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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Edioyia, and Selected items,

/ -Cousiderable bag was secured last
week.
The Princeton Freshman crew won
/ in the College Regatta at Saratoga, last
week.
Tue Boston u Maine Hotel at Old
Orchard Beach was destroyed 10y fire on
Sunday nigh! last.
Our subscribers will read with interes.
The letter from Nm. L. Goodenow, Esq,
describing his trip through Kansas, which
Is Published on the drst page.
James EJgecomb Of Cornish notifies
u, that the number of mares which his
/ horses PeQuakel and Coupon were allow.
cd to serve has already been filled.
Chicago has suffered tom another
7 disastrous couGasraiior, which DESTROYED
many poor dwelling houses. Oshkosh,
Wis. ha. also lost 6JJ house, by ti.e.
The OIf5rd Damscra. oircalatys with
in the County, free OF postage. That
portion OF The hw regulating this wcct
lao oI,c; JAY 1T. \ potion q the
new pos,a, law IS no. TO take elcct until
next january.
There viii be \ Sabbath school Con-
cert q the l.: U.2;is; school 10 our village
next Sunday afternoon a, o'clock. The
exercises viii he Interesting, and it is
hoped thli the hour viii be considered
Convenient 60 many.
Tho students Of The O.yrl Normal
Ei1a.'s ut South Paris. aye anticipating
very pleasau, Reunion OF the lS,h, l9.A
ana 1l.l Of next month. H. Z. Swascy
Eg. vii deliver a Address oa the
occasion. The exercises promise great
Interest.
The Ladies SJcid Circle oC TAI, vii
]ase, held 4 meeting at Academy Hall
Is, Wednesday evening Strawberries
anal Refreshments were served. The
day having been very ho;. the icc,c,eam
and co,lr. d.,uSs were very refreshing.
Ayyu, So were melted, auJ all The sup
plies were disposed OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
lIH..n Eliu,..,.en E..als.

K. I. Allen las neatly completed his
house for Summer J9arGcys. and !. i;
hoped ,aa; ae W.! "a; Gu, a sAios'1 aad
entertain ,lc weary traveller as well. MI.
Allen has sold All bis carriages this season
rs fast rs cu.>hei.
Thomas X. Lax will soon commence
The manufacture of clothes pins in the
steam nail. g, this place lie has purchas
Ell about two buudycd and lii.y cords OF
white birch and poplar
CT. Howard had forty -orc young aud
three o,i turkeys Killed by a dog. leaving
bu, one young one out of the whole ilock.
NJ T. Look IS doing thriving business
~ his store.
Gsa>s 5, looking duely and people a'e
beginning ;hc... having. Corn and pCia-
Toe. with a les exceptions, never locked
be.,er.-Ltg5Sitr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21

James T. Perkins, IIacrcs, iiOhson Land so ~
Joseph c. Whiting, ~ acres, pant Of Il.
Isn-seil, 2J0 VI
Jnn'a q Down, or unknown, 1! acres
LittlcGcd Land, 81 81
Heirs Jona =. Evans, .! acres meadow,
u. Page 10 acre, 9Th Div. >. ingalls,, 10
acres 80. =, u. Barker. 20 70
Um II. stevens OF unknown, 4 acres
meadow near Elkin Brook, % ~
Eiiiidgc Harndcn. Barn Gud Of Div.
T. Walker, Pleasant Pond, $50 ~
BENJAMIN w Charles, - acres mtcryale,
$50, 10 acres meadow, 500, 90 500
Nm johnson or unknown, 70 acres adj
joining l.. IL. Haley, lUs o.
NathI Amcs 6 acres IN Clay's Meadow, % "
Harriet T.. Mudgett Buildings AID up
land the j. Knight, 2OJ ~
sp9 sis go s Sl' S 9a8 Of Hs3a 49,
PhiIip Eastman, 30 ucl Is SOB h(h Div.
VI. Amc>, ""I = ~
Owner unknown, = acres meadow, - ~
do, TO-, - acres IN j. Frye, % 81
Bcni Walker or unknown, O. acres,
DIV. >. Harrington, 1VS ~
JOHN LOCKE,
Treasurer Of FryebuTg.
Tt,l,- lcth Is-t 2lJW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21

