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The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
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Ncahquarters.

John L. Driver & Cos drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices Tor cash.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-08
Headquarters.

John l.. Driver 4 Co.'S. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
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EX.SOLDIERS
ATTENTION

Pensions procured for soldiers Of tn. late war, ,
disabled in any way by wounds. rupture, diseas-
Of any ind or by accidental injuries
PENSIONS INCREASED.
A large number Il those now receivng PEN
sions are rntifl.d TO an IxCRrAs.' under lat.
laws. Al Sol'ii r. discharged or wounds, Eup-
iure, or Mechanical .njhiy, entitled To- Fal
bounty. All business done 10y correspondence.
saiue as II van were prrs' INA |, present wh-r
the soldier II dead the " id,'w and heirs ar, ehti-
tied All soldiers and their widow, oi the war
of 1872 arr nov entitled To- n p nsi0n.
al>o pr,cnrr Patents for Inventors Every
sold rr wha So = this "j .cr shorli si.nd me hir
address on Postal earl and receive H. return Il
Sample ColN Fee "fthe
'St IUNhL CITIZEN SOLDIER
II paper publishes at he National Capital giving
ali the latest Information alb ut Pc slons and
bounty aud Land, 10 all soldiers and their h.i,s
Curresjo. drpce solicited from all Address
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Box oos Washington. d L
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A till passed the house Of our
national legislature last week which
provides tor a complete surrey of
the Mississippi river from Alton,
H., TO the mouth "f the river. We
are glad Ia knew thus for several
rcn-ons. The river is our greatest
aud cheapest highway; II lsa nation
highway. The utility Of large areas
Of the very richest SOIL in ,hls com
try will be secured by II proper sys
TEN OF levecS, dykes and drains
along the river. aud thousands OF
mrn who are now idle will fiud
profitable employment in doing the
work. capt. Cowden's canal sys.
tenn will be- considered bv the com
MISSION which makes the survey.
The snm Of S250,0OO has been ap-
propriated TO detrny the expense
Of making the surveys --Ex.
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MxNPmIs is unde, going a general
cleaning up.
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SATURDAY, MARCH s. 1879.

MARIANA is putting on city airs
-she had another FIRE recently.
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VrE week H. your own town. u9
~ LII ec Nor rirk. k.aa' r, u you
VVV us iDess AT which persons vi -.
s,x cat ma great pay sll INT W
th..y work, wiite iur Particular 70 u. Hall, !
4 70. rtrflspd, Maine.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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lPruprictorsI

4 live 'at" paper, liberal Il progrossivc
Active c"nva-s r., wanted. IiL.ra q m b.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
REGISTER AND CLERK.
Rumors thst Gov. Robinson VIII Remove
both Omeers this Week.

It was rumored in political circles yester
day that Gov Robinson will decide this week
whether Register Loew and County Clerk Gum
bleton shall he removed from Office for the acts
alleged against them in the charges preferred
by the Bar Association. A telegram received in
this city from a gentleman now in Albany. who
has access TO the Governors sanctum. gives
color 10 the rumor 1t is as follows:
AiBAsT March She Governor viii make his de.
cslnu 10 the OF Loew ani Gunihetnn early next
week am inclined T. believe he Viii remove them
although hc declines % ave any animation 10 any
yet 90 what he Wlll do.
County Clerk Gumbleton said just before his
on p" WAS closed for the lay. that he had heard
rumors similar To the one in circulation many
times since his answer WIS submitted 10 the
Governor. He has determined To believe no re-
port until he rerrives from the Governor him
self OIL 'iu notil'tiio ~ his retention or re-
moyal. The last news that he received ndi-
Gated that the Governor would arrive at no con-
clu-ion for three or more weeks.
Register LOrw was not in his Office. Mr..
DochHrty the Deputy Register. said that neither
he nor Mr. L1rw had received any ntimation
Ms 10 when the Governor would reach a decision
or what his determ nation would be-
party. that IS pressing the case against Messrs.
Loew and Gunbleton, says that both officials
will be- removed. and that the Governors delay
in acting has brrn caused Dy his difficulty IN
selecting men 10 MI the vacancies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
LurinR the Beast 10 Within Gnnshot of the
MRrksmrn's Covert.


