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New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

ANOTHER 0EBuiN THEATRE 0y THE EAST sfDE
MrKcr Knnkin hns rrleascd tho Third Ave-

uuc Theatre from January 8. The theatre viii bo known
from TINT dnic ~ the Apollo Theatre" and will bo run
ns frmau Theatre. uudor tho business MANAGEMENT oi
kdnlph NeurudorH. formerly of the dcrnsnlh
Theatre Madame Magda lfschick the German tftgr
dcnnc viii bsGiu engagement NJ the theatre on Jahu
aIy o. to ho followed by short season Of German co,
oprn Tor May and June season of legitimate Lngl-I
opera Ia contemplated The house VIII then BE- olo'e
duIug Juy August and September fOr IedeCOtAiOn ahu
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

nnlENE- MI

0RIENE-InLrON-O Ncincidty. December 10, AZ ~.
lAulA church, Autwtrp. \. \. by tho hrV j Nin,lnw,
Imiy, daughter OF r iao Archibald i ton Of New YORK,
g. Alvin W bro'uo. uf Nuutn huuchNstcf conn.
NINNIN Nk~Nn saturday December 49, ~ l"t laA I
7Ai ,t by tho itry W lhm Lloyd Nm o. AoWhou. ~ lso.
worth, uglaud Louise Nrouuu tuar1ftr Uud dlH "a
adj uf sweden
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
COMMENTS ON BISMARCKs DEFEAT

Berlin, Dee 1G.-1he papers which reflect
the opinions Of the Conservative and new German I'D
en parties di.apwove tho action Of the Beichs'ag yes
terav I'm refusing to pass the motion ordering the ciea
tio ~ second dircctorshlp IN he Ministry for Foreign
tfns The Gu-ctte Is the only one that expresses
appiOyal.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
We often receive complaints from ladies who

have applied to other retailers for the genuine Non
parcll Vryceen and have been supplied with other and
much inferior qualities Ii II to project purchastrs that
the ira le-nark sampsd The bdc Ot each yard II
only ress with the ladies To insist upon seeing this guar
autce Of grnuiucncs, and not 10 hc asHcSd by what
can only Interested praise of othcr makes OF Vel
The finer qualities arc equal IN appearance ana
wear better than the very best Lyons SILK velvet ana
cost only tthe of the price. We Away, have on hand
large stock of the Nonparel NelVcleens In all the
fashionable shades ana ocr them - per cent lower than
any other hrm. Lc BOltilicr Bros broadway ana Four
tecnth-st. -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

a. the poor wrctches are called VINO p""'' y" WV
nss. sss... between two advertising bos'as'
.,..,,v M houses In Abyssinia have o SECOND
IN" ,css an atic terminating ~ ihntehoa roof
% Ss walls ayasy m ., md" dog. w,s" rss. and % HoaS
cupants WI, rheh the natives foster with The greatest
s and sy q'ns 'ss c .o"S Ss
Thcre Is r,snH T,hIcpan viii tell you without blush
s. ncar HSS 81 ps' Ss Washed after death
his ma'i iccls hard and uncopfortable he VIII anon, az
,mssli with mutton fat m his head anu oou'
nins ns,,n .iphadclphia Press
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
HIGHwAY R0BBERr IN NEWARK.

AS MIS-. NIIilIt UTUSN tIIUT WIS ItdNIUE NIII
tary Park tie Centre Street gate In Newark ycsler
day young snHtched her satche from her and He'd
He wa, arrested after long chase. The Satchel con
tainrd lC- 10 diamond ring which the owner values
nt 500. and some uncut diamonds. The prisoner was
James ScTatOn, age twenty y-hNc, oI NO 81 hhma-sI
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

