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RAILROADD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RTATION CORNER Of
sTREETS.

HTATION CORNER Of SIXTH AND B
sTRKETS
-rr--ect Inne % IsoS
mo A A. PENNSYLVANIA LLMITED-Pull
man s.eer:ng, Dining, Smoking. and obser.
va,ion Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Cincin.
natl, indianapolis, 81 Loais, Cleveland, aud
nso A. Nj. FAST LINE-Pullinsn Buffet Par.
lor Car 10 Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining
Cars Harrisburg 10 Pittsburg.
sNP NJ. CHICAGO ANDsT LOUIS ExPRESS
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg
Sleeping and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to 81
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Chicago
fiO p E. WESTERN EXPRESS = Pullman
Sleeping Car to Chicago, and Harrisburg: g
Cleveland. Dining Car to Chicago
satP NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS Pull.
man Sleeping and Dining Cars TO 81. Louis,
IosOP NJ. PACIFIC CEXPkESS-Punman Sleep.
ing Car 10 Pttsburg.
SIC a. NJ. for Kans canandaigua, Rochester.
and Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday.
Se.s0 A. NJ for Elmira and Renova, daily, except
Sunday For Tiiiiamsport daily, $40 P. Il
SitP. Nj. for Williamsport. Rochester, Buffalo.
and Niagara falls daily, except Saturday.
with sleeping car Washington TO Suspension
Bridge via Buffalo
Iea9 p; N. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Falls daily, sleeping
car Washington 10 Elmira
y1I th!iuoc .p..a. New iorS. rrd t,- Ear,
larP A. CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" All
Parlor c.Ts with Dining ming Car Ca from B,l.:
weekdays Regular at '05 Dining Can,
.Ye, 500, 1000 Dining Carr, and 1I:OO Din.
ing Car, a m. 12:lo, BIS, 40, Go, 1000, and
go, 500. ll.0j Dining Car a. m, 12:l5, Bis,
go, $40 1000, and il:35 p m For Phils.
delphia only, Fast Express 80 a m week
days Express, POI and $40 p m daily.
yer Boston, without change. 30 a IN Wosx
days, and BIS p IN daily.
1900, 1880, hoo; and liso m. laia
tr5. $40 7:io, 1000. 1910, i15, and ii:S
T. m. On Sunday, s05, 20. 9:0c. s;oa.
:0so, 1l.Oo a. m, IBIS. las, 2:el, Slb, $40 4:oi
Limitedl, 4so. $40 ssO5, 6:ao :.i0, 1000. lSia
Ysr Pope's Creek Line, 40 . m and 4:ss . n
daily, except Sunday.
ucs Annapolis, 7ao and 900 . m, Ie:15 and In
p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, s:al
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond,
Jacksonville. and Tampa, 4:30 q m, $50 p m
aaily Richmond and Atlansa, SO p. m- daily
Accommodation for QuAnfico. 7s5 q m daily
and As p. m week -days.
Ier Alexandria, 4;39. 6s35, rs, $50. BIS. l0:Y
,,so m, is5s a;aa $50 e e 500 s:s7 s:ss 4
i.z5. 9:i5 a m, 2:45. 6:is. Soc, and l0:i0 p m.
Leave Alexandria for Washington SOS, 6:iS, S:95.
500, e:lo. 1o:l5, l0-2s m, Loo, 2:l5, 500, 3:st
y. On Sunday al sd, s:io. 1893 = m. cd
sS0. zoo IN. s:io. ana io3s p m
Scnshore Connections
Ter Atlantic cicy, $50 GSaturdsys only), l01n,
IlU0 a m week days, ,2:l5 and 1lSj p m
daily.
1915 p m. week days, and ii.ss p m daily
Ticket offices. northeast corner Of lSthssrees
md Pennsylvania Avenue, and At the statioa
olxth and B StrsesA whaEs ordsrs can b lsfsfe9
sAe checking cf baggags % asssiaattoa acso
hotels and r1sidence0
& l. PROVOST. LR W00nL
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Seven-room cottage at
Brookland. with hall, bath, cellar,
attic, range, latrobe, hot and cold water;
two squares from electric cars. Inquire
OF /. S. HOLLIDGE, Saks & Co. se4-7t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL persons who witnessed Che &C.
cident on W. 4 g. r. Z. tn gentleman
on N st. bridge about 11:4O a. m., August
oath, be kind enough tn send their names
and addresses to 1905 33rd st. n. W.? C.B.
WISE. se4-1t
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One Cent 1s', 1s5'
No advsrtassmsnt less fhaa i0s-
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-Brookiand 5-room frame
house; 2-stOry stable; porch, shade, wa
ter, Iatrobe; lot 25x150. Price, 81 500.
CHAs. sICKELs, Dover st., bet. 18th and
18th SITS. se3-7t
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-30-acre farm, very rich
land; finest location; extra cool water:
moderate rent. Apply y, owner, Mrs. ISA-
BELLA HAGAN. Central ave. Bcnning,
n G. se3-Tt
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Washington, D. c., August 13, 1895.
Notice to the public: I.Aavc associated
with me on this day my nephew. Fred W.
Boone, In the confectionery and catering
business. at $40 9th st. NV. which win be
conducted under the firm name Of Geo. r.
Budd & Co. Respec' fully,
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SuMMER RESORTS.

