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New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
pfSSENGFRS S.IILED.

FOR UAMBU RG-Hl stseffsi,p P0mH3sf0nj6. Aug. >
Pedro Sc'ra lady and child Miss Johanna l. ali S
Fanny Starbuck, Mlss ~ {. Cunng y. CuAng ogdoA IL
llaghs, Wilhelm Obermeytr Car Wagner Gnslav Siun,
meier B Fcscher and lady Pm Strarns Mts. Bab'o, shu
SON Carl MGralt lady rhdrca and servant Miss NE3
at, B T. sulgctr John H. sol;nann. ". IL. BaidlA IL
klugruf.ld Isdur Liudcmsnn, Albert Masqnldl Sanei
Auscy Chas Ulrlch Is. d. TAX, J. Genn,f n samuel aln.
PAM iIcnsng hdy and children Otmar Bahaci, Marlin
IIoelo r. Guggenhtimei, Elisabeth Nelson. Julia Maics
jules Picquei aud lady, MIS- Louise v AmeunNen ana ,l
dren Mctzl.r, Masttr victor MeiZgeI e. Muti
D. d. Berger Mrs Carolina T. Cans and children, Mrs tss
Krauss and child MIS-. lima Glatz Mrs. Dr Gus A. bhrga
children, Miss D. Ncoa-sen. Mrs AID, rtiIe r. Je'S
Miss Clara JechO Miss Catharna Rain Mrs. A atea.
Mrs Elisabeth N0lmsr MIS-. Jane Philips, Mrs. IL haun
mann Mrs. EOhricll aud children.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
PROCEEDINGS IN THE TWEED CASE.

In the Tweed suit both sides claim to be
eager for An immediate determination Of the questions
preliminary 10 trial. On behalf Of the people MI Peck
ham presented al affidavit Of George W: Carr that II Is
impossible 10 comply with Juigo Donohue order Tor
bill OF part u'as. that IN appe has been taken from
the Order btt fh,t the tuo comply with 1t viii expire
fsfor, tbr nrNt General Trrr ON this affidavit judge
Davis granted yesterday stay Of the defendants pro-
ccednss until the appeal is heard If the planh brns
on the hearing Of at appeal on Aug 23. in adjourned
DAY Of the court. Under th, order Sir Pcckhan nae
served NOT ice OF h,arn- Of the appea 10. ihat day
On the other hand, Icld - Dcy0 as ieaye 10 enter me
order denying Iwces motion for reduction of bd' -
that they en- a appeal from It, and leave 10 appeal
frot, Iul,e Donohue order 80 far denied anything
tev sLcd and Judge We.tbr0ok has granted AZ order
10 show caugo return Bile today, why the stay Of pro-
cecdngs be not 80 ar modified.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
THE THOVAS ORCHESTR1.
THE BEST WANTED At rs DEs1

To he EdffOr or Thc TT ttune.
SIR: No one is more alive to the worth and
value OF Theodore Tloinas's orchestra than myself but
feel constrained to Offer amateur, criticism OF n.
when Mr. Thomas conducts the orchestra in person no
fault can bo found, but when he ia absent tho band play
carelessly have noticed mstakes made, not through
the inability Of ir Thomass assistant or OF the players,
but Of sheer circlcssBcss, which would not
have occurred II Mr.. Thomas had been present
Jhi- is = very serious matter TO complain o. par
flcarly a hs critical unc;uo in She financial affairs ~
the Central Park Gar len, but then ono always likes 10
programme ought to be vel played Us the previous
paris. Inn
Icw- York, Aug. 4, 1870
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
ANDREW JouNso3's WAR RECORD.
TO the EdiiOr Of The Trt6Wpe.
Il Il ...l...., -: Il

