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having pfV.nissi ~ sane Coo rruhAis
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~ al tsfsans intsf..ist ~ csasins eppy ~ this
os,ist D. - pahnshs-i thfvs vvsks suscessiVsiy
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pattI n IIastinss - spy.slnts-i txesgtsFs.
.IORsE 4. WILSON, Ieisv.
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srNsIE COPIES.

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DIED.

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s months. asd " days.
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In Norway. AUG. -. MARI BSire. wife ef
Js.es %. Merrill. arri - year AMI mosths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
oroR.r 4. WILSON, Jp.lss.
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NOTICE.

Nct,cs .. hereby given by the un.ier.iss-sl Of
the inssntioa ~ fhomss - Crccter ~ Paris. In
ths Coa,ty % Oxfsri. b. apply for admission n
prAstise hw In the e.arts ~ the state ~ Maine,
az the -upreme JufirtAi Coar. beNt o. 10 he'll
N Paris. within anil fer our County efOx tori ON
the seconi TUESDAY of Oytotsr, A. ID. i.si.
Paris. August gth. Isl.
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OXFORD. o. At q Court % Probate hshi a
Paris. within AMI fsr The tsuuty ~ Dsfor'i.
oa ne thirt rus-,sy ~ AUG. a. u. t-pi.
AUGUSTUS a.. fEA~O>. Navel tscrutsf In
certain fnstrunent psr,-sttlng o. - The lat
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thls af,isr o. ~ pahh.hsf thru. wcsks sasce-
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.roR.r 4. WILSON, Jp,iss.
A true c.py--Atis-t Ill. q, DAVIS. Register.
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OXFORD, &c III . Court % rrolsis belt Il
Paris. within sni Coz The County OF ptfori.
On che thiri Tuesday % Aug. 4. u. issi.
ps,ti o. Hastings. rrustse en The estate
~ >.sh a. Parker. tsis ~ tryebarx. In All tsaa
uini.srsii.n Of ths estate ~ sshi slesss-ei fos
allowance
OsprRsp. That The all Trustee give
nsslos ~ al psr-sns intsrvsssi. by causing seopy
sc.sivsly in the Osfori pSmerrst rrintsst AZ
Paris, that they may srI-sr ia frolsie Court
~ 10 hsht % Fairs. In ssli Coanty. 90 The thiri
Tuesday 81 sstt. test. 81 nine e'ehsk In The
fssvncen. anil shov csu.s, n any They have. vhy
The sane shoaii net - sllwci
sEORGf 4. WILSON, JstEe.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01

EemaTk. were made ~ VT. Bcah 81
Minot, :. II. Marshall aud III. L.. Ham
mond.
Mrs. !. X. Bennett announces Ia the
ladie. Of Paris aud vicinity that sept. :,
J and I she will have closing sale Of
millinery and fancy goods. Wishing Ia
pat a new stock 70 goods Into her new
store, which will b. open about sept. 10,
will ell hats, flowers, laoes, yarns,
hosiery, corse,s, gloves, ETC., at very
low prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
NETWORK CITY.

Tho countcr complaints for assault made by John
7 Manning. an inventor of No. POS FiftlEave.. and
Iouis g. Briggs were dismissed In police court yes
tenlsy. The two men got into fight IN frOht OIL 'ne
Casino on the night Of June 10.
The Wall street Ferry stage Company has made a
formal application to Deputy Controller storrS Secre
ary of the sinking Fund Commission, for franchise
10 RIM an omnibus line through certain streets con
meeting with the downtown ferries.
Loss Of money in the grocery trade was the cause
OF the suicide by hanging of samuel Hischste'h' Il
Polish Hebrew at No Il Pkest. YESTERDAY lie was
thirty SIX years Old and left wife and two children
An entertainment which was largely attended was
given last evening by the children OF the SUNDAY
school of St. Benedict the Moor, for coored persons
Beecler and Downing SITS The entertainment VIII
be continued this evening and tomorrow evening in
mid of the Home for COlOled People at Rye, west
chester County.
The animal meeting Of the Alumni Association OF
Manhattan College for the election of officers was hed
Yesterday afternoon in the college. The following
were chosen: President. the Rev. NJ. A. Cunnion' "a
secretary Dennis 4. Quinn, 80; treasurer, the Rev
francis E. Uannigan. TO- and historian. the Rev.
Joseph II. Bg!ey, "a.
The Rev. Dr. r. $. Macarthur. Of Calvary Baptist
Church. read a paper yesterday before the weekly
meeting of the Baptist pastors on " The Lessons OF
the Year"
Gold coin to the amount Of 81 $50 900 was en-
gagged at the subTeasury yesterday for shipment t.
Europe
The members Of the Produce Exchange decided YES
terlay III a vote " 572 to 76 TO close IL on Friday
Policeman Limermeyer, of the Seventh Precinct. ar
rested Saul Miller. mllk-deaer, of No. 1870 East
broadway on Sunday for selling him glass Of milk
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Justice
RYAN discharged Miller and rebuked the policeman.
The executive committee of the Normal College held
a meeting Yesterday afternoon. II was decided 10
add two new cassrOOms 10 the building, to accOmmo-
date the large number of pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