I NhiisfIas Appeal Tor POOf h.iGlcn.
lne cay Ot 'goOi VIII men ought To DC haNpy
day 70 those who have few pleasures and friends
The children the poor the homeless little sleeping
beneath starways and blrgs hiyering tho
with barely crt OF hfea Tor me Christmas east appeal 10
oil the humane and knd1c whatever Nation sect
Tor aid ami mDaily The JlfILDREN'S AID SDtIErY
Of has for more Than - been caring FOR this
u labor sneltering feeding and Othng them and ptepar
ing them Tor good homes aud 10 be useful citizens Nho
viii hep' who vii spent happier christmas by thinking
he ha placed homeless e Kind honest VINO
viii give food clothing ant shoes 10 the shiseiing and
Sixty DOLLARS viii give christmas present. OF hnrs
DRED DOLLAR5 W proyiie % dinners iOt NINTH tor
leo chdrp FlFrY DOLlAh5 viii put SHOES on the bars
1he pTa eu,sslon 81 business this season has thrown
nR. nnis ~ roor people on ~ work ani viii isse ths
C. l. BRACE seetetatyl
tril,pns Ali Sre.ptt
bece,abef ia9h Station IS ~ ias, ith.st Nea sBfk.
gisa W. l ls,a3 spl eig.hni my gsal # y hi1 ,,li
Ns,as NJ HS. 4 G,at A Mfiaspi Va e,,ha. - ks Hgies
spsps u " ehpss 81 pst3Aiet eless ,na,e tatses "
WitiiAM \ BHafh President
HtHhnt ,, iiiit f.eAsNteit , ~ A-ss1i.t
AmegiesH h4eNa"SA Aav34N bANk sew ie'@
MoRB nl lnb ltAK
There were duFug lhN s5t Ie,l n Lodging Honsat
l3s3i dlnpiVn hHs aha sgs 3fhfh meals aud VI 5oi'
igiHga Nec aui ple "a he lNeniy da ani ipAgtlen
oytnns Cheois.S6e $50 ehidreu ehn Tau iht anl
nara; iel an claHh lal meals lo.ng sapppli 5iot
Nelu t0h0mfs. mabiyin ihe W,si 42tl were allied
sion Ii3 rhdren enjoyed the onehts al tho sanner
Home al ha, L. l. ayefaging about 300 pr week. liz:
loney Isl and 5i' girls nave Ieen instr ct n IN u,oM
sewing machine tho Girls OIsng House ani IN tao
Industrial schoI 5000 - have been deposited ln tho
Penny SAVINGS hanks IOtt nuDOr under charge OF tho
the Siti
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

The Muewu,pp cle,nsnt coull not otherwise be rs II
feciually slapped In the face as by Mclean appoint
ment, aud they deserve IT, The sh.g lhn 'hns " A. ~. ~
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Kucshridrc Is allowed one member. making tho toia
rcnrr.cuatou SOL increase OF ~ members over th'
present County Committee.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
Gpefiai Msllfss
Ars's'is pseseass
al
SCHAUS' ARr GALLERY.
7iJ BROADWAY,

Special attention IS caled q thelr acoIt c)asoa VI
artistic presents suitable fos Holiday Gihs
OIL PAlAIINGS,
wATERCOLOR DRAWINGA
ErCHINGS AND LINE ENGRAVINGS,
ARTISTS COLOR BOXES 60
The collection OF Paintings comprises wor6s by tho moss
celebrated artists OF Europe
An early call Is rospecti illy solicited.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

