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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04


mined to investigate said charges and
prove or disprove them he left his
residence, 1910 10th street, ostensibly land
informing defendant SOY for New York, but in
reality remaining IN Washington with the
intention of watching her actions. He states
complainant received word that the defendant
was to be found at the Office Of one DR.. Gustavus
Brown, Q dentist Of No. SIT 18th street north
west, where said Brown has suite OF rooms,
consisting Of parlor, bed and operating
said house with his brother, Walter Parker,
failed to find the defendant in either
the parlor or bed room, but discovered
her hat and gloves in the latter ROOM the bed
showing evident signs Of recent occupation,
the covering thereon being greatly disarranged
and thrown about; that upon entering small
room Just of the parlor, and which complainant
believes is used as an operating room, he dis
covered the defendant and the said Brown on q
sofa together in o most disgraceful and COM
promising attitude; that ON being discovered
said Brown calculated: Ny God. don't kill me,
and made good his escape into the hall OF said
house and locked himself in one Of the back
rooms thereof. Complainant 10 informed and
believes and 80 AYERS that defendant has COM
united adultery with said Brown and with
other men. 70 your Sompls,nant unknown ,. on
states that in July, 1880, defendant was visitsd
at Aybury Park by said Brown. who, as COM
plainant Is informed and believes and 90 AYERS,
rpsnt some time there with her." He
states. that the several acts OF adultery
and the one specifically charged we're COM
mitted without his coasent, connivance, DC.
He further ayers that his employment a.
commercial agent pecessitates his absence from
the city for the greater part Of each year and
while he was 20 absent she enjoyed the fullest
opportunity for carrying on her illicit hasons.
He states and charges on information and be-
1ief that duriuR hi6 absence defendant vas In
the habit Of receiving male callers, who re-
manned with her until very late In the night,
and &c was her custom when she had no callers
to 60 ont, remaining away for hours and leav-
ing the child locked up alone in the rooms aud
othsrwise neglscting and msltressing It. &c
and eoutrol Of We ehilA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
EoR rs

one - tn moot acvptahlr magazine.
which has ever ryaCh-i oar table b. IN,
Crr,u Rag upon th- yo,er - Shi,h li.
editor IA. Cho..u o. plscr ths iu.cripii"u
a u.sle.. bat entertaining magazine
ior ilawyvrs. Ths work o. faf from
usslr.. however and h. editor. Horace
". Fuller, 81 hss s~yrral times during
the pat war hal oc,a.iou to explain
that tn magazine "a. ''u.rlc.." in thr
srn.r - comparison With ths ,la.. -
magazine. which xiv, dig,si. 20 Law
cas-. and other matter tending o. all the
lawyer Ia his practicc. 'uls 1rv-u
Bag" devote. itsslf almD.t exclusively
% tn entertainment - tn hwyvr and
hss .cur,d a gryat sucC-... It. make up
ioth literary aud mechanical l. - the
finest. u,~ ISSUE. - 10. fir.i war l>>s'
Couiaiu ,aluahls illustrated articlc. upon
distinguished iuri.,. ani al.o upon th@
law sch"ols % thr United state. The
January i~,-o issue contains fne por-
trait and Biographical sketch - Hon.