On MONDAY. Jan L, two Tigers belonging
tothe"N-K uyof Oulh. w'o-" house is on m" lefi
hmnk Of IN" Hoosh y. rs'Hu"d from their 'Gg"-
u keeper having IN Hu'iousy len the ,loor ~
their rngp open when rlnnnin, H. on. WINS
shortly after killed ia III" nos grounds ny
supnrfntand OF pnlirn: and the other swan
g. ross the river ami landed near the ghui in
the Botanical Gprlens. shortly after landing
b" knocked down aud mnnlrd Mr. herman,
ono Of the European Ssistnnts. Mr.. Scott and
h. had. after first seeing the tiger. gons into
house. hut come out ~ look for the brute.
Their attention being mom"ntriy disturbed hv
IN" chHttrIing Of n m nkey, the brute seizei his
o a fr ani iprnSins p9st nat W., yh9
down one; he then Immediately returned TO his
lay. and remained in the gardens all day.
Toward nightiai III" brute was heard giving
tOncu" near the hanyan trna and shortly before
iayhreak It killed two hulooks in n small clear
ing a short distance To- The north ~ the tree.
The hullocks were tied W in shed one il
dragged outside. aud ~" one hind quarter. N"
other II len dead inside. Early on Tuesday
soma native shikaris were in the gardens
trying To- stalk to Strines: one Of them. while
pe"rng into small brake. WINS severely han
died, AMI IL not cNpe"t"d to recover. DURING
tn" day thes' shlkurins were rcSnfOr by
some gentlemen from Calcutta: hut their IN 1rts
90 get near Stripes were unHvailinE. and they
th"ait"rnoon nnaehnn WIS erected in tn" Jungle
To- ihn north oi the gardens. near N" soon" ~
might nav" an opportunity ~ poitinC Stripes.
should he return to tn" sen" ~ his fe ~ tn.
night before. An awning was improyisel on
the kill. md live bullock WAS securely tic tn
tree u few var Is distant from the house within
iull view 81 tn" shiknris on tho roof some
plnntan trsos hring cut awnv ~ Give hotter
aim. Shortly after G. tour cnntlpmrn procnrd"d
from Bishop's College In the sr,nn ~ the KIN
AMI pired themselves in positions for good
sNot-two ON III" mnrhnn. two ON thu top ~ tho
pu 'ka house On" 81 tn. party immediately
W nt III 'or materials for foot and drink. and
NJ 70" WIS returning with rhnusi lar distinctly
board SIR PCS not fnr ~ II" hast"ued on with
puoka house. tables and chairs h,ing disprns"d
with Posts were agnin taken baud soon after
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
THE POSr OFFICE WING.
The Government Wants the Land Free-The
CItS's Price SELLS.

Postmaster James and Hugh Gardner,
Superintendent OF Post ONCE Stations. appeared
before the Sinking Fund Commission yester-
day to give their views as to tho value Of tho
strip o, land north OF the Post ON "a. which tho
general Government wishes to secure The
Postmaster said that the Secretary 81 the Trens-
ury had instructed him to ascertain what tho
city demanded for the land. Mayor Cooper re-
plied that on the basis ~ $500 900 the sum
paid for the Post On'e site--the value Of tho
desired land would br S31.liS. Mr.. james said
That tn" Government intended TO erect ON tho
land hanlsom" addition 10 the Post once that
would cost $50 900. The Government expected
To get the land for nothing. or ~ any rate for "A
nominal price. Mr. Gardner said that the strip
OF land was now useless. and that the proposed
structure would be an ornament 10 the City Hall
Park.
Comptroller Kelly said that the City needed
money 10 pay It's debt. and Mr.. Dikeman. stp' K
aud bond clerk inthc Finance Department, read
the statement of IN appraiser that the land MHs
worth S}2.liS. ThrreupOn. on the suggestion
Of city Cramherain Tappan, Hugh \. Camp
and William Kennedy were appointed to ap-
praise the land and report 10 the Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
More Opposition to the bridge.

Before the Assembly Committee Mr.. W. IL.
Macy. President OF the seamens savings Bank testified.
yesterday that hi brother owned dock property above
the bridge Formerly he received \ good income from
this but iatery he lad been compelled TO clos IL Ills
brother thought TINS the result OF the bridge but he
Ohe witncssl WAS not VI the same opinion Other wit
testified that owing 10 the bridge trade had
diverted Other cities notably PhiltGephia and Balu.
more Capt Tinker CAPTAIN Of the Port iesuned IA it
tuly one-tlird the taclitts n' docka-e In the port
lies above the bridge In h~ opinion ship about going
TO SEA would ln~ day ter passing tue bridge send
is am aud securing hrr tnlgttnt na.tN one at the
Committee snid that Mt MURPHY had acknowledged that
part Tie Appropriation Tor the buiidins the bridge
had been used Tor thc purchase OF site the engine
That rs tu run the endless chain Tor the line Mr
Murphy asp acknowledged that the Court OF Record,
would have 10 be torn down ana part ~ the PARK be
used Tor the BRIDE.
Mr. Ge1rge " DOW of BROOKLYN testified that q me
chauic had td m lac could destroy The bridge ~ hall
hour II he csirtd 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
THE NEW cow or TEsUvIuS.
The Difference Between the Lawn Of the Pres
ent Eruption and that Of Is.2.

