recipients kissing the "''"''''
ring. o.. r,oc,or ~ Laws con-
,..,"a ~ professor Francis J. Quinlan'
ie.rea y" nose present were the Very Rev D. =,
Mooney Mon,isnOr n E"T psyk. ,hf rn.ed states
Cotton DR. II acRinnon' T. r. soulhwe Monshg nSs
kfAfHIs en Ne cslHs = 4
Jones Fafnsl HcMahon, Paul Thebaut Ge n,,ss r.
SSInoia Miss 4. Barreda. W. roche anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
MSS DODGE READY 70 90 HONE

I'm. m-Miss Mary Abigail Dodge
wasnns ton 50 far improved that she VIII be re-
m"Sss tn Thursday Of this swat
eSs could start but prefer, Johnson
the return Of her physcainsd e consressman Hit to
this city. who accompA"'o" -
the seaShore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
TUE COVERNOR ~ ALBANY AGlIN.

Albany June Ex-Governor Morton returned from
El,crslIe to-day. Among his callers were ex-con-
gresham Henry O. Burlegh and ex-Assemblyman
iIobbe Of Washington County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

London June 2t-Professor william c. William
SON LID f.. Il. S. the well-known biologist and
geoogst died at Chaplain yesterday In his seventy
ninth year. He was member OF many learned So
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

Mrs w. Sh .n architect to prepare plans for
ransemen.s W." the First Baptist Church OF larry
The will BE ;T beg S on
the church recently p The building will cost s1o"''
who gives, the ~, seaid FOR by Mrs. Rockefeller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
.yoSoR MEN AT TRINITY.

HARTFORD Jure 2i-The Junior standing at '.'" ,ss
was published this morning Tne nI', w pISu Cur
,,s, 81 thirty names is held by Robert ",ina econd
,is OF this city. with over 10 per oe"' r.nn,y and
- ,v George Nahum IIo. combe OF C i.titeyr, OF
Pace "a bird place by George Biodge'' "oe' "
windsor.
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other important points discussed by counsel tne
application is denied on the above grouhus' anu
the defendant discharged.
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DIED.

ApAMs-on June a. infant son Of Max and May AdamA
Georgia papers please copy MAJ. .,do, ~ Ira
BROCKETT-At Galway NJ T.. Mary "'o'" - 49,
Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
sister of Roswell G. Hor The New
York Tribune aged Il years.
rntsrment at Chicago. Ill.
Monday e. 1885, S,u e: bis psa so% s the No. ios
SS SsaF OF Of f fune asf hereafter
HAsKELL-on Sunday. June g. John H. Haskell !" 'ns
5 1s :s at ss'sip'; ''
Boston papers please copy.
SUNDAY June q 1 hsa1s H leroy m Ss
Fn.r sfI services ~ Tuesday 25 his late residence
l.3 Waverley Place. at p. M
HEwLETT-on Sunday. June %. Mrs. Elizabeth Hewlett
the sg sam year ar 81 a er at Lawrence L.
W:dpssasy June p l e 50 of + ssloes
& u rdxn hot SS s@ o
Funeral ervices at Wednesday. June TO- q
Carriages viii meet friends on of 1905 M train
rn term a, convenience Of family.
% suddenly at The r ,s s., o, ms
s TSomas Keeeh the sith Year
LAwRENcE-on Saturday. June %. 1898. James Gore
Funeral viii be held a, Calvary Church. u corner
LEE-At Boulosne near Paris France n June T. Matte
Blood widow OF Cornelius b sm'n se Church Of tn.
fI sa9sn ss'I Rest S5l tthave Tuesday morning
June p. IL o'clock
Interment at Woodawn
PArIIsON-At PGssaic. y. j., on Saturday June ~
iso5 Anna widow Of G. ". X Pau!ison .
Funeral Tuesday 18th inst. at o'clock p m from ,ne
rcsderce Of Washington Paulison, lO ffos-
pect-st.. Passaic. y. j. .o
Train leaves foot Chambersst. Sew-fork, at l;oo
Rr-SWICK-On Sunday June %. his late residence -
Place Renwck. in his nth year, sec
onI son ~ the Professor James RenwicH, LII. ~,
of Columbia College.
Funeral services will be held Grace Church. Broadway
and ioth-st Thursday. June %. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend without furheS
sCuIEFFELIN-on Friday. June 81. 1895. at his home.
No 242 l5th-st William Henry Schieneiin IN the
year OF his age . =. -,-,
Stuyyesant Square Tuesday morning. June %. at
Burial a, Bedford Relatives and friends invited to
Train leaves 42dst Station Harlem r. r. at 1880
a m.
Military Order. Loyal Legion United states.-cor,-
mandery state York-Companions informed OK
the death OF Companion Major William H. Schiereiin
T. s Funeral services will be held to-day at st
Georges Church Stuyyesant Square, at a. m Conpan-
tons are requested to attend
By order OF Brsvet BrigadierGenera Horace Porter.
late T. s A.. Commander A. NOEL BLAKEMAN,
\. A. Paymaster. late L. y N, Recorder
SPALDINCi- Suddenly Lake Parmachenee. Mama
June -. Or. Edward Spaidng OF Nashua. " H.. aged
81 years
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must De IN"
dorsed with full name and address.
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Qualities md styles arc emphasize I'll, -
Flints Furniture Manufacturing prices NJ "os
c3d street Broadway
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ASSIGNMENT or CITY MAGISTRATES
THE MAYOR DEsIGNArEs WHERE THE NE"
JUDGES SHALL BEGIN WORK