David ,. BrvWer, rvccutiy appointed
an A.so,iaie jusiic. % The I :. >uprvme
Court and ,aluabl, Illustrated ariicle
on Women LAWYER. ~ N, United
State beside. a grrat variety % other
entertaining matter for memt-r. - The
legal profession. M publisher. arr thr
Boston Book Company, n IL BEACON
street, Bo.iuu. The .ub.Criptiou pric"
j. $50 psr YEAR In adancr. single
nnml.r. rs rrni.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
A VISITATION Az FIRE

Rruthef y. l.. Stearns, - the lan'
County Herald. Dighton, Nan, had III
misfortune o. lc-s hi printing of'ice by
hrr saturday, Jan. 2ith. The los "a
entire. not only All the printing m'isria
being DESTROYED, bat the subscription
lit and arcOunts a. well, With Ne In
surancs. Bruther ~tearns has oar sln
ccrv sympathy, a. well az that II man'
other friends, In his native town ~ lsri'
and also In other parts u oNford
County. The paper i not 60 - stop
p~i bv the misfortune, bat came cat 10
reduced sire last week. and will ~ "a
a. befor, A. .oon a. nc~ outfit can =
ss.sfr..I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
rsf Arrllcrrp cAalNtr

he memhcrs % the cabinet arr sall,
Afflicted this winter. The funeral #
walker Blsins va hardly over, Nh"u
tn death % Mr.. Coppingrr, VI. Raine'
oldest daughter. was Announced. This
Was ths fourth death vhich has o,currwI
In ths Blalns family within a fes week,
AMI "a. 20 coursr a sc,rrr blow o. th'
ALREADY afflicted family. Following im.
meiAiely after this came one ~ ths
worst horrors ga rccori In Washington
>ccrytary racy's house "a. burned. hi'
wife Killed hy jumping from window
n. young daughter ani a servant p~rtsh
s,i IN the flame. aud th- s-crvtar, him
self VA s"mew hat. though not danger
ouslv. Affected hy the smoke, AMI Sa'
ouly sa,~,l hy h,lne carried from M
house unconscious. II l. no vonirf I
The report from Washington l. true. that
the.s two afiiictei men wi.h o. r,iir~ Al
once FROM pgbli, ufe. bat o. d. tn D.
hoIed that ths counsel - rrv.iieui liar
rison may prevail. and that thee tv,
men. who have served 81 sell, AMI y ~
can 80 90 D. spared. NAV coutiuus thsi'
public ssr,icss.
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A 0As oF sAcssosI

speaker E~-i. during tn turbulent
proceeding. ~ ths lat fee day. Ia con-
grrss, IA. nc,,i~i o. p, man with an
Immense poser - holding hi. temper.
aud ~ iufrNihl, backbone \ man Nho
lacked anything - thr.. qualIti-.
would have fallc,i in a.. move which
Reed has .uc,-.sfully carried through.
1hs lvmoyrat. refused o. vote Ca The
question AZ issue. and the Republicans,
With several % th.ir uumb.r krpt away
BY sickness, dit uot have vote. enough
O. maks a quorum. u has b~rn prac-
tic, In the House fDr ths minority. When
desiring o. prevent action CA any msas-
urv, o. refrain from voting. aud. unless
aquorum voted the got, Nas 20 no e.
fcCi, The memb-r. net voting bring trvai-
"a a. constructiVely absent. Hut In thi.
Instance, aquorum hing prv-@ut, >psak-
cr Ec,i dirvctcd The clerk o. enter upon
ths iourual thr name. 20 CERTAIN mem
hsr. ~ho we're present bat di not vote.
This was something never done hsiorv,
and Il va. The signal fora storm which
rag~d Tor thrr- day. o. The exclusion If
All other business, and has continued
since With somewhat atats,i fury
through h AL Mr.. Reel D.. borne him
elf With drmnvs. and good humor, aud
Il i probable that the new rule. % the
House vill smb.,iy tn essential features
81 his rulings. rhe ruling .. In accorl
with all common sense, and II stop ..
put % the blocking % public basine..
by those Who ar, chosen % transact that
business, and then remain dumb and u.
lent In th~ir seats, the country will -
much nearer a perfect form u rvpubli.
can government than under the old .ys-
tenn. 4 decision Of the supreme Court
Of Indiana, rendered last Dcc.mbsr
treats the question In commoh-.en.s
manner:
The rule 8. that II therr l. a quorum
present and a majority ~ the quorum
vote In favor % the measure il will pre-
vail. although an equal number should
refrain from voting. II l. not the ma
jOrity 20 the whole number ~ member.
