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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
A RElH!NG EY lFTHORS

The Booksellers and S;ioncrs Providnt Asso iiton
viii benefit by an author reading 20 pr glNcl at Chick.
orlng Hall January 10. 1893 Am0ng th" authors who
viii read from their work. r. IOpknsoa Smith, ~
Day at Iaguc.rc's; Charles Dudley Warner. ~ Hear
Stoy" by request; General James Grant Wilson, AN
Eplsod" Of the War;; Edward Eggloston WIN Carleton
Marion iiarland Gertrude Athc ton. Robslt Grant VIII
lam II. McElroy and Thomas Mast This und rtakng Is
commended TO public attention by the leading publisher
and by such writer's Richard Wat6Oi Glli r. VIII am
Winter, George KEENAN,, Marietta Holly Julia Ward
Howe. l.. G. Stcdman Thomas Bailey Alcrieh. Edward
Everett Hale Colonel r. ". IIlgsu.on Richard Hard.
Ing Dlvis ta!tnn .ha'lcs King aud Others WIN VIII b.
,nvitd 10 occupy rlccs the stag. The committee
having tho enterprise In charge Chare, A. Burk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

Including dclcicnciCs and miscellaneous.
Included In the above statement are the figures re
lanG to every branch OF the Government; The
estimates for pensions s1GG -31 $50, being 80
7G6s0o moe than the estimates. and si2OJ"i-2
than the appropriations for the current fiscal
year. The estimates fOr the Indian sc"vic" ar"
SIS I23,2Il, being about az. 100000 less thar the
estimates and about S15OO0O more than the apo.
priaOns for the present year. TIL" estimates for
pubic work, ARE sls ,O3o.O73, being Si70,53j less
than the estimates and SI2,l1G,Oo4 les, than the
appropriaons for the present year.
The estimates for the Army call for T2j.022 800
This IS mllua and Il half more than The app.o
pation for IN, fSca. year 1913. which $2i.2--
400 Ccng-o,-. by recent LEGISLATION. In, provi !
for the retirement OF enlisted after certain term
Of service and an increase IN the pay Of the
hospital corps and to this and other legislation h
dhargcabis largely the incrcas" In III" estimates
Representative Cultivate. the chairman " the Mill
tarv CUniDitlrc. has gOHc over The estimate, cI'r
fully and prepared rough draft Of bill which viii
be submitted tomorrow to the subcommittee having
charge OF the Military Appropriation bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
NEWMFXICO AND ARIZONA; CHANCES
REpUBLICAX tEN,Tons DIFrE: OVEN TnFI r
ADNIss INTO THE rNIO".

Washington Dee , Especial Tho chief qu ',tion
Of policy ~ be decided b. the Republicans IN Can
grcss AZ mi, session concerns The admission OF New
Mexico and arizona 10 Statehood. Thcrs J.. II
colrsc. natural diversity OF opni IN the part
%, 10 tie 'Nprdrnc, Of admitting one both Of
these Territories In ths Congress. Republican. from
The far West generally favor a liberal pole with
regard TO New Mexico. at least. which, they say
la, pcrhaps Il. rosi.a claim statehood u. any 4
the other Territories recently made states. Tn,
great majority OF The Rcpubiedns In Consrcss are,
i.posrd ~ be ,>ttcmcy cautiDu however, In deal
ing with the New Mexico and Arizona admission
LIls II is felt that hasty action with regard T.
these Territories should Dee taken enabling
oct could easily be- passed any time up 10 the
last week Of the present scs>iOn.
The Republican senator, representing the controlling
power In one branch # H1ngrc.s met this afternoon
in caucu, TO taxi this important question: AMI rs
wa, 10 he expected some sharp dIcrelcc, Of opinion
were developed. The discussion WI, prccIpliatcd by q
resolution offered by Mr. Quay who, cXprrs ing H..
feeling Of the Eastern senators, wished to have the
caucus VOTE to postpone all Statehood legislation Ter
the present. This proposition opposed hy som
Of the senator, from new states. tally Mr Carey oi
WYOMING aud Mr.. Dubois, OF Idaho, who nrsucd In
favor Of the prompt admission Ol New Mckee. Oh
lection was made In various quarters 10 the non
Nmcrican character o New Mcxico's popaati.n and to
its ill,eracy, though II was acknowledged that I'm
point Of population. cw-MrXlco was undoubtedly
properly entitled T. admission to the Union
Mr.. Henderson. the president protein Of the senate
brought forward proposition finally to divide 49, the
three Tcritofe, OF Utah, NewMexico and Arizona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE BALTIMoREs SAILORS CLAIMS.