TO the EdiiOr Of The Trt6Wne.
SIR: How my heart thrilled when picked
up ~ TRBrNi of to-day and read the announcement oi
the ,lcath 81 Andrew johnson. II my mind II wa not
what Mr. johnson ~ President, naor or legislator
mat nade him great. II was his answering hiel'y
20 the Union. y was lie Who saved - many
of tho-c East ToiHr5s.c ba"ig00dsmcn to tie
cause Of tn" Nolfh. II was h' chccrn; voice
and mayc example that raised tie I't Re c;imclt
I,d rr.neS.-y 'niU'ec,. which was The INST Soutin
,..ginlrn to oin .n The struggle FOR national unity.
Tl-r. D. not n"n ~ That r"en MT ally" pflhN VINO
m not fc, IL 'c las lost i1'ul, brother, and father,
ail i orc.
ii for many ig years 10 come There l. one thlE Ncl
omitted u your obituary sketch ~ am Which ou-ht -
bav. hecu fncrc and ihat D., mat d.fi, y" John. rl
,ir.r as President Lc never gulty Oi accepting a
present. g
IIoacsial. Vcap.. Aug. .. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
ASSISTANT L. 5 DISTRICT ,TTORNEY PURDYs
RESIGNATION.

United States D>trict-Atorncy Bliss sent,
yesterday, the following letter TO Mr. Purly, accepting
his resignation:
" prpDy cso DfAE SIP: 7 have received with
rrat personal regret resignation # the position
you n.rc 80 In, a,d. a. Assistant District Attorney
F,r nearly three years have bad Tn benefit 0f your
ra experience and ability and had hoped I'D Aa'e you
ait during remainder ~ iYY rlirl fr'. cannot
however. ask You t0 remain. for appr cit'e Your
anxiety - be at liberty 20 Uun To advantage Your
-roylr,i,, o. criminal by YIne ia general prac
Ice. ! D.lriiv "sh yon hc success on deserve, ana
believe Wii! attain.
.haH avail myself ~ your Offer 10 rem?in until The
qppoin;put successor. which, hOYscYcr. owing 10
l. t,.uc talii,t be- mad, or ~oee time. Yours very
tffiiy, tEOh''i BLISS. Clutc't states Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
4 UUsBANDs CHARGE AGAINST HIS WIFE.
RELATIVES

The suit of Mansfield Compton against
Josephine d. C,rlcma- came yesterday before Judge
Westbroo6 on motion to compel the defendant 10 -Ye
testimony before trial. The plaintiff in his SUIT charges
at tr relatives Of lis wife have 'ln'ed her away from
him. and gre now keeping her, account Of her weak
.tae Of mind "a servant. and asks 500 900 damages
AGAINST the dricIdnnt. In this YOtion he proposes 10
puli.h tho defendant for not appearing 10 answer
m tions as 10 her dislike uf the plaintiff the ciarac,cr
OF the housr to rh ht took his Nc. tnn dcrn'2n :
own means of living, and Der treatment ot hi, Nc.
ToI,. Wr,i.t adjourned the prOce, ding tor further
1rf of in, W ing ~ the tie 1nf and OF
r0l.r. OF tlis proceeding. both ol which ere denied.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
ruREE BRoruERs NAMEp uERwIG.

To ne EditOr Of me TrtbUHe.
SIR In yOur paper Of the 2Gth inst. You
refer to senator T.. T. IIerwig, whose il
ncced with criminal prosecution, Mr.. Casey's con
nlential DeIuty." This j. mistake. There three
brother named Hcrwig. L. T. Hcrwig il the Deputy
Collector of Customs T. = erwig H. the stat" senator,
and jos HorTig holds office in the State Govern
utnt. They arr, however all "taIed with the same
stick" The mistake only in the description.
Neir- OriedHs July 80, lSrJ. ID. a.. u.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
C,vy,s TrVTs eToE,GpRoON