present that i required. All that i ~
quisite l. majority Of the number Of
members required 10 constitute a quo
rum. II there had besn four members
81 the common council present. and
three had voted for the resolution and
one had voted against L.. or had not VOt-
81 AZ all. no One would hesitate to affirm
that the resolution Vas duly passed, aud
IL can make 10 difference whether -four
or stx members are present, since Il |.
always the vote ~ the majority 81 the
quorum that i effective. Ths mere pres
ence ~ inactive members does not I'M
pair the right Of the majority II the quo
rum o. proceed with the basiness ~ the
body. IN members present desire 10 de-
feat a measure they must vote against Il /.
for lnaction will not accomplish their
purpose. Their sllence Il acquie-cencs
rather than opposition. Their refusal
to vote Il. In eject. a declaration that
they consent that the majority OF The
quorum may act for the body Of whieh
they are nsmbsrs."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
DIED.

In Paris. fsb. :, capt. souna. shaw, s<~i =
years. -,
sarah Msyconnsll
In Norway, Jsn 81. Mrs. Mar A.. willow ~
IN. late 1harls. a. Bafk. sssf 20 year..
In Norway. feb. 4. Augusta rhayer' af~i |"
In Norway. rsb. q. Nellie y. Libby. as~i %
I'm ,.r.sn~o.i. Fsb. q, Addison. saa 20 Isase
W Noys. axest about u YEAR,.
In Osfor'i. Jan. d. ksskisi hArnes, Arei y
year,. -
IL ks,sr Y.n.. rsb. I. ouvsr s,aniy. ssed ..
10 Re,bvry, Jan. .. infant 'oa Of NJ. and
In ssmssr. Jsn. o. Ms. knspAs'ss morrill,.
In Rss,ios'i. Jan. .. q. L. kimbaii. srei "
In North rry,esrr. Jan. Is. rr~i Furts.A.
Ia csssss Point. Jss. q. Nancy chiias. as~i
In ssssh wo<-iss.ck, Jan. q. Minnie. daughter
Of John b. Rieh, ase-i II years.
In Hsio,ss. Jas. q. MI. u. u. heAIn's<r.
IN Syssssli. F,b. 4, wins n ysLscsa .
In DiIssh Centre. Feb. .. sslby Holman. Asei
Sin., Iss: .. xs. Lssisas. v'Asv u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
BORN.

In wti..sn'. Nils. Jan. q. O. ths wife ~ ths
10 Barlaeli. Jan. -. - the wife u Horace
farFaf. daughter.
In Abdo,sT. Jsn. .. b. ths wife q La'ias
Akers. = suu- -
sr, q daughter.
IN ~suth Paris, fsb. 4. o. tbe wife ~ J. y.
Murphy. q daushtsf.
In ~oath Paris, feb. O. D. thu ~ifs % wAllacs
Lord sun.
In hRdstef. feb. Q, g. The ~ifs % a. ". Porter.
q dsashlsr. tAsisiie Nsun.l
In rptoa. Jan. ~, 10 ths uifs u A. NJ. ceonds,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-E MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Ths iamou. Dix leland granite priSi-
lev IA. ho,n purchased by New Work
syudicaie. w work Ia. been done CA
Il for hftccu YEAR,.
There was a hig fre among the
Nharyr. In Portland "Wednesday evening
RruWn'. wharf aud the old Berlin wharf
wsrv cleaned %. and the fire got a start
on the Merchants wharf. bat Was exiln-
guished. The schooner Prescott llasel-
tine, lying AZ the wharf loaded and
rvady fof "a. also went. The h-aNiest
lo.sr. arv the Browns. J. n. llamlen a
>on. Marx T. Emery, Georgr :. Hunt 4
Co.. aud Prank Dudley. The total lo..
l. probably about siJ0.Op, With an In
surancv ~ sloo,.1.
