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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
ROKByRy POND

Er.IIss r. .Irs. flr UT,uInr.t1 20 iNr
I.s msufiousi Iu my ii.t b. that DO lir.
uu ths water .hri i-fsvvu tsu large
h-unk. W. hu.f muufh. trv several m.l..
susr nIs small hruuk fHUiu- truw
ma. r.rfl-,...t .I.I, uf tls beg ulu. Iu'"
urs 90 fh,-f large ulr th' tvu smA..
uus. faaIrE frum ths -"uth auI vr,t
..i,. Gov iufo the other ars, uur.
4. \. Isuus hb. h-ru unable o." hiu.
Is.n.sr fora week. ono uf his uNsu BEING
tm. Tho other. have hauled Nrr1 It-
f.s owing o. water Dn ths meadow.
N llu..s, d. htu'I1. poplar i'r
I.unr 4 Ulrfrr They have bal q ...s
lsr.r .4pfs,-.,i tu D.. a partial parh.t .i.
.ffL. umt. gtu.r,i PCS living .iili lh'
l.r.t If. iHirs veil 1nN.
Ira. Merrill d. going fohhu'iuc birch.
a Iyuus L. iIl Wiih rheumatism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
NEMRY.

Mrs. Iol. Liitlehale died at the resi'
dence ~ her ION Ia this town last satur'
day. aged ninsty-thrce.
Amos n. Frost has taken unto him .eli
a wife, a Pari. lady, Mics Carrie Turll,
The happy pair are spending the honey
moon AZ the old homestead la thl. tosn.
We wlsh them much Joy.
Blanche Trask, teaching In Grafton,
has been seriously III. She was removed
Ia her home In this town sunday but Il
It'll quite sick.
\ little child 81 Ralph kilgorc l. sick
Mrs. y. :. Baker has been afflicted Tot
two or thrve days with a severe form OF
neuralgia In the face and aw.
John Carlton l. .tlll sick With rheu
matte trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
mEsr PrRu

prank p,msrItf b. 40 Auhurn caring
f-I.. .uu shu b.. .i,k ei;h diphihrrA.
NJ. prank u,m-ritt L. still o"nilcd
FL. I,r f.sl
III Erari. hgy.ns .omr small lot'
.f Supplies.
~rHRIug here thi. afternoon.
have meet -sgu ans photo. uu hnN "t
no.. candidate. in ths pempcrat contest
-. 4 viii have t1 vote Tor one that Snp"
If. true blue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

Zine .lelghing on the river and gcc'
time Tor . horsr race.
No .lckne.. IN the village =, the pre-.
.ut time.
". ". Virgin started for florlii ou
ra~.day. where he Will spend the Nin'"'
anl spring.
charlie l. al home from Auburn ON
short Sisli.
Al the Young people vent io Nndo,e'
Tuesday evening Ia the toboggsn slid'
and dance.
Helen Bar,lctt Of Bc,hcl I. visiting al
Mr.. !. ~. Maf1wrll's.
Y. l. :. met ~ith Mr.. : " liuichln'
this wr.k. Nn enjoyable "Ccaslon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
Ny, rim lIou.s Noresy. Ne.
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TrI DOfsGS OF T-E wECs - A.
SECTIONS o. T-t COUNTY


There ha. i-aru h.'i prv-rui"t O" tl'
Is...Iatlr. a.AIHg shat a part 20 canton
f. 80 90 aui auusN.i to thr town ~
It1
lis uri.HrI Quarterly Meeting WuI
b.. beta af ths Fre, E,Vti.t church here
We,iur.it, aui Ihur..iBN.
ulsry Nh. taIs - "a Tree high .chuu, hrfv
thi. spring
Ih.r, eIII b.. s ml.k h8l no 90. \. 4.
tsII ms.itt evening lstruar, lHh.
q m IltmIr o.. moved tu NursaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
FAST WATERFORD

