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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29
Administralrix Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant 10 a IL
~ cense granted noe by the Hon. Judge of Pro-
bate, within and for the County OF oxford, az a
court held az Paris, in and for said County on the
third Tuesday OF June, A. ID. lS7s, | shall sell At
county al two OF the clock in the afternoon on III
twenty third day OF Move mber, a. ID. 1873 SO much
of the real estate belonging to the estate OF Sam.
ue Richardson late of said Gilead, deceased, "a
Will produce the sum OF seven hundred dOllars
including the reyersiOn Of the widows right Of
dover If necessary, said real estate consisting OF
the homestead of the said Samuel situated in said
eilead, and OF about fifteen acres of out lands.
OLIVE l.. RICHARDSON, Admx.
Paris, Oct. IL, 1878, 22-3w
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NOTICE.

WYE having been appointed by the Judge Of
w Probate fer the county of Oxford, tO receive
and examine The claims of the creditors of William
F. Bracket late OF Peru In said county, deceased,
whose estate is represented insolyent give notice
that six months commencing the 18th day Of Sept.
have been allowed TO said creditors TO bring in
and prove their claims; and that we will attend
the service assigned us ai the store OF WOodsum
& Harlow, in Peru, and on the third Thursday Of
November, A. d. ISIS. and Saturday, the fifteenth
day Of March AID. 1879 of the following months,
from nine O'Clock a m, 10 four o'clock p. IN.
VIM. WOODSUM,
WILLIAM :. WALKER.
Z. O. Address, w. Peru.
Dated this llth day OF Oct. ISIS.
o22.3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

What, asks the Christian Intelligen-
Ger, what is so rare as an honest man y
Well, we should say sirlOin steak Is
very frequently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

George Henry HOgstuffer of Cipeinns-
ii has petitioned for change Of name
because people will not pronounce it
Hawkstewfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

Take away woman, and what would
follow" asks writer. Stag-nation, of
course.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

known to the public about forty years, by long
continued series OF marvellous cures, that have
won for it a confidence in it, virtues, never cqusl
ed by any other medicine. II still makes the most
efeotual cures of Coughs, Colds, Consumption that
can be made by medical skill. Iodeed, the CHR
RY PICTORIAL has really robbed these dangerous
diseases OF their terrOrs, to q great extent, and
given feeling of immunity from their fatal effects,
that is well founded II the remedy be taken in
season. Every family should have 30 in their closet
for the ready and prompt relief Of it, members.
Sickness, suffering, aud even life is saved b this
timely protection. The prudent should not neg
cct it, and the wise will not Keep Il 10y YOU for
the protection it affords 10y is timely use ia sud
den attacks.
PREPARED ~
DIR. j. 4. AVER * CO., Lowell hEss.,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29
statr Of MRinc.
PROBATS COURT,
SEPTEMBER TERN, ISIS.
OXFORD, IS

O1FOkD, 5.
And now on the lrst gay OF said Court, being
The enteenth day Of said Sci tcmrcr a. b. order
81 hat The Wednesday next amer The third Tues
dAy Of each and every month excepting FSll-
ruRry and Apri1 Of each year, and the Pro
bsis Court RoOm, AZ Paris m said County,
be, and the same are hereby made and establi shed
the times and places for holding Courts and go
siOus o.! Courts Of insolvency Tor said County, Tor
sdjudicAtons and hearings upon all cases, and
the tran saction OF any business arising under the
insolyent laws Of -aid state. enacted M .hc year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-eght and u De- further ordered IN addition
70 the foregoing times and places, thar the Thurs.
DAYS next alter the thrd Tuesday OF each May OF
every wear, andthe wednesday neal a.ter the lrst
Tuesday of each December Of every year, and
the Probate Court Room st Fryebur. M said Coun-
". be, and the same are hereby made and estAb-
hshed A. times and places for holding sail Court
and sessions thereof for said purposes aud Oh
iects.
A II. WAIVER, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