n app@ar. that Bath l. not 90 haV. the
contracts for bath ~ thu new gunboats,
bat that Que 81 thsm l. o. De- constructed
In New Jersey. The EliEabethport con-
csrn has rv,onsidsred II. decision "a
withdraw It. bid. aud the New York
Tribune avs that >-crvtary Tracy la.
given II the contract for buildlng QUE 81
the gunboai. aud the Annapolis practice
vessel, while the contract for the o,her
EAMiHt1t 49, u tttf hatu lfhu Nhfks OF
Maine. for 3si 90. Hut the building %
this craft will D. a great advantage Ia
Bath. AMI will require the establishment
Of a plant which will enable the Iron
Works "a bid for more And larger steel
vessels In the future.
The Department ~ Maine, q. 4. H.,
was royalty entertained la Augusta last
week. The following officer. were
elected:
Commander. Col iohn n. An.ier.sa, Cray.
>suior Nios tommanisf. N. Z. wsissOFth,
Gariinsr.
" Cosnaan Scr. Jean q Williams, Portland.
Chaplain. Cha.. >oufhari. hhiiefsrt
Ms.ilral pirester, t.eo y. Briskett, Aazu.ta-
BaTk. >ssshssAni a. b. >irksr-en. >sanyiils.
-Four new posts have been mustered
during the year. and Que has surrendered
It, charter. The net Increase In num-
her ~ members has been slxty-one.
COmmander-in-chief Alger Vas present
AZ the encampment. II Was voted TO
establish permanent department head
quarters AZ Portland and to turn the rec
Ords ~ the department over To the
Maine Historical society for preserya-
tiOn. a. fat a. they can b. spared. The
state convention % the women's Relief
Corps Was held at the same time, and
Mrs.. Clara n. Leayiti of skowhsgAn was
chosen president.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
rhssssssy. Ssk q.

nhs~ ar. sIo American residents of D.
I'm.
Rsar Admiral stephen r. ouaet-nbusA h
deai
r-hisoria ~uo The .,gh,s-ath Esns a
che 81 Havana
IN. late Duc 10 Moa,r>n.ier Is~rssd tAs
trssis q .hs-msking
Ths intr.iuctioa a silver coinage In CHM
n under Consideration
II 1. understood ths, H.r,-rt Ward h n
marry Ns- Yorh lady.
Rhode Island rrOhibi,ieni.,sa rv determined
"a have q .'rsish, ssa,s tiotst
Destitute fsrD~r. In 0r>.nsviiLs counsy,
Va. spssal 81 the country Zoe all
STRIKER. have t~crms rio,oas ct 0ea
Algrr. irun mibs st Palmer. Mich
VI smith. ,h- beaver pagiii.,. hs. i-p>i
. chslisnss io nshi any man IN Amsrio..
An American ship r~-rp~i . party q
f.lew i.lsnisrs IN . oanos 80 nils from
hni
One hubir~i J~opls ver. dro-psi AMI mucb
much shlIpins destroyed by elooi. hurt In
China
Two ,t-rn .hs.l steamboats, are baking
., f,,.bgrg. for 10 In Scuis Americas
vatsrx
A .,ill ., the Standard Solar rcdnsry.
Lima. q. srI1ei-i. kiliiax fs,ries Yea ss<
lniurinz I've nc "a othsrs
rhs prtc- q img.ft~i visio- sia~ ~
t-sa advanced Isr cent A ssv priv isa
-ill 10 i-sn.i In Nv. dsys
A Monishs mining camp vss compl~ssiy
hars~i BY sno--slsis. toe sssa t~tng klii~i
AMI much froI.rty destroyed
Maj Jo-~ph n wsA-s Il Cuseord, n. II,
ssy. that IN. creation q Juhnr J~rss y -
e-~ry IN ,hs rr~-<,sasa Il We. lamp
sAirv for-t.