charge was dismissed by magistrate. but he was
afterwaM indicted
Jpstice CuIlen Yesterday denied a motion Tor al
-, ., ,ba sr,t OF Anna La Rue for separation from
.,,a, Z Ia Rue of NO $40 West Twenty hfihst.
y,v. YORK on the ground Of crucltv. La Rue denies
,,o ctorrr and answers that when he was sick his
Vic left him saving he as good as deah
The Aldermen granted permission yesterday TO the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company 10 e'ay the var
tracks IN FuItonst between the ferry and the City
nan and in Myrtle-ave from Futon-st to Navy-st
and 70 mt down rails similar 10 those laid In Non
,aepe 81 which are flush with the pavement.
DR. Jacob F. Howe was put on trial in the Court OF
over and Terminer Yesterday. charged with having
nerformod an unlawful operation. william NJ. iarloe
was Jointly indicted for the same OFFENCE MS
uarloe was the principal witness, but when called
refused 10 testify on the ground that II woud tend to
dog,ade her Justice Cullen said he could not make
her and as conviction was impossible without her
testimony the defendant was acquitted and the ~
dictment against Harloe dismissed
The soop-of.war Yantic left the Navy Yard yeste!
dav afternoon to go to Yonkers. The vessel went
first % Tompkinsville, S. L. where she VIII receive her
ammunition Thence she will steam up the Hudson
IN Yonkcrs where she will fire a salute at the I'M
yelling of the soldiers monument at that place on
July 4.
Mrs Amanda WISE wife of william Wise. died yes
terdav after n long illness at her home No 81 Orange
Ct at the acc Of scventytllree. She was married in
s3s and celebrated her golden wedding three years
ago Mr. Wise for more than forty years has been Iii
business in lower Futon-st. Mrs. Wise was mem
her Of Plymouth Church. she left three children.
DR. LYMAN Abbott will conduct the funeral services
fo-m mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
THE NEU- YORK LIFE Will SUE
IT WANTS DAMAGES FROM THE TIMES" >
,.r,..-.,.r-,-r. rr.-n. az nv. NJ. ~ IrnNfE

IT WANTS DAMAGES FROM " THE TINES -
PRESIDENT BEERS on HIS WAY HOME.
The officers Of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany decided Yesterday 10 The Tines for libel, on
account Of the articles that have been published In that
newspaper I'm the last three weeks rejecting on
the management OF the cOmpany's affairs. The Gem
pany's counsel. william b. lIoTblowcr. was In
,trctcd give notice to the Editor OF The Tines OF
the proposed action and 10 prepare ut the neces
cry legal papers Acting on these Instructions, Mr.
lIornblower late Yesterday afternoon sent 10 the
Editor OF The Tines letter informing him that the
New York Life Insurance Company would begin an
action against the proprcors, publishers and Editor
u The Tines for publishing aggravated and un-
founded charges about the officers Of the company and
heir management of It's affairs.
The necessary papers will be drawn up with ali
possible haste and the action begun Immediately. The
amount Of damages that Will be claimed definitely
announced but it said that ~ 100000 would be
near tho figure II We have been injured mt all by
the publlcaitnOn in The Times said officer OF the
company have been Injured that much"
President william II. Beers is on his way home.
According to tlvccs received by the company, he
sailed from southampton on sunday. Before doing so
he sent the following dispatch:
Kind greetings. warm thanks, 10 each and every
LOYAL friend don't intend they shall be disappointed
In business Of orr magnitude mistakes are inevitable
md we compare favOrahlv with others. but my lnteg
rty Of purpose cannot be shaken General net re
suit are the tOuch'toucS in every business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
DESHLER WEIGH GETS A DIFORCE.

MS WIFE WAS LIVING WITH Ills FORMER
FRIEND IN LONDON.
Charles W. : Mcclellan and Mrs Desher Wech
sailed for Europe on the steamer Saae on January T.
Yesterday Judge Dykman, in the supreme Court al
White Palms. granted Mr.. Welch absolute divorce
from his wife, Mcclellan named as the co
respondent None OF the persons in the suit appeared
but Mr. Welch represented by counsel MIS- WEIGH
filed general denial to the papers WHICH were served
her I'm London
Thi, Is the outcome of story which has been known
in theatrical circles for some time Mr.. WEIGH is the
publisher Of "The Theatre lie married Marie
cecdngly pretty Young woman. The Welches lived
happily for some time. and had apartments ut No.
1873 Fifh-ave. Mcclellan was at first an Intimate
friend of Mr.. Wclch, and they were always seen TO
gctlcr. Mcclellan was then the publisher of paper
called lie Chat NOir."
Mcclellan paid attention to Mrs. Welch and alenated
her affections from her husband Miss Marie Overflow
who said that she was a particular friend OF Mrs.
Welch testified in yesterday that she often saw
Mcclellan meet Mrs. Wcch az hotels and restaurants
Miss Overton also testified that she Mcclellan and
Mrs Welch off on the steamer. Since Mrs. WEIGH
has been In Europe she has written to Miss Ovcrton,
and has said that she Is known Mrs. Mcclellan
steward of the steamer Saae also gave testimony as
to the sailing of Mcclellan and Mrs. WEIGH.
Mr. Wolch had lis publishing office at No. 40 West
Twenty third ST. but there il learned that ne had
removed 10 No 40 West Twenty -eghtll-St. That
place vas closed last night. and Mr.. Wcch could not
Ne found II Is sad that McClclan Is the London cor
respondent of "A paper Of THIS Guy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
NEWARK.

suu was begun yesterday against the h0ndNhc" VI
John r. Gable the defaultlng collector oil dcn'p" W
tavas WHO fed from the city last winter Inc ue'
alcaaon amounts TO about $4,000 The bau l nlsn
are ey Alderman Price, Henry NJ Doremu9 anu LII,
Wolf. They assert trlt by Itds'h vi 'i' wy
gsnce they are not liable. 49, ,ao
Workmcn broke ground Yesterday LOT 'ic III and
,, f,r fine new post office building at hipad am
ScaAer,v Is is probable that Belle VIE stone VIII
ha used I'm the consi rue ton of The bwldihg
rho commencement exercises OF st. Marys Ac IiiA
,.ora hod in Institute Hall yc erlay, Bl'h9p NJ
,,r,.idnp The graduates wee Margaret y, nnain .
katharine r. RYAN. Irene Il. Walters MARY f. MAJ" I'D
and Mary G.. Walsh. .,,
ON Monday OF last week Michael MuianaphS, I"eit
years old living in Harrison, was missed IUi
iome THE boy was half-dcmcnted and partE par
1~noj search was made but no traces Oh we w.
cnnd ie found At 10 o'clock on sunday hSht UT" .
was knock al the door, aud when II was olenI LA
inmates saw policeman standing ON NE s'o'l J." y"
IN ,6o hand nf n miserable looking boy. IL w
Michael lie presented pitlable appeara"ccc. tcbrd
c.Iing was I'm rags aud his legs and arms sCrlh,i
r nmetinns asked him about where he had BEEN tt
answered : In the lots. In the woods. II "O
known how tie hoy sustained hl-en WIZ, ~, Iy ~
how he passed the ,iX nights he was a"aN I'o", mn
Michael OConnOr thIty-hvc years Ga, sIaiV tt
dvnapnr who is said 10 have thrown Ile pVlhp .na
g:os cxllOdcd in the old Tower OF Lonuon SIX {ea'
We" rd ,rho ie known as O'COnnOr the Dynainllcr'
80 arrested last evening in Acadcmy-st on charge VI
stealing a clock. -, 49,
Mrs Elizabeth Glale, twenty-five years o,l, wa
,,.av burned i'm her rooms on the top moor O No III
lTiir,csonthst last evening. She was lighting a Es
tnrc when the flame dashed out and set Dle 10 hcr
wrapper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
yuVSTcurcTER COUNTY.

w -
WHITE PLAINS.-Beiorc Judge Mis-, III lic Nou '
Court yesterday, Morris McGTath was sent 70 0's'C
prison for tree years stealing $40 from rye '
pedler and Arthur NJ BrOwn of Bedford was sen
fenced to the Elmra Reformatory for a'T Jears ior
forging the name Of John Knox. Of Bcdfod, to cheon
on tho somcrs Bank after which the court ad)onrheu
until August 1. Judge Dykhsi Scs"i'
rendered a decision IN favor OF the New-York' New
Haven AMI Hartford Railroad Company IN us appnca
ton for permission to improve the line OF It's road a
Mount Vernon BY 50 arranging It's tracks as 70 opVae
the crossing Of the Harlem Railroad Companys trachs
at grade The General Term of the supreme
Cont has decided that village OF White Plains Is 10
igltfu possession OF forty foot strip OF laiu e
ing along the east side of Mamar0neckAVe lOih h"u
RIA Lave sout 10 the NewlOrk Post R0al, anu hat Ic
Mitchell estate has no valid claim t. the lana IN luesoi
which was taken by the Boulevard commissioner III
1877 TO widen the old Mamar neck Road; sur. sur
roclte Colin had a hearing yesterday In the contest
over the Will Of Mrs. Barbara MagI OF Mount vernon
who dieI on April T. leaving property vaued az
%5o 600, Size had four and one daughter, ana
test based on the alleged insanity OF the dead woman
and after surrogate Coffin heard frederick say ne DC
lieved his mother was crazy. an Adjournment "@s
taken
NEW -ROCHELLE.--A new suburban service was
mt i'm operation by the New York, New-iiaven ana
Hartford railroad over the Harlem River branch yes
tcryiay IL is line OF similar to those III use
on the elevated roads. II IS proposed to run ines
cars across the Harlem River over the SecOnd-ave
bridge and down TO the Battery soon as all the
arr aIgcments are completed At present they VIII
run Ls far as Onchundred and-twcity ilith-st ~ Is
proposed 10 four express trains each way ualy'
making but fCur stops between here ana the Bater!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Aldermen yesterday appropriated $1,000 for
fireworks july 4.
As the result Of the recent visit Of Postmaster Col
Inns 10 Washington ii is expected that the Flatbush
postofice will be made a substaton of the Brooklyn
Office.
The sum Of 100000 Of the 81 .0OOOO OF tax GER
tIfcates offered by the Controller last week has been
subscribed for by banks and trust companies. and 1t
is expected that the remainder will be taken today
The condition of Mrs. Kate Chandley. who was
shot by hei husband Edward at their home. No 10
Ainslie-st. on sunday night, somewhat improved
Yesterday although the physicians she is not vet
out Of danger. Chandley was arraigned before Jus
frs Goetng YESTERDAY and held 10 await the result Of
his wlfes injuries.
Postmaster Collins wants to connect the Brooklyn
Postofice with the one In NewYOrk by pneumatic
tubes aud also to introduce the along the lines
of elevated railroad the city, for the quick trans
mission Of mail matter.
The coroner's Jury In the OF Mrs. Elizabeth VI.
Haslett, Of No. 3S Rersen St.. brought in a verdict
yesterday Of accidental death by burning. The
funeral will be held at Grace Church on the Heights
at 80 p. m. t0-dar.
Dr. David r. Walthof, OF Bath Beach, was acquitted
In the Court Of oyer and Ternner yesterday Of the
shsrss Of assautng Mrs. Margaret BeiRs The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
NORTHERN NEw-JERSEY COUNTIES.


uOEOKFN-Whilc Mrs. Mary Kelly was frynF
some fat meat Yesterday morning at her home no
15G Ferryst. the tat took fire and In the haste 10
cxtlnguish the blaze tire fat was upset and portion
~ r. fell on Nellie, girl seven month, oid' Inc
clothing took fire mt once ana Wheu ,"c = .
nj :, mother brought assistance the Eulc one Wa
fatally hu? H. .,
AC-The body of Mrs. Andrns Guolos,
uunp,rat wOman was found In the Dundee ana
- psss1ic vest .rday. sh5 dsapp Ell nom her II ~.
an EIdgy night While mentally uulaianciG DI slIci
cau.ed tx thc sudden death OF her hiisballu hoh
S"n.troae II is believed she Committed suicide.
HAYONNE-John Walter Ertmann' the stoekeeper
Of the tank ilshlp OevelsJnne was lOhln ~
ScnsiLie early Yesterday morning In II vacant
lot in Avenue f, near East FIT entlSt lie had tWO
knife.-wOunds i'm his back, and Wa weak RON the
les of blood Ertmsnn told the police that he hid
nuarrplcd alOnt midnight on saturday with JOhh
returning 10 the ship fum car'u'c ana tat Joi.nt
had assaulted lin. JOhuhc was arrested. EtIlaIHs
condition IS pI6Cnr0nS
NEW- HII- NSWICK .-Siephcn NJ Montgomery, watch
r,a1 Al the Bloomfield lc0rce MILL lOst hi lie last
rirrt bv 2 peculiar accident. jams Hail. The n-gt
water rushed through the pipe An elbow broke oH
ana struck The wat bnan Just a. "a was N-~ine.
Ills skull was crashed aud le died Instantly.
Observation-Disclosures entered several Painield
dwellings during Sunday glt and succeeded IN ear
ryiug of considerable booty. They enter the house
room in which the woman was Sleeping; Mrs Gable
say, they ch0roiOrm'd her ana that she saw them:
Int was pOWcrloSs 10 Gy out She describes one 81
the men m.gutely. silver pllt' and some small bill,
were taken The homes of James Ke"fe in West
siXhst.; John Kline IN LIcrty-st., and Dari'l lib
money. Jewels and garments taken. The polio,
have no clew to the Burglars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30
SIXTEEN YEARS FOR WATERMAN.

Asa r. Waterman, who was convicted OF man
slaughter I'm the first degree for the killing Of Peer
Doran on the night of April 10. 1850, when he ana
Mrs Doran were confronted by Doran at Meseroe ard
I.orimcr sts., sentenced yesterday morning by
Justice Cullen in the Court Of oyer ana Iennher 10
sixteen years Imprisonment in the St1te Prison at sing
sing Waterman said he thirty three years old
and nltive OF Massachusetts, In pronOlnch5
sentence Justice Cullen SAID For the sake of awort
lass woman you have taken another mans life and
wrecked your own. don't believe you are guilty
of murder in the first degree. but YOU might have been
found gaty the evidence OF murder IN the sec0hd
degree waterman VIII DC tahoh ~ 0i"s "i"e '"'7
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-30

r,co,,,or Higgins New.orieans days. with mns'
TO- vsp eSsitahoochee Daeget savannah days. WV"
mdss and passengers L Wakes. ,v,,o rodse 10
steaner fanim Pnnuiog'on' wilmington
siea%sr wya"oss M@g d oml @c% s. Co. ''"
steamer kanawna meyers. Newport Ne"' WV"
ID yrentL .,s.,,,orn lewis Baltimore with mdse 10 Ii =
fS sreamer Lucy Miller Bunker Bangor with "'o '"
10 s r Sarnde Phelps Bros
CO csr,urou tBr, Evans London May ~ with mdse
70 sl rer. yesse !, whitney & Cars.
shp atherne Nor. sorsnsen Dos''h' :"
suSsEr-wlnd at SANDY ao,<. nsh' s clear
Al Clly Island-lght s; clear
arrived yesierdly- Ia, ,.a
steamer (iaIIeo tBr, oncton. via swansea WIN n
sanaesoo son ATryea P 3, ,af ar ports
via Gbrsar with mdse and passengers to Phelps BIOS ~
AE Steamer A. 'S wa Charleston with
Steamer Bonefactor Ingram Wilmington NC VII" H'''
az GnoD %m Pys Vest Point with mse and
Dt sses%er i 70 oM Dominion So 90.
CLEARED.
e,or crvstaI fRr, stannard Lcth-simpson. Spence d
fS SIeaer Alesa Fr vanatt Mediterranean DOris-J
She Eon,ST ann !SSG sSaSs
WIN Usy Tsisbss,ee Fisher Wakes.
Steamer NacoOcnee smith sayannah-E HvaIo Dominion
Steamer liicnnono. Davis. Nest POM" ''
Steamer bennington Warrington. Norfolk-snp'0n'
Steamer Cottage CITY Bennett ns
Burgess -. ,,.S ,..o, yafen Toc
a Co. oxaor.-Snow A.
Burgess. ,,,,o. vyan,rntor 6c-
ArKsll & Douglass
SAILED.
Steamers Aesia for Marseies; Algonquin Chariesoon
Also sailed. Long Island SOUND
Steamer Cottage City. for Portland
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GpAvysyxp June 2S-Saiel. England (Br)' hee
ivgRpoOI June 2oArrived. steamer kosse Br)' LeaF'
from New. York. aaaIo fGer,
SOUTHAMPTON. Jnne 2s-Arvod steamer Sd"o 'oo'''
RICHER from York her way 70 Bremen .o Tor
Sailed steamer Etler Ger, Baur. from bremen "o"s "
New York. $780,. f,.or, vVincs.
New. York. fpalgl
ANTWERP. June 2o--ArrlVed stcamer "o''0i"'''" 7'
JaInison. New.Nork - ,,,.,.., fn,cb, Pak
ROTTERDAM, June Z6-Sacd. steamer Oouini 'D'~"'' -
New York. >,.,.,ra fErl
GiBRAfrAR June 10 Passed. steamer NeusU@ NlI"
brand from Marseilles on her way 10 New'lOrK