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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
hANoXER.


J. ID. Russell II confined 10 the house.
The extent Of the planting about here
II q few potatoes and peas, but all are
busy 20 usual.
Clark u. Frost IL painting his barn.
bert Patterson and wife occupy the
Aimeron Roberts house thls summer.
The steamer "North star"is dry-dock-
ed for On unlimited time.
Trout fishing IL In order just now, and
lots Of trout are taken about here every
day. n. A. staples caught twenty-five
at Towards Pond Thursday morning
before I; o'clock.
W. c. Holt has gone to the lakes
guiding.
Any one wanting q good rabbit hound
will do we'll to enquire Of W. Z. Thomas
at the saw mill.
Many think that the supply of lumber
In Maine IL not On good ~ formerly, bat
the spru ce In the several drives on the
Andro.coggin this year u far superior
10 quality 20 any that has passed here
for twenty-five years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
NoRIh euckFiIlp.

Mrs. John Crcssey and her son VII
liam, Who have been at Salem, Mass, for
some time, are home for While.
John Chaplin has moved Into tho
Jason Mitchell stand.
Grin stiles has hired the Mrs. John
Brock place Tor q year.
James 4. Bleknell 10 nj work on the
road With his four horses.
Levi Turner and Luther Turner arr
AZ work on the road.
&. A. Warren l. selling lots 81 Osborne
spring tooth hsrrows this spring.
Mrs. Angie keoush Of south Paris, IL
visiting In our place this week.
Lieut.. Howard Emery % the navy,
now stationed az New York. aud wife.
have been In our place visiting his
mother, Mrs. y. II. Emery, ~ho has
been very sick but l. better AZ this writ
ing.
J. m. Carey, Wife aud son, 81 Sslcm,
Mass. are In our place on u vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
AhDOXER.

The ground Ia getting dry.
hut little planting IL done yet. The
acreage willie about the same a last
year.
Hon II. v. Poor and family came the
9Th. They will remain few weeks.
Fishermen are going to the lskes.
Mrs. Rufus Merrill attempted suicide
by cutting her throat With rslor last
Thursday. She Il still living, but very
low. Her mind has been affected some
years.
The Lodge, I. u. q. T., Installed the
officers for the quarter.
Eben Poor, Eco, brought . young
wife Ia hi. house to-day To share the
comforts Of life with him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
GRAFTON

George Mues had the misfortune 10 cut
his knee quite badly While al work %
the boom At the lake.
Report saws n. r. Chase has bis logs
all Ia the lake.
Mr.. Warren ballard % Upton called on
"a. Monday last, on his way 10 Argyle e
live with hi daughter. lie IL an old
man more than slghiy-hSe year. old. YET
l. unusually smsrt for man Of his year.
lie has lived In Upton long time.
Mrs. y. VI. Brown has moved home e
her farm.
J. VI. Philbrook was In this town and
Upton buying calves this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
FASH WATgRFORo

Mrs. n. r.. Mixer and children Of Nor
way are visiting at her fathers, ID. o.
pride's.
sylvia Chsdbourne returned from Mas
sschusetts Tuesday.
c. O. Goodwin OF lewiston 10 at his
daughters. Mrs. T.. e. Hllton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chadbourne and
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u. Pride attended the
celebration Of Rachel Rice's lOOth birth
day. Miss Rice was Mr.. l'ride's hrs'
school teacher.
Most of the schools began the 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
NORTH PARIS.

Mr.. IIolbrook has moved ON to the
George wsshburne farm.
A family by the name Ut Newell 10 go'
Ing 10 move on Ia the Perkins farm.
Mrs. Mlnsrd has been stopping at
America Andrews.
The case of Butterfeld W. Thompson
for alienation of his wlfe's affection Was
decided In favor Of Butterfeld, Thomp'
son having To pay him ssi1. We under
stand that Butterfield u TO have the
home farm. and that Mrs. Butterfield u
going to Buekheld TO work for Mrs
Nellie Damon.
Mrs. Alton Curtis has been visiting n
Eugene Curtis's.
WIN Andrews and wife Of Milton have
been at Mrs. fuller's for day OF Two
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
EAST BETNGl.