Washington, Dec. 81. Alleync Orr, n lawyer Of
San Francisco, IS In the city On bnsncs, connected
with the claims Of The American sailors against the
CIhlian Government. lie represents thlriysscvcn Of
the crew of the Baltimore who claim portion OF tho
Gillian indemnity fund Of $75 600, and also the two
men, Tatrick Shields and Andrew McKmsrcy. who
assaulted In Valparaiso after the Baltimore al
fair. lie expects the Baltimore claims To be settled
nv the Navy Department in few weeks. and the
other claims soon afterHnTd. The Chilian claims
treaty negotiated by Minister Eran Will be sent 10 the
ecnatc for alton IN few dnys. That treaty provides
Tor o board OF arbrat on 10 meet In Washington with
in six months for the settlement OF the Kecwecaaw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
MR.. CLEFELAND KETURNS TO THE CITY
HE ARRIVES IN THE MORNING AND GOES TO

HE ARRIVES IL THE MORNING AND GOES TO
LAKEWOOD IN TIE AFTERNOON.
one Of the first persons - leave the southern ca
press train upon It's arrival at the Pennsylvania hais-
read staton Jersey CITY. at 80 o'clock Yesterday
morning was President, elect Cleveland. The tram
was q few minutes late. Mr.. Cleveland was met Dy
his man servant. The coi0red porter OF the Pullman
car followed Mr.. Cleveland into the station. Leading
the next Pre- dcnt's pointer dog which had been WIN
him on his shooting expedition ut Hog Island
Mr. Cleveland declined 10 talk upon poiitics p"'
said that he had had fine time during hi9 trip
lie had not brought any game with him. he adiod'
but had left II In the South
MI Cleveland aud his man servant entered the
carriage a the ferry crossed the river at Dcsbrosses-
ST.. and drove a. rapidly as possible to his home,
No II West Fffty-irst-st.
Mr. Cleveland left 1I)g Island at 4 o'clock Mon
dsy afternoon lie was carried to Eymorc by the
steamboat sunshine. There he took the north boucd
train in the evening, travelling In special car.
lie went to bed early and was up yesterday morning
when the train reached Trenton lie did MT brenk,
fast the train however, but waited until nc reached
ls home. -.
Mr. C,evchnd's first pulilo appearance after ms
return from Lakewood, where he went last night VIII
he it Is said at tho Reform Club next saturday even
ing. He has sent word to the citizens at Caldwell
y. j.. his birthplace that he VIII vsh tbat place De
fore going 10 Washington In March. lie haS mol SGT
Il date. The citizens have begun 10 Make arrange
mpnts receive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE MEETING OF THE CIVIC UNION CLUB.