Business At the Waterford Creamery
la. 80 Increased that they employ an
other man.
I.lcwcllyn Mlllett I. out again.
Orice Haskell aud wife have returned
from q Vl.lt Ia relatives In Standish.
George ". iIcan snd wife from Mss.a-
chusetis arr spending the winter at IN.
sel e. beans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
EAST BETHEL.
Another heavy snow storm,

AnOthtr hcaNy SLOW stufuI.
The last lyceum was well attended.
The question, "Resolved that women
should b. given the right of suffrage
Vas decided Ia the affirmative - To IL.
The next lyceum will be Tuesday even
Ing, February ID.
ID. T.. bartlett has been drawn juror
Ia attend court at Paris.
Mr.. A. VI. Bean IL spending few
week. at her fathers, 4. II. Beans.
Died, January 2Sth, Mr.. Peter Kim
ball, sgeds9 years and II months. fu'
neral services were held At his home jan
uary 18th, Rev. s. T. Records ofiiciat'
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
FAST slBRos

Farmer. arr busy harvesting their ice
fur another seasons use.
Hebron station poet ofiicc Ia. ~, 10
running aud Ne hope Ca have the Easi
Hebron otficy Ia operation s"on.
last Hebron .angc conferred the
hr.t ani .ccond degrr-. on \ cla.s II
..yen al, 9Th, aud are hoping 9" start
another ,lAss soou.
Mi. Hattie saunders .~cms % b. I'M
proving. Dr. Blsis,icll ~ Wet Nuburu
!. attending her.
T.. y. BrAdbury l. quite loN.
The Patrons Dramatic Club are a.
present the drama Uncle Tom's Cabin
ann
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
AIRAM

Edgar D.. Barnes, Of iIsverhill, Mass,
was IN town Wednesday.
Rev. Isaac j. Mead, of Augusta, at
tended the funeral on "Wednesday of
Mrs.. Isaac :. Lowell, who die'i January
18th, agci - years, months and
day.. After prolonged suffering rarely
known In thi. region her pure and beau
tiful life faded cut amid visions Of ce-
I..tIsl lo,sllne.s and beauty. Her aged
parents, q husband and daughter. four
brother. aud sister aud q very large
circle IL friends mourn for Que faithful
In every relation of life AMI most tender
IN beloved. "Rest, loved one, rest"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

a handsome lot 20 costumrs' !. the
general upiuion regarding the display a.
che masquerade irlsy cSvning. W.
have not sT,ac~ fDr dgttilr,i description
a them. beat they revived The simirh-
tiou 20 q hrgv crowd "a sI.gtat"rs.
The moot IDpuhr lady lea oxford
talutN" was rvprrsrutri thrrr timrs,
ths one who Was arknoe ls,lg,,i che Nin.
usr hsinr hhslel "'1sfl VOTES. Re
frv.hmsuts Wsry served aut every h"iy
.c.us,i to have guo,, t.mr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
aROMhElEIn

The principal business ~ the male
population In the village u sho,ellng
snow frOm roof. IL bulldlng..
Mr.. =. Boynton came very near being
burie,i In q snow drift belonging Ia Mr,
Blake, but fortunately be- got cut With
out any s.riou, Injury H. hlmsclf, dam.
aging hi. sleigh quite q little.
The supper gotten uP for the benefit
10 the poet was a sGcccs.. About sip
was taken.
Mi.. Fannie Nate. ~ Wet Baldwin Il
visiting friends In the village.
\ child % Mr.. l.. Cook u very sick.
Married, In lrownheld, Jan. soth, by
=. l.. frink. Charlie. Drown AMI Ml..
Katie Trainer. both ~ Brownfeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
LOWELL

The Christian circle ~. cnicrthinc'I
Al the town hou.c on Iuc.dsy evening
There "a. sutprisc party al tn
hou.~ ~ Mr.. 4. ". Warrington On We'd
ns.isy evening
pf. ". l.. Haskell 81 Bridgiou ha'
h.-n At work In town the pa, Sr.k.
Mis- clara Head l. on th" sick li.i.
III. school AZ the Center taught bN
Mr.. a.. ". Stearns closcl Friday.
g.,. ". II. Sanibruok VAS called az
Sanday afternoon a. attend the funera
- tho late Lemuel knight ~ sNc,len
lie also attended the funeral 81 Mrs
Frank ellie. % North frycburg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
GRAFTON.