Thsrv h scoa,ro.ecy bstv~ss hs 49,
Emr-rur a GsrwAsy ss< - y~svas - y
The leaiioa a ~ prcysssd noaumsat =
Ksi.sr wilhslm /
n- Earl - Ra-s><y s<voasi~s the 30
p.itiaa b. give nrt,a.h T-.s. lAs rixh, " -
sss trofu the hcs~ q lords sssk .-sk s1~sssss
90 the bus % ocnnssa
fr.Ak I. Fray. ersk~~lAa On ths sui.
hski brsnch - tAs Consslits,et. rsIlru@f ~
t-t-~.a IN oar. -sls c.ariiax ., wtBAs<
Ln.l.. Coan lie 90. horrisl, crushed ~
l>st.- q -tfs anI foar collar.A
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uFttIHIA- usaaru sfnith ~ ikt.s. .H HH
w gnuufF - uNf1fFi ant -ths .f Mo-.
hls nfsftraFr tf,si. daifsl 60 tar'0H .if. 'f.
4 ~ ie.- ani fyfnrirt th e. uFfHrI D.. a..
- ilsris. l-1lk iil raEes t'lt't arit't .". rsHi
a. infsh Ilstrf - saii ikftrI 49, t.#.
tharuisn. - ruftisnt An en- tH.irfr Hf ..#..s
lsnsi. iu saii -tsts. sininIsfrat.r .f go $3.50.
q n1l-rt thaufuan. tstr = saIf n@f"#
arass-i. a. frih1sinr narlf.l anf irari.s.' H1H
rstats. g. su nrrtaIn Iff fr IaHF. "f 81. .ftf.
sitastssi tn sali nstfrsi Hn e. ras.f fa'.-H o..
u " Nssuu's g. MAXI N|s sH.a Il.
All llstiusl an.f t-1unlisai a. fI..aH IF M"
M nafth hf ant - istn thrar. f
80 By hni - NaIulurv liunn. aHI III I..
- iasuh AnnIs nu 80 sHath hF ari "f i.H.t
tishris ~ a. $3.50 n. nnl .f cara
Iisar,is iHssfh sFanis anI 10 ~ I-H..
sing a. hllnsstfsl fkrI1 nHs HsIII..| .. f"
at psmyn ~mith stth uHrtEnEr go t.#"
anfrssrls d. sit uu ~ tittfFrIH isI .f 'E.
~ i-sl assiFuei ~ ths 49, i-.sr ....
anll tullrn q thsfunan A. Hlr 60 II. I.|H..
lf ttsif lirssi 20 assi Fnrarnf rrIHr'.Hi NJ. Hnf
nrsistrr - ihessis. IA 20 raar e.
-hsrsa. e. 0la.iItiHn - ssii naHrtsasr .ts go
trukrn. nas thfrrfurv hF rrasrH Hf iHl .H.t
- - rla.iitian thsrraf ! sa.ai fIrr. ..sa-s 2
at murtsags
iah. q. 4 u t.s
KILLS. go ANNfs
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Tho grip hs. s,rsos ID. wi.cOn'i. loxsina
CAMS
Hanhars striking .hipcausaS> have -
tnp~i 10 -urk
Rs,ur,. II dshrvros. ic.,--rf. IN The pssA
q AtLh,ic s,~ss~r.
No uilas, q " r. I. iIgri tAs caaArd
comI~hys missing cisft.
4 .hip-r~rs~i Sor-sSAa ers- -.
hruaghi 81 h-ioa thursday.
N. wort that Al silver so,s- -er, 81 b
l.-u.i In Engl.si |. r-ns-si
The cnuuisrvial trrsiy h.tsr~o GERMANY
AMI Tufssy 10. l-~a sass~i
w~in--iay hiEh,s nrv In nryoliyn, y, Y.
uaa-si . total - Of s,sn.co.
Col Dtiis, Ia. -th,irssn ~. lihsl san
again, Ths Ns- York Eveaing ro.,
Ensii.h ci,l -r,trs elsrss srs ra~r~i
Zoe objs,ting n -orsins -'~a hoars DAY.