JOHNSON HOUSE, Colonial Beach,
on water front: terms resisona bic: spe-
cial rates to parties. Address MRS. g.
JOHNSON. se3-7t
SUMMER Boarders. Raleigh will be
open until October /. Plenty OF oys-
ters and crabs. S. L. RALEIGH. Ridge.
Nd. au2T-12t
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FOR SALE-New, 10 room brick, on L
ct. me-, convenient to Gov Printing OF
flee; easiest kind OF terms. price, $500;
worth $4,000: why pay rent? Address
BARGAIN. this Office. au31-t
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Ia a3th2A5
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large well fur. rooms:
cool and comfortable; in the business
center; convenient to all car lines; gentle
men only. Apply I'd floor 1891 E ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-ODe Parker hanimersess
shotgun; good as new: two sets OF bar
rels; cost $125; will sell for half the
cost. Address SHOTGUN, this Office.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms; hot and
cold water, with gas. 321 18th st.
NV 1t
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WALTER STETSON. the only
teacher of acting in the city. Address
The Times office 1t
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PERSONALS.

DIR. TAYLOR. 9o6 st. Dw., makes
full sets OF teeth for So; satisfaction
guaranteed; teeth extracted without pain;
gold filling, 81; amalgam. SOC. se4-tf
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FOR RENT-Three rooms on second
floor, fur. for light housekeeping, and
one room on third floor. Apply 21O6 g
ST NV se43t
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SPIRITU Al f. Mcneil.
clairvoyant and business medium. Pn-
yate sittings daily; business examinatione
a speciality. 1914 Pa. ave. au30-7t
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soc cash, 25c weekly. Rogers plated
ware, lace curtains, portieres, rugs,
lamps. clocks, table linen, etc Open
evenings. Cali and see US or drop US
postal: will cali with samples. NORTH
EAST CREDIT HOUSE, 1910 II ST. n. e.
se3-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 20 loan on real estate in the
District, at lowest rates of interest.
No delay. HEBRON & NIXON, 1904 F st.
NV. sei-lmo
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-16

England will one DAY be as JUST
as America now ia to one of her
wittiest writer's. He viii Ole day be
formally admitted into the ranks of
men of letters. His books, even his
worst books, abound in epigrans,
pictures, character and sceneso of rare
wit. His pointing of parliamentary
life in England has neither equal nor
rival. And his reflections Of Eng
lsh society and politics reveal the
insight OF vast experience and pro-
found genius.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-16
E bO|O De OrO.
NATdNOROS MEXICO.
CORNER ABASALo & Z Srs.
THE BEST AND BEST ASSORTED
Store.
Store.

Everyone iond OF dressing wet
'nd cheap Can 6u1 here everything
lie needs for such purpose.
Silk Velvets, Velvetecns, S k
Handkerchiefs. Handkerchiefs, La
req, KID Gloves, Snrnhs, Cas- :
'neres, C"licoes, SIX, Linen, Woo'
en- and Cotton goods, Thread,
Stockings, Etc.
Ais" fne line of Shirts, Under
.hi'ta, ptawer-, Gent Hose, Hats
Cr"vats, Shoes.
In fact everything you can wisIr
tn dress in the latest fashion.
@ Clothing made to order.
CONE HERE, AND WE WILL
PLEASE YOU.
j. 3 ZOLEZZI
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-16
THE RETIRED BURGLAR.
a sro-tifylus Experience In Iiouse In Q
Country Town.