AID harness 10 compare, was hitchcd At
hs fathers door, lay se'a1 means got ava!
and ran nj a fearful rate over the hills and
Locks. completely deu.oli,!nus the buggy
The horse with sntll part OF tie harness
oa him, WAS foaa'i il DiAdeld,some SIX VI
eight miles from !he slM Ting point. The
aorsc was badly bruised aud considerably
Tighcpod. Damages estimated Al 500
This is little hard lor Alr Siroui, who
IS very worthy and steady young m.,n.
-Rcqislcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Nnn.Ilealt,cn. T,o1c..

In thc town II frychurs. County Of oxford ard
state Of Mime Tor the year -.
Th. lloWiug list Of taxes on real Cs's.e OF non
resident on ner. IA N, town Or Fryc1urs lot ihe
vs-r i>-l IL bills committed TO SEf MOI Il u
HOBBS Collector Ul taxes oI 'a'd own On
~. Gth DAY Of June 1873 has been returned by
hlm 10 lac a. remaining unpaid on Tie l2th day
Of May lS1{ 10y hls certificate uI tiisi date and
now rc;n.in unpaid and notice is hereby given that
II the said II Ncs interest aud charges ~. La'd
Toto Tie treasury Of laid town WI'l'1 'i"h'e' "a
months ON tho da,c OF HE commitment Of sad bills
much OF tie real estate taxed So al he sucent
10 nav the amount due therefor IL 'uiing interest
sad charg-s viii withou. further motto be sold at
public auction ~
The Treasurer's cllce In said town, on the 18th
dav Of pecemLcr, ISL, NJ o'cloesl ]. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Special Notices.
y.i,at cveI7 fourll, rrI9on needs

scuie c.1tra.. f-. s-fe,. a.s lul ir.rfg .Ic.ir
t,.,-c u..l art fi.4.i,i vlh h..H .s.t, C.s.,.--
asss t.I. It.i..sltst. M .t...r .. -.. fnstJ ut
I..s.. Som. o.. g~e ui. utt.i>lN'> fTt.l~I tLrIC
Iolt>cl-.' L.-hs iiIui.u.- .'a, NJ. ID, c> .'pu-
t.u.Dt Governor uI Ma-sl--l-ett- Hey s.r
l',.-.Ii tt tac tt-it, anna ucNc: re...s. u..r,t-r
o.. Rose .1 pc.i,-, c-rv- IIisl huN. ci-. L..-c
uoA, ~ CTS, matted iue ior t4.s i--t l,l.e.
uE. uAG.J>JN'- ICELAND EALSAN,
a -u'-a.l.1 cur. .lr-,r.I>. untr,> ENE>~ ag.i@V
rlJI..,T ami ICNG yu.rH.t.nt~ FuI sad, ht D.. -.
% NGiti~1N g. co. frrrr.ctoI-. 40. fremont
Irmpi.. Boston. .nd ali Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
RsWson's Coaches.

I..ayc Gas IiiI Tor up trains a; S:4J \. n. and
$500 O.. 81.
tor ,JWu tgla 40 20 :oo \. VI.
Pm ssuugcrs aud lag.c-c conveyed 20 thc trains
los lor,iau,i. which leave South PARIS a. J:'1 \ .
"a. abd q. a. l. ~, gad 10 the up tn'n, which
r,iea-, south Paris 90 $50 l.. ~, a: reasonable
rlsC..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Saturnte a piece OF Bread or Meat with

gastric juice. and BE- ,ri .lssJ're This is digestion
Add 20 such mixture little alcohol, ami 10 VIII
MT dlss3ire. This Is Indigestion beware then, Of
tinctIres, or tones, or decociions containing
spiriJUous liquors snun an rum "tOnics' and
rely solely on uE. WALEER's VINEGAR BIrTREs.
the fine, digestive iayigorsnt known. and free
rom the fiery cul-e Of Alcohol lulti-iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Mail Arrangements.