The Berlin Mil. Co. have over nln'
hundred men cutting lumber for tbcu
In ia. wood. ihi. winter In the vicinity
II Lake rmbagog and IL. tributaries.
Warren willy has got home from the
Wet, ssy. hc I. glad Ia ct hack.
~. D. wc.t ~ Upton Ia. hls logging
inh nearly completed. lie seems "a b.
one ~ the lucky ones.
n. =. Hastings Ia. lo.t hi. nlcr Nor
han horse. Just Right, imported, valued
At Sion.
RAYMOND. Nho doe. The drawing oi
supple. for the lumbcrmen from berlin.
I. having a hard time Ia ct the supple.
along a. fast q. n~,sicl on account II
tile dr.p snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

While VI. = Rove Nas getting hl'
t.r.s auI sleigh from Mr.. Reed. harn-
VI.rr De- bed h+yn peat daring grange
u.,rr. ~iturity, D. got lmmci In p
ftr,u rhs hor.e aud ladder aud broke
fIr.. uH.. lie vas taken home aud al
.I.r s.Uuuuts eas comfortable.
NJ Iu-I parshur.t l. visiting her
r...t Mr.. {, " rirtriige.
TIm.. smith @. sick wiih rheumatism.
NJ. william Hall IA. bad cancer ~
moved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
STOAInAN.

N. n. Thbstt. Ia. a marr, half .l.'
ter to n. T.. r.. that u threatened With
.l--i. Mr.. ubbctt. Away. logged h"'
around until lately. IL has l'i her out
a few time. Ia public and ia" Ia. shown
very fat, the fastest 20 any gr'en h"rse
rai.s,i In these parts.
Fr,,i nbhctt. !. Improving.
Maurice Bickncll Il getting well slos-
~
George l,rowu's boy I. very sick; two
doctor. Ven, "a 80. him sunday.
IIiaWaiha Lodge, n. II H., Installed
officer. saturday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
plcsvAlE

I'll. Abbot expects to .ell his prop
rrtV IN Franklin to q syndicate.
&c. Putnam Z. AZ home having in'
I.hsd his school Ia Woodstock.
20. Walker l. hauling birch ciging'
o. Wet Peru.
Bern. January sd, o. the Wife Of 4
y. Child. q son, IN - pounds
Thomss Trask has moved To Ne"
sharon.
LEONARD Canwell'. little girl il on th'
gain. =
Lyceum At Franklin Centre once IL
four Neeks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
n,NN. .,n.,rlnILIA MIL.

Attention I. called To the rryebarg
IRE Insurance Agency, represented by
NJ Lewis. E.q. There are several
Massachusetts, Mutual Cos, With large
capital. In this agency, paying generous
dividends on their expiring policies,
thu. greatly reducing the co't II insur-
sngs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
PERU

u. ". walker Ia. gone To Ma..a-
chu.cit- on business.
Ernest Austin Ia. returned Ia Hebron
Academy.
Elder Long aud family haN. been Vs.
iting In town the past week.
somc have commenced Ia cut their
ice aud they report IL To be- about : IL
f..f thisL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

- ~ Nutiug contr.t draSs o. clos"
Wonl,r vhu wi.l I'D a. that roll top
I,..k neat wc,k sui clothc thnsc grand
tls,. tn graul,r eurl..
~.Nsril from here attended The we'd
ding Anniversary - Nr. ani Mr.. Jones
uu thy 18th 40 Denmark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
BRyANI,s POND.