murder OF his In January 1892 lie wept whc ls-
tcniDg a. tho reading ~ tho death warrant and begged
peoiHy not to be dOwnef IN tho papera" He hnd 10
be held white being handrunrd and was supported on tho
seall0ld bY Two mon while tho wa ndlnhicd.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Diamonds
RANDEL BARRYMORE & BILLINGS
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS.
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY
s. Nassau.st. and 20 Maidenlln,. Ses-Yorx
St Andrewsst, London.
Holiday GINS AND DIARIES AND DAILY JoURNALs
fo' 1902 At FKHNcIs & LoUTREL Manufacturers
a. Maiden lane Your custom solicited
nel''la, apd Medd,3s ., Present.. s,I: ..
IL y. SQUIRE ~ SONS, ~ Fulton-str Aow.ioIk.
Merry Christmas to Al"
XMAS cAEp ,s rS% P3ins ,,rs,,n 9y rr9 9se Sosa
by G. moore OF l9s Nisat ssI9S esI s, sos sna
,ens Tor sanple copy TO H. WEik agent n,
Liberal discount o he trade.
Xmas Appeal tor Workins"omeu.
Ladies AM hUusac Gamers by mo
G can at S s ,r 3, sf sy SarSry %S 70 "a,
Pos, Ohcs Nouev.
Letters for Europe need not be specially directed for
dsspatc py any particular steamer In oer speedy
dsNcy at tde'.naon as all trans Auan'e malls are ior
oeg9 %ais Tor the %sss en&as .senSs. 90 will e''o
Qnernsown etors tor Germany aud France must bo ~
So lw,, Wa Southampton ami nremsn letter, lor
Great britain and other tarop"aa countries aust DO
,,,I,' ,a..sei' "a, 'I.yrs rn,,.. nr n,,,,. Va,
ysea. ,9elo9ns lf Ia'D"'s Y9S', = 'S s s'i, 70, r
tops poI y Of Montreal, VIA Qloonsto"h ~ pal
nj hnsrlh \. g. and santiago uni, pcs NahtiaE0
AL ltiup m fOr Hnd Porto iNcn VIA havana aud
ior Iunpe The, thiapas Ihsasco hnn pnfaihs Nehlfh
urta AlVtanifia lieitcfs for oihet Msslcsn
ttntni must be directed per tiJ ut AlekaDlra,J 40
7n m. ior ifuiio ana Hnatnn. per . a. T.. u. Ward,
H. VIA NowtflrnnA -
FniDAS~At Uj0a. " for Newfoundland. per = = MI
sAiURDAN AT l3p a. m. fof Europe, ve a. hnianuc
WA lurrnsosn. ~ I. AOa ~ iot NCpilhnd ditr,t psr
80 Ancnora. glasgow deter. must be dlrcolsi
Ansh0Ia'N al iljU A. N. TOT bngium GifVIt, psr
50 Penn land wa AutNrtp, AZ A. m. Tor the Ncth 4.
lands direct, pers rchlriam. VIA Amstofiaml NJ 10
A. ~. ontia America and the south a,ic posts,
A. toon, Via AHiiuwhl tlcttcrs iOr MoNie0 must DO
directed per Colon ~ | y m. ior the Minlward
1nlands per sA Muriol NJ lJOp M. Tor cuba Psrtp
Rcp aud Nassau, \. T.. per rs. Newport, Wa Havana
MaHiOr hna ANA Japan, per city Of orr Via On
FrAaci,cJ. Gloss hero Ds'emesr % a. D. dAi, Tor
Australia New.Iealnd. sandwich ana fl lsanls pr
,tS oi syinr, WA san Frsnclscol closs nero Janu
ay 10 AT y. m lOr on arryA At Nsw lvrsN O.
Adliaiic with Brush mails Ter As,trihaL
srhes,islhe u clo,nt OF rrl,bpllsc nan, ~ trrnret
ontae Drs,i sDusl lttihr iNltprrhp,l rsrltl rths
anfrAnclscl dais tle .lst trcysg ON ridSN so
fTanolscoos tao lar ,Mst sttasr, are h,pit,iSt
hsh'''"' '"" HENRY %. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Pest Onsa Nsw.Ysrg. n. 1. Dec. L. lsA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

The Lungs are Strained and Rackcd by an
obstinate COu-h which, taken In time, Dr. Jaynes Tx
pectorant would speedily cure -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17
HASoED FoR MINING MS SON

CINCINNATI, Dec. 16.-John u. Hoffman,
was hanged here thiS morning In the jail yard fof the
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

PVneh Informs Mr. Hendricks that while the Gle
fhal6 tail may hold Itself on proud equallty WIN tne
usAl. nOAo4l VIII feed nay " IT,
New-York tribune., 1884-12-17