Tor Portland aud Goston az u 90 A Y. and =: 90
L. Nj, the latter mani arriving ia fpgtt.nd a ; 10
Sac next morning.
Up mail. via Iraal Tfink, IL s:l5 \. 81. and
i:uT 4. N.
Fog Norway &c S:4i aai u $50 \. " auI for hc
western lSItsi the CoUaN ,Vii Nsrwayt Tuesdays,
Thursday aud SATURDAY ~ % a. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Children Oxen look Pale ansi
sick

nom 10 o- taau hy lU- worms in tht -l)lh
ach i.i.Jt y - Nl-ltilIfjtt &. 'AtitS
Will Cg-tl1y ~ .lu- without injury CD lhc ati,
hciu-. perfectly ~ HiIE. au.i f.ce it.n aL color
iu, coz other ajUI ovs Ingredients USUALLY u,r.i ia
worm prcIarar. "t-.
CUl.II> BROWN, Proprietors,
No. rs tVitou street, New York.
SsifbUal DRUGGIST eBd Cisslssts0 and D,Ilcrs IL
Aediciats 40 I,yLNIr-llSE CESrs a Box.
ju.>'5I D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
OUR TABLE.


TIar7eT's Monthly. New lorh Harper &
Bros. sioc per year.
The August number contains -"ycniy-ciyht cap
itI Illustrations and in is illustrated articles is
- cbaracicri~dcslly American ~ Ta- ths JULY
number. Her, We have both the sea and The
u,ouutaias-;hc former in Juniu. Heart Brownies
brilliant piclurs, of NcSporj, prrGl~ely and bean
Uftijy i,iU-trJt.d. AMI the latter ~ l. g.. Mshcg's
minnie Snd interesting description Of The spurs OF
the Grcsn Mountains anl Lake Mciupm"mi Cog.
Lvmm Abbott. i N illustrated article, cutiti.i
"Eho American r8ilro-t," yiy-s q errphic 1ui
.u,-rsStiu- description 90 Srsrv1t trum IT. lucCp.
ioa through aii the STAGES OF - construction, and
shows h1w tlc Institution g. cittird. Bishop
gilbert A. tvCu, conclude lbs vuri iuiug series OF
papers Cu NcNrp. Two beautifully iuus.rl'si
poem, arc contribute! hy L IL ~t0ldaul ana VIII
Wallace Uarary. Besides th"-r. rne'l- are coa-
lihucJ ly s. IS. Iouut and Alfred u. l.ou,- .-
Joe llI.u. LUX" l- concluded TIKI o. iu he
followed hy - sc4Ial story, "Brv' nt Camp '-
short stories tIc cont .,lut'l Jos LIii. GRAY and
obs 1utsorol "Jo-cnl lhc JcA. General N,i,.
la' tIriJnj concluding paper 90 ARMY nr-lu.
Ul'iru" D. the mos, suggestive guj .u'err-''rg ui
tac sg-.-5. The other ..,tc, is 30, Interesting jnl
attractive q, usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
svAgG oE HsklNE.
~ t>JEEE'~ OpCE,
AIs.arA, Juit e. 1871.