THE MAYOR DEsIGNATEs WHERE THE NE"
JUDGES SHALL BEGIN WORK
The statute creating the Office Of City Magistrate
directs that the Mayor Of New-York City snan on
or before June Is designate the magistrates VINO
are to take charge Of and dispose OF cases penang
hefore the Police Justices and undsposed Of at
rn,dn,pht of June 30 In compliance with this act
Mayor Strong yesterday made the ioho"'hs oess-
nations To d.pose Of cases pendinO
City Magistrates '''''''"''} before Police Justices.
rossrb N DeueI ...... Mcmahon Voorhs.
CHARLES A Flammer.... sImms and Taintor.
charles 3 Simms tr Grady and Burke.
Tohn q Wott.............. Deuel. and Ryan.
ierov n cIane ............. Welde and Koch
poher, r Cornell ........ Martin and Diver
rbomas r Wentworth .... Hogan. Meade and Fener
In case OF the death or disability OF any city
magistrate so designated City Magistrate Henry A.
Braun is 10 take his place. City Magistrate Her
man C. Kudlich is not assigned 70 any outy LOG
the month of July. -. ,..-....
The Mayors order requires the CITY magistrates
to sit in the following named police courts from
July L. ,......
Magistrate Deuel.. at the Tombs; Magistrate
Flammer at Jefferson Market; Magistrate Smms.
at Essex Market Magistrate Mott, at forKvi..'
Magistrate Crane, at Harlem; Magistrate Corheib
at Morrislania-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY,
Mount Hope, Westchester County.
once $50 Slxth-ave. n. Y. Telephone OSO 1Sth-ses
The KensicO Cemetery. located on the Harlem
Railroad fortyegt ride from the Grand Centrs
Depot Office. 10 East 42dst
Hillside Cemetery.
Beautiful location among he HUDSON Higmsnds
Peekskil, New-ror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

From The Philadelphia Times.

The truth is that SINCE Mr. Glsdstones retire
ment from nonaictins Elements in the Liberal party
ana partly sS. af ssa Il ds aDDSl
a an, .bRs s administration has been failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25

not A REMOVABLE OFFENCE.
There has never been any statute either OF inc
United States or OF the State OF Maryland mhh-
INK libel an original offence or defining lis PUNISH
ment The present Indictment rests wholly upon the
old common law Of Maryland and upon the act OF
Congress OF February q. 1901 accepting the cession
Of that district and providing that the laws Of
Maryland they now exist shall be ana continue
IN force" except "A modified, etc.
Continuing. Judge Brown says thd'' assuming '"a'
libel in the District OF Columbia Is a criminal Of
fence though that point also disputed It Is new
erthcless "A purely local offence. and he Is also OF
the opinion that the District OF Columbia court In
which the Indictment found Is not court OF
the United States. but mercy territorial court
he gives he has doubt whatever that nbcl IN the
District OF Columbia was never reino'ap'e oHehce
under secSh % 81 ~ onrt ands that the general
intent Of the act OF 1871 was evidently 10 pace the
District Of Columbia. so far as practicable on an
equality OF privilege with the various states ana
no more II Is plain that the act was not designed
to create peculiar privileges In the District OF
,Ss rest nor or 70 h. doany yet he says that
the precise aim OF this application and that would
BE he ssss e n ali IF Era
country. there could be no removal IN a case hk.
the present, No Federal cour, has cognlaa9se OF
there Is no extradition. excep; OF fugitives from
justice. This defendant Is not a fugitive. he has
there and there IL such thing as constructive
flight. .,. ,
II il not for this Court TO anticipate or presume
unon the intent OF Congress. or to attempt 10 sup
NV any supposed defects In the statutes by wrench
INK them from the true meaning and intent with
80 would Introduce new class OF removals In
favor Of the District OF Golu 1ae Sions while
lion and laws to every other district and State IN
he country. Without reference. therefore. 70
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Penobscot.
COMMA.

Twentysix carloads of canned corn are
the result of this seasons pack at the
Eastern Packing Company's shop in this
village. The Masons are working seven
days each week on the wall of Stewards
building. One-half was enclosed. Satur-
day. -Woodbine Lodge, l. 0. g. T., is
thriving. 1t has some 50 members -
Paris Smith, medic of Brunswick will
spend his vacation with his parents at
Morse s Corner. Il. R. Folsom. one of the
teachers of Hampden Academy, will spend
vacation of two weeks with his people
at this village, Prof A r. Lyford and
wife of kent's Hill Seminary, are passing
a two weeks vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
). s. Burrill on Pleasant street. Mrs.
Mary Ireland and Rev. Mr.. Pitcher were
married, Thursday The winter terms
of schools will begin Dec. 2-Corinna is
in full blaze with electric lights. Will
Smith and Geo. Nutter have power from
the electric plant to drive their machinery
on School street.-A stone shed has been
erected to finish the trimmings for the
hall building.