a 5Lo-iHyius Experience In House In
Country Town.
"Once in country town. said
the retired burglar, II broke into
small huG very comfortable appear.
ing house That 1 didn't expect very
rich returns from, but which
thought would pay for the labor.
slirlnishel around little in the eel.
lar, finding the usual assor tment q
jams end preserves and things. AID
on tAe pnrlor floor found about ttli1
ordinary run of knickknacks. Tho
things III general were Of rather less
value than had expected to find.
and there was not much Of anytime
worth taking So went Up ssa.1J
end into the front chamber
I'D scarcely began on the bureau
and hadn't got tle top drawer open
when I heard from the bed so,lni
very much like a laugh. / thought
l must be mistaken, for i really
didn't see anything TO laugh at, All
should have Thought that If there',l
been anybody Rwalss in the bel
they'd been more ii!;ciy to be alarm.
ed than to think 1t was funny to 50
me there. Eat TIC merit IniTlut9
did heir a>noise frcm the bed, IL
LAUGHING now, Just a mans voice,
deep ard s5lid, and 70 qu2verlE;,,
sGyiEg:
"VTc.l?'
ut vas a good. big voice, brs
there wasn't ,,ay shooting in it, nos
just yet anyway, and turned NJ
light ON him. He was sitting up il
bed, pretty POOL sized, sqnlrd
shouldered sort of ran. ard the NH
ute l So" him / knew that had
heard somebody IRVINE to keep from
lapg..liy, alG that this was the ner.
"'N.'ait o minute, he said, al
there was something in his way O.
saying it that made ne feel that ID
was I'll RIGHT to wait He got oct Of
bed and walked over to tic bureau
Where WAS and took a match out Il
ali iron matchbox that was naile1
AGAINST TIE window frame near by
end lighted lamp that stood OIL tia
bureau. Then he went across It'd
room to closet near the door 1 had
come in by, which 1 suppose should
have looked Into nlysaif il the coErsJ
of tine if hadn't been disturbed
He opened the closet door and reach
ed i'll and brought cut q jimmy,
which he stood up against the wall.
1 wanted 20 stop him right there,
but I didn It exactly ike 10 interrupt,
and lie reached il again. and THU
time he brought ont a dsirl. lantern.
He stood that b. the jimmy and wa3
reacIlng Il again Which 1 stopped
him.
Don't, / said, ana he respected
my feelings and STOPPED and looAe1
at me i glcss we botn smiled n
bit t,len, and tDen just went away. "
Now York Sun.
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Dlsraell's Lasting Work.

The books upon which Disraali's
reputation alone can be founded are
"Coningsby, " "Sybil" and 10
THAR " These all contain many striIz-
ing epigrams, ingenious theories,
original suggestions, vifaei0a3 carl
catures and even creative reflections,
mixed, it must BE admit ei, win
rot n ht.lo transparent nonsoLsa.
jut they are al 50 charTel- viii
fright invention, keen criticism.
.uaint paradox, thoy arc 50 entirely
mike anything else il our recent
literature, and they touch, in IL Vol
.irean way, 50 deeply to the roots
If our social and political fabric that
they Elay long continue 70 be zead.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-16
Photographic.

Mr.. Charles Waltgenhack, having
returned from so extended tour
through the Southwest Texas coGr .
ties, begs leave to inform the public
of Brownsville that he will make
PHOTOS of LATEST IMPROVED
STYLES for the next two months,
in connection with Mr.. E. II. Wallis
at bis old photo parlors on Washing
ton street, near the q. ). Garrison
opposite the residenoe-of Mr.. Frau
cisco Yturris.
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Bycicles.
Buggies,
Harness
AND Sewing
Machines

at wholesale prices to consumers
This means exactly what it says
| want YOU and want your trade.
Remember Highest Grade at lowest
price DO not fail to take alvan-
tage of this offer.-I act square
and honest, and expect to keep
INCREASINGLY at it. and il it does
not hiring success | will be badly
FOOLED.
will buy anything for you here
and give you the advantage of the
Chicago Market. Write me for
what yon want, and | will send
you prices.
ZEN BEALE,
10 Warren Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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SOCIETIES.