OXFORD, ss:- a. a Court 81 Probate held a.
PARIS within and FOR the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday Of October \. ID. ISIS.
hN the petition of MARY r. BARTLETT, Ad.
" mini trttriN OF the estate of Horace Bartlett
late OF Hartford, IN said county, deceased. pray.
Ing for license 20 sell and convey all the real estate
on SAID deceased being his homestead 10 the GOWN
Of Hartford, al public or private sale.
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice
TO all persons interested by causing an strart Of
her petition with this order thereon 20 De pub.
shed three weeks sGcccssiyc!y in the Oxford
Democrat printed az Paris, that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 Doe held at Paris I'D laid
County on the third TUESDAY % Nov next. al nine
O'Clock in the forenoon aud shoW cause n any they
have why the same should not be granted
\. IL. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy, attest III. G. DAVIS. Register
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OXFORD sat Court OF Probate bei1 NJ
Parir within and for the County Of ONford
on the third IuCeday of October. 4. ID. lssS
nNthe petition Of ALICE A. ROLFE willow x
~ William ". kolfe late OF Norway in said
county, deceased. praying for au allowance OUT OF
the Per -onal Estate OF htT late husband
ORDERED, That the said Petitioner give NOTICE
to all persons Interested by causing q copy OF
this order 20 be published three weeks .usccssvely
in the oxford Democrat printed az Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court iC Dc held 40 Pari-
in said County on the third tuesday OF Nov next
AZ eOciOck IN the forenoon and -hcw cause II an
they have why the same should not be allowed
\. II. WALkER, judge
\ true copy-Attest: a. e.. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

Mr., 2. Wheeler. Bethel l5j jars preserved fruit
Nil. Octave Grover, Bethel, bottle krichup; Mr..
Atjema- Mason, Masoa, ar picked tomatoes
n. JcNct', Bethel, sample maple honey !. -
swan, Bethel. do; Mr.. :. also hSd on exhibition
,nc patent cvapora;er, which extracts his nice
hone, from the sap, very loe article Tor large
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seven entries OF ycry pice butter, Mrs. \. O.
Pa5rc. Mason, beet butter; Mrs. Is $. burbank
Gi.eAi. 81 10.
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accurate description OF symptoms endsyI1pathotic
diseases together with minute directions for effect
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psrmAn ont cure. Also observations on diet and tho
general health, of vast importance 60 all Afiicted
With catsrrh. II ia wrapped about each bottle Of
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celpt OF stamp.
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Each package OF sLNYosD's RADICAL CURE con-
tains Dr. Sanford's Improved lnhaling Tube. with
full directions for use in all cases. Price. g. sod
out the Unitcd states and canada WEEKS
POTTER, General Agents Gad Wholesale Drug
gisls, Boston, Mas.
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OAtORD, s-;-Ata Court OF Probate held al Paris
within and for the County 90 oxford. ON tn,
third Tue ay Of October. =. ID. ls1..
4 LtRtD l.. ANDREWS. named Executor n
~ certain instrument puVortiug Co Ic tie
last Will and testament II Clara j. t1ruum. lsro
% Faria ~ said county, deceased, having IIe
-cnted the same for Probate:
Ordered, hat the said Executor give notice
10 All persons interested By ing copy OF thi.
order b pubishrdthrrr sivel, iu the
oxford Democrat printed az Paris. that they NAV
ippear 20 a Probate Court 20 be- held ~ faris
in said COuuty ont the third TUESDAY OF Noy next.
AZ O'Clock IN the forenoon aud show c4u.e u AZ J.
they have why tho sail instrument should rGi be
proved approved and above as the lao. " lil aud
Testament of said dCcCa .cl.
All. WALKER, judge.
a true copy-Atte,t: II. G. DAVIS Register.
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Maine Steamship Co
semi-WeekIy Line 10 New York
Steamers EIeanora and franOonia.