The school In the Whitman District
closed last week with an exhibition
which was very successfully carried ont
We learn that the school has made gcc'
progress.
There Was q pound party Tuesda,
evening at the town hall for the beneh
Of the Methodist pastor, Mr.. smith.
Mr.. Iadurna a. Perham and wife arr
stopping at X. q. Perham's.
George J.. Cu.hnsn IL getting ou
timber for a new barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
r-t WICKED

~. a,li 81. rishirau. NAV stand uu Zip
f,rt r.ao.. sithuuf danger % falling 10
fhst aII has aul scar pair % Che
,ry,tsrs have o. ssll. I have two
L.u.I.. uus Cor u.e ln che eussls that arr
fu fs fastened ou permanently. thr other
can .. taken uf vhsu uut u-sisl. \
email amount yNf+nde,l NAV ave s
broken limb uo-. Be- p1y to tas~ M"
rick
Wut. Lawn.
~ Sin. II.r.4 NUraHN Nc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
CITY of London Fire In~ Co.,
IIARIIIIIL-
Heal uflrs IN ths I nitei ~tsffs
go ktIav STREET nosrON, MASS
JOHN 4 FAIgE, Rssiisat Mansssf.

Trustee. In ns.tsa fsf ths unisi state.
Chari.s D ChoAts, ~, frestisnt phi tolsny
u a. ca. ani Ohi tolony .teamloai O.. Van
OnssF hme.. ~. - Ns..r. onssr Ams..
A >sns.
neaisn D. Dsfamsa. ~. frrski.at toward
Nsfianal Raas
Norway. hsins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

Rev. Mr. Hamilton hal q funeral o.
attend sandy. ~ b. Nas unable Go comr
here o. preach. IL vii max. zap fnr 10
hy coming neat Sunday al the usual
hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

Representative iirr.ey write. Hon.
Hiram Hubbard relative % The sgtlrmy
petition that h. vii lutrolucv hill aui
have a hearing this Nesk and advise.
that somc II our citizens D. prvssn'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

The secoud meeting "a the rari. Liter
arv anil ~o,al girvle Vill D. held al The
Hspti.i ,r.try neat "Wednesday evening
Al are Invited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

Hon. John 4. ~sascy AMI Miss Belle
>sascy ~ Canton were Ia the plhcr
MONDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

IIen. Jane. :. Wright anl col. \. :.
Nu.tin Werc Al oxford oh business M"n-
daN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

IL |. .ald that Blll Nyc will shortly
deliver lecture IN this place upon the
economical merits of Brussels soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

=. n. Hammond. Esq., east The lat
votes In the desk contest az cue half
minute of is saturday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
REWARD.

orrIcs oF CossIssfo>Sns 40 oAst aspI
rnr fI.Hthits.
B.sGoH. Nj, January ~. issi.
To any fish 90 ssms warisn, 90 any oshsr
per.on who shall eau-s the ansl con,tsti"n ~
.ny person fyuni guilty q violation ~ sny ~
ne sams f.sxs chap. 81. " - the undsrsisned
will until further no,les. sll0w q sun equal ~
one half u me hns impo-s-i In each csss csrtin
cate ~ The iussios Imposing The ansl ssn'snos
~ ~ 10 s,iisaos ~ ~ho Il snti,isi thsr.,o.
D. N. sfliLMtLts, tome.'fs 81 osins
IIFNRY a. sTA>LEY, ant the fishsrie..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
BYRON.

Jim Parker Of Berlin has been In town
also &. +. Bartlett aud Johnnie swasey,
stephen Taylor Il away for few
weeks.
J. Iloughton aud wife returned sun
day from q weeks trip tn Massachusetts,
visiting relatives and friends.
Russell, who has been sIek at knapp's
Il able to be out again and Will 60 "a
work In Q few days. Max.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