To me IdifOT ~ Ihc IF'bHH ne.
SIR: The storm of Monday was as severe n
est N the stability OF tAe tcnte shall be likely 10
have this sea-ou ard they stood we'll While many of
the cottages we're leaking like sieyca The tents
nearly quite waterproof ana aside from the dainiesS
OF the walls where the rain beat against them day AMI
comfortable the cottages. In long O tents most
exposed the winds, not post rpIOOtri, 4
cord Drolcn rent made in thr canvas, aud two
hours This mornings sunshine made them as dr. and
comfortable IENi.
GrOre, Aug. j, $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
, rria.v. Aug. g. Calendar win be called Al II am p,

en- Friday Aug 8. Calendar viii be called a. II an. By
orderof j. IL, "FsIBROcR,T.
.GESEaAL syssroysJohn X. H9cke. te.y,y;;if.;ssni7
Newman robbery John COfry, buTgarg; Michael Tully
burglary Pao Iro grand larceny, Frank ReInhat eTsnd
larceny Sarah Smith. grand larceny Charles Raner and
Henry Ki,fa larceny Eliza McNaIy, grand larceny;
Annie small eIapl larceny Thopas Doye larceny from tic
p.rson Christopher Briggs, receiving olen goods Beune
McCnlm assault battery LoIsa Brown petit larceny;
Jancs williamson. pett larceny Robert suffrage. piit lar.
con- Annie smith petit larceny; Robert Nor pe isr.
Gems Mary Williams petit larceny Mary SoIt0n Us.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
ORATORS TO THE FRONT.

TO the FditOr OF The TFfbunc.
SIR: In view of the coming Centennial EX-
hibon ~ Philadelphia / have suggestion 10 oner
which think could he carried Oat rccNally ANA profit
ably. The most important thing needed j. money. Now.
ii the managers oi The Exhibition would invite eminent
men 10 deliver addresses thrOug ghOu the country-lld
they would no doubt accept the invatOnthe effect Of
earnest appeals by eloquent orators would he magical.
II wOud ,Xcilr IN enthusiasm In the undertaking which
could not be otherwise produced. j.. u. 4.
Nelr.l ll,rL y
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
,>,FTrcT frTWTFN THE NATURAL AND
NATIONAL SY-rEM.


There are significant sign, that he agitation
Of tlccurl,ucy question. which lis already gown 80 no
lrnt a. 10 ~,rce every other political .sd = IN" nclr-
min in this country % long aud serious mile between
irrOucabe economic i..icrcst~ 81 IDEAS l' que'ton
l,,,:-utrly az issue is, shall The busle'' o imS rounfy
he s, r,l.l solely by what are called o., M uI;il t" {"
tr9dr or shall j.. have a p2ti"11i resulaonf R1" rs
/, ne latter at native, We arc no' ahe Win iih IVY
Yo, I.i,I ~ aui certain Othcg uo ;irF 'ui>lnS A.9
money ortns. to designate il rs couDl1n-tir u j. 9I
.,nrd that there are nlaIai laws OF trade pu' IT -
Nrug seen that thy operate Wth a. httr r%aid
for human happiness 2s o' ier natural laws
v,Iich II is conicssp.,ly mans sipicne foct-
zion to so modify in their action rs 70
render really snDscrvcnt to his good pef.odl-
cn pauir and lisasiro;l, saen1t0n Cf bu>s' Ia W!.oh
nroiu.tion Itself almost While III The cirmcnt~ u
rniurf on may be in ,undou'o, are i,e Ulayo" r re-
san. of yat may bc "a lea the natural ~ stem of hisi-
us,- tlat j.. unlimited competition a'd Hlc"stIJii'
Io,, WHO hoiA tat t5i, system admits u DO improve
y.t that impossible ,.r human sorttt 1" no any
lug ~ regulate thc Vol ut and dcstru, N" Nufks oi
thr natural laws OF business. t certainly Insist ioh .
metallic currency whose relations 80 ~ u oi i-de
Viii bc a, arbitrary p0.spic. c-ef "t ni 'h cur
.rury as seems 10 be believed, cHu b. empio, Il -
.,rrra or rraIatOr to the -I..t Industrial machine 20
rs 10 enable H L. ayod the cata-ti hes ol thf od vs.
tenn is very jileut matter % decide. Econ lulei
ic>i!nis have the hoOr, anil th" IN que ID, ,"n- o mo
-r,,ig.n between q national and cooperative industry
ana Tie old S4stem OF Unlimited comp titoE ANA u'.co-
trOlabic results.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
DECISIONS -Arcrsr 5.