Farmers are very busy planting. some
have planted their sweet corn.
T. N. Bean has let his farm Ia r.. W
Bartlett.
n. n. Bean has let hi. farm to y. j
Russell.
Miss Helen Bartlett has gone "a
Sahstis, tn do dressmsking.
Mrs. Eta Bean Il drcssmsking al
Ilsnover.
n. y. Morgan 81 Portland IL visiting
his mother In thl. place.
school comm.nced Monday. Nav 9Th
under the instruction Of Miss Berths
Twombly % West Gray.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
SIMMER

G.F. Dyer has = very sick horse.
q. u. Foster and e. u. futile are at
work for Henry Poland Of Hartford
grating.
school In District No. ; commenced
Monday. May 9Th, under the Instruction
% Miss Maggie Horton Of East sumner.
A reception Was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
a. W. Crockett Friday night OF last
week. There Was a good attendance,
A nice treat was furnished for all.
Flora sturtevant IL at home from
Duckfield on a short visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
IIpHOA

The following teachers have been em
ployed for the summer schools, com
mencing May 9Th; Clyd. Bartlett Of
Bethel, Franc otis 81 Grafton aud Mr.
Minnie y. Abbott.
n. r. Chase l. thought % be gaining
Eshburne Judkins of Albsny IL .
guest 90 \. ". Judkins.
Mr.. j. 4. West has bought Mr.. Deer
ing's fsrm NJ Lakeside.
J. ". ballard has gone Ia Argyle "a
lie with hls daughter Lydia.
Walter Fuller and, GLAND Brooks have
recently bought new horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
IAsI suNNIR.

Pine dry weather for planting IL the
salutation.
The Ninot Packing Company have
given out seed corn Ia their patrons fo'
the season. and intend to use them well,
Mrs.. Merrill 20 Mechanic Falls was In
the place two DAYS last week With a stock
81 millinery goods.
llert.rt Thurston ot the same place
Was also In town two DAYS on business.
Dr. J. y. Robinson has returned from
q visit TO Massachusetts,.
"Aunt Susy" Palmer Who Was BEEN
spending the winter with relatives In
Massachusetts,, arrived home on Tues
dsy.
Call on Taylor for farming tools.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
NOaYA RANv

X. T.. we.cott ot Portland came ~
saturday, preparing Tor the summer BY
putting In his garden.
schools have begun In town With Mrs
Geo. Grover, Mis- Ida ilaselton and
Miss sybll Cummings for three OF the
teachers.
Mr.. Joseph Holt remains very low.
Richard tAurence's foot 10 gaining
nicely.
Mi.. AddIe Nillsit 81 New Hampshire
has been visiting nj Mr.. Geo. Becklers
J.P. klmball l. III With a throat
trouble. lie Is now At his brothers, o.
". klmbslrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
OXFORD.

Public exercises were held In the
schools on Arbor Day.
The teachers aud high school scholars
attended the teachers Institute At South
Paris Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Middleton, pastor Of the NJ
y. church, aud family have arrived, and
have moved into Mrs. Roscoe Bean''
house.
II Il said that Mr. y. &. Richards hal
bought the John j. Perry stand nov
occupied by MAnley Peterson.
Much sympathy Ia felt for the people
Of Norway In their recent heavy loss By
/ fire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