: y .,-..,rr.r. Chss. 2. IiIchman, StUhB FAS
hAEss; . 6eorrs WIN. Miller, Dist Deputy Grant
NNts--
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YOU IAN FOOL some of the

People all the time,-You can
Fool all the People some of the
time, But you can't Fool all the
People all the time.-That is the
reason do not fool any OF the
People any of the time.-t can
not afford to misrepresent my
goods to you.-No man can build
up business BY such methods.
Write me- for Catalogue and
prices.-Highest Grade.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-16

1t is better to be alone in the
world than to bring up o boy
to play on the accordion. TEX
as Sifiings.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18

A meeting Of the District Council Of Wal
DO District Lodge was held in Belfast Mon
day forenoon to make arrangements for the
coming District Lodge meeting, which is to
be held with Sea Isle Lodge, Islesboro, Fri
day, August 10Th. The following officers
We're present District Templar, f. S. Dol
lift, Jackson; Councillor w b. Hatch,
Islesboro; Vice Templar, Lora Maxcy, Bel
fast; Secretary, Tolman H. Fernald, Bel
fast; Supt. Juvenile Temples, Lillian l..
Fernald, Belfast. The delegates will leave
Belfast on steamer Castine on her regular
forenoon trip, at 10 o'clock, and dinner will
be served by Sea Isle Lodge soon after their
arrival. The business meeting will be open
ed at ! o'clock, =. IN. A public temperance
meeting will be held in the evening and the
delegates viii return to Belfast by special
trip Of the steamer. Grand Chief Templar
Weber, Past Grand Chief Templar Hamil-
ton and Grand Surt. of Juvenile Temples
Mrs. E. E. Cain, have been invited to be
present.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18
Secret Societies.

A delegation of twentv-one members of
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, /, @. O. f., of this
city Went to Fairfield Friday and conferred
the degrees for Golden Band Lodge Of that
place. Refreshments were served and a
pleasant evening passed in addition to doing
the work.
Past Chancellor Walter P Carter went to
Bangor yesterday to represent Silver Cross
Lodge No. IS, knights of Pvthas, III meet
ing Of Representatives Of the various lodges
Of the district to make arrangements for the
proper observance Of "Pythian Day" There
are nine lodges in the district, as follows
Norombega and kenduskeag, Bangor: Bel
vedere. Dexter; Silver Cross, Belfast Onawa,
Dover; Pioneer, Pittstield: Phintheas Old
Town. Porcuplne Bar Harbor Mt. Waldo,
Frankfort. BY vote Of the Grand Lodge
"Pythian Day is t. BE observed Jointly by
the lodges in each district and a committee
Of one from each lodge is appointed to ar
range the Cate, place and details. Knox
and Lincoln counties will hold their services
in Camden September 4th.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18

Bar Harhor. and visiting all the principa
ports along the way. They We're in CamdeI
Thursday evening and took part in the illu
mination under the auspices Of the Soutl
Boston Yacht Club, Com. c. F. Morrill,
The Yacht sailed Saturday morning fol
Castine.
The Nurthend Yacht and boat fleet greatly
ontnnmbers the craft moored in the love-
harhor, and just now business is lively
around $. B. Hot's landing. Mr.. Holt is {
veteran in the boat business, and for many
years has kept row and sail boats for public
use. One of his sailing fleet has just under
gone transformation. The other day i
was the Dot, a white sloop; now il is a blacl
boat, named Fred. Two Of Belfast's larges
yachts have moorings here, the schooner
Clara and sloop Jennette while the smaller
craft are too numerous for mention. Fit
W. Patterson has put cu.ldy ON his recen
acquisition, the Cambridge, and W. E. Page
has hauled out his sIoop to have an over
hanging stern put on and other improve
ments maue The Roundy and Hall slool
was found to w oversparred and has hac
her rig cut down.
The South Boston Yacht squadron sailed
from Bcothhav Harhor at $50 a. N. las
latter port the same day. The fleet includ
,lea the flagship Navarch, Commodore G. F
Morrill,, Fleet Captain Graham. Mrs. Nor
| ril, Miss Bruce schooner yacht kitte, Vice
Commodore q +. Knight Capt. Smith ano
family; ThelnA, Capt +. IA. Lansing an(
fqmily; Windward. Capt Cover: Coronilla
Rear Commodore " -lt aud family. sool
Maheiit +. Swift. George Bruce ana guests
Boreas, Capt Williams and guests outset
Capt TaS loY and GUESTS. INSTRUMENTATION.
and fireworks display ut Boothbay Weenes
day ~ -liI from th+ south Boston, Savil
lii- f stern. AiarAlthead and Ceriutiia,
Hill fleets and other Yachts, complimentary
u tlle tlag officers OF tle Sottth Raston Club
WAS tile finest eNer Seen III tAai larl,or, am5
! was handsomely responded tn Ivy tile Booth
bay Harbor Yacht Club, summer resident,
and citizens GENERALLY from tIt shore
III the Ntw England Magazine two b
tlllra Years a5o there appeared 4 strik ING
| article ul,o, Edward Burgess and lis beats
The worlS loIe WV Edward Burgess in Tic
development N vaelt building was Very re-
| narlanls, tlsd has etliv death WAS the oc
caslon oI >orrow ana almost u lismav III al
American Yachting circles. But even N
that time The H4rr+shgits 1t Bristol aG
demonstrated their wonderful genius in this
line, and ther great Successes sir.c hav.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18

Monday, Aug. -. 10 a. M, Fact Meeting
2 p. M, Mrs. Abbie Morse.
Tuesday, Aug. 18th. 10 a. m, Conference
. p. M Mrs. Nettie Holt Harding.
Wednesday, Aug. 18th. 10 a. N. Mrs. Alb
bic Morse; ? y. M, Sarah A. Byrnes.
Thursday Aug. 18th a. H., annual
meeting; 10 a. m, social meeting; . p. III,
Mrs. S. A. Byrnes
Friday, Aug. 10th. 10 a. M, Mrs. n. II.
Harding; = p. m, F. f. Healey.
Saturday. Aug. nth 10 a. M, Mrs. AN
bic Morse: ? p. M, Frank f. Healey.
Sunday, Aug 18th, 10 a. NJ, Frank r..
Healey; y. ill.,. Mrs. S. A. Byrnes
The usual fair will be held during the
meeting. For further particulars address
President H. q. Morse, Liberty. I'D
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18
Boiler Explosion at Malone n. N.


MIR EDWARD W. kNuwIToN SERIOUSLY N
uRED NARROW ESCAPE OF Al.I IN BOARD
yHE STEAM YACHT CLAWS
Tha n4yy Lake Tins s+..a,ar. f,,,.a,.; ,-..,
~
W"rktd ul' thfough the outlet 81 the lake
Friday ana is now Hi tle broad ase. Jrst
h.f,,~a hr;,ei,,, b.r Mn .,,,.,,.,. NJ II ~
hhF"iN9it' lht ""hef ahn hali&ef ~ tAe
boat Mi4U Was operating Ter. met with a
rr,s- sprfans arri,l,nt ,yli,.l4 uill eontina
'lll1 III 'f'F horse i''i sf'A" ""N ~" ihhN fr-
suit Tar more seriously though his army If
frien,is n Nalou. are tI,rinAg wv WI. ,.ontri.
H. Mr. I,noul+u,, n,,tn.,j tht .h
= ""''
WIS running lnW I'M lht hQlttf hllf fl@nghI
liz couid run tlle boat i frw feet further to
..,,..l,,,,.~ xYt,1 ,..5-.rs I.Y. I.,, e.t.
Co. i''' N'' 80 ~ 10y
S'tft haa Aat fhe h0iiei Nonfalh'a q hidden
detect. This wtiS na1 discovered though the
l,ui},, hAd bettf 4v.n,i,.3 VIII t.stal ~.
""sei a. 50 s'eiiifE sh"''oN al t'1"' loia'
and the beat waS M.0wlNE the bottom. A
iew f.et tnr+l,y an1 w ,xorld H. IN aa,,
sy;tter. L, tne otl,r 1ueu wv tle bpat whn
w4r. h+.ll,in.r Brine h4r l,,, wore, m tht. st.r,
tnsl,,n9Y 4 irI ,,l.I AVN ig.. h., .,-,. tI Its,.
IN e,4s,1i,, +,.,i, 49,. ,,,, tI ,l,tsi,}.4f ~,
l4uruers An aft4r ,.i.tr;n5r ,,;t th I,ta, ,v5tb
v.ttrr Mr. k,ln,.r0n leaned fg4,yar,i ~ I'M
y a'Fi 4ii' iAoHM it''h ieaiAt" INV alH - INV
down pece ~ asheSt"s To rrqteGt The
hoai ana Just al fllS moment fhe boiler tN-
p,ouef. II VA I faSt lfoh polieI noting
IN. rla,l. ,,-,s,.+ , 3.,o. IF ~. +.,r 10 s
large az man MANI. h'ir nobody was
severely lhlufeH eNrfht Mn hn"wltoh. who
was lulle haH'y scai"ed py steam On the
wfists, legs ana various Other parts OF the
ho"E. He "as thrown oFel backward ~
nags ''seu Ior haiiast ana han ills forehead
paaiS GUY ny Piece OF flylng ron while the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18
Boston's Reception of the Y. P. 5. c. f.