] frst ascended Ye.nylns in Jannary. b

first assembled Vcsuvius in January, 1875,
~ winch tim" the crater wis full OF suluhurous
smoke, So that II WAS quite implssihl" to de-
So nd into II. later In the year hydro 'hlorif
acid appeared, which indicated au lntrnst-
cation OF the volcanic ACTIVITY aud ON Dec. is y
deep cllHsn opened in the floor OF IN" crater. at
the bottom Of which glowing lava wns visible.
Tn" lava gradually rose 10 the floor OF .he
crater and "A new conc WAS formed above tho
ch"sm. from which small quantities of lava is
sued from time 10 timr. On the night Of NOV, !.
1873. the lava was emitted IN greater quantity.
crater. and hogan To ilow down the great cone
OF n" mountain IN northw"stcry direction.
When ! assembled NrsuyluS ON Dec. - last.
the lava WAS sui very hot. and in sumc places
rd-hot Iu-t beneath tuo surface. Having
reached the summit Of the cone 10y tur usual
route. We bore io the west. Hud walked along me
rim of N great crater until W. came io Oh" -ii'
toward Monte iii Somma. whrre The crater WIS
lroHrn down by the now lava We then dee
Srni"d 10y very steep pam to tn" bottom 90
the crntrr. and immrdiutcS saw tine new conc
on our right. vomiting clouds of smok" Nni
ot several hun red feet. Tho most unt1h,n t"a-
tnrr of the nov lava wa- th" Gunnttyo OF re- / anil
which appeared IN many cl"1s and cnviti, s. VA
" "I IN G ,"1 siaa u@@Ss.. l "'''''''','
Now tohr, AN stoO uppn hemp OF r.uirr,
wh ~ It haI -" ted. nearly ON q level e.th .i,
mouth II is quite smali-indeel. Mt uu %
larger than "A large iron iurnHo.--hut It's
dynamic activity D. considerable. Lungs II
= or a. were continuously cJrrt"d amt Sumo.
tn"s the ground SHOCK under our lr.t an !
loud noises Tx" the surging oi u furious ~.tt
w'r" apparent som times anorr subj 90 uuI
furious outhurst wnuli occur. AMI wound after
NE rrd-put Fragments az around. \ mass
w"iGhihg four ounces f"ti within -N feet #
Wh'rG WIS sihuiin-. and WHEN TINS "H9 ..,
lowed ly "a pic'r AZ lva-t srvt u times '~ laie' |
beet ha~ty retreat. FIR "a guild had n.cu NN. u
q lnrtni5h before by an cJecied sion" iuulh- on
The lHNu Of 1873 does not resemble thui q
1872: 10 is much more l'u'itr in "aart ter. .li
BOSSES - "A I'm" black lu-ire when '.'L Ih'
/. ftfsfF.. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
LITTLE An RIGHT rs All WRONG.
Unless his Performance L. Tanned by Netting
he Must seek New Fields

Mr.. Lewis l.. Delaflcld, counsel for the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. said yesterday that the socicty's
ground for interfering with the performance Of
the so-called Little All Right with the Jakitschky
Japanese Troupe in Harry Miners Bowery
theatre was not at all that the little acrobat WAS
not i6 years Old. rs stated In yesterdays SUN
but on the broader ground that he was being
injured in health. and that he was endangering
his lie In the performances. The temporary
injunction obtained 10y the troupe's agent. Mr.
Philip II. Irving. 10 restrain the :. L. c. c. from
Interfering with the performance was. said Mr.
Drlaneld u mistake. ana the mistake WAS
evident 10 Judge Larremore when argument
was had before him on Friday to determine
whether the injunction should be continued or
not The injunction should not have been
granted because the socicty's agents can no
more b. restrained from performing their
duties under the statutes than District Aitor-
ucy or q Sheriff. The temporary Injunction
against the s2nety, was, vacated and III,
have pressed the charge against Mr.. Harry
Miner that no netting or sufficient pro-
lection To Little All kiEht was provided but
Mr.. Miner confesses that he has violated that
law, and says that he viii not allow Little All
Right TO perform again on his stage. He is the
inther OF thirteen children himself. saws Mr..
Miner. and he intends TO have no bones broken
on the Bowery theatre stage. The cas', Is To
come up IN court on Tuesday. but Mr. Miner
will not be prosecuted SO long "a the child
acrobat Ia kept from the stage When he np-
pears on any other stage In the city the respon-
Finally rs 70 Mr. ,Jenkins.s plque Dv,ns
aroused because he has been BAN Il in his
efforts TO prevent the BOYS performances else
where. and that he has threatened 70 do all he
untrue. because Dir. jenkins never had any
thing 10 do with this little so-called All Right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
MORPHINE IvsrElD or ouIvINE.
The Narrow Escnpe That Son Of the Late
President Smith Had.