william whlttemore has been In Er.
rol and Colebrook visiting friends and
relatives.
IA. FLINT and Brad. Barley have
been over 10 Hell Gate camp, which they
talk Of opening when the sporting sea-
500 opens.
Arthur and Perley FLINT came up to 20
on the Berlin Mills drive.
The drive on the Little MsgAiiowsy
l. out into the main stream. and num-
Der of men came down Thursdsy, home
ward bound.
A fortnight Of very warm. pleasant
weather vas broken by Q shors rain
FRIDAY afternoon and sunday forenooo'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Mar s, born To the wife Of A. c.
I.ittiehale, . daughter.
Walter Poster and wife have come
home 20 carry on the farm this summer.
Rev. Mr.. Hounds has been aasigned 10
another station and Newry Ia without .
minister.
convention at South Paris, this week.
Farmers about here are further along
with their work than they usually are .
fortnight later In the season. There IL
somc danger Of being too previous In the
matter Of planting, 40 frosty nlghts are
some times In order about June hrst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
RQxRuRN.

IL appears that we are To have = rail-.
road up our river. Men are on measur'
Ing the distance aud taking the elevA'
tions. Surveyor Carter OF Bethel ha'
charge OF the work.
Y. Hannaford IL moving into N. T.
Taylor's house.
n. A. swasey and wife and Georgs
Ridlon and wife are at Birch Broot
Pond. They report the fishing all that
could be desired.
Our birch mills are In full blast. They
have quite q quantity Of birch yet Il
Il Jaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
hiRAM.

MIRIAM.
The James Clemons house has BEEN
bought for Mr.. ELIAS Gould, and Will
soon be erected on his farm near the site
Of the burnt buildings.
Mrs. ELI G. Gould 10 Visiting at law
renee, Mass. Her husband and children
Aimee the fire have moved TO the houss
formerly occupied By Daniel W. Pierce
Rufus N. Lowell has moved TO Brown
field.
Thers are 800 polls 10 Hiram. !.
On Friday M. Henry n. Burbenh
while caring for colt was Kicked In biz
face, breaking his nose.
Mn. scammou HIN d still seriously
;" rross wss sen Friday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
RuMEORD.

Mrs.. Geo. s,earn. and Miss Blapchs
Ripley gave birthday party At Rum
ford Hall Monday evening, May :. Aftel
listening To vocal and Instrumental
music. followed by dancing, all were In
yi,ed Ia the dining room, where treat
~ cake and coffee was served. Among
the presents Was q beautiful roller TOT
de.k to Miss Ripley.
school Ia Dist. No. commenced Ma,
..
Mr.. and Mrs. freelon Martin have Z
baby girl.
Mrs. John Martin Z. very low and moi
expected 10 recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
NORWAY.

Most Of the business men and owners
Of real estate burned out were fairly
we'll Insured 10 good solid companies.
Two or thrce, however. had no insur-
ancc. A. Nevers and Pingree the
baker we're among these.
The vaults Of both banks have been
opened. and the contents found Ia be
uninjurcd. The town records are also
all right. Il Was al fret feared that the
safe In which they were kept Was not
flreproof, but the records, though dis
colored, are not destroyed.
sour courage IL good" SAYS w. ~.
whlicomb, Esq, "and We will rebuild
Norway" and Mr.. whltcomb's state
ment IL confirmed by all ut Norways
leading aud wealthy citizens.
The vaults Of both banks preserved
their contents Ia good condition and the
town records were saved.
The Norway National Bank IL no~ To-
Gated Ia Noyes Block, next door To
Horace Coles jewelry store. As soon a.
the Opera House IL rebuilt they will To-
cate ON the old spot ss their vaults are
Ia good condition there.
The Norway Savings Bank may be
found temporarily at ~ Main ST., OPP
posite the old w. II. whitcomb reel
dence. The trustees will erect nj once
q temporary building for use this SUN.
mer and begin work on = permanent
building over the old vaults which have
stood the test.
Merritt weleh IL located In the base
ment of BeAl's Hotel; II. II. Foster at
lAllard & Moulion's; Mlsa Libby, mil.
iipery. with p. W. Hunt !; Oxford County
shoe store, next door below stones
Drug store; DIR. French on Cottage
street; DIR. barker at II. J. Bsngs';
fuckers harness shop In rear Of Ben
nett's meat market. Gilbert 4 foss Will
start In again soon.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beal and W. II. Whit
comb will erect sl5,0OO or q $4,000
block on the site Of the llills jewelry store
aud the adjoining lot.
q. II. Cummings 4 sons will rebuild
their mill AZ soon as the Insurance IL nd.
justed.
&. l.. Hathaway and others will do
some building ~ soon a. the Insurance
losses are adjusted.
The elms are about the most ioss after
all.
The annual election Of officers Of the
ID Congregational sunday School tool
place at the opening Of the school sun
day, May o, and the following officers
were elected:
Superintendent. Horace sanloru.
Assistant Superintendent, W. u. kno~iani
Se~rvtsry AMI Trvasurer. Geo. A. wilkins.
Librarian. fiovnce PararArf.
For trunks aud valises go 10 smiley
shoe store, opposite Elm House, Nor
way, Maine. A good assortment and
low prices.
Dr. \. Richards, Jeweler and optIcian
South Paris, has one dozen clocks, moi
quite new but good tImekeepers, h
would be pleased 10 donate to those wh,
Lost their clocks In the Norway fire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
TALK OF I'VE SIAIE.