Ar, ar' ,EH EEHzreScrd'ossyy, S
roREiGN AND AMERicAN rAiNTISos.
''aS,S'S 500 w@m's. 9"E'fs."s
THE BARKER GRGkSR9. a KID 40 LInERrY.sr.
rurRSaG aud Grl fa1pHy !Ig 81 sale Hy aIei2q hqp,y
De'eT9sT yeI ~ y y sn co 2o conTe15s % dp a6 s''E
The majority ithe moro vauib,s pictures
in this collection have 10 ~, a er.,G y ,esstedby
aa' ali VIII be sold BY Sr a,s ION as aSovc
MokE THAN 200 AnfIsrs HErREsENrHD.
FROM SAME owNfRs. AFEw PIECES
hEoyz a1S Eva aud afEAG Sr2GS r2GeT
Exhibition dH5GGE iIGp 4 7 l. iG B&Eks Il g Auetonser
A William p Moore. Aucuoneer.
MOORE'S ART GALLERY,
300 5THAVE.
GRAND HOLIDAY SALE OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
NOW on EXHIBITION,
1000 LOTS OF FANCY GOODS
APPROPRIATE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
SMOKING sSEGi a5s 8sH n1 SH'e GAME
eF' fOeI1 Rpf1. nS'1 %o9p yoy NI3y 'S SD SSi iIr
ALL OF WiiICM MU:TbE SOLD
BY AUCTION THIS WEDNESDAY,,
TN noitl5Ar RSRAHi' AID \ ar, ahiDai' - a.,
10 O'Clock morning. a, O'clock afternoon each cay
Bangs IL Co... Auciioneers
739 and al Broadway
VIII sell THU RsDA Y and FRIDAY at 1920 p IN. collec
ton OF valuable and handsome BOOKS. including the
LIBRARY OF
FERDINAND WARD.
To be soil by order Of John T. Wilson. Receiver.
nrS many Elesant and Costly illustrated Books
Audurons Norh Ameiiea rig nal issue IN teiioi
folio the Hquareiss Modern french
states McKenney 4 iiars Indians; icureslu Erropei
Fine Photographs of Masterpieces Ant Works Military
nl, e., &
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

BHNASr's PoSD CARTS a Bryant %
Soath Woodstock. have taken q. 600 job
hsallng poplar In the town of Newry. for
Anses Daley % this place.
one car bad Of potatoes has besn ssns
nom this station. By W. n Cole. Price
paid. a. cents.
Dow a Stevens sre doing Qalte Abusi.
ness thrc~hing gIsin In this vlcinlty.
The town balidiag. look very neat amer
having = oes coat % paint
James Shsrsn has arrived home from
Nss Mexico
The meeting % The oxford UnlvsrsAli-,
Association wss vel attended. many con.
ing from q distance. uumb.r of cisr.
gymsn ~sr~ present
W. learn that Mr.. Marble has tweuty
msu engaged In cutting timber on tract
% land In Sygotch. which be- intends 10 20,
iato The Abdro.coEEin, the coming spring
The msu have peeled sbou, six Hundred
cords % hsmlOck barb. which Il % be ssut
from this station The coming winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21