IA, k~i EfE.~ O4ItE,
AUDtarl, JIiy u, lSiil
Pursuant 90 chap. ssc. 81 1i thc Revised >,Ii-
u,..s. ! N,tt. %. tac ~.apc Treasurer Olcr, m
Nu-l-it ul t'' second iIy Ut september ucNl
Do Twelve nio. -. noon, sell au convey 10y decd ~
it. Inject bidder 40 thc interest ~ ihc state in
tir tracts VI land hereinafter described. l4h- IN
uliUciIunu;cd townships. iHr sa.i trsrts having
been forfeited 4" the state i"r >'3i' t1A'S aui
county i,Ne-. c,iiidld to iJc Isct-arcr %, state
lut ;he year i~s3.
Ia. sale aa, CONVEYANCE at C1rh TRACK Wllt be
u,.ic subject .o fi-ht n the 'wa-r or past owner
whose rights have lr,u forfeited, {" redeem the
-liuc 20 ANY tiUy within uGn year dii"r The sale, hF
uay.p- urte4ic.ut . tuc puIciii-"fhi s pruport On
ot What lae pugt hs-tr paid therefor 90 inc safe
with iaIrtc-t lt Size rate Of twenty per cont per
auuuw. nom iliy i'Mt ui SAFE. aAt "r" dollar Tor
,is4-y. ,r such UruDr uIA fuievn lots tate. e-l u!
ft.ir. I. nlrry.aid - The rr,.asuTcc oi state,
provided .u chap q, tcr Al OF thr REVISED Statutes.
No tract. however, viii br sold % pg.ce less
than thc cuii amouut due thereon ivT su. % unplii
state gul Couaiy take, interest aUi cost as
described IL the following schedule:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21

F,om Portland and .sos,oo at lO:S0 \. u aud
i:.UG. "a.
Down urii, via GRAND Trunk, at Il - I. u.
frou Nor1ray .tgd tlg Wesicrl, part Of the County
ne l.. ~ L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
MAIZE STEAMSnI? COMPANY,
ScEsi-ySCclLIy Line.
Steamers Eleanora and Franoonia

Steamers Eieanora and FranoOnia
.sr,.-s> Wili until further notice run
- a. follows:
xsfS-I3SSy Leave Franklin Wharf, Port
GczL-xSes4<z-S land every Vi O y ID \ and
TuI-RSDAY 81 >, +. H., and leave Pier ~ East
River, New York. every hONDA1 ana lHol'S
DXl, ut 1, 4. u. ,,.
The Eleanor. l. new steamer, just built FOL th!r
route. and both she and The Franc0nia ave hltel NJ
with Gue accommodations for pas engvTs, MAXIM,
bs the most convenient asi comI Ortaoic route lei
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamers Will touch al Vineyard Haven during Inc
summer months on their passage 10 ana from NSW
York.
passage in state Room 500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded IN and from Ihladtlphia,
Montreal Quebee, 81. John AMI all parts Of Maine.
Shippers are requested 10 send THEN freight TO
the steamers as early Is {, l.. Nj. on DAYS the,
leave Portland. For further Information apply 10
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
JF AMES, Ag't Pier Is r. r, New York.
Portland july q, lSii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
MARRIED..

% l...cil. July q. O., solomon U,5ll. eaq Mr..
B..,,t 81. Gay, .ni Ali-. Lizzie N-hccl, both of
LOtcil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21

d. tL.s village. July lath Mr. Nary 4. wife Of
=. q. Hut-h.a.o-, E-I., aged ab'u, O. years DO
m-uti-.
a. Ec,hci, Juiy lo,h, Mi E!len roNUc, aged %
yc,rs.
On pmsonuell MAY 18Th, Melissa, w,fc OF trco-
maui o-s, aged % yc'r,.
In rsri., July CD. to tie vie q Cliaton :
shaw 20 dlu-ltc-
In Porter, Nav -. orc5a ml,i5a Jane vo'sle
az! about 80 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
Household
PanaCea
-ANu-
Family
Imminent