The East side Civic Union Club heio w N "a az
go, y. M ~ sccoodave There 1000 ~
radiance Of those who are In favor of clean
in this city J. w. Lyman presided and ~ ?, :, ,,n
acted a, secretary. Committees were aplo"S1 rNs
,ass the East Side and bring In new a
so ., and do eycry,hin: possible promote the puil'
ard honesty Of its government to seek 10 oe'er S@
s,on Of the masse Of the people aoa to bring ,,
o,a, separation Of state and NATIONAL po'cs' Us sun"
the e;ty's Affairs MIN, p,ss,rt the Rev.
's pe,ors rho Rev Dr. J. X. Day, the I've"
- n Eaton and the Rev. Thomas DNon' j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
MIR. CLEVELAND RETURNS no LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood, N. j., Dec. ) (specal).Mrs. Cleveland
went to New Yorn this morning TO give Mr.. Cleveland
a surprise greeting upon us arrival from the South
lie decided to return with her to Lakewood this even
Ing They reached here by the Lakewood Special
at $40 D. III. Upon their arrival at the station II
large crowd waiting greet them, which tlfy did
with three cheers. Mr.. and Mrs.. Cleveland We're
driven Immediately 10 Mgcmore, ;he home OF Francis
r. Freeman. where Mrs. Cleveland has been staying
Mr. Freeman said this evening that Mr.. and Mrs
Cleveland would probably be Ms guests for several
ia,s Mr.. Cleveland will so New-lOrk on Wcdnrs-
day or Thursday, bat may return and remain here
over SUNDAY. II WIS not known definitely until this
evening that MIR. Cleveland had lca'cdSof Park Com
missioner Nathan Stran, the Ccvelnnt cottage which
hc occupied hist season. II + being handsomely re-
furnished, ana VIII be Orcupcd By Mr.. Cleveland and
hi, family about tho middle Of Janurry. The lease
runs until Mach /. The cottage IL In the north
N0,ls near the Lakewood Hotel. and Is One Of the
most pleasantly located on the northern border OF the
village
Afrr dinner to-day, While Mrs. Nleyeani anf Ms
Ere, man Playing ciibhagr, and Mr.. q vennd
and Mr. Freeman werc playing b lliaidS the Lake
VOID Concert Band appeared at the front of tire
house and beg ecrcnnd". y number Of pr min Mt
~plnd,d % m rnaGc IN J. r"f ~ e,h After Mr.
Freeman had iutioirc.i him and Mrs Clcvcl nd to
tie people Nh Cleveland : IL
Indie, ard t.oatlenn II auor' me goat pleasure u
YOU. HAVING been n n,lrHhor Of yours last wilter II
Won VII form In lne 10 vii b. pra'nr 10 M to SHAKE
After cheering Mr. Cleveland a lire was formed ard
he passed by. and said word to each. The Assem-
bis then dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

among the iali-dOzen surrounding states. M"h'aHa'
Idaho wyoming Colorado, Nevada and California.
Thl, drew away attention for time from the o'lIhM
ISSUE. and was warmly discussed. 1t got 80 late
however before the discussion ended, that the con
fcrncc adjourned without voting On Mr.. uuays pinp-
.ith,n which will BE- considered at further meeting.
II Is the sentiment of the majority OF kepiDlican
senators that so important matter should De- care
nlly dealt with and dcciSlun upon II VIII De
reached without IL full chanc" for everybody to be
heurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE rIrsUyyG cuiRryR ELECTION.

AZ the charter election held nj Flushing yeNcr
day the entire Citizens ticket WIS elected clinton H.
smith Republican. was reelected police Justice; f.
Y W Ro>,itcr ami John II. Wilson Republicans were
e,.cted village trustees and Michael J. Qurl Demo
crnt VA, elected. r.. v W R0sSiter has been In the
hoald for saVe'al terms l' Is the ttea'ucr FOR the
New York Central Rarond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
TIE ScOrCH CHURCH PROPERTY FOR SHE

The trustee Of The Scotch Presbyterian Church 40 =
West fouit"onth-.t.. hell meeting last nipht In the
church der several bid, for the church prop
The meeting pllyats and definite info
could be- obtained about the action taken.
Thr church property il surrounded by large business
,iorrs and IL decided tine ago to furhG
uptown. rropcrY was purchased ut Ninet .hl,st aud
Ccatul Park West, agd Is being oXciNatd for the
iopEdions o the new church. The old churh property
placed In the hands # prominent rcaoSt,c
The price at which the property is hcli Is said
To be $500 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
TIE pyrE OF THE MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Washington, Dec. j.-Reprcscnatvc Hooker, Of Mis-
sisSipN. introduced bill to-day providing for the
assembling Of Congress yearly on the first Monday
after March 4. The change I'm the date of the meet
ing Is to begin with the Lllld Congress. Under the
plan proposed IN his bill Mr.. Hooker think, tho
long and short session distinctions VIII he practically
wiped out. and that Uniform annual session of about
six months Will result. all Of which Will tend TO the
production OF better results In legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
TO TRANSFER TIE PENSION BuREAr.