wr.r Pans. oct ii.-Mr. Albert Rioker
/, quite slek with typhoid fever-a,sendet
BY DR.. Yates
Mrs.. william Il some better.
Mrs. RoxaunA Bean from Mason, Is Wis
ting Rev. Msssrs. Andrews and william
her former pastors.
Rev Mr.. wliham reports the suhserip'
ton secured 10 pay the debt due on The
church.
Rev. c. y. Allen. Presiding Elder OF The
Lewiston District, preached here on The
evening Of las, sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Dunn
OF No. Newry. preached In he morning
The son OF Mr.. John willis Is home on :
visit from Florida
Mr.. Weston whitman Is very poorly with
trouble with the lungs.
The new tomb At the cemetery looks
nicely.
Heavy frost, Friday night, ground fore
some.
Ell. Jodklns has len town again for
bis work.
The forest l. beautiful.
Corn and potatoes furnish a plentiful
hArves, Apples are abundant.
The Fair q, SO. Paris took hos, OF Peo-
pie from our place.
Cleveland and Butler stock. dull 10 the
market Blaine and Logan are the people
choice. We don't expect the world 70
stop. however, whoever may be elected
President. w.
oct. Isl. II. Barrows has bought
10, OF Mr.. Klngsbury Curtis, and Is digging
cellar, and Is about 10 put up building
6saS5 feet, two stories high; the lower
story, We understand. for 9 store-the up
per story 10 be used for paint shop and
store-house for his chairs which he manu-
fsctures In large quantities.
VIM. Bradbury IL preparing TO put up
stable and ell. connected with their millin'
cry shop. These two buildings will make
quite an addition to our little village.
Mr.. Kicker has had quite q sick time
with bilious and typhoid fever be Is some
better.
Mrs. William Is better.
Mrs. Phebe Maxwell OF Sweden Is visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. Lorslnus Willis and wife. who have
been visiting their father and mother-hr
and Mrs. John wIllis-start for their hons
In Florida next week.
Mrs. Ethan willis has returned from hel
visit 10 Gorham, n. II.
Elisha Emery has gone 10 Gorham. te
Ioln his wife who was making . visit viii
friends there.
Mrs. Aurella Pierce Of Norway and heI
niece, Miss Jennie Pierce, daughter OF Rev
simeon W. Pierce. have been visiting ., s
b. Lockes and calling on other friends.
Mr.. Weston whitman Is still quite slim,
being confined 10 his house.
Rev. Mr.. william Is collecting the sub
seription TO the church debt and expects In
q few days 10 settle the same.
How rich, lovely and gorgeous are the
forests
Mrs. Susan Clanin IL making quite Z
visit 10 friends at Bridgton and Norway.
Mr.. Frank Porter's family are getting
some better. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

BUcsYTuLn. Oet is-A much needed
work 10 grazing and cleaning up the old
part % ths csmetsry IL Don ln progress
Another OF oor aEci citizens. Mr.. MARI
Lowell. diei This wcsk Mr.. l. hal reached
the advance az o. nlny-ons years. and
anti ne past year aad been sble 10 wsk
10 The village. q distance Of three miles.
AMI back. rhough never q Vigorous man.
his heaita wAs qalts gooi uatil within =
day 90 two Ofhl death. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

fHNEnrn1, Oct lls-Mr.. o4Ay offhA
died a, the residence Of her sou. VIM q.
Spring. Esq.. oct 9Th, aged -. Mrs.
spring and her sister, The late Mrs. Vale
IA q. stone OF Maiden. Mass. VINO In her
Ki,s 70 many Institutions did not forget
tAls. were formerly students a. the Aesd-
emy.
Mrs. q. II. Brsdoary has gone 10 y. \.
Cor The winter.
Ms Hannah O.gosd and mother are
visiting 10 Mass.
Able y. smith AMI Miss stodsrt were
married q shor, time since.
Mr.. san. surk. now Of Portland. sPen;
last Sunday In own
Ma sarah 5. Evans caves nsrt week,
.nd wiIl attend the meetings Of the Amer
lean Missionary Association 10y whom she
= sent south o. salem, on her way 10 her
work among The oolored people Of Louis
vile. Kentucky.
Mrs.. Weston and Miss Alice \. spring
yer, a, Mr.. X. p. weston's, last week.
Ms. n. X. wlgsin has returned TO Boz
Ton.
Mr. Amos C. Fry. and Miss Mary X
rbome-. both Of Fryebars. were married
In Portland. Tuesday. Oct IA. BY Rev. Dr.
Feua. Aner . short jOarnsy, they wiz
return 70 Frysburg for the winter
N&LR Charles are building dwell
ing house beside their shop
Mr.. ChAs. \. smith 10 baildins on BIS
lot. jast below Mr.. Harrison AeSeAs
house.
various traces OF bears have been found
In the woods and on the farms a-oend MI
Tom.
FL Gee Of the Oxford House. 10 TO
enter he y. Y. College OF Physicians and
Surgeons. soon
Mr.. Dana Charles 10 10 leave the Oxford
House and taks r. c. chAdeoarns's meat
business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