CURTIS Is BROWN,
NO ii Fulton street, New Oo,s.
'..~.l -I-ly
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WATERS G0HCERT0 ORGANS


are tic most beautiful a sty lie aud perfect ia
tone ever made. The CONCERTO STOP is
tie best ever placed I'm any Organ. II IL pro
dHceG by an eNtrn set Of reeds peculiarly
voiced. tie EFFECT OF irhich IS MOST
CHARMING and SOlL-STIRRiXG, irhHe
rs yNiITGrioy of tie HCMAy VOICE is
sUI'LSi.. Terms L3erdi.
ATEles' Philharmonic, VcSper
&. Orchestral ORGANS,
ia UNrGCE FRENCH CASES, are among The
best made. and com bine PURITY Of VOiC-
..t. trih great volume oftonc- suitable FOR
paILOk, CIIUIscIl o. Music HALL.
w AhEISS' New Scale PIANOS
hare great power and a fine singing tone,
Nth all modern improvements, aud are the
BEST FiANus MADE. These Organs and
Pianos are warranted for o years. PRICES
EXTREMELY LOW for cash, or part cnsh
and balance IN monthly or quarterly pay
Inent5. SECONDHAND instruments taken
taexchaage. AGENTS WANTED IN every
County ~ me L. :. and Canada. A liberal
discount u I6acherS, Ministers Churches Schools
Lodges, &c. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES
Mui,e3.
HORACE WATERS u SON,
IS A nroadWay,Ncw York, n. o. Box 1897.
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Professional Cards, &c.
q. - ksSgyN
GProN a TAItYIIAm.

iitOFHeYS a. COUHseIiOrS 0t Lag,
NORWAY. MAINE.
Al .hc oficc FORMERLY occupied bv Virgin 4 Z pt0p.
s.-A. ous .Ucs,spU0mi ~ attended to.-sg
IA. tilu. Geo. l.. faraliu.
.H-.rtt-t..F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21
ONE IN SOME TIME

And see the presses at our Office, aud
the beautiful little CaloIic Engine used
TO run them. We are always glad 10
see our friends In the OXFORD DEN.
OCRAT OFFICE, particularly when
they owe Us small bills for which they
have the money aud inclination 10 set.
tie. Bring your boys along with you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-21

UNION B0OT K SHOE STORE,
south Paris, No.
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UR LARGE POSTERS
O YOU FORGET THE

"Old, Old Story Yes Wen, W. are
ever willing 10 repeat IL. Thus IL rune
'1he ONkOkD DEMOCRAT OFFICE
g. the place 10 get anything you may
wish I'm the line Of Job Printing. n
YOU are in Il hurry, send In your orders
and they will BE- promptly filled though
work will not be sighted IN any point
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
Gre Cream.
Cost ano founo.

EOUND, on the 11th inst - A large amount
ofKkNf COUNTY (Maryand) X. r. BONDS The owner can
paying charges SC Address IT, r. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
Amusemenfs.

T'HE EVENT OF 1874!
THB ByBsr or 1874
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING 'T
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
Il. T.. BARNUMS .
GREAT ROMAN HiPPODROME
AND
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
osDsT MosDsT EVENING EVENING arsG srs e. e. At sS %
s sosps1 syssIss sSss!ss apat aPaIt = = SIS SIS SsSS
MONDAY BYHSIEG. APRIL n, AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
hOSOS Tss@ ;S..i.( Al, aET, Il d S S ys O'clock
rHE LARGEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN rnR woREA
ocoTrnya Tss EyIrE PqGK Ey s4poS
AND foOHrnAVsS sgvssi,sfs TsArh AND r"sSr'
E'''''i sslaE2 ssi E2'sis 5gs siIlSs i Z Ss'''' Of
BOLLARsii ..
rHE LARGEST ooLLscrIos
RARE AND COSTLY LIVING WILD ANIMALS
.r IN fHh WORLD.
REVIVAL
CLASSIC srlssoSRs SF ANCIENT
OhbbCb hNO honhi
GRAND CONGRESS- or NATIONS
LIVING KINGS AxD
NarioSs FROM fIB Rsids on JUmGs
CAESAR sspD8yr D3Es n 70 TaB
ELEGANT cHARIoTs DRAW BT RICHLY cAPsRsoxD
HORSES.
The raaaaisns d.llns !.
HURDLE AND Plat RACES,
PONY ELEPHASr, caARIoT, -
NOVELTIES, NovBLTIKsu SoysJrissiii
% os b. ~ gs. 6Ss. ioss q Ss' & F Circle % cents ''
RDiops ''''' u ~i SATURDAY MORNING,
Caaafst 60 rosiway Pcurssn,Ss to P6..s F,<.
ninth TO AsdisoDave, 60 f.snysevenshst
DARK THEATER, cor. 22d-st. and broadway.
MI Sr'AHi cn4slss FEC sscrss 4 iSso'''s '''
VIII appear LOVES lSsf s'i rEsaScE,
Seats may be '''''i SifiSEs iSi'stS Ok SATURDAY.
April 25, at 1880.
Union SQUARE THEATEk.
prepds.o' sse's1' p,IS sfSs.
A'H's'''''''''''11sti Begins =. 3 m. '' ~ w.
THIS wgEK-ls7rH TO IitIn PERFORMANCES Of tn. .ss
charming dramatic Of the Season
LED ASrRAY.
the which ri;iFrt ssTSa5A9 ae hP
WEDNESDAY EVENING Apr, 70.
BENEFIT or MR CHARLES A. rHJRsB. IR
WALLACK, u.n., -
...h
Doors at 1880: commences at 5 o'e'ocs
NOTICE.
IN ucousequence Of the con,iaasd atTscion Of
TiE VETERAN
THR NOVELTIES owl n preparation unavoiisby
POSTPONED.
EVERY EVENING CHrll FURTHER sorIcR
SATURDAY MATINEE
VIII be sacks mhry draws In SIR tables
entitled
TIIE VETERAN.
Mr. LESTER WALIACK
wlia n hi OF giBa cblr2cer Of
LEON DBLNAR.
Mr. JOIN GIIDRRT. NJ. BROuGHAM. Mr. w. ARhOrr.
Mr. J. POLK, NJ J. W. LAAhoLi, aII. b N. HOLLAND "
g. r. BROWNE Miss JEPFREYS LEWIS. Ns KFFiB GbhnOhs
Mfoame POyIST Mis- DORA GOIDTIIWAirH -
NRW SCENERY NEW COSrUM BshHD APPOINTMENTS kx-
CBBDING IN COMPLETENESS AND BEAUTY sn,t'hg ever pro-
o this theaier
BOX BOOK OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
CARRIAGES MAY BB ORDhREO AT lO945
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22

A CADEMY, on 14th-st. LUCCA Tonight.
"A second (2D Subscription Might Of the
sTRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
TONIGHT (WBDNEsDAY. April 22 at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
Giinations manieo--males

NOACHMAN and GRQOM-By single maj
tEDgsb one thoroughly understands bis business in
yate famiy Call address r. r.. No. l4O wes 5Os. pHTa,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
amnsemenis.


| A CADEMY, on 14th-st LUCCA Tonight.
rossSF HsToss ssi5sasS4n a oSsz aSs & s,,.
r'"' appearance this isisS' s,sS. p @AULIss LUCIA
is Aubsrs sparkling opera, ,n n,,vo,o
s hSsk AShiTS IousE hSGHH GARY Phasks
Monsieur VICTOR IPOUL .....oas...... .PaA DIAyoL0
sisuor sCoLARA" c aLcssa
s''' GoILgiTi. 6XRli. BiSPl lS
Grand Chorus and Orchestra . ,
w To-IoRHGo%, GIU&Spip Ioal q, =: i'sop p %'
IoHESGRIN~ NILSSON ma,
Miss ANNIE aGSE aaaE s sEAS TfTsaS' '"
$50 FRIDAY. iif SG 1sai s4eRsr HP Spe.eipaou Nigh,
Doy GIOyASNI-LUcGA.
'''''' 'S'' 'pp'''iais ME- e. PAULINE LUccA
sArUGRAs Ssas9 4Es EXTRA IA SahT@sIiSsos Ss gSI'
Last performance 81 Was1sT orr, louRsaRry
MONDAY; April 27-[,.s aI,h. D." tgo a.
Bssess 60, Of sIauoI EaASuET Tx MUzro-sItssos
se, for all the sSG's nov a. Academy also sehnsT No. 'oi
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. CUSHMAN.
n MORNING AND EVENING READINGS
MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN
wi" give 'n' %K1ssspAT S 81 ss1IF' MossSs . 1Sy; April o.
KING HENRY VIII.
SATURDAY MORNING. Apn Is,
- - WEDNESDAY MORNING. April 30.
0''''a'"' '''" MONDAY EVENING, M.y4.'
4 ''''''.''' y %EpSEsDAY MORNING. May c.
Selections from SATURDAY MiiS5ir aoRsso n Ms
Selections from Much Ado About Nothing"
N0TRTe second part Teach Reading will consist o. Miscellaneous
Morning Rs.n."S E,ssIas Rea1s @ e. Reading, for al.
carros STATIONERY Store 1926 Broadway Twelfh'' from
I. m 70 o n. daily
AssocIATTI95SMs r. 5SsydIAs MALR d19a2 sds5lss sPENcEE
By special request
ONB DICKENS EVENING.
Committee having the Introduction Of Dr. Spencer beg
lesVs . evening ouy.
THURSDAY EVENING April 23
81 3 O'Clock, 80
which this celebrated Reader
.1h aaeng metropolitan will read his special selections
Ticket. at Gurle,'., 50 cents and Is cent.
ROOTHs THEATER. Lessee. j. b. BOOTH.
ENGAGEMENT OF
PoR fwo WEEKS ONLY.
Who will appear
AoSD A aTE sssaT hsD Gs1A5 svEsS'
L. s.; sS,;;;,:.;!,: .'%.1STs .s 7;esFet'of =
TUESDAY THgRspA. STg EVENINGS.
will .Eg.arlF1 kSss1Tg%5 sss c1FTin5 crss,oo'f
In sh.le.Ss.rs's hsGs,ae Pssoi1i Comedy of
WITH PULL AND f6wSRFUk VIZ ' CAST OF CHARACTERS
MISS NELSON
Will appear for the first time in this City IN her
FAMOUS PORTRAITURB OF JULIA"
In Sheridan Knopess Beautiful Play entltlei
"THE HUNCHBACk"
s, secured ~ ADVANCE TLeat. and at the Music Store OF
c. r.. DITsoN Co. I'll Broa1way.
COLOSSEUM. COLOSSEUM.
" Broldgay and Thirty-ffth-st
from 1 TO ant rom to lO p M
THE REALISTIC CYCBORAMA OF LONDON IN 1874
will be produced MONDAY April 90 with elects surprising those
introuesi in the Psl" The entertInmen OF the LEO
T0RIOM and PoLYIRCNIC PROMENADE are continued Al usual
fresh novelties being introduced
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
Gltuations uanie0--females.

H73 2D-AVE., bet. Dist and 32d-sts.. dry
~ ssod' sore-Bl good COOK, shor. distance In The
VIZ pteieusd best citJ reference
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
GUNNER Retreats.