Superior Conri-SNciai Term-By Judge Speir.-
Brevooft agt BrcyoorOrcr settled. Iuste a-t. Iusg
Application for stay or reheering denied nH order rtd
Hapn agt The Third Avenue Rail Co. Case ant eNccp
tons settled sutro et NJ. sg Fargo Pres Sc.clc pro.
posed for settlement IL imperfect deendents attorney must
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

"My dear inquired young wife of her hus-
band as slo reached up her little mouth To he Kissed
his return business. have you the magnificent
set of walnut furniture which the Jenlxsos ust
bougti Hem no, my love; but have seen the bull.
which quite satisfies me-"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
CURRENT DISCUSSION.
THE NATIONAL BAyKs TIE OBSTACLES TO
'-'->

Frop Tie NtsariNe Ffsl1h 0nd ffcr''an
T, fho estimation of thr TCnacSsCP DcmOc-
,ocv the pres. ri National banking system l. "li' s
Thc colllse now pursued by TIE NEN-lo tfiWN
aid other # that 81 il rapidly producing th' Def nat
those sc-c led hard money ad 0cfcr are pnch i"f III
f,yor Of sustaining the NatiOral bank monop'F man
tcy are I'm f;0r of resumption ui -Pccc payments.
Unless that oi0us - stem il abolished we can never
holc for healthy w'li-r, latrl currency, hj nes 0i
ifr Imitation oi Contraction tutl tnai = a'oon- lcd
no financial policy can long exist Eil tnat uone
there can be neither g'ncrb nor c"niRuni prrpeiiY;
Tho rroscIity OF the producing classes 3 tGc ni'' IL
All prcsierity in very branch of trade ur lnmr g
We ar constantly tod by the %atiora. hans orsns ny
yaus q. Z, and anxious 10 be loaned II money 'O9h
be borrowed NJ rea,onabe rates on i"m SIX W t"ti.o
nnrfaco there is nor ely oItoWu Tonne sScc IN men
a doz,i more enterprises ui-ht nor tr lhnlellt'ey
m, ni vnnl gyc employment to tho people. promote
~ 1u, CA never b. under Tie Nation baGsiIs sys-
ten. .
.u---. - >r.rr1 fr,rN,L,LN AIIHAI. ANL A
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC. al,
jOl sun scts....... 40 Moon SETS. etio
rnIs DAY-A v. IA
sandy Hook / Island. Il Hell q. Fetiy lUJ
HIGH wAlkR TIIls pAY-P. NJ "a
Sandy Hook. 1i22 COWS ISLAND. 600 Hell g. Ferry LOU
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06
CAIENnARS-IIIs DAY

SUPREME CouHr-cHASBEe,- -wRsrnRooK. J.
66, Nathan Kitchen l6s. Coa at nj. agt. ". ].
los Sohcli agi. i.Arkrnburgh. Midland Il. Il. 60
13O .Anos agt BnidenAok lel Ross agt. Rosa sc.
I6l Matter of Hubbard. iO2 .Teuel Bgt. Weber.
Notiee-suprome Court, Chambers. viii oloa Ut o O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1875-08-06

mine-for, though by pride the angels may have
fallen, it has never stood in my way much. Things
and people viii get mixed in fe especially at water
ing places. What says the hymn '-and let 1t speak
also 10 her:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Seq Centennidl.

Last Saturday the good people OF Ma
ehias celebrated the centennial Of the
first naval conflict OF the revolution. The
affair, though small in itself was mag.
nifcent in what it predicted.
The story is well known. The patriotic
citizens of Machias erected a liberty pole,
and despite the demands of an English
naval officer, refused to remove 1t; but
rather planned to capture both the oilice'
and his vessel. An lrishmsn, by name
O'Brion, manned an Old lumber sloop,and
after many deeds of bravery and daring
captured the British schooner Margarelta
with four light guns. fourteen swivel
guns. aud large number OF sailors. 1t
was daring feat, and deserved all the
commentator which il then received as
the first delea; o, The Queen OF the
Seas" upon her own element, Tor many
day.
At this centennial period il is well to
remember and celebrate all events OF his
toric Importance to this country. Such
celebrations serve 10 keep alive spirit
of patriotism, aud will greatly aid in
creating public enthusiasm, which will
ensure success in the national celebration
At Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
The Convention.

The Republican State Convention
meets at Portland to-day, Tuesday.
Every arrangement has been made, rs 10
time, place and means of transit. which
will accommodate the people of this
State, and. no doubt. there will be a
large Convention
There is little doubt but that Gen.
Conner of Augusta will be nominated.
as no other name is Of present mentioned
in connection with the candidacy.
However, when the delegates have as
sembled an expression of opinion will be
had which can be relied upon as indica-
tive OF the peoples wish. II Gen. Con-
nor receives the nomination, those who
have placed some other name in their
minds before his, will lay aside all pre-
iudice and rally 10 his support heartily.
The Republican candidate, il carefully
selected TO day Twill be the next Governor
OF Maine. Delegates should go to the
Convention unbiased and unprejudiced,
ready to coincide aud acquiesce in the
will of the majority as there expressed
Then we need have no fears as to the
result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Assiann.ents ofMe Judges

The following are the assignments oil
the Judges oil our Supreme Court Tor the
ensuing court year:
Apple,on. {. is Tuesday, Septem'
Der. Yors 4.h DO October, Lincoln; "a
do December. Knox; Isl do January
Penobscot; lst do April, Penobscot.
Barrows-jl Tuesday, August. Saga
lah1c; 81 do September. Oxford; 81 dc
December, Somels set; lst do March,
Franklin; 4th DO April. Lincoln; Sd do
May. York.
Wal,on-3l Tuesday. Androscoggiu
Sd do October. Waldo; ID do January,
Cumberland; "a DO March, Oxford; Sd
do April, Audroscoggin.
Danforth-3d Tuesday. September,
Knox; 81 do October. Kcnnebec: lst do
December; lsi do January, Washington )
1T do April, Sagadahoc.
Dickerson-ls Tuesday. August, Ken
nebec; 81 do September, Somerset; "a
October. Hancock; Isl do January, Wal
do; 18th DO February. Aroostook; Sd do
April, Waldo.
Virgin. Sd Tuesday. September,
Aroostook; lst DO October, Washington
lst do January. York; 4th do February,
Piscataquis; 81 do March. Somerset; ID
do ApliI, Cumberland.
Pe,ers-2d Tuesday. Peuobscot; ID dc
September. Plscataquis; lst do October,
Penobscot; lst do February, Penobscot !
2d do March, Knox; I'd do April. Han
cock
Libbey-4lh Tuesday, September; II
do October. Cumberland 81 do December
Sagalahoc; Sd do January, Androscog-
Gin; lst do March, keunebec; 4th do
April, Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
brilliant WeddiED.

The nuntals of Robert a. Whyte OF
BOSTON. and Miss LucreIia A. hooinsoi'
Of Oxford. were celebroted "Wednesday
evening of last week, at the residence OF
,he brides father, Joseph Robinson, esq
4 large number OF guests were present
IN witness the union of the happy par
The ceremony was performed at quarter
before eight by Rev. AIR. Tabor oil Nor
way. Alter which they received the
hearty congratulations ol their friends
and the reception was spent in the eordla'
exchange OF happy greetings The prize
was elegantly auiIed in light SIX anu
long bridal veil. and The bridegroom was
dr., ssed Ia excellent taste.
ten the Guests were assembled al
snmpluous table where they wee served
in excellent Style Aicr the lcpast, Mr..
John Harper OF WechvIle, in bIiel anu
appropriate address, presented the biide'
in behalf OF her father. with five hun
died dollar bill An equal amount was
also presented to each OF the two older
daughters, Mis-. Geo \. Andrews OF
Portland, aud Mrs. Geo PARROT OF Oxford
no did moi receive this gift at their
marriages. Many other elegant and costly
gifts were made, prominent among which
were TWO lull china lea sets with gill
border, a set OF knives, forks and spoons
of solid silver, by IL. &. Libby " Go. OF
Portland beautiful silver tea set. 10y i.
r. Whitney Il Co. OF Boston, Mr.. Why
employe several splendid silver cake
baskets. 10y Boston friends, and an ele-
CANT silver water pitcher 10y Mr.. Whytes
fellow clerks.
Mr.. w. and wife leave for Boston. their
furture home, this week, accompanied 10y
the hearty expressions Tor their future
happiness, OF large and admiring circle
OF friends FEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Summing up In II Nutshell.

4 Baltimore lawyer, in letter to the
y. Y. Tribune sums up Tilton's case III
the following terse sentences:
4 vile commits adultery and volunta'
rily tells it 10 her husband without his
asking or suspecting her.
She tells her husband that she com
miued adultery and she tells him this in
order TO induce him 10 love her more,
and to keep him from committing adul-
terry.
The husband forgiyes his vile for com
hitting adultery and continues to live
with her and love her, as though moth
ing had happened.
The husband forgives the man who
committed adultery with his wife and
lives four years on good terms with him.
The husband, who has been injured by
his wife's adultery, fearing that there
would be rupture between the adu!terer
and himself, gels third party to act as
a mutual friend TO keep them on good
terms.
rne husband whose wife has com
mitted adultery gets another man to
help them keep the secret.
lie next engages for the same purpose
the proprietor OF newspaper.
He takes all these measures for secre
cy when he alone is the only person to
make the crime known.
The man who can forgive his wiie's
adultery cannot forgive her for denying
it.
The man who can forgive the seducer
OF his wife for the seduction cannot tor
give him for the lesser offence OF putting
him (the husband) in false position by
denying it.
Hence, he who did nothing to avenge
the adultery institutes the greatest law
suit on record to avenge the denial of it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
Editorial and Selected I,sn

There was 4 heavy frost IN Nj.
iion Sunday night, June 18th.
Rev. J. G. Church will pr.,.,
Dixlield next Sabbath at 10 AN
Services will be held ia the r..
salist church, Paris Hill, next s,b.,
3 p. NJ.
The ladies social circle will No..
the Baptist vesiry Paris Hill,thisp...
evening, at s o'clock.
-Chas. a. Black OF Paris Ua
awarded a second part in the CONN.
ment exercises at Bowdoin COLLEGE
The And.oscoggins Of Lswigo.
White Stockings Of Buckield. Mas
friendly game of base ball a, Bg..t
last Friday, thoformer winning BIZ,
of % TO 1.
The Paris Hill Baptis. SaJbli.
will hold lis anniversary 10 The
next Sabbath at p. " r.
Wheelwrighl Of South PM, villas.
the exercises.
Rev. Dr.. Estes will deIigersf..
upon the geography aud h...ov
Palestine, next Friday ey..,,
eight o'clock, in the BapI,, c
Paris Hill. The lecture w.
illustrated by large map r..
purchased by The Sabbath School. A.
The lecture 4 collection wi.. be taken
the benefit oil the school.
Dispatches from Wa,aiqg.o,
that means have already Jgea D..
raise large sums ol moge, f
by the Democrats IN the lou
campaign in Ohio. UGu,u4. o-r
tons are urged upon the ground
victory in that Stale wou.i gan.af.
turning the tide Tor the president.
lion. The Democrats are coall.
all the money needed can bee OH.
| Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
OUR TABLE.
Bailou's Monthly II sa1ius

Baiiou's Monthly II sa4tne poo
The july number oi i'silst VI -'-.
au Interesting md cahau-ligc liiu'- a.,
pigeons, alludinG ~ ala well Known
Mas written by "a person Who i..'.
stand, the suhjcct iu an i'- tHr 'I
there are stories an exciting 600
IL. Macy, line poetry and htli "'i....
excellent d0mesti, talce, tufh A- ".
attention. Patrons will iiui ihe 'u'.
that can be desired in first clis- ma
over the table Il contents anal -e'
the case: Doves. Housekeeping '
Song. An Insec, Tribe, Tue Fatal "i''- ,
History oi a street sweeper, To hal. ~. ~.
combcrs's Yarn. sunny days, The ~.
Edgcwell, Hopes, Beyond The FlrA'' a., a. ri
Army Rem iniscense Of Capt. JacA' Wv
VIII she Marry him The WISHING
q Ball-dIess, TIE Irish Court, O"i .4
pies y-tellcr-MademOI :. il-.
fortunes of a Ca ,tawav. Little Benny ~.
pin, Ruthven's Puzzle Page, CuUo"7
HOusekeeper, Facts and faneits,
nounce for ls55, Celebrating the 60 p.
humorous IilutrltiOnsl. fup.l-H-
4 Talbot, ~ Bromfeid Street, B6sioH'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
The NeNY York lInsons.

The new Masonic temple at the corner
of Sixth Avenue and Twenty-third street,
New York city, was dedicated on Wed.
nesday Of last week with imposing cere
monies. A grand procession, including
about twenty thousand Freemasons oil
various degrees, marched through the
streets of the city. and the magnificent
new building was dedicated in the usual
manner by Grand Master Edward +.
Thorne. The hall is one of the finest in
the world; being second only in cost and
size to that in Philadelphia. 1t has cost
81 .00O. 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
CdacuS---PdFiS.

Al the Republican caucus, held 10 the
Town House, last Saturday, Dr.. 7. II.
Brown was chosen chairman and Geo. y.
Wilson Esq, Clerk
The following delegates were elected ;
STATE.
sidney Perham. James T. Clark. samuel Z
Locke Hannibal g. Brown. Geo. 4. Wilson, j.
d. Williams.
ALrERNATEs-J :. Wright, +. T. Siearns,
Cyrus Ripley, VIM. Rogers, z. c. Packet, L. ID.
stacy.
COUNTY.
". h kimball, W 70. Chase, ;. W. Durham j.
II BarrOws II y. Bolster, ". J. Wheeler.
The following resolution was passed :
Voted, To Instruct the delegates 70 present the
name of ;. p. Maxim OF Paris, 10 the County Con-
yentiJn, candidate for County Comni, sion er'
and % use al honorable means % secure his nom
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15

Mr.. John Whitman of Paris, has a
beautiful span OF live year old colts sired
by Black Hawk. They are jet black,
evenly sized and weigh over 1000 lbs ,
each. Mr.. w. drove them TO the Hill
last week. where they attracted consider
able attention. lie says they are very
Kind and gentle and can he used any,
where. They would make a nice heavy
carriage team
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-15
The Smuggling Business.

NEw YORK. June l0.-The result OF an
interview with several of the leading
merchants OF this city clearly establishes
the fact that smuggling has not increased
since the abolition OF the moiety system.
Meanwhile honest importers have been
protected aud their business made more
profitable, and the Government has been
served more honestly by its employees
han ever under the Old law. Blackmail
ing also has received q sickenlng blow by
the customs reform movement begun last
winter BY the merchants OF New York.