So. P.EIs. Oct is.-Fair week Is over
=, l.., and the good people Of the village
can draw q free breath once more. Daring
the three days Of the Fair the streets OF our
mai. burroush assumed ell the hustle and
activity OF metropolitan city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
Browns SarSaparila

Z. ruaf.nts,i i1 a. s1 oi.uoi o. %, as any
drsr-lsf- give yoa h,fk yauf u.ansy y % d.
~ nsur'ai.r tl-1 se pint ou'Y houe iss'i-
l.1riai. frun reuahls lrFir
nfusus ssr-sgar1s h. 80 hY a. tfucrsis -
80 1919 o. $50. Ana WAhhkN. Pr
Ie-l-r. n.nrr. Nl---
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

WE have not received any report OF the
Waterford town fair. advertised 10 come
on last Friday. Correspondents should
,snd In their news before Saturday night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAs. Charles y. Meksnsey q BacL
gage deed, dstsd the ffteenth day Of september,
A. ID. is.l. asd recorded IN oxford Registry OF
Dseds, book la, page 49,, conveyed 20 me. the
ated In Bucih elf aforessid. and bouoded and
described - follows, 20 III y being part Of ict
No. ~. IN the West division Of lots IN sah town.
acres. more OF less. Also another iot Of land 10
said town containing twenty seres, more or lsss
situated on south Iiil. % called, bang land for.
nerly ovsed BY ssphen Hutchinson, as1 sane
Young, By MA decd Of March q. is1s, aad record.
"a IN Oxford Registry, Book is7, Page scj. and
vhereas, The condition Of said mortgage he's ben
condition thereof. I claim . foreclosure Of AL
mortgage. WELCOME kiNsLkr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
HAVE YOU GOT

A n.ekshs. Dr.~tas-Ao~n Pain. weary. 1irct
Frsling, Dlsinciinsiion 20 iAhor, seanv a'a
ugh co,orei urnef n yoa hasesnJ n ie'.e
,fosh,e. you nag b. SURE yoa have khineI y =
cas1 Ar you hliiousi Have yoa Iaonai's 7
10 yoa have a sAii0w o0mPArrionf Ar -
irUuhaed win eonsiipsiioni n ~. yoa hAse
Liver Complaint and shoud rad the fono~ins
te-timouiaisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Nss. G. fN.saoxrrr. q IIcrmon, hal kidney
pi-ua-, Coui ~, siiup bat ofe Or i~o boar a.
aiiuc. Hat a constant ufod feeling ani sift
ho..iachs. io.-sfher sifh ne asuai nACkAChb
that sooompanir. Khiney n.~'.-s iisF husoAni
took nro~u's sarsagan,ia 20 hsr, aud ~ its a.
ne "a curei. and can no~ run q sssing mafhins
and a. work ahuui hef hol-e bitter ulan O.
yuar. NJ. nrsrkrti ssy. thrr~ mast hsse essn
one hanlirs,i p.,otis can - 49, hrf anf al agree
that that famoas Rro~ns ssrsaIafila carei ~
~ Khiury Di-r.-c.
a. q. nessars. Nrryhauf, Ahhoi, Ne, h,d
srufuiA T.ai ani ankis sssii.i - b. couh ~
an. Gave up hasnsss rssi fouf hoiis.
Rr,sas s,r-agarna. "a oar',l, ani DIV atisnds
o. hu.iu--- - vci =. erer.
Nv. Ttsnrrrs. n n, sisis1a, NJ. pr,-fri'-
nr,s.u. sar.ss-rins o. an I'm. q Ktinsy sni
ils.r nl--.ss
Ma Caas fsrrra-ox. Enginssr. hansof, vas
sarri u Klinsy n..as-s, oaa-,i ~ 0scf stsr'iaf'
nfiug. g.
~ Waves. Trfn -, nsnsor, 80 eufui q
Khiusy pi--,-, ~ nfusus ssr-.Iaru'A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21
BACKACHE

with al Other Symptom. q Ki.neY pises-. ~
husband wNs eAIisd houne as ne vss dangerously
IN. b. touxhi nro~u's ssrsaptfiiia. - vAs elfsd
~ a. and y nov a,,ut hsr houss m bitter hath
tian o. var. Tss testimony - her friends l.
nat nro~u. ssr-syaris ssF,d 30 NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