Mr.. Henry l.. Smith Of POS West Fifty.
sixth street. son OF the Rev. Asa Dodge Smith.
late President Of Dartmouth College Is man
ager Of the English department at S-ribner 4
Co. IS. 743 Broadway. Thursday last he suffered
from malaria. and at noon. on his way to lunch.
he went into Holmes \ 90. + drug store corner
Of Eighth street and broadway. and asked for
ten grains Of sulphate Of quinine. What pur-
ported to be quinine was given him. and he
took the dose without rcmarkiug that tho taste
was not similar 10 that Of quinine.
At the Sinclair House. when he sat down to
lunch. he met a gentleman employed at Scrib-
ner'-. who noticed in few minutes that Mr..
Smith turned worry pale. He asked him IL he
felt Ut. and Mr.. Smith spoa" OF his trouble and
the remedy he had Just taken. Mr. Smith ;
palor increased. and IN endravoring h rise
him taken To an apartment up stairs. went To
the drug store. ard soon a-crrtlincd The terri
bio mistake that had been made. two phys-
cians were immediately summoned. They
found Mr.. Smith in nm alarming condition. and
adopted heroic measures to save his life. AT
They did not dare 10 trust him in a carriage 40
they walked him to his home, and then re-
moved the treatment Mr. Smith was out Of
danger Friday afternoon. but he Is still weak.
The dose he took was enormous. ~ three
grains OF morphine nre considered tabd 10 per
sons who 10 not uEe opintes. Holmes 4 Co. de-
plore the mistake their clerk made. They say
that 1t was owing TO their store being In confu
sion, they having lately taken possession.
While alterations were making an ofilce boy
placed the morphine bottle where the Quinlne
bottle should have been.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
TEN DOLLAR CERTIFICA TIES.
How the LaborIng Sian May Invest his Saw
InHs In Government Bonds.

WASHINGTON, March "a Treasury cir
cular OF yesterdays date calls attention to the
act authorizing the issue OF certin cates of do
post In aid tho refuu1ing OF the public debt"
This net authorizes and directs the Secretary Of
the Treasury TO Issue in exchange for lawful
money OF tho United States that may b. pro-
scented for such exchange. certificates OF deposit
OF the denomination Of $40. bearing per cent.
interest and convertible at any time. with
accrued interest into the per cent.
bonds. tho money 80 received to be applied only
to tho payment Of the bonds bearing not lcss
than per cent interest The certificates will
he made nearly Of the form and size OF n United
States note. and will bear on its face the follow
ing:
USnrp STATES RrruSp'So CEFrruoArr.
1EN DOLAns. -
This ccrtae. ,ha, the sum Of SO has been aspo.i.ed
Fcb 70 1873, ,,-..-,.....
" sconELp Register oi the Treasury. Washington
snnuin per cent hor. the United States. issued
s ,S s q Inc Of 1 G 1 Isis ssn H. %pSa
states Washington d. C.. IN sums Of $50 or nultiples
The back OF the certificate will bear tho fol-
lowing:
Interest on This mote viii accrue a, follow. ncr each
quarter year ten cents tor each entire year forty cents
These certificates may DO purchased OF
the Treasurer at Washington or OF any Of
tho Assistant Trcasurers Tor lawful money.
and tho Treasurer Mt Washington and the
Assistant Treasurer ut New York may receive
in payment drafts in favor of themselves re
sprrtively drawn ON New York. which will be
collected and the excess, II any. returned by
check To the dcpositor. The Secretary OF the
| Treasury will also accept in payment certificates
| OF deposit of national banks specially desig-
mated 10 receive deposits ON this account; but
! the r"fundiug certificates will not bs deliv-
| cred until tho certificate OF deposit issued by
! the bank has been puid for by n Treasury draft
! or by a deposit Of n ike amount with the Treas
/ urcr or some Assistant Treasurer Of the United
| States or until United States bonds Of equal
! amount are substituted In their stead.
| The crrtif ntcs will be rcady for delivery
April /. 1879. at which date they will begin to
! bear interest which will be payabl, upon tho
conversion OF the certificates into four per cent.
bonds. AS soon ~ practicable SO certificates
! Will be issