October 20,1888
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There was anil MPKCIAL NOTICE*. niMt'ELLANHOim. cle, unable to extricate himself. THE CHRISTIAN which a few obstinate peers prelates FOR CO-OPERATION Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio. He was as- TAMMANY DENOUNCES MAYOR HEWITT. and Mr. TEMPERANCE UNION. POWDERLY SPEAKS VICTORIA'S HEADSTRONG a heavy rain, darkness was falling, persist in maintaining, lie crossed over to ; sistant teacher in Hebrew in Lane Seminary GRANDSON. Burleigh was about concluding that he had Germany and became naturalized as a Ger- In 1837-8, acting pastor of the Congregational a in the woods before man subject in Lansberg, his native town, churches In Kobblnston and Pembroke, Me.' disagreeable night Opening of the Fifteenth Annual Ses- Propositions to the Brotherhoods of Relations Purroy Democrats Condemn Him him when he heard the tinkle of |a cow bell the local authorities affording him 1838-40, was ordained to the ministry at Den- Diplomatic Strained by New every Brakemen. W. D. LITTLE & Both in Song and Prose. far off in the distance. This was a welcome sion in York. possible assistance. He was then married Engineers and nysville, Me., Oct. 3, 1838, installed pastor at Royal Family Differences. GO., and he took a bee line in the direction from and If, on his return to England next month, Amherst, N. H., Feb. 24, 1841, remaining which it came wading through swamps and he again becomes an English citizen, his three years; was pastor of the Congregation- GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, al Republican Prospects in New York quagmires and finally coming out upon the Delegates Hear the Annual Reports marriage will still be legal so far as German The Crand Master Workman Expects church at lloulton, Me., from march 1, Sir Charles Warren’s New Blood Kitablialird in IK4.1. military road, very much exhausted. After law goes. If, on the other hand, he does : 1844. to Aug. 8,1849. While residing there and a Speech by Cen. Dow. Good Results. he was a Hounds on an Excursion. Constantly Crowing Brighter. a further walk of over a mile he found his not, the question may arise whether or not ; member of the State Board of Edu- NO. 31 EXCHANCE STREET. team and companions, but says he will never Prof. Herkomer as an alien is qualified to he cation for Aroostook county, and superin- enter the woods without a compass. an Associate of the English Academy. tendent of public schools, and founded acad- All kinds of insured rt lowest rates. Indiana’s again Iowa Women to Room for If all pro]»erty Army of Forty Thousand Council at its late session voted to sell Protest Against Every Organization emies at Iioulton and William Kisses Humbert and Leaves First-class companies. American uuu Foreign. The Patten, securing legls- Cari- With lative endowment. He was oct20 _sdti Young Republican Voters. lots of State land in New Sweden and Meddling Politics. TO MEET IN BRUNSWICK. Work Together. pastor of the for Home. bou ; also to sell an island near North Booth Congregational church in Franklin, N. H., bay. from 1849 to 1874, and had charge of the pub- _ Twenty-Second Convention of the lic schools of the town and New York, Oct. 19.—Tammany Hall has New Yoke, Oct. 19.—The fifteenth annual Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 19.—A call Is- region, and was London, Oct. 19.—Lord Salisbury has at J. p. WELCH. FIFTEEN THOUSAND MEASURES. Young Men’s Christian Associa president of the New Hampshire State replied to the County Democracy’s aDpeal meeting of the Women’s Christian sued this says that an effort to se- last deemed it advisable to return the Temper- tion. evening Teachers Institute for a time. He made a to for a union on ___ the local and congressional ance Union began this morning in the Met- cure fraternal co-operation of ail the labor tour Abroad during his residence there. foreign office and ascertain what business The Crand Total of Work On Which The twenty-second annual convention of t° he candidates, refusing such a union, and de- ropolitan Opera House. About ff) dele- organizations in the country is being made J877 was pastor of the church can be of so much importance as to occasion Made a the Young Men’s Christian Association of in Godfrey, 111., and had resided in nouncing Mayor Hewitt and the county peo- Congress Beginning. gates, represeuting every State in the Union, with a very fair prospect of success. It has Quincy, a dally visit from the German Ambassador. Maine will be held In Memorial nail, Bruns- III., since that. He was united with the ple generally. hall b6eu known some were present. The and stage of the for time that the leaders of First Congregational chnrch, Bangor, Aug. Lord Salisbury came on today from his coun- Sunset 1). Oct. 19.—Tomorrow, wick, October 25-29. The programme fol- Cox, renominated by Tammany Washington, C., Opera House was handsomely decorated in several large organizations were ready to ac- 7,1831, and transferred in 1836 to the Second try seat at Hatfield in response to a letter Hall on at 1 the first session of the 50th Con- lows: Cincinnati, Ohio. He Oct. 12th. was endorsed tonight by o’clock, honor of the occasion. A number of ban- cept the olive branch from the heads of kin- Church, married. In from Count von Ilatzfeldt, and the two had THUSUAY, OCTOBER, 26th. 1841, Miss Mary Langdon of Al- the County gress will end, it being the longest continu- dred but to no one had Bradbury, a Democracy. ners were displayed inscribed with words Afternoon. societies, up today fred, Me., a sister of Hon. Blon prolonged interview. It is understood ous session in the history of uearly a century Bradbury, Hewitt Condemned In Song. familiar to temperance workers. A band 2.30— Organization. taken the initiative. General Master Woik- who founded the Mary Langdon scholarship that Count von Hartzfeldt formally com- of lasted 321 The 2.45— Welcome Exercises. in Dr. Congress, having days. called the “White Ribbon com- mau I’owderiy today made the first move- Bowdoin College. Savage received to the Premier and New York, Oct. 19.—Stronger evidence of Quartette,” 3.00— Address—“Christian Doctrine the Basis plained English Foreign session ran 302 the degree of 1). D. from Dartmouth IColiege, longest previous days, ending of two and two of Prof. H. L. ment by to the conven- Secretary of the publishing in England of the the deep, relentless, spiteful and uncom- pose gentlemen ladies, dis- Organized Christian Work.” Chap- sending telegrams N. H., in 1868. He wrote letters from Great September 30tli. An enormous number of man, Bowdoin College. tions of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi fac-simile of Emperor Frederick’s complaint promising nature of the divisions which ex- coursed some excellent music. The conven- France and Italy which were pub- of 3.30— Address—"The Glory of Working for ueer» at Richmond, and the Brotherhood of Britain, I)r. Bergmann. This complaint was writ- measures were introduced in Doth branches lished in the Boston Recorder in 1866, a ten ist within the ranks of the Democracy of tion opened with devotional exercises, led by God, and with God.” Kev. (Frank T. Bayley, Ruilroad Brakemen in session at Columbus. by the late Emperor on a slip of paper, the session. In the Senate 3641 bills, Portland. article each on Mt. Sinai which Shoes New York could be desired than during Mrs. S. M. L Henry of Illinois. A Tbe to Chief Arthur is as follows: monthly Egypt, was handed to Dr. Mackenzie, but Every person who buys a pair of POWDER city hardly delega- despatch and the Desert and m the Boston were and Evening. Palestine, which, the it and 116 joint resolutions presented tion of the Oct. 19. though latter did not publish within the next THIRTY DAYS, was furnished in the proceedings of the ladies, representing Women’s 7.16— Praise Service. Led Steb- Philadelphia, Recorder in various ar- in his to un- by George C. P. M. O. C. E. B. 1867, contributing book, he exhibited to a number of his will find it to their Pure. in the House the record rau up walked into blns of Arthur, of E., Richmond, to immensely Absolutely Purroy county convention last evening. The Suffrage League, the hall about Brooklyn. I ticles reviews and publishing sermons and friends. The paper with a fac-simile of the of bills and 320 7.30— Address. K. P. New York. advantage to buy at the Tins never varies. A marvel of purity equalled figures 11,598 joint 10 o'clock and took seats in one of the Wilder, Accept fraternal and best wlsnes for other pamphlets. late Emperor s was In powder place of meeting was Webster Hall, in East pros- 3.00— Address. Kev. Alexander McKenzie, D. greetings handwriting printed and wholesomeness. More economical a total of 15,585 a successful session. Will your convention con- Loudon. Lord strength resolutions, making grand cenium boxes on the side. af- of Salisbury, however, it is hauthe ordinary and cannot be sold In Eleventh street, which, long before the hour right Shortly D., Cambridge. sent to a fraternal co-operation with other labor THE INSANE HOSPITAL. kinds, measures introduced in one session. In the stated, repudiated all complicity in Its publi- with the multitude of low test, short of was crowded with and ter they displayed a banner Inscribed: KRIDAY, OCTOBER 26tb. organizations to the end that all disputes may be BARGAIN SHOE STORE. impetttlon meeting, delegates Senate measures were back cation in behalf of himself and the English alum or powders.