II. sisansr Minsnl. Ia. arrived at no
ssislphs after = I-riloas voyage frum iiAas
barE
nhs suyF.--i robl.- 81 Grv.by. ts~
CharIs-,o-n, Ma, ys-sIr. go. hsLi h
touo c-sh
-
adi.us-iua over N uss II plrs sins. h
so,li knsisni
NJ Jo--Th Ch.nt-tLih AMI hi. -ifs as-i
PARTY A., In rsrt. AL have l.~s msch TO
sdtis.i by ,hs icurnsy
Tb- ERgli.h ar. % ersry Immediately
tk- Afrsan isrr't.Sy -hssh -s N. osu>
q III dlsa.r-rDsn, 9TH Portugal
EmI-rur wIllsms e~isr r-laiiss ~ Ne
cundiiion q -orsins I.orls oaa-- . -nss
tiaa In 0srmsn parliamentary oircis-
fostiani. Or. hAs.safsr~i hat hiils fro
ths pr,-.at nssi. tat moch danAs- hs'
ls~a don. Aiong The willsmstis ,.lby.
EnE,ne Suylsr. ounsal general q N
unit~i STATE. ss,. . dinner In booor u Mr.
s,shlsy In Cairo Thsrs -srs ~ 'Issshs.
A man -ha. In the gui- q a. i.ivr~i
fireman. sDllrii-i charity. -s. -satsncrd Il
tho hou.s q cOrr-s,ion IN Bo-tos. Ihur-isS
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CONDENSED NEWS.
rass.isy. Ssh &

Tuesday. teh q
burglar. roll--i Pr.-li.a, Harri-ras N.
dianAI.,li. hoa-. w~in@-i.y night
III. f.mou. milr.,. It,ei. Z,r,,. s,si ~
Q ,no-l.yuni train q, TRUCKS. Cal
Uco 18th 10. O.. ~, MI, ,o..
r,,.i ,r,.i5.,, ~ Columbi. colls-..
-,
n se'V A'"'"i ~ "'"a' fahA
a.. 80 -"
.,'i.,,. A.. a ~ "su
r. " ' WV '"'
s.,.,.,, xol,L. .,~. IN. ,--.,,v n
,.bli.hln, . ,.mn,r.rx xox.,nn,., 4, o.i..
hou,.
IN. loaio. T,,,s. Ma. ,.t NJ, p.,,.n
sr.O in c,mnro,ni-. n a.. l.,,.,,. .uI, so,
hi.l
IN. .,..m-r w.-.lsna hal too or,o.r
swept overheard by . hug. ~ay. and
drOsn.i
After waiting forty years. the town. b.
tween North Attl.bnro AMI W.lr.,,a M...
are 10 have = railr~i
II IL stated that the content. u ali the
vaults q the s.sr. buIl.iinx. po.,ou. h.y,
i.-u found 10 L. al risht
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Noricr ~ roREcu.osrRr.

ylyHEREAs. Msnie,ille Hall. - reru IN N.
w coanty % ONfori. by his mortgage deei
dsis,i th~ nfteenth iisl day - >osemlsr, 4. u
-. anai r~.orisi In The Otfsri nsgtstry ~
p~s~l. Bsssk fia. rase "a. conveyed b. ons Jehs
" Trssk, ~ Mstico. In saii ,ounty, q eeftaif
parel ~ rial estate situated IN frru In sai|
,aunty % Osfor,i, and l-san.ls-i a. fsiisss, ..
vn On ths east by lsnsi o~ns'i by traak Nj
der. on the soafh AMI wet ~ ant f.ftnsfif
owne.i ~ Dean iunt. AMI on ths barh ny a..