The Camden wooden mills are having
to run nights 10 keep up With their
orders.
Gordon Brothers' lumber mill In New
sharon. burned Monday night. sou
loss, no Insurance.
Over 5000 in fines, mostly In liquor
cases, were paid In the court at Belfast
during the term just adjourned.
Another Inmate Of the jail at Auburu
escaped from the workshop last week
and the sheriff has decided not Ia use the
workshop any more until u u made
secure.
Charles I. Emery Of lIayerhill, n shes
manufacturer, who contemplates NOV
Ing his plant, MAS In saco recently
looking over the proposed location
Deering Bros. have offered To build |
factory for him.
The Methodist church at llampdei
was broken Into recently. The churci
aud Sunday school contributions wer'
kent In the church. These were taken
but only amounted 10 few dollars. tn
burglar evidently was some one acquaint
ed with the circumstances.
The trial Of Mrs. Getcheli Of Sldne.
for the murder Of her husband, william
Henry Getchell, terminated Friday In
verdict of guilty Of murder 10 the hrs
degree. The trial lasted eleven day
and created great interest In the county
The prisoner wept and her slste
screamed and tainted when the verde
was announced. The jury WAS out n
hour and half.
Thomas O'lrien, sn inmate Of III
national soldiers home, 10 In jail q
Augusta to await an investigation Int,
the cause Of the death Of Arthur Corr
gan, O fellow Inmate. The men ha
been drinking together Monday, an
Corrlgan was found In q bad condition
claiming he had been beaten, kicked an
robbed. lie died from Internal injurie
received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

N-N 4 Barrows died Friday night
tcoa.umq,.Du. She has been In feeble
Ns,Fh Or some years, and Tor some
LII. fs. tsru In decline, though At
~ h., Dc sas confined 20 the bed oD-
Ftu0 dave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
usW's Thisi

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward foI
any case Of Catarrh that cannot he enrci b,
IIaiis Catarh Gun.
III. CHENEY A CO.. Props.. Toie.lo. %.
We the undersigned. have ksown y. ,. Che
ney for the last Is YEAR,. and tsiie,e him per
feetly honorable In all business transaction
and nnspeiaily able 10 carry out any obligations
male by their nrn.
WEST 4 TRrAx. Wholesale Druggists. ToI~io. q
wALDISa. kiSNAH a MAnviS. Wbolesah
Druggists. Toledo. %.
Hairs caiarrh cur 10 taken Internally. ACTIN
directly On the blood and mucous surfaces %
the system. Price 80. per bottle. SOLD by al
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the ooINos or the WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PERu.