Nns CH.s uArnoHS, 81 Par ~, bsnenf, has
BIN Wy low with kidney pi.ea-s ~ h.f hs'n
cansns.i 20 her ~ o. sons tina Hal oo''-
sfant and lufense
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-23
Republican Rally I'm Virginia.

HARRIsoNBURa, Va, July PA Repub-
hcan mass meeting to ratify the nomination
OF Blaine and Logan was held here Monday
it being court day. At an early hour the
streets were filled with people The number
was estimated to be from 3 900 to 1000, and
large numbers of them came from dis
tance, chiefly to soc Gen Malone. The
speakers were Senator Malone, Hon. II
c. Parsons, Attorney General Blair, Hon
John s. Wise, r. j. Walker (elector from
the district and Jacob Yost
Malone was introduced by Ex-State Sen
ator Webb He was well received and SPOKE
from notes He confined himself principally
TO discussion of the tariff and the Danvilly
riot, and was greeted with applause at the
opening and closing of his speech
Mr.. Parsons a warm personal friend O
Mr.. Blaine, followed, and spoke of the bene
fit that would derive to the south if Blaint
was elected. Attorney General Blair was re
ceivsd with more enthusiasm than either
Mr.. Wise was hot in his denunciatioHs O
the Democrats for what he densminated "th,
bloody massacre of the Danville riot" anC
discussed the different features of the tarif
as between Repuhlicanism and Democracy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-07-23
That Five Cent Fare Bill.

On last Tuesday night Colonel Fellows,
of New York, addressed Cleveland and
Hendricks ratification meeting at Dubu
que. An immense audience greeted him.
The Dubuque Telegraph, an independent
journal, having requested Mr.. Fellows to
explain Governor Cieveland's veto of the
Five Cent Fare Bill, the orator did so as
follows according to the TeIegrapRs re-
port of the speech;
Mr.. Fellows began by saying that he
had been asked in a very courteous man
ner by the Telegraph to explain certain
charges which had been made against
Governor Cleveland, and in regard to
which the people had right to demand
an explanation, Regarding the elevated
railroad five cent fare bill he said: All
know that New York is a vast city stretch,
ing along the bay for distance of twen-
tyseight miles, and containing a popula~
tion of l 500, 600 inhabitants. There was
an increasing demand among the people
for better travelling facilities, and the old
cbiSSb Val AONCNSl IL uC
multiplied, could not satisfy this demand
What was to be dones Capitalists were
asked to invest their money in an elevat-
ed railroad, but the outlay would be so
enormous (such road costing $700, 900
per mile) that they shrunk from doing SO:
Under Governor Tilden's- loud cheers
administration, however, some men were
found who were willing to invest their
capital IN such an enterprise, and bill
providing for ar elevated road was intro
duced in the New York Legislature. The
provisions of the bill were that the statute
should be contract between the city of
New York and the state of New York OF
the first part and the elevated railroads
organized under it of the second part
This contract or statute provided tina,
from half-past o'clock till half f-past in
the morning. and from half>past A to hall
past 2 in the evening-the hours wher
working men were going to and returning
| from their work the fare should be five
cents, but at the other hours of the day
the fare should be ten cents, and should
remain so until it vas ascertained the
corporations were realizing ten per cent
on their investment. About two years
ago bill was introduced in the legisla-
ture and arbitrarily passed reducing tht
fare to five cents for all hours of the day
Gov. Cleveland gave this bill his carefu
attention. and sent it back to the legisla
ture without his approval, at the same