A FAMILY RES0RT.--Beautiful landscape,
< xroves drives gymnasium &C. Paradise Of Ameres'JeanV
Lind 1852 Send stamp for Tourists Guide" TO ROUND
HILL HOTEL Northampton, Mass
A DRIAN INSTITUTE, Iselin, UniOntOwn
IA Station N j. hour from Newiork. the Phsdelphia H.
Desbrosse COrandts ferries frScass Accommodations
baths stabn fresh milk and vegetables The house Is situated
grounds and commands extensive view " surrounding
county address 45 South II Broadway
room 80. or at the Institute.
AVENUE HOUSE, MOrristOwn, New jersey
"A Peass boarding house tnew Beautiful elevated
location pure air free from sn musketoes plenty
lawn aud shade from o. churches and ston
good stsbng and tuOu Terms moderate Apply to jerome L.
Stout owner aud proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22

w FRBNCHMAN laiely arrived from Paris has lived in prte
families In France wou male himself useful small aci
city country. Call al the SWEDISH Office lOS basi 27h'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
Ceriures ano illeeiiuss.

izSss.x sss.s 20
A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
IA the Society to commemorate the ihe sss
Achieveaess OF the late
DIR DAVID LIVINGSTONE.
long an Uonoray Member he THURSDAY bNENiA6 ne
2Id inst AZ q q clock, IN he Ae ,demy Of Muse.
Addresses vii be made by -
Rev. WM ADAMS, d. d., Rev HENRY WARD BRBcHBR
DR. ISAAC /. HAYES. Rev. NOAH H. sCHBNCh. ID. ID.
DaGBs he Intervals the Uuted States Army Bad
stationed n MilIeTY Division.
ALyAN S. SOUTHW0RfIl, Recording Secretary.
yz.ssszZs.--nsZszRD
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
6rlp DanIco -Males.

NvANTED-AGENTS to sell the LIFE OF
w auARIpS sMsER b. Blis Mason full complete and
sns sno,ranllT or dciwsks AppI h
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22
6iinations Uanteo-- Males.
Waters.

WAITER-By man aged % years, who IL
thoroughly buohes both this county ni
Europe viii city country Call CAkPENrBRs 100
Nest ip-st, cor. 6u.are.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22

w BY who thoroughly under,ahds LIS business
nd M sk hn uefulj city country bis
al aaiion Address 97 Uptown Tribune once "a y
.ysga-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-22

p,o,sst,ut uddleAeed marnei Understands all tnt o'
rssnipg farming &c also the OF horses mis ee
@ ssSiss Soo3 reiereBo Apply at ODBLRs AdEhCf lO5 "e
1AtLsL cofaeI Drosdwsf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-28
DEATH On THE RAIL-.
An Insane Man Killed While Bein.
Taken to she Asylum.
From the Carson Tribune

From the Carson Tribune. oath.
Under Sheriff Bellrude, of White
Pine county, arrived at the depot this
morning by the accommodation tram
from Reno, having in charge a dying
man, named John Egser, a native OF
switzerland, aged Al years. The man
was alive when brought to town, but
died shortly after being taken to the
undertake-'s shop. The circumstances
are AS follows: E4ger had been com
iniited 10 Woodbridge as insane, and
MIR. Bellrude, who was on his way to
this city to draw the State money for
the expenses of the trip to Wood
bridge, found Himself needing sleep,
and retired to Il berth on the train,
leaving the insane man in charge of a
passenger.
1t appears that at the station between
Clark'S and Reno he eluled the vigil
ance of his keeper and got off the
train. The Sheriff "A apprised of his
prisoners absence, and was advised by
the conductor To 90 on TO Reno and
take the eastern. bound train, so rs to
meet the deceased. He did so, and a
sharp lookout was kept by the engin-
eer and conductor. The engineer saw
the poor fellow on the track and
Stacked Up the locomotive, but when
within Il few feet of him he appeared
to swing himself on the track, and
the catcher struck him. lie was
taken on board the train and carried
back to Reno. When struck. he said:
II guess this is the last of me-" Mr..
Bellrude brought the man 10 Carson.
AS in duty bound. Egger must have
been struck in the region of the heart,
As a bruise, the only one on his per-
son, is plainly perceptible there.
Coroner Meder held an inquest on the
iody at = p. NJ. The verdict of the iury
was in accordance with the facts.
HAL CLAYTON, of Carson, is report
e1 at the mint nf do nth