viii autil farther notice leave Franklin wharf
Portland, uycry MONDAY and TIL ksDA1
a'G T.. ~, an! .cly, Pier 50 Ea-t RIVER, new
York, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY a. !
VI.
The Eleauurals q rcN steamer ustbulltioTthls
route. aud both she and tnC trnconla are httod dp
with ane 4ocommo tation- for passengers mah ins
tnis Tie most convCuicntand comfortable route Tor
travellers uetRCUn Sew York ahi Maine. These
stcamef, will touch % vineyard Haven duringtht
summer months ON ne .r passage 30 Andirom Ne"
York.
Passage in State Room tl.00 ,mcalsextra.
Goods forwarded 20 and from Philadelphia
Montreal Qucb,c. St..Iphu aud an uarts OF Maine
ks-freish- taken at The lowe rates.
Shippcrs arr rogue Ted TO send their freight 10
the steamers as early a. :, +. u. IN days they
|, ave Portland. For further information apply L.
HENRY FOX General : gent, Portland.
IF AMFS.AEtp icT3s T.. L. New York
Tickets aud state r.~Hlns can also be obtained al
Excal - Str~ct. iulv27tf
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The Sure Cure for COrns, and Jnfsliible
Remedy Tor Bunions, sore and In
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This Salye j. the result Of years OF study and
eNpcrimcht- by distinguished Chirorodist, and
we feel confident in offering IL TO the public, that
il will meet tie wants Of thousands OF people thai
are afflicted Win these most troublesome OF dis
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Salye IL ha- an advantage over other prepare
lions OF Ike nature in the market that It does
not burn the corn out, but u soitens the nesh
around itand 50 separates IL that 10 can be remoy-
ed without pain or bleeding Persons using thls
SaIve Will ind il will work "a follows:
litter applying tie Safe three or Jour f'hles ring
,riI oppeaT around ne corn ichch indicates that
has become separated from the true flesh and u can
noo be easiv reaOred, or after another application
Il xiH JaH OF RseiJ. For Bunion, sore or lniiam'
ed Joint one application viii almost enuTeiy re-
move the inflammation and if persisted in will sure
Is cure. .,,
This salye will not cure soft corn, but viii re-
move the inflammation and keep the fool IN COM
Portable condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

OXFORD, IS Alta Court Of Probate held az
Paris within and for tho County of oxford GA
the third Tuesday Of October 4. ID. ISIS
ON the petition of MARTHA EMERY widow
NIOf Joseph Emery late OF GrrcnU 1oi iu -ald
county, deceased. praying iOru an allowance out Z
the personal Estate OF her late husband.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested by causing = coIy 81
tlls OrdcrtO be- published three weeks succrssigt!y
ia the oxford Democrat printcdat Paris. that they
may appear A. q Probate Courtto be held ~ Pari.
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Noy next.
ats O'Clock m the forenoon and she " causei any
they have why the same should not be- granted.
All WALKER jude.
A true cOpy-attest: II. G. DAVIS. register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice mat
be has been duly appointed by the Hou.Judreof
Probate fof the County 81 oxford and assumed the
trust Of Admini-tra of thc estate or
MARY =. IRISH. lt'o Of Blckdcld.
In sad County deceased by gy.u1 bond as pa, law
directs hr therefor requests All persons whYare
indebted 90 the estate Of said deceased 90 max, inn
mediate payment and those who haycanydemands
thereon 20 eNhIUiyth. same 20
IL H. Fll- JOHNSON
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PIANOS AND 0RGANSHnTT Id raST G2..,

Aucst-H. c DAVIS, kegiseer.
A true copy, attest:
olSSw U.C. DAVIS. Rayi-.er
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