The trustee. ~ ths academy aud cite
frus 20 thr pltcr have rrtiii"n~l th'
lsgi.laiurr fUr sn appropriation f'r
Paris IIul Nrldrm1. Certainly uo lu,n-
tiou iu New Eng.sni h. better adapted
Cor r. uryfaratur, s,hu-Dl. W have 10
mis-, huilIiur and q funi 20 ah"ut two
thuu.aud dollars sli NJ The Maine lFsis-
afu-, ur auN other frilos VIII ynu.ir-
.cenI to dIc and leave u.a trV th"us,ui
.IoIIars Nr will ulmc thr university auN-
thing they say limurl in length ~ name
uuI, ht the lrugth 20 the legacy aui
f,r.mIss that thst shtii never rrgrrt U.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

The grammar .Chs-'l clo.s,l e. sucvvss-
fuI term lat Thur.,hy, ths primary
school having closed the PR, i"us week
Tao prIfs-. fur vXC.l'rnCv lu competition
vsr, ufsrr,l to IN msmh'rs ~ thr rh't-
orc class. The compositions w'rv ~
ferrvI to a. disiu,srv.tsi party, VII"
avarie,i ths fr.t prize tu MaNulri Man
.m. .ecoud to NJ. Iva Murth. Ihr
principal ryt.prt. Nj. Numb ss having
attended .iN term, s.fhnut mis.lus halt
a Ia1. a rU,uui somewhat remarkable
fUr a parI. llil scholar. thursit1
evening ths .yhoir. gave NJ. Ihtrs s
UttIe .urprI.s party which wns Irrhap.
uut much uf r. .lpTi.f, h4t When a.
Wa. prr.sutri b1 The Scholar With e
handsome solid gold watch chain, BE- d.
.sfr tu .at that D. VA. .urpri-',i. NJ
Gatss hts taught .iN term. hrrr, and
has established r. reputation as unr 90
fhs f--.t teacher. So haN. ever hal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
yhc Wxford pcmoerat.
4" ON THE HILL.


Fir-t Baptist Charch ~. A 2. weise. Pa
tor trgarhinE sYsFy >unisY n N AN suufiay
~rhfoi NigN sabbath tttninE ~sFNioe a
~. PRAYER Nesting Taarsiay GssuiaEs II
wFs
Unlysrsan.t ChurCh Rev. a.. a.. usaitnn.
sappiF. Saasiar ~ChH=sl every ~aatAv "a y. n
Preaching .srfios ~ .. 81 ~. faiiBslnE ~andays
ts,s. 3. fi, t.s, lan. 4. Il. fCb. I. a. tsai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

The club IL doing good work. Il Il
hoped enough will Join TO make u glo.
rious success. Meetings every Monday
evening In the hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
NETWORK CITY.

The steamship Mariposa arrived at San Francisco
on Saturday with mails Of the following dates' MOI
bourne August 10; sydney, August IL; Auckaho'
Aupist IL They arc due to arrive in New-1orK 10
roorrov morning The next mail for Australia, New
Zealand etc. will close at the Posonice at ~ p IN
on saturday.
The prlze ST. Bernard dog Lord Butte, which arrived
bore ON the steamship La NOrmandic on Sunday laSt'
was landed yesterday and sent to his new home IN
PhOenixvllle Penn.
A seat in the stock Exchange has been sold for
800 900 decline from recent advance.
An order was issued to the employees at the Navy
Yard Yesterday calling attention to the section oil the
Revised statutes defining the hours of labor These
arc from 8 a. m. 70 l. O'Clock at noon, ana from
70 ) u IN. The wOrkmen are required to remain al
work until the bell stops ringing mt noon and at p H.
A mass meeting Of the Christian Endeavor Society
will he held on next Tuesday evening at the Chnrch
~ the Disciples Fifty-siXth-st., near EiGhhave Nd
dresses will be made by the Rev. c. F. DEEMS OF the
church of the Strangers. the Rev. II. T. McEwen, OF
hc Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church. and j. W.
Haer of Boston.
Tho Commissioners of Charities and Correction yes
erda disc harged Thomas Byrnes the keeper WHO was
held 10 he responsible for the escape OF Henry Prince
, younc burglar, from Jefferson Market Prison on
Monday morning.
A cour1 martial was convened at the Navy lard
yesterday 70 fry minor cases Of seamen and marines
Several Of the best amateur bicycle riders have
exnrcs,ed their desire to compete in series OF races
in the Madison square Garden when the track Is
ompe+d for the international six days raccin October
some Interesting contests may be looked for, and
,aco for the ffymilc championship would bring out
a large field Of starters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Tkl-nAT
Ne us.
PORT OF NEw.YORk............TU ESDAY. SEPT.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF NEw.YoRk............TU SEPT s. 1921
ARRIVED.
Steamer Elder tee Bremen Aug ~ southHnpto1
passengers 10 Oelrichs d Co. AI'ou ~
sesaef 81 Eno. BIZ Ogyie Newcastle Aug 26 Win
mdse to Chas sumner & CO. Arrived at the bar ~ 'o
Steamer gernca ,Br Anderson cardiff Aug 70 in ballast
10 Punch Edre d Co. Arrived at the Bar at lU50 m Ion
d:e and passengers Bowrns Archibald -, Dor, Mari,
steamer Wshaven N orr Hammeraas Baraeoa daya"lth
Steamer iona WIDER Galveston days with md'e and
VI Mar Mason New orleans days. with mdse TO
Steamer ser days with nd'o and
sIe@s. Ssn' ia %m I" G2de Co..
Steamer Guyandoue WALKER Newport news ana NOroiA'
steamer Ii Whitney. Haliett. Boston With md'e TO
steamer Illinois Boggs Philadelphia to Peter Wrlght%
BsrR Mara Parodi uan. Cava'sa. SMYRNA So days III
mdse McAndrews& Forbes vessel 10 snlnh IA
pn foT 70 o AliSf vessel 70 caI.sn Soe
s'4G w. h psy Hss saa w. cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Majestic OBJ Parsel Liverpool via Queenstown
sTeamer CITY Of Berlin tr. Land Liverpool via Queens
Steamer utsrin Nor Thorsen stavanEer for orders
Steamer Raser Wilhelm II tGerl stormer Bremen via
southampton Oelrlchs d co. ~. ,,,,,.
steamer Fresand (Begl. Rande. Antwerp-Peter wright
Steamer lsnacreve (Brl. Evans Antwerp-BarbeT CO.
=
Steamer Arisag OBI. Norrie waydel Co
Steamer CITY OF Augusta Catnarine savannah l. "hAer'
STEAMER Tallahassee. t1snel sayannan-h wake; Mania
Steamer CITY OF Atlanta, Dole Vest Point Va-od Domin
ion Co. ~,,-,- 49,. ,r..-oor, Dyor. ola
Steamer City Of Columbia Allen, Yarmouth, Ms Ea'tDOrt'
Steamer LUCY lucy p Miller Bang9T sTlt6 CO.
steamer Herman Winter NickersOn Boston-H DIinock
slip 81 NJ ark, Work, san FranclscO-DearooTn q Co.
HaTx Unit tftal) FgaTi. Acknowledgement d 20.
Bark Msrgarida tPort De SILVA GiDratar-O Ams'noA
Bark Anieilo Gaatola Utah. st Louis du KhOne' FIR
Funch Faye e Co.
SAILED.
seamers Havel for Bremen; Moss Norvay ComAl.
Norfolk; City OF Auanta. West Point va
Shin Lucy A Nickels for Shanghai.
Banks Louis. for Stettln: Matanzas Havana.
Also sailed. via Long Island sound
Steamers Lucy Miller, for Bangor Herman winter
D0''O" THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept 5-sailed steamer Europe (Br) Cochrane
liverpool Sept 7-saed. Peconlc tBr. Harnden
oUEENsTOwx Sept Arrived steamer city OF NewYork
(Brl lie wis from New. YORK ON her way 10 Liverpool ,
SoCJHAMPToN sept S-Arrved steamer Lain Ger, He'll
mers iron, New York on her way to Bremen
GLASGOW sept S-Arriyed steamer Anchora (bt) camp
bell. from New. YORK;
HULL Sept 5-Arrvcd steamer Calico tBr). Magee from
New. York ,,--.--,.. ,,.,-
Jameson and Marengo tBrl, Wilton, from New: ork
sailed! steamer Hhynand tBeg). Weyer, for New Aork
HAMBURG. Sept 7AT'cd. steamer Iaormiha 'defl hoch
CopEvHAeTN Sept s-Arrved. steamer Polynesia Ger.
FyIn from New YORK.
GiBRALTAR seat iPaesed. steamer Euphrates Dbl Ed
wards from Japan China 20 New York
MAEsEILLEs Sept 5-sailed steamers Britannia Frl and
Masslla (fr). for New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
cArurprD AnorjT THE TOWN.


,. tI.pnessev 6ftv. three years old was com
mtted 70 the County Insane Asylum by Chief Juoge
Clement in the City Court yesterday. six years dso
lie made sensation by ASSEMBLING George l. oshe' su
then tumpng off a lerrybOat lie was sent 10 '''
nenitentary for six months and While there peoS,o
insane When the application was maze 10 coin"i'.
hin, he nearly succeeded in escaping the Keepers anu
assautng Chief Judge Reynolds then on the oen1 -,
severaI months ago he discharged as cured TIC
was again sent TO jail for assault and while III Gull
6pement once more became insane.
Martin RYAN, the Bridge conductor who was 70
sponsible for the collision Of trains in the Broohy
station on Friday night. discharged by fres'aen'
Wagstaf yesterday
The will OF Theodore Lsrbig who was shot ana hied
in tho APARTMENTS Of "DOvic" F. Coms'och III
sackett-st on June %, by Darwin J. MeSeroie' ',o
son of General J. V. Meseroe, was neo Ior Pio''''O
Yesterday in the Surrogate's Office 1t IS da'eu
IT, 1871 leaves all Of his estate to his VIC w.,
Kate A. Larbig and makes her sole executor i"0
personal property amounts TO less than Sl'o'
"Iet me tell yon Judge, you may as well lock me
m at once as | won't give that woman CENT saiu
Charles r. Presley when the suit for separation Drought
against him by Mrs. Clara l.. Presley came up w
motion for almony in the City Court yes'eru'S'
Presley is a war veteran and has only one sii'i' N
cisOn was reserved
The Rev. r. II. L. Tghe, rector OF Grace OnSp ~,
in High-st had fully recovered yesterday rum '',o
temporarv weakness which attacked him IN the pulpit
ON sunday He attributed it to the fact tla le hdu
not fully recovered from his sea voyage wheh nc av
tempted TO conduct services on sunday Inc voyage
was tempestuous.
lanes Poole, thirty three years old, Vagraht I'M
prlsoned at the Raymond Street JAIL while taAIhs MS
exercise Yesterday along the gallery at the Top uer VI
cells jumped the railing TO the S1ohe
-, Lit, foot below and received fracture Of the
loo The iau officers think that he is insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
THEY FouyD A NOTE BUT NO BOY.

The house Of Peter Bertsch, In Broadway. near
Hewcs-st was robbed during the absence of the
family on August 3, ard iewelry and money to the
amount of 1900 stolen The police suspected
John Huether, fourteen years old Of No 900 etag2
st. OF the burglary but when they went TO look for
him he was missing Huet5er had been a former
employe Of Bcrtsch who is painter Yesterday one
Of the workmen employed by Mr. Eertsch found under
a bench in the paint shop the following note, which
had been written by the missing boy:
Good-by. II my body Is found send il TO my
parents. j. III HER ~ StfsSsI,
y. 81 done this account of / could not hep my
self any more
The note had evidently been written on the day OF
Eonng Iiuethers disappearance. The Police are con.
Hiuced that Iuether did commit the robbery ana had
written the note TO throw them off their guard