Washington. Dee "a short hill introduced today
BY Mr. Mutchler, Of Pennsylvania, Is the first public
evidence OF discussion That has been going ON Of
late among members Of the Democratic party. 1t
contcmpates the transfer OF the EuIcau OF Pensions
TO the War Department. The blll provides that from
july l. 1888. the Bnrenn OF Pensions shall be- hcHu
In and of the War Department, and shall Ia under
The supervision Of the Secretary Of War. The second
section directs the President 60 make the
orders TO accomplish the transfer. but all laws
In force concerning the Pension Bureau continued
In force except 80 far this net renders change
necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
nnLEY ON TRlIL IGIIN-

Matthew T. Daley. who was recently acquitted u thu
charge OF abductng Mamie HANNAH yesterday placed
an trial IN the Court o oyer ana Tcimnee before Judg"
Russell, ard Jury the cllrg" ot assaUiting Miss Hun
ran', mother Mrs, Annie lannan 1t Is alleged by Mrs
nnln that alter shc had accu'ed DALEY Of ruinng her
daughter he camc her house seized her roughly threi
.d her with hi, club and arrested her the charge Of
dsurdcsly conduct. D0ilcy'S side Of the Gaze has not
hccn heard yet bu IN his former trial hc declared alt
Mrs.. Ilannon was drunk and dsorderly. The trial will
Ia, continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
ESTIMATES FOR NEN'I YEAR.

rIiE :FCRETAEY OF THE TREAsURY's FIGURES
FOR ALL BRANCHES or THE GOVERNMENT.
Washingt0 Dec. 9TH secretary Of the Treasury
TO-DAY transmitted 10 CongresS the estimate Of al
proprations required for tho service for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1894, The total estimates
are S43i 6l22l5. being sl2 ,003622 more than c'ti
mates and 81 643,735 less than the appropriations for
tho present fsoa! year The following Is Iccapitula
ton OF estimates and appropriations by departments,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

GEyERIL MlsrERSCyS SUCCESSOR AT ALBiNY
Albany. Dec. j.--otate Engineer schcnck sad this
afternoon that he had decided 10 appoint Bernard ;.
noye ~ Albany rs chief clerk In his Ollie, vice John
NJ MnsrrSOn, removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

po.,,,a Railroad system Lehgh Valley Div lnsh
On and after sunday December a + wi T snvns foot
Pullman sleepers Newlork 10 iSroa n.cspt saturday
Wunninc daily via the Lake Line 70 Geneva Ant
Junction. Batavia. Suspension bridge b""A~
intermediate points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

and o'her claims There vii be three aritrators.
appointed by the United states, one by Chill and thc
third 10 be selected by The other two Mr. Orr VIII
confer with the secretary state and the secretary
VI the Navy in regard 10 these cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

harit chairman with f. T, Dutton & Coz; John A.
Holden trclsurcr; William J. Kelly and j. +. Voge'
Illus (witi Henry Holt s. Coz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
LIZ SrEIMSHIP lRRlvlLS.

oh. steamships Naronic fom Liverpool Mar,ais ir's
,r,n,hnrc. Winchester from Rotterdam ana APP w S-
trinidad and Grenada arrived at QUARANTINE carry ''
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
FROM HEAD TO

you feel tho good that's dOno by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t puriiles the
blood. And through tho blood, it clcan.es,
repairs, and nyigorates the whole system.
In recovering from La Grippe" or in
convalescenco from pneumonia, fevers, or
other wasting diseases, nothing can equal it
as an appctizing, restorative tonic TO build up
needed iiesh and strength. 1t rouse5 every
organ into natural action, promotes all the
bodily functions, and restores health and
vigor.
For every disease that comes from torpid
liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Bliousness, and the most stubborn Skin,
Scalp, or Scrofulous affections, the Discov'
ery' Is the only remedy so certain that il
can DO guaranteed II 1t doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case, You have your money
back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
USE PONDS EXTRACT
AFTER
SHAVING.