The following is Inst Of premiums
awarded at this fair. For full report OF
proceedings, see issue of Oct. 22nd:-
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OXFORD - AT Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and ton the County Of oxford on
the thirI luesdav 0i October 4. ID. ISIS
4 LFEEb :. NATURALIZATION on the estate
~ 81 Hoil'- Kendall late Of S,wry. m sAii
county, dcccd Dd, having presented his scrouut
oi Administrator Of The estate OF sad deceased
Tor allowance.
Ordered. That she said Executor give notice
% all persons interested bY causing copy ofthta
ordert0 cpubl-hedthrec wee X selyin tho
oxford Democrat printed az Paris, that they may
appear at "A Probate Court % De- held AZ Pnri-
Ia said County on the third Tuesday Of Nav. next
az O'Clock inthrforcnoonant -hrW caust any
they have why the same shoulc not De- allowed.
4. n. WALKER Judge.
Atruecony-Aitesi n @ nAAL. -RnoL.t.-r-
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,NsA>p SEWING MACHiNEs.

Mir. Peter Wheeler Bethel, bvst cheese; Mr.
Attcuas M4ton. Mason, 81 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29

Wn. j. Wheeler SO Paris, J hsiy orsan' ~ 10
IL. - line instrument ana cnll OheeN"'e..eu' o.
H. ,,,,, y Cl,,l EtthfI > sewing marhiues. Do
ms SIC and Davis preference given 90 me llOuics-
49, 4 ". GROVER,
SECRETARY.
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rI1mE ANDRosCOGGIN w,ter poxer g.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tlat
he has been duly appointed by she Hon judge of
Probate for the County OF oxford aud assumed the
trust OF Executor on the estate of
BENJAMIN y. HOLDEN. late OF Lowell
in said County deceased by giving bond a. tine law
directs he therefore requests all persons who afc
indebted TO the estate OF said deceased 10 make ina
mediate payment and those who have any demand.
thereon tOeXllibit the same 20
BARNES WALKER
October Is I--S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29
ORANGE e. LTTTLEHAT.E. late of b, theI

Ia Said county deceased. by giving bond As ID. law
directs she therefore requests lll person. who
are indebted 90 the estate of said deceased Go mako
immciIt, payment aud those WHo have any de-
mands thereon, ~ exhibit The same to
ClRENE s. LITTLEHAIE.
Ncfnhnr Il IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-29
A true copy-Attest: II. {. DAVIS, ReaG.ter

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge ot Probate for tine County u OXFORD and
assumed the trust II AdministatriN OF the estate
The sun., 1878-03-30
sPARhs From TiIE TELEGRiPH.

The Grand National Sceple Chase rul Yesterday a. ihe
Liverpool spring meeting, was Won by Nj Johh Nlshun
gale : Nhinal
Henry A'hgret and William + Caldwell, Philadelphia
stock BROKERS, iailpd Yesterday
The liabilities Of James Bs'erk Co. tho timber nrm
thNt ntN iaei IN NtWbursh, placed all tile way
from f2VlVn to $500 Un
TishN cN .nsursrnt chiefs from tho Cnc0 villas ar
rived IN Havana on THURSDAY Col. Jose Rodriguez AS
surrendered near santiago de Cuba
franci,T Harding died in Loudpn England Yesterday
Of heart disease. lie WAS a resident ul NeMnrA j
and WAS widely known in the leather trade.
vote taken IN the House Judiciary Committee vest
daN shoNtd tai the insurance companies Mii not be m
cludcd IN the distribution of the Gen"VA award
The Norway Plains Savings Bank at Rochester has
N"ed deposits ld yer cent IN compliance with orders
from the Banh Commissioners Doposors Will lose IN
the gsgrosete SlJ1Vo
IN te Ma'saelu,etts icgisallre yesterday a hin was
introduced 70 secure the adoption Oi the Mniott tell
punch lvf tue tulACuuh % nluur tax lhc system
approved by many members OF tile Legislature.
Howard Covert the thirteen wear old step son OF Mr
Robert Ellis Of HaiisiAe WestLhcstrr county, accident.
ally shot himself through the head with t0V pistol
Thursday ani on his parents 10 their home they
found hlm dead ON the paiiOr floor
tn, planning mill OF g Mar.ton Co, IL shclton
street, Hartford hurncG INST evening The ilames
spread across tho street and desoyed sheds belonging 70
FNur Smiths coal ward The 'ss on the ullll ID est.
mated al $lVoVO. Insurance, s.;. .5oA
The sun., 1878-03-30
BiLrIMoRE's LATEST TRiGEDi.
A Secret Marriage Followed ny the Suicide
OF the bridegroom.