Aninssgax.fn rfter. and knosu as tn Lev
Lunt fsrpa. contsining nfty ave- msre - -.
sol sssf.as oa TIE hlnstseuth rs dst ~ Nst
4. u. -. sali John " TrAsk By bis assisuucrl
IN writing. transferred snd s..isnei The sfsv
.sti mortEsss AMI III astt therehy sesursi q
Mm. n srvess then 20 fari., In all tounty
With sssigpment !. duly recorisi Ia ali Ox for'
Records. fi.-sk %. Page lst. AMI vbsrss. the
salt Mm. n. svsne. has since iesessest. ani
the undsr.isns.i Mary 4. Grsns. Ia. bssn daly
sppsfnts-i siaihistrstrit - the xuois AMI sststs
whieh wsrr - all Vim. n. Grreos AMI whsr.a.
the oonslliion ~ ali mortgage ka. hssn broken,
ns~ therrfor,. ~ reAson ~ tls br.ssh - the con
iltioa theF~lf. In my ssid capacity ss ssimin
istrstrix sfore.aii. ami ~ ,ir,ae ~ The authSr
o. With whleh AN AZ aforesaid ve.tsst, elsim .
fOvs io-ass of ssli mortgage.
Paris. February IN, A. ~ iso.
MARY A. sniENE, Adrninistrairtx.
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Hon q. Byr~a CSasdiss dsasa ~ rsVsst
that shs State cf Nev HAmEshsr, M On
nssntaia fcsest landa
Two Ksnsacky msa vvsy swtnflsd b
'xrv>a go.is- msa In nv Yovk Oss -
sems shedding asd goa arrsS~A
Tks Unis~i State steamer Yosksovn -
delayed % Port hahoaA Missrca. ~ ~
B>rxt Cram, Who died q in6sssA
Ths Abraham C,os q Co ssovs vcsks 81
IAn-iaic. Ia. .er- bsrp~i Ths - ~
~tll reach t'iop; insurspcs. t,o.m
An esJlo.ion q natural ms - ~ Do
boqoe s,-sl ~O'ks. fttburg. fatally bsrssi
Prank Bolton, the night superintendent and
. hhorr
fripc. Bsmsrck, who has t>>n dssiI,r.
farmer and J~J.r makev for -ons time, -
Bon sdi~i brick mahisg 10 bis numsrcas -
cufations
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MAR RED

In south Paris, rsh. Let. ~ Rev. A. %. tiu.
Mr. u. n. Bickneri, ~ fslmouth AMI Me. Mar
n. Chapman - bsthel
In Mssics. tsb. I, by Rev. W. W. ,arsr OF
18th 20 Msxioo.
In Fsal-siy, Mas. Ilsrtst :, fsnlsy, Of
MInan Plantation. AMI Mr. Annie D.. fenlsy
In Po,,lsnsi, Fsh. 4. by Rsy, y. q. whitaker.
q. a., WIN y. orspe AMI Maria W. hsiar'
18th % Hiram.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
" OPENS AT PARIS TO-DAY. uSr oF
T-t uGs H-O Will .-tAR
T~t CASES

wv 80 w = ~"
Hon l.. \. Emery ....rv.iling lusric-.
Allsrt :. lsrk.
Oscar N. llrr.~N ,........, ouuty Aitotnry.
'yfus VI. Nuun"ll. .,............... sheriff.
Henry D.. Hammond, .............. ,Tisr.
samuel X. Carter, .........,........
william \. BarruNs ,............ Ne.srngrr.
Tie February Term - the Supr-mc
Judirisl C"uft Tor oxford ,ouniy oI-u.
a. rah. thi. Tuesday morning. Judge
Emery .. presiding Iustlce AZ this term.
The Grand jury which was Ia attend
anc- AZ the lat oyiolsr term holds over
aud sill d. Ia session under charge 81
County Attorney llcr-ey At this term.
III. nance 20 the gentlemen Who III
Ia deliberate upon criminal matters arr (;
GRAND JUN.
cyrus n. Chapman. Lowell, Foreman.
SIDNEY y. Ahbutt, AndoNcr.
Henry &. larkrr, Bethel.
Ephralm Childs, Canton.
samuel l. Crockett, sumner.
Thereon I. Cummings. Albany.
william II. farnum. Humford.
q. q. Fletcher, Hartford.
stephen n. Poster. NeNry.
u fll'u HAL, NnfNaNs
Leland l.. kimhlll, Hiram.
BENJAMIN =. Lancaster. DlNheld.
Hilton McAllistcr, >,oneham.
william II. Pearson, Woodstock.
Alvin 4. stanley Porter.
George D. Ma.hburn. OXfoul.
EdNari 4. Weston ~ fryeburg MAS a
member ~ the above holy, but was -N-
cuscd finally hy the prcsiding justice
az the October term.
The name. 81 the Traverse Juror. " hO
will hear the cause. at this term are a.
follows;
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Hiram u. Abbott. Andoyer.
D.. 4. Grover, Bethel.
William ~. Holt, Bethel.
Thomas 4. Walker. Brownfleld.
Asa Atwood, Buckield.
Adelberi D-lano. Canton.
stephen Charles. fryeburg.
Eben D.. Chapman. Gilead.
Rufus farrar, IT., Grafton.
Ira 4. jordan, Greenwood.
Henry 4. Kicker, Hartford.
Peter II. Young. Hiram.
sampson n. Hartman, Lowell.
Robert Reed. Mexico.
James smith. Norway.
Cha.. :. Cummings, Norway.
:. l.. stewart, oxford.
Prank \. Thayer, Paris.
Timothy ". Clea.by, Paris.
Dana ". Go,iing. Peru.
Gilman A. Norton, Porter.
John II. Barker, Rumfori.
Albion Moody. stonshsm.
David Andrews, sumner.
Aaron Libby. sweden.
Cyrus :. Greene, Waterford.
:. q. Davis, Woodstock.
The continued docket contains al civ
II and % criminal cases. This, however,
Il no indication of the number Of cases
which will 90 upon the trial Lat, ne the
greater number 81 cases appearing upon
the court docket never come to trial, but
are continued from term 90 term and
dnally settled or dropped.
II IL impossible to ssy &C this time
whether this will be long or a short
term, but there are now no Indications
of An extremely long term.
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s.tsrd.,. ts. O.
Ia st.usksf E.B.lAiI. cooiiiI0u 10 rvgort~i
as sgsin very crtttc.l
r1,chsr Grsl-r q Cisy.lsni rsiu-~s 10 -
th> Natisnsl League club
Gsors- " Ras-.li -ua The fnsi shoe, ~
ths SOrrr-. truthy 81 worce-,sr
Tb- Ns- Yoss lsgislsiur. siisurn~i -iss.
cut final sct,oa ga ,As WORKS. fair hall
Minister Ilcaviss admit. that the nnsnstAl
uiustlon q the Frynch rOs.rnnssn, - ErsvN
C.tholic,. la coun,r.~- ssii~i ~ the isss-
sus.. or. o. 10 st>,l.-i fr7n fasting during
Loot
II. Dais q Noa,.n.I.A, ds-synt~i frc<.
N. Emp.ror q MsrSoo q that nAms, =
Dad
Ths Italian gO,srnn>at r<Or.->s % pss-
,loa III ~kio- and thru scss Il The Dale -
Aus,A
n 4. stated that tie RlAis ~ipcs,scaAi ~
~ill lo-s -oms a Ia former ss,eorsr In -
~naie>
An .cciient 81 the Chs-Arssks and ohts
csu--i the drowning 81 thr-s smpaeyss -
Friday
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

W arr pleased o. ANNOUNCE arrsngr-
mrui. b, which Ne shall .oon b-gin In
thi. paper the Publication II ne~ .srial
.tor, entitled ''Country Luck, written
by John llablcrion. ih- wcll-known
author Of Helen. Rabies. and other
ruo-i .tori...