The country at large and Boston in
particular are we'll aware of the success of
the 18th annual convention of this society
The newspapers are given up almost en-
ings, speakers and delegates, but not half
is vet told 1t must be seen to be appre-
ciateG We learn from some who have
attended many of the international con
ventions that Boston's reception has been
the most cordial, pleasing and thorough
ly acceptable vet given. Winthrop Church,
Charlestown. the Maine headquarters, did
everything possible to make our visit to
Boston pleasant. The church was very
prettily trimmed and the pine trees at the
main entrance designated to strangers the
feelings which come from cordial well
come cannot be described, but may be
thoroug bly, appreciated The reading and
writing rooms, fitted up specially for the
G. E.. We're indeed pleasant places to
those who had jostled about nearly all day
on a train excursion of six or eight hun
dred But the large numbers have on all
occasions added much to the pleasure of
the whole affair Many places through
out the entire city, the depots all along the
routes to the suburbs and in the adjoining
cities are in gala dress Jordan 4 Marsh S
Endeavol reception rooms were lovely and
very gratifying to many visitors. Free
stationery and a private letter box We're
used by many fndeavorers Houghton 4
buttons electrical display was magnif-
cent. The immense G. +. in red and
white electric lights, could be seen at i
great distance. From Coy Greenhalge
down to the little ones wearing Junior c.
+. badges have come words of welcome
and little acts Of kindnesses 50 pleasant to
visitors in strange place, and the hos
pitalty viii always remain in the En-
deavorers memory.
The efforts Of the Boston press to please
ably never Will be surpassed. They are
apparently doing all in their power to
spread broadcast the dongs of the CON
vention and add their words OF welcome
They are doing a mighty work and It's
influence will bc felt now and ii wears t.
come. When the public press III a city
like Boston have only words OF kindness
and commentator for society which
sends between sixty and seventy thousand
delegates for II week. stay the world
must be moved by its influence. We can
imagine sixty thousand voices raised in
praise Of Boston and its public press for
their kindness. hospitality, patience and
GOOD will Neither viii lose any 81 the
bread Of Kindness which they have cast
upon the waters: for it will return to
them after many days. We must lay aside
ON pencil when the memories Of the
many good things We have enjoyed dur
ing the past week come crowaing upon
our mind. for we could write all night and
then not exhaust our store of pleasing re-
membranes The impressions which we
take from these grand meetings must he
classified with those things in memGrv's
chamber as secret simply because words
fail 10 convey to Others what we feel. As
We run our eyes over the blank pages Of
paper on the desk and then think OF the
many things iii connection with the speak
ers, the music. the foreign visitors, the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-07-18
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers Ia real estate. We're
recorded ia Waldo county Registry Of Deeds
for tllr Week ending July il, 1886: Lovey
West, Frankfort to George PIERCE, do, land
III Frank fort. l.. Belle Mathews, Belfast, To-
Clara A MORRISON, p-, land and buildings in
t.fast. Melvin Grant Frankfort, to j W.
Low Wintvrrort land M Monroe. John A
Wundstnn, China, t. ,Jat3e Stevens, Unity
land il nifty. Emery A. s,sagne, Bel ont
t. ChaS f. Andrews GO. land in Belmont
Edward L. R4nnpr. Liberty, to Anna b.
Benner, do. land and buildings in Liberty
David l.. Knowles, Troy. to belmont West,
do. Land and buildings in Troy. Carissa
Croker, Troy, t. Clas. II. Prentiss, do. !;
land and buildings iii Troy. Robert E..
Howes tt al, Liberty, to Chas. NJ Howes,
do: land in Liberty e deeds.) Peter A.
Stubs Rockand. to Herbert Howes, Mont
vile. land III Montvile. Percy c. PIERCE,
Belfast, to Edmund Stevens, do; land in
Belfast. Edmund Stevens, Belfast, to Ella
A. Sanlorn, do; land in Belfast Freder-
lex A Spaulding estate, Frankfort to Ellery
Bowder. Winterport; land and buildings in
Frankfort John A. Mansfield ct al, Bos-
ton, to Chas. f. Leavitt, New York land in
Isleslboro e deeds)