ANY bleeding will be stopped soreness, irritation aud rcd
ncs, d sappcar, and skin br soit-nCd
AVOID SUBSTITUTES. Genuine made only by
Popds Extract 81, 20 Fifth-aNe, New-iorh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06

For a perfect and permanent euro for
Catarrh, tako Dr. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
Its propriotors offer $500 reward for "A
incurable cs.so Of Catarrh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28

For young children, mix one teaspoon
full Of mustard and three of wheat -four
with water to the consistency of a stif
batter, and apply between soft muslin
cloths Far adults ope part Of mustard
aud tive Of fouf. -EGchangA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28

The casting out Of the devil
disease was once a sign
authority.
Now we take a little more
me about it and cast out
evils by thousands-we do
it by knowledge.
Is not a man who is taken
possession of by the germ of
consumption possessed OF a
devil?
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil will tell you
now to exercise him if it can
be done.
Free.
SOFT h BowHE, Chemists, r3s South sth Avenue,
York.
druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod-ivsr
rI ei-ts everywhere do. s..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-28

entitled Guide Health and Etiquette lydia Hnthan cfgel
aides We will present addressing with two 2nt stamps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
HIRAM


Mr.. Ivory l.. Evan. died In florin,
Cal. 90 consumption, aged IS years,
months. lie was q native of Hiram
where be lived nearly any Year.. II'
was prominent member of the grange
aud had served as .electman, aud MAS Z
worthy. useful and respected citizen.
The Hiram Library Association vii
remove thi. week Ia the rythian Hal
builiing. II 10 In q prosperous condi
ton.
Mrs. Geo. u. Ciemous 4. In poor
health from lung trouble.
Mis-. Eliss wilder, Who WAS seriously
III at Biddeford, Ia now al home and out
of danger.
Isaac :. Lowell Ia. gone to Jackson,
Y. n.
Mr.. Era.,us s,orrr has had q cancer
removed from his under LIP.
Lieut.. Amml l.. Gilpstrick !. reported
"a very sick.
Mc..r.. Thom, and Warren hay,
bought the pine on Vim. T.. sargent.
farm.
The revival meetings, alternating BE-.
tween the Methodist aud Congregational
churches, continue, and several CONVEX
Sion. are reported.
Can't. Charlie. 4. Cole. late of l.tf
Maine Icgt., q native of Hiram, having
served ~ah ability aud credit q. U. =
district attorney Ia Washington, ID. &.
IA. been promoted Ia be- Judge of tn
4. y. district court In that district.
Henry y, burbank IL recovering frou
Ia grippe With typhoid symptoms.
Mr..rs. 4. q 4. u. Young are Ia do al
extensive numbering business from iheil
Daniel Fierce lot.
There I. "a be q Christmas tree anS
festival Ai the Spring school house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
WEST PARia
Good slelshIus,

| OOOu stetkutpk.
Ths chair factory shut down Thurs.
day for two weeks TO take account ol
stock.
A stranger In looking about our VII
lage could pxdlly scr that Christina
MAS near. The stores have taken on q
holiday appearapce, aud arc we'll stock
Ell With goods adapted to please both
old aud young.
The Methodist Sunday school will
give q Christmas concert In the chapel
on SUNDAY evening.
John willis has opened q meat and
fish market In hls shop near his house.
Miss Jennie Brown II attending school
az Brysnts Pond.
4. II. Judkins Il In the place visiting
hls mother.
Mrs. Ida Fuller, con and daughter, Of
South Paris, ~er In the place fhursday.
l.. VI. Mann Il In want Of . large
quantity Of white birch lumber To en-
able him 10 run his mill. Large or
small lots taken.
The can mskers have commenced
work at the corn shop.
10 YOU want oysters leave your order
with \. q. Curtis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
GIlgAD.