Mrs. wyman IL on the alex Hat and
Mrs. Eunice Poland IL taking care Of
her. Dr. Coolidge Of Canton IL attend
Ing her.
w. n. Conant Of Livermorc, MAS 40
To see his mother on the sth. She u
very sick with stomach trouble.
Mrs. X. T.. Gibbs IL sick sgAin.
Miss Nelly Castle commenced her
school In the Pond District on the 9Th.
DIR. Ryan Of Rumford Falls has been
round vaccinAiing this week.
stephen Getchell has bought him q
new Ming Of the Cornheld planter and u
now ready TO plant Tor hls neighbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Jgi.s Wh'tshousc tells Crier Ham
-asa hat The oxford County court has
4. ~ .fi,f in The staie-the one Who
at fuIy carrie. cut the original Idea
t.h.t l .r-er .hnuld b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

V-.N , Hscly % Boston made her
,,-usl ,i.It 40 Paris llill last week, but
.,..uumUusd by Telegram to Farming
,,,to ausai Tie funeral 81 her father,
Ham H1t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
STOW.


Mr.. Allen Barrows Of Cambridge,
Mass. is Waiting his mother and brother.
Bertha Charles has been very alex
with measles, but she IL on the gain.
school In Dist. No. : commenced NAY
:, taught BY Miss Hattie woodward.
They were all glad 10 see her back once
more. She Il boarding With i. a.
Walker.
Rev. Mr.. Staples 10 moving Into tne
house that Mr.. Powers lived 10 while
". A. Dresser and son Of Lowell,
formerly Of thls place, are calling on
friends and relatives.
WIN. Emerson h falling last.
Mrs.. wilson Emery h very alex. Hes
friends are afraid che viii nos % any
bsttes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

y s.' oSh q ksunebank has accepted
"a, ~ NE Mason-Cobb shoe CON-
IA ,i ~ heir plant will BE- removed tn
q 80 Nr. Mason says they shAll
"a 5000 a. the factory IL ready
sas =. shlch VIII be the last Of June
a'st % July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
EAST HEBRON.

Farmers are rushing their spring
work.
Rev. ID. A. Cannon started last week
for his new field Of labor At East Cor
NTH.
J. J. Fuller has hired A. N. fogg's
store, and will All up at once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
souvs RuMroRp.

Mrs.. Clara Bessey returned from
Abdoyer Monday.
Miss Alice Putnam Is teaching In
Dist. No. 4.
Joanna Rolfs l. keeping house Tor W.
y. Clark.
". Clark has BEN esmplnss week at
Weld rOnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

,.I.la,e'e 'isn boards for the street.
49, ''s - lul,e a rsge In some OF the
49, Aaine cities. II they should
a., ~ 10 some % the larger Maine
=. would b. quite q help To visit.
Va n. % not happen to be familiar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

y..ouiocs and black dies are prompt.
!, On hand. They don't mean TO he hc-
k'ad III 'eason'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

t,.ns p Newell :. moving his black
.rFh .hop bsck from the street even
- H. front u his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

al srl Mr.. A. =. Austin are AZ
mall. called there by the serious III
,...of ,rothcr-in-law, l. Z. willough-
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

NJ. NIlrcd Willis will not ~ back
40 ~ pest oflce. and Miss Clay vii
a.. fh,rs, 20 the office a. assistant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Nj. Edlth Perkins Of Bethel has been
-,.,,ln, a W. y. rerklns'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

y,o,,-,, Euttsfficld ~ Newton, Mass,
,,INsgs.s Camphell % Mechanic falls
:, .,crT z With Miss Dr. iIoughton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

s,m. ~ The boys ssw q deer near the
-'tle1.ard below the himbsil place
s.arlay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

c,v.I- Dce Of Berlin. y. H., was
~, lat week ON his Nay to Weld ON q
t.hing trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Propriesop Of hossis, boarding houses. aud
farm houses shoah Apply 10 the Bosros rnAx
scnIrr for advice sbou, getting The Lest results
FROM sdversisins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Nj. Mary l.. Bl.bee OF buekield Was
1, tom last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