D,,r,,t,u,, Mnr.h On A onoroI ,ynJjIr,,
BALTIMORE mhroh GA SeVI's WouulhH'
followed hy tho puicidc Of tho brdo GROOM of "A
r,a,,h ,..S.,,o,l =, a,rs,,ion In ,ha n,i,,hhor-
.'"".", ''"'uV''' ''"'','o" III ,,o - 'Do'
this city. to-day. Tho bride and widow was
NJ NJ. rtI,rlt, NJ, ,a,in,hlo o,d h,.n,i
",T' '"'' i''"'' "''' 90 '', .','''o ~" ~ - '''
iul young womnn ana the bridegroom. Charles
L. Smith. a young man Of %. lie had boon n
v,si,or a, Mic Eldorkin,a rreidc,co for ecvcr,l
'S"oi IL, MISS '''"o' "', u'".o 'o' '"'''"
months. but II WAS not known TINT they wero
engaged or that their intimacy was OF such "A
cbnrnctor M 90 inir o., tha hoiiaf th,t thcv co,
'""' W IN W. '"'" W" ''' ""' '''' W."
templated matrmony. IL seems. however. that
- Al, .-.. -, ~ n ,l.u ,.,i,l .........,. -.
on tne evening VI rto. 'uoS Vhl'u piNhHlb h
Trinity Tniscopal Church md with only tho
'''' ' =,
sexton as Witness. were mhfrleu oy the roctor.
,ba pov n A Glaznhrook Miss Mare ro
,,r,oI 10 ,ho homo ~ brr nathan ,,d NJ
WI w" w wv "O"'n " ~ ~
smith to ms boarding mousse IN inc Same
ncighborhood whcrc his sistrr and only near
The sun., 1878-03-30
ILLEGAL MAIL CONTRACTS.
An Insight into the Operations OF the Peck
Minor-Dorsey Mall King.

WASHINGTON, March 2o,--Boonc, Secretary
Of the Inland Mail Transportation Company.
was before the House Committee on Post Oflccs
and Post Roads to-day. This company Is the
corporate title OF the Peck Minor Dorsey Mail
Ring. Boone's evidence was OF tire most fear
less character. He testified that he affixed his
Jurat certifying to Peaks signature In Decem-
Der. when Peck really signed in November His
attention was called to the light this threw on
the value OF his jurat, but he shouldercd that
readily in the hope OF disproYing the charge
that Pcck's name WAS forged Boone is con-
tradicted rs 70 the, time when Peck's name
Wa lut on these p9nds point nlanHny Wllt-
gctful as 70 Peck's personal appearance. and
he showed an accommodating memory Of the
same character when he was questioned as
to sending and receiving these bonds 10y eX-
press from Hadley, Postmaster NJ Little Rock
Boone was extremely direct and positive in his
statement but his utteranecs are likely to be
materially contradicted. His evidence all went
g. show the Illegal character Of the bids accept
"a by the department without hesitation.
The sun., 1878-03-30
CLOSING INF NiTIOYIL THEiTRE
why Grant, the star. Rcnnsed 10 Act Amer
the Curt,in was ftung Up.

when the curt lin was rung up for the first
ar of " RnmOrse" in The National Theatre. last
evening. the stago manager stopped TO the foot
lights md announced that, In consequence of
the refusal Of Mr.. Wallace Grant. the star to net
there would bo no Performance. When nppll-
cations were made nj thn box orIloo for the rC,-
turn OF money paid for tickets. other tickets for
performances OF Uncle Tom'e Cabin" on
Monday evening next were offered instead.
Mr. Isaac Varan. tho business manager Of
Mr. Wallace Grant. said to rcportor. in cxpln-
nation OF the sudden closing Of tho theatre. that
Mr. Grant had contracted with Mr.. VIM Blcal-
ley. manager. to play in " Romorsc" for part
OF the not proceeds for flvo weeks. beginning
on Monday last. provided Mr.. Blcakcy
would produce tho play with cniiroly now
scenery. properties and effects. aud would So
cure wcll-selcctcd. efficient company for his
support. The manager was also 10 advertise
lihrrnllv In nl tho newspapers. According TO
Mr., Varan he violated each ono Of these pro-
visions. Mr.. Grant had learned that Mr. Bleak
ley owed money to Harry Ellis. J. B. Ashton.
und Miss Dora Stuart for services rendered un-
der previous engagements. and to many other
motors.
Mr.. Grant had suspected. therefore. TINT
when, payday came-Tucsday nrxt-thcrc
would be no money forthcoming to pay the com
pany. Nevertheless he continued to play until
lust evening. when he learned from a trust
company OF amateurs had been rrhcarsing
Uncle Toms Cabin in the thoatrc. in order
That that plny could bc promptly substituted for
KnmQrsr.' on Tuesday evening in case of
strike by the actors for non payment Of salaries
He determined. both in mis- own bohali and in
that OF the actors who were supporting him.
not 10 suffer such an injustice. He was In his
dressing room when the curtain was rung up.
lie inmcd ,ately ordered it to DE rung down. ut
AS n proof that MIR. Grant was correct
IN his surmises, MIR. Varian referred to
the tickets for " Uncle Toms Cabin " for Mon
which - -.tv ,l ftr nI on lg r,-
firing audience in licu Of their money ITo
said that although Mr.. Blcakley had not al
vcrtised properly. yet the aulion .cs had been
improving nightly. and that on lsHt evening
there had been n better audience thar had
assembled IN tho building since Augustin Dn
had lrft IL. He added that Mr.. Grant intrnde,
10 begin legal lrOceelings,
The sun., 1878-03-30
TRICTCRING 4 MINIS TER'S SKULL.
Thrown Out OF n Carriage In Greenwood
Cemetery-Miss uowarth Hurt.

At about o'clock yesterday afternoon, as
the carriages OF a funeral procession were leav-
Ing Greenwood Genet Try. the horses driven by
James Carroll OF 1862 Washington street ran
away with coach and in making quick turn
threw out the Rev. Mr. Farrow Of the Greenwich
Street Mission Of this city. His head struck
against the gatepost causing a severe fracture
OF the skull. Miss Howarih OF l66 Washington
street. this city. was also thrown out. and was
cut in several places about the face and head
Mr.. Furrow was taken to st. Peters Hospital
II Is feared that his injuries are serious
Mr.. Farrow was seen by reporter las, night
He said that he was a city missionary and was
invited Yesterday 10 attend the funeral Of an old
gentleman. named Howar;h who died on Long
Island. After leaving the grave in coach
which contained. besides himself Miss HOwarth
and u Miss Sweeney the horses seemed wild
and unmanageabls. and they dashed by the en-
trance. They've stopped suddenly. and were
started toward the great ornamental arch at the
entrance NJ n rapid pace. The carriage rushed
forward on the horses. and they fell and threw
the vehicle with great force against the stone
work. The carriage was smashed to pisces.
and he and the two young ladies We're pitched
out on top OF the horses. He had presence Of
mind enough to grasp Miss H0warth and pull
her of the horses. else IN o moment more both
must have been killed She was severely in
jured. and was removed to the Manchester
Arms in this citv.