To-day. the ltth, snow enough fell for
good .leighlng, which. glsddens the
hearts ~ every one.
Charming Grover % Bethel went inio
the woods to-day With his horses "a
work for william Chapman.
william Peabody aud wife will spend
Christina. with friends Ia Massachu'
setts.
The Wild River Lumber Co. have
bought 100 horses la the vest Ia put Ia
the woods here.
B.f. Hicks % South Paris IL visiting
In town.
IbelIeye thu, the county buildings are
we'll enough where they are with money
enough In the treasury Ia make needed
repairs. Why not let well enough alone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
oRyANr'S POND.

There WAS . pleasant gathering Of the
friends Of J. II. I.ittleheld, the evangel.
let, and hIs wife, ct the Baptist church
at Bryant's Pond, Saturday evening, the
10Th Inst. Although the night WAS un-
favorable, . goodly number were pres-
emit and manifested their appreciation Of
his labors at this place, By the liberal
donation he received. The party WAS Q
pronounced success. A purse Of ei3.3a
was presented him together with pack.
sges Of groceries aud other articles 81.
ways necessary and required In every
family. One brother rolled . barrel Of
Superior nOur Into hIs pantry, besldes
giving suudry other useful and ncesiful
articles. Mr.. I.ittieheld 10 an earnest
worker for the Master; laboring on the
apostolic plan asking no pay for bile ssrv'
Ices, and receiving only what tho peo'
pie freely give him. A faithful Christiau
worker like him should b remembered
BY the people for whose welfare h
lsbors. We are anxious 10 retain hli
services, and hops SUFFICIENT encourage
meut VIII b givsa 70 indses him TO -
msla With -. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-20
BuCkglelO.

Virgil Cole, wife aud sons, of Canton
wer. the guests Of Miss Martha cole
Saturday and sunday, 10Th and 18th Inst
Mrs. Merrill. wife Of Charles Merrill
% south Buckneld, had Q shock sunday
afternoon In their carriage while return
Ing home from q visit to Sumner, from
which she died In few hours. They
had got As far as the village when shs
va. takrn ~ and Was carried Ia the real
dence of David Record, where she ex
pired, aged 81 years.
The odd Fellows are building horse.
shed In connection with their hall, 10
cO.
Dr. W. u. Iapham Of Augusta Was Ia
town Tuesday, 18th Inst.
Mrs. l.. Atwood Of Lewiston held 4
two days sale of millinery and fancy
goods, at Hotel Long, 18th and 18th
Inst.
Mr.. John =. spaulding and bride oi
Caribou are In town, the guests of Z. L,
spauldlng's family.
Mrs. A. l.. Bisbee aud daughter At
tended Madam Lillian Noriica's Operatic
Concert At lewiston, Thursday evening.
Charlie. Dana Brsdbary, NJ. d., E re-
.pectei citizen aud ply sician, died At his
r.sidenc. Thursday evening, last. DIR.
bradbury had not enjoyed very good
health for several years, and has not
been able Ia actively follow his profess
sion. For several years he resided on q
farm Ia Woodstock, but returned "a
Buckheld several years ago aud with
hi. sou. engaged In the fruit tree bu.l'
ness. lie married Mas VI. Chase, eldest
daughter Of the late Hon. Thomas Chase,
and leave. q widow aud three sons 10
mourn his loss.
samuel Thom.s IL very III and IL not
expected Ia survive many days.
Attention is calleito the card Of Wood
man a Jones, boston, In another col
umn % TIL. paper. Mr.. j. Herman
Jones. the junior partner, isa native OF
Buckheld and son of Amlsl Jones Of thi.
plsoe. shippers of butter, cheese and
eggs will do we'll to correspond with
thi. hrm aud ~, the benefit Of the Hos
ton market.