Dr. ant Mr.. \. :. Thaycr and Miss
M. Tha,sr q Portland spent sunday
uO.A Ihayef's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

10, No.e. :. MOulton % keSar BALLS,
Il III Democrat a pleasant call We'd
ussdAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

~ An has already begun To al up,
4. nr,taratlon for the next term Of
s,lgft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15

burglars attempted to enter the Mes-
salonskee Nationsl and Cascade Savings
The Banks In Oakland, the 5th.
burglars entered Memorial Hall, and
started to cut through the noor TO the
bank, but evidently were frightened
away ~ their tools were left behind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
pIgkcroRr.

,n..t,.t church Rev. A. r. wedge. rAs.
=. Prs.e Aias every sunday ~ W a y sasA
r,sysr Nssuass Thursday Evenings .,
iSss',,,..a.i caurch' sunday school ever,
.,slay Al n 40
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
THE SORROWS or THE ENGLISH SINGER

Miss Marie Lloyd. the English singer, Is IN
great deal of trouble. The day before yesterday
she was discharged by he- manager Yesterday
she begar an action against HIM to recover dam-
ages for the breaking Of the contract, ana Iast
evening a deputy sheriff served her with wr'e
OF attachment aga ms. her property. and summons
and COMPLAINT in a suit begun by Roster Bal.
who charge her with falling to fulhl contract
they made with her in 1892. TO sing at their con-
cert hall Deputy Sheriff McGuinness served the
papers on the singer in her rooms at the Manor
House at Twenty-sixth-st. and Broadway. Before
calling there he had dropped in at the Imperial
Music Hail. and served the manager, Mr.. kraus,
with similar papers. which had been issued by
Justice Lawrence early in the afternoon and levied
on the singers two trunks. which contain her stage
dresses and music. and are In her old dressing
room al the music hail. and also on 500 back SAL
arv due her which Is In Mr.. Krauss possession.
The action which begun by Isaac Fromnie,
on behalf of Roster & Bial. is based upon trans
action that occurred In London on February ~
1892 when Miss Lloyd made a contract with Mr.:
Rial TO appear at Roster a. Bals for term OK
six months Miss Lloyd failed TO keep her engage:
ment although a penalty OF $1,000, II was agreed
in the contract should be paid by the party break.
ing IL TO the other. Miss Lloyd last night admitted
the 81 900 clause, and sad that she did not break
the contract but willing TO come to New
York and had telegraphed to Mr.. Bial So At the
by her London managers who served inJunctioos
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
FAST TROT~TING AT LEXINGTON.

Lexington Ky, oct. S-The %" persons VINO at
tended the Kentucky Trottng Horse breeders
meeting here to-day had an unusual treat the
great Transylvana Stake FOR 2l5 trotters. was won
I'm the most sensational time in its history. by
Monroe Sasburys great geldng Azote who dis
tanced Ralph Wilkes ,2D ~ In the first heat
Azote had trouble after the hrst neat ana thc
friends OF Ralph Wilkes lost large sums by the
result Summaries.
First Race-The Johnston Stake. 5000; 22f class
trot Maud &. bv Bndcrton first, in straight heats;
Jim wilkes second. In straight heats. Sallle sim
mons Or!anna Pllatlne Lena Holly Col Dickey,
WoOistork and Emma T. also Time, 2.l5 l-2,
2.l63-i 2I5 IL
Second Race-Translyvania stake: 2:l5 class trot-
ting $500. Azote won In straight meats Dan
Cupil 3 ? .; Trevillian. Alar, Aunt Deilah. Dandy
Jim Heir AT Law Alamito and Ralph Wakes also
ran Time 2DS9 2N9i. 2N3I4
The third race was the 226 class. trotting. purse
4 90 and was unfinished Prince Edsall, by Prince
ton took two heats and Josie Allen one. Best time.