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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
ADMINISTRATOR Sale.

PJE-U Ant o a icease rom the lion. JUDGE
a. Pr.oa.r. i0r tne COun - ok ord, sntil srJ
afpt5'.c auc'i ION oD tiay the tweDty skin dsN
% M a L. l>-2 ~ TAO O G. .ock ma th- Afternoon
a. tht Jmbtsug House. IN me tOSu 81 lpt"n. ~
ssdGo4u., 81 ONf5nl, al tisht title ani iotrrrsi
vctl ,llsm ! Abbott late ~ l ~ u. 10 st'l
County OF % Word Icccr-rd, bat 10 aud % tn ioi
oalus ur.yril.d r-li estate, VIZ th- homes .. al
iar1 " la- ral wuiiNn 1. ADD II, c1ntA IA :
SJuu. oae b ni-yti ceres. uur t-act .. VOID aud
timber isud n s,I1 UPTON cOataintnS AVout hitf
s.1a.re,. Aud slso yn- tract 81 SVni aud tInoir
laud si.uAed tn the tosu Of NbIry Ia All
CuuLt, o.. ONfo-,i clnLAfrtug ao5Gt one huairvd
Ac.ts.
GEORGE L. ABBOTT, Adm TRAITOR.
Iat.I L.. = Il IL uI AnLl- A D. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
The Farmers Rank.

The farmer with the nabob ranks,
And With the gilded millionaires;
For he controls substantial banks,
And hollis in them the safest shares.
His banks are banks Of loan and clay,
His shares are plow-shares In the mold;
The moro they break the more they pay
In dividends OF green and gold.
His face IL bronzed with summer skies,
His honest hands are hard and brown;
But there Ia something in his eyes
That came with light from heaven down.
IL is not Of the earth 4 clod,
With kings and millionaires he ranks,
Where wood-birds sing and blossom, nod,
The farmer owns the best OF banke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

OXFORD, ss.-N a Court of Probate held al
PAri. within sId Cor she County az OXFORD
IN tss tnirl r'i.-iay of Ap-i A ID 81
rSRNEL g. klMRALL kdminl -tratir on the
II e-tsi. OF sar~h kimnall late Of Be he. In said
d ut dec-s-ei, having prrseniel his account
OF OF the Estate Of said deceased Tor
Allosauc-:
ordered That the said Administrator give notice
70 I'll persons Interested BY causing copy ~ .a!s
order To be Published three Teess excessively IN
the Cxtcrd pcIsoc.sr pr.sted al ,'ar'-, thtt they
Nv spptar At & Pr 6Sie Court u b. held nj Paris
Ms AID e1gGty an the thi''i TUESDAY OF Nay next,
a. nine O'Clock In the fitenoon and show cause u
any they have why the ssne should MOI be allowed
- RICH Ard A FRYE Judge.
A tine rnnY-aite-t: III. L. DAVIS. Rekl-tef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

Clerks in the French government
offices are not SO well paid as 10 make
the struggle for places so great in
France as in some other lands. On an
average the salary is only $500 francs,
or about $500 year, and the most OF
them marry on this and have children.
Rent costs them at least 800 year,
clothing and linen another 500. If not
1920, and general expenses about 500,
thus leaving them $3.50 for food, drink.
and the dowry OF the daughter.
It was the wife Of President Madison
who gave a young woman the famous
advice: "Give your appearance careful
and serious thought in your dressing.
room and forget it elsewhere"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
Comm,,.iouer's ,Oiicc.

THE IN i-r,Iynei having been spp"'1'ed BY
The H.n. Ia ixe of Probate for tbs CpTnty ID OK
Ior,I. Comm! ,.ilneIs - receive Ana examine the
olsiGis o. cred tors ags'nst the e,ttt' 81 u.
hTnwp co lale Of Bethel in said County deoeased
rem ,.-ntei Iasolveli hereby give notice thai elk
n SnIhs irom the 2lst day OF March last. Ine date
Of -aid aoboinfmeat) are allowed 10 said creoi
t,r- In which 10 present aod prove their clam ;
and ,hat they will ne IL session ~ the Once OF
Dayid HAmmons in Bethel on the last saturdays
Of June, July AMI August, at one O'CLOCK IN the
mniag said Claims.
nAyIO HAalMoys.
ALvANB GOODWIN.
Dated at Bethel he e1'h da5 II Apt a. ~ 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
Com ni>>iouer>' Notice.

Hguai.rs gned having ben app met NJ the
Huu Jucge OF Pruba.r 'rr h County of ONf'rt
Comul,..nuers 10 reeve Ani cNtmgue tn iAin-
o crvd Tor. against the e>sat- oG Cha ice fuisi-
Ter ale o. ~gulLer In -ail comfy a. -ci, req
IsseI ed iI-,.. ycut RrrcDy give nJi'- tnat ~
.uJu b., ir.uI TIE sl~t .iae 4 Mafcn h tate o.
SAD appointment re q sWet . -ai cfeiitor-
On ~t.-l t1 p.v-~ut aud p~svr IA lr am add
,hai ,rts WI De- 10 SESSION a. he iSrllio< u
% ARR AhBltg "a -Ald Sata4er 90 IA d -
ca June ami 10 t~eIth daJ OF Srpts.so
rex. 'cIngS Ia The AFTERNOON tor n pur
pose ol ItctIlDg AMI II m nius said clains
JANh~J ABBOTT
ISRAEL A fLkTCHER.
Dated a. sumner th-sI q its D, ,psr =. .. 49,
10 'ss H.aor,.Jl, ClIi-sIs lHf AID y q .sa'y
CaaEas,l.asrs a. az! or bls 90 ~ n O<f'rd
an STATE a. Man,
DE>PEtTFJLLI rep cents The und.-rsisa 4
III tr.f.us a ali CuuBty oi ONfIr'f, "a : Nsgr
hJu. ralI. bs,ard yirS locate sni LAP u a CO a
9 rua1 bsginug ~ or a, a. ~. fcOt u Lvarnc. !
h % 10 allie. on he Westerly ksuk - the A.
.r srpEsiu !. YER a, III couaty rOa lraii - iro n
Ca, POM D. LAY Btii. . s.d n the sDath-ris
zoe 20 -Vid hul, sUd cCnuIuiu. al or rear ia
llr .f The Toa1 a. Cucv maze Nuu travel q down
10 bark oi -sid We 10 b. zane county 2 ~
ca b. Esstyt Is sidy II said Hin AMI a. IN daty
oluLt al. tyyi pray.
Z. CHILpS ana IL others.
Dnsa4 Anil nh ts~a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

WHEREAS ~ w. EHna L richardson mas
"a hsat daus- deserted my bed and b ard all per
80 : are To-, bidi-a TO ha, Dor CT trust her ON nv
account as -hali not pay any asois contracted
" MI W s. RICHARDSON
Mexico, Ayril "a, lss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
AD.l lab, lssl. = =

4 y lhE Pefttiaa Of I1ha *. Ma-on, Executor
" Of Tue lat viii aud festAm--nT O. Jesse tOl-
- 80 ate OF Porter In sat CIunty declared pay
80, - 'of heeose 70 sell ana convey So much Of he
- V7t'r a. o Az De ne Fss,Ts a. pr Ihr dr0ts
- mental casrges est mattel a. 40 ut tve
To- "a uo'iNs to Wit the Homestead farm, alsi
H4ulrri aer-s at wOoita~i and tsrrre. s,sl
ISeos VI nea' "y ta"S G tie array ReaaJss
-, - "a. an "a sI.-c-a>s,i-.
s.ei, InaS she said titilner give notice 10
so1s Interested BY causing an abstract Of his
th..-SA Nttn this order thereon u BE- published
p,io, seeS. successfully in the oxford Democrat.
cor-t-A =. aris thar they may appear az sProbaie
TS'eI' - be held at Paris N said Cora.v o. tse
Srss1 tSeSa@y 81 A.aT Es<t Il o'efook 10 the
,ar raDsn a9l show causeif any they have Why the
'A"e should not be granted.
K A. FRYE, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

Tewfk. the young ruler Of Egypt, is
particularly fond Of poets and theolo.
gians. and keeps his court full Of them.
He is weak, timid and pious. AMI in
clined 70 religious mysticism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
A true eopy-Attes,: IL c DAVIS. Register,
,,rueeopy-A,ts.t: u. c. DAVIS. Register

THE Sao c-ib,r hereby gives Public No,io' 'hs
ne ha- b--a " app lated b, the Hon. Judge "
Prsuae = tie uunIy al OSfpr I. aud Assumed
tn i-u,t Of Al 1s Slih The will annexed Of the Is
-at- Of
sNNUEL :. LIN RY, lai" % ID snmark.
"a s,id e "a ~. IL e 4 D. gysug b)nd a. the
saw dr. c IA et,r- r-gu - all p@-sNus Ia
d-b,.d , tn - a,s o -tid Diseased - maseim-
media e p ymr q. and t1n-e ShI have any d.
nlnd> Their, 1a Z N Dit he sane H.
ISAIAH {. LIBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

OXFORD. s>:-Nta CDart OF PROBATE h'f at
Pa-s. within aud tor the County OF oiord
M the third Tuesiay Of ApriI A. D.. lss.
lNRNN, Isw gsDLDs Et-cat'r on ee'tate
II of NI-es Brlg1 l4tc o Porter IN sill Coun.
" decea ID, n wing presented niS ac,lunt ofat-
nioistratin Of the safe ri said deee sssi tor ~
ioWsn =.
Ordered, that the said .esutoI give notice 10
all persor. i.te.e-ted by causing 1. copy of this
order TO b. published thr-. weeks suceessively In
tbs. oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
nav appear at Probate Court TO be held AZ Paris
In saii County ON The third Tuesday Il Nav next,
AZ O'Clock 10 the forenoon and shev cause II any
they have why the same should no' be allowed.
X \. FRYE, jucge
A true copy, agjtsi;-H. c. nAyIs. Register
OYFORp, Court al Probate neid Al
fari- Sithiu aud for the County oil Oxford
ON the third Tg-.d a. oil April A. ID. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
Ap hIsth. ISa

OXFORD. Ss:-At = Court of Probate held AZ
Pari. Within aud for the County of Oxford on
-. tniri Tu--iay ~ 40 n, A. ID. ls>2
INe A<Cl~ ~ kEpi ~ NJ '.int-t aiOr on the
II sat oI Nsr;h,E MeDbnAli. late e L brtar
Ia stii ,uu-g ce,tN.-d NJ. iag pres ute! hi'
suat { administration OF the estate of sail lie
case tor -losArcr:
Ordered that siii Admir- give MOTTO to all per.
.ou- Interested b. pGllishin. copy # this
order three weeks ~ cr-siselv In the Oxford
Democrat printed ~ Paris Ia s,iicnuniy thai they
N Az appear At Pr,Oa Court IN b. held NJ Paris
IN the thri irs,lp Vi NAV next a. uine o'o. eek
In the forenoon AMI show cause II any they have
Why the tme sh lgld no, he flowed.
Il. filE Judge.
4 true ODpv-aue,i!-H. Z. DAVIS, R.-i,ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
NOT ICE

S66 !ss,H s,lrsf .T ms i Pss T. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

LhE .uose-iber h-sreb- gives pariie notice that
a.s las been duly appointed BY th- Hoo. Jsdge {
ts9oA-s i'f the COuug. OF oxford aud assumed the
Hl't o. Administrator OF the estate Of
= ALLEN T CUMMINGS. lt'e 81 Bethel,
~ 'ald County deceased. b, giving bond a. law
~ - sne therefore rvqaes per>nns who a~e
s4Iro,ed q the estate of aid q CEASED % r,sEe
.alhriats pa Oeat, sac those Sb0 have any Ge-
- 40 tse.e1E ~ eShiot the san y
ELIZA L. CUMMINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
.1ArE ~ NAME

OXFORD. sS.-B1tri % Coant, Con missioner,
-. R1-r Session, ISL. held by adj 'arnneog
So
lgHa ne foregoing p-titiOa. satisfactory evidence
e4rils 5eeu deceived that the petitioners are tt-
'J0l.1.r, Aai t1t inquiry iato tne merit, % their
Application - eNp-iirat. II il Ordered, InAt the
Count, t1nni,,i1nvr, meet AZ Nv y',t- 'hc
Ia o. 20 o. "a f-tt "a" oh day Of lnr next
- Ten 30 the clock and nencv Ervsr"d q vieS
the rHu.rs .lunrd "a ~tls peiit.1u 1inl.rll ~ y
49, I'D cl yIrs a hearing VI tAr partir, AL WH
a--,"s Nil ue hal AZ -ouus cbuy uieas y ac 10 tAe
'ciul... amt .ucI o, her measures taScu IN che
prem So ~ fhr Com mis- iOnsrs shal JUDGE W prf
A. 10, igItLer urirrrd. thai uotiec ui the tim
place and purpose 81 the Comusls-l nrrS' m'eiiuS
A. re-aid ov gwen tuail person sHd cJrp"Ta Ions
iar-e-. q. hy Causing a,ie,ted cope o >ati prIi
1ot t.a OF thi- orlrr thereon 10 De served up - tAe
Oivra n ,I. IOWA 10. Ctu- Do, "a aIso pp-i'i W
10 iaree Igbic pitces n said TIN Aui PIo1s1ed
l1rvt v-sS- .lcc->-iveIy IA the O<i'r D.n "'ra'
hes,ptper yiitei a t,ri "a Al ,lItE 'iON
'lri tle 49, q aid pub iciiiOn- and each Il tas
oilrr ~ tees Z, b. mti", served and Posed al
vast tlirtt dave before said time ~ uiceiug 20 n
enl t1at al person. snd corp lrstioas nAg thrn
eld there appear aud sheN ctI-e ~ Aoy they nave
w me PRAYER Of said petitioners snodli not DC
.r4E-s-
A.tss-:- JAMES WRIGHT. Clerk.
a tue c1py said Petition ana order OF court
tleTeuR,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09
JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.

Fas s4oscgiosr hereby sITr- puolic notice that
q Ia oeen duly appointed by the doa Judge Of
IrOoaie Tor the County Of Oxford ana assumed the
aus 4 ID Uil strxfriN Of tue estate Of
DANIEL \ WHITMAN, ~ 81 IeX'cl.
- sAii County deceased D. giving bond a. the law
.ieet' she therefor requests al persons who n,
moved % the estate OF said deceased TO make im
mediate pzvmen' and rhDss who have = n demands
f-eiee2 &c e<hie!ttke sslaeto
FANCY ;. WhIrMAS.
Ct lS,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

-v,PD - a JoIrt ut g.o8,tv "a q,
PAL, With "A Tor the S1aaN q, VN'''u o.
-. ,bi-t TlesiNv OF Ap a. \ ID lS,-
.OES- MpULTp> Admins iTatVT on The g
vi ,.fr AZ Rand.ti II b. late a Porter, ia SAL
,,-r-ry -,-.Asei. HAVING presented hts Aco"u
Ss,11ini, raiion OF TOE estate OF SAia dsocased
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

y Z. M Z JaISe.
,,-ss eo2v-l;,e-,.-9 Z. DAVIS, lses'.ier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

INK Sao-cri Der hereby gives pa nc notice nat
=. "a. becn duly appointed by The Hoa-JudS' ~
Prcg,te Tor the C,unty of oxford, aud assume
-. ,-.I-t ,t NJ rini>trstOr % tnr estate OF
~. - - III.lk ~ Larn OF Pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

-, ...., comfy. decra.ed. by giving bond as ths
- J,-rrt.. he Jh.rvt ore requests all persons In
49, a. the estate OF said deceased u max,
,,,,,.-i ale payment; aud those whn have ans dv
80. tsereOn 20 eNhibit the SANE %
JAMES :. WRIGHT,
,--tF Il. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

OXFORD sS;-At Coar. u IA 5et a.
"a me GA rd rue~day Of April 4 -. ~.
I'M Tub sc tlvu ot >Ith ~. Mn unc' ct ~
ID o. H.rtisrf IN sad CuunN V~Uing tht
y, p.,-.ft of Kurs Il "A hs atIlt.IHe t 4 nm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

"a I'D. Iltf the sAi = iinlhlstraLnI Ne n'ti q
% 81 per interested, oy causing &C p, OF o.
=, b t,u tli.h Jnrrs week excessively N
- o,C,ra l,enIc-d prin et AZ Paris, IA AZ the
,'.u.,r a. = rrooaIe Cut be bcld al Ptrt
NJ 100 to1ntv. on the taird Iu--'tsy o MAJ
ps,i st uiae o'ei IN me toIsn9oa Ahl "a.
s.l, p. u al Ihs, have, Shi me sans should no'
Dc AA'" RA FRYE Judge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-09

ls', of Ha.tio,i. N said {. nav dcoess''i;
DrurEEp. tnat - stid Pctutoncr' give uo,ie
q, IL. t.r.ia. Interested % .u-Ing cbYy Of thi~
ord b. o rub ten ! D. &c ~ ~, -ucecs tels %.
t1-uNf,-t D.uo-rat prilt.t ~ Paris ,hAt tnsN
mas ag5.ar a. r. bat C,u- 10 b. holden a.
P.-i, ol IN hint Tur-ity Il Nav net A. mae
-'...-s t8 The .rrnsol. aud SheS ctu-e ~ al,
me. ave way The same 81 a!l n Z b grated
X A.F,lE Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
NOTDREssED FOR THIS CLIMATE.

An Oriental immlg grant dressed in his native cos
tune but without shoes, stockings, gloves or over
coat attracted much attention he walked SILVER
ing up Nassall-st. yesterday morning His clothing
was of the thinnest texture. He gazed around III Il
bewildered manner, as If he did not know where he
was An inquiry addressed to him proved that he
was not acquainted with the English tongue. He
had probably become separated from his fellow i'm
migrants alter leaving Castle Garden. 1t was as
certaned that he arrived the day before at Castle
Gardrn and came from Muscat He brought over
With hun many curiOsitcs, upon which he COM
RELIED to pay 200 francs duty to the Customs Of
fcers. When he lett Castle Garden on Thursday
he vas ac ompdnied by companion, and had san
dals Oh his feet. ~ ging from appearances, lac
must have fallen into bad nands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
rrw-vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1882

tism my right foot terrible conditions the pain
was almost ntoerable family physician waited on me
without sent for another welIkn0wn NJ d., but
the twain could do nothing for could not get down
here 10 the office to attend my duties in fact conld not
foot under at all and after weeks suffering
BEGAN TO grow desperate MY friend whom OF course ySu
know for he Is known by everybody Mt Stacey Ill., OF the
Mount Auburn Inclined Plane Railroad Co.. called to see me-
he spoke highly OF ST. Jacobs OIL and recommended the
remedy glowing terms laughed at the idea OF using
apropietary medicine and ye, the party recommending
(hr Hin remember being Of sound Judgment
TO thinking matter The next day when the
physicians called dismissed them and said 20 myself that
day On the following morning In ht OF desperation sent
bottle Of st. Jacobs on applied that won
derfu remedy penetrated that thought my loot
about or IL did not In fact II did just the op
posite The morning the pain had entirely etI my oo
the swelling reduced and really the appearance was
different before that 10 actually surprised me-
applied OF the St Jacobs OIL aud that afternoon
walked down here and able To attend 10 my
duties and Let me say Tor 81
Jacobs OIL that railroad time and Is always sure TO
win."-lCinCinnat Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
STREETS WHICH ARE NOT CLEAN.

Commissioner Coleman Yesterday made a tour of
the city, and especially of the part below Four
MARS and Walton were doing their work. lie found
little improvement in the condition of the streets
the districts for which the contractors are re-
sponsible but much remains to be done before the
districts can he considered III good condition. The
contractors, in reply TO the remonstrances OF Dit.
Coleman have pleaded che fact that the strike i'll
terered with their plans and allowed the ASHES and
street dirt 10 accumulate. They were reminded that
The strike was not of long continuance, and that
there was no reason why its effect should not have
been overcome before this In any case, they were
told the work of cleaning the streets must be better
done i'll the future than IL has been since the con
tractors began their work, they must give way
10 those whose work will be more satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

BY the resignation of Brigadier- General Varian,
Colonel EmmOns Clark, OF the 9TH Regiment,
as senior Colonel, takes command of the Ihlrd
Brigade National Guard. Lieutenant Colonel
George Moore Smith ha, assumed command Of the
9TH Regiment, and announces battalion dTlll as
follows: Companies G, land X, Wednesday, March
/; Compani,s ID, +. + and q, Monday, March u;
Companies A, b and II, Friday, March 10.
Governor Cornell has received the report of the
BOARD of Officers appointed to select a suitable
fatigue uniform for the National Guard and has
approved it, and the Adjutant-ieneral has promul-
gated the order for ITS adoption. The cap is OF
dark blue cloth with falling top, crescent-shaptd
visor and chnstrap of patent leather fastened with
two small State buttons The uniform coat for the
infantry is doube-brcasted dark blue TUNE with
two rows of large state buttons on the front
and two at the height of the hip behind a sIand-up
collar of Nicholson twll.ed blue cloth,
the number of the regiment IN yellow
metal on the collar near the front the shoulder
straps of light blue the sleeves and he palts III
the Skirt to be ornamented with light blue cloth
The trousers for the infantry are TO he OF sy-bIqe
kersey cut straight with dark blue side stripe i
inches wide The uniform for the artillery and
cavalry is the same for the infantry, except that
the fermentation of the first will be red instead OF
light blue amt of the second yellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
THE PROPOSED NEW AoUEDUCT.

The project of Commissioner Thompson and the
plan OF CnIef Engineer NewtOntOr the construction
of new aaueduct and reservoir capable of deliv-
friug go. 900 GOO gallons of water daily from the
Croton River, was talked about "A good deal by
politicians and engineers yesterday. The under
taking admitted by all TO be feasible, and no
is needed. The principal point of discus
sion was as TO the expense. Very few
HAT the reservoir and aqueduct could be built for
Sl4. 600 600, the amount named by Engineer New.
ION as the estimated cost. The Brooklyn Bridge
and other public works were mentioned rs instances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
KILLED BY AN APPRENTICES MISTAKE.

Hermann Gantsbcrg. ninrteen-months-old son
of the proprietor of the Theatre C0mique No. 81
Washingtoa-s, Hoboken, died yesterday, the vic
tim of the bunder of an apOthecaTys apprentice.
The child was tecthing and also sick with
diphtheria, for which DR.. Heller, of No. II Wash
ington-st was prescribing, the medicine being
put up at Wolfsiern's drug store, at Hudson
and Newark-sts. Yesterday a new prescri ptlon
was ordered and, as The druggist absent, his
apprentice, n boy fourteen If cen years DID, at
tempted to put il up. In its stead he put mp very
strong emetic, which emitted strong odor. Two
ginning about o'clock when the effect upon it
alarmed The parents, and Dr. Ielfer was called, but
it was too late The little one died two hours and
half alter the first dose This, Dr. Heller says,
would not have hurt a vigorous adult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
NOT TO BE DICTATED no.

The 'Longshoremen's Protective Union of this
city has sent circulars To ship-merchants, ship
brokers, ship-captalns and steyedores, embOdyIng
a resolution 10 tine effect that ON and after Feb
ruary 8 union men will not work in dischargng or
loading any vessel where nOn-unlOn men are en-
ployed.p The circular demands that &" the captain,
stevedOre, broker or merchant shall furnish the
union the sum OF $40 per 100 tons
register of the said vessel before any union man
viii work on her" The merchants brokers and
others consider this action unwdTrantable and say
that they VIII not submit TO any such interference
their buSlucsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
THE EXCISE BOARD AND MR.. MONTEITH

James Monteith, representing the citizens Of
Washington Heights, VINO have hal trouble with
the Excise Board, has written the following letter
70 the Mayor:
WAsHINGION HEIGHTS, Feb. 81, 1882
TO The Hon. WILLIAM r. GRACE Mayor IF NeG YOrt city.
DEAR thank you for the copy of Che answer of
the Board OF Excise just received Ii is remarkable for
two things First, the effort OF said Board TO answer
charge which was not made nor even mentioned in
letter 10 yOu towi the Kesel case; and second its
periect OblVOusness of the main charge thar relation
10 The Feg case which has stirred the Indignation Of
our people This IL the case In which the Court, by
means OF conviction. annulled the wife'J license ;
bat in which the husband gOt this accomplishing Board
20 fix up license for hims IL, 50 thai sbuslness might
cont nue. in spite OF the law and the peope.
However, since you turned your attention 10 the mat
ter an Improvement has been observed; btheye the
places complained of have violated The law for two
week. For this. you aud the Police Department are
titled TO thanks. Very truly yours,
JAMES MONTEIIu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
MEETING OF THE BICYCLE RIDERS

An indignation meeting of the bicycle clubs of
this CITY was held last night ut No 2ii East Thirty
f0urth-st Randolph Hurry was elected chairman.
Tie wrath Of the score of persons present was di-
rected toward James kevel, VINO left the city on
toward bicycle ball. Two e tiers from the Of
fender which created amusement rather han SYM
pathy, read to the meeting After consider
ing of j. IL. Oinstead, +. q. Bourne and Elliot
Mason to institute legal proceedings" against the
ening Mr.. Reyel. Another ball Will be attempted
Oh April -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
REsIGNING FROM THE CUSTOMS SERVICE

Isaac ID. Bach, deputy collector at the Custom
House has offered his resignation, to take effect at
the close of the present month His object III leav
ing the customs service IS 10 engage in private bus
ness MIR. Balch entered the service in 1869 when
he was appointed chef clerk of wuat is the
Seventh Division. Under Collector Merritt he was
appointed special deputy collector, and i'll that ca
pacity acting collector in the absence Of the
Collector. Under Collector Robertson he has been
in charge of tine TnIrd Division. Mr.. Balch has
been an efficient officer, active in Introducing re-
forms i'll management and Ill increasing the eff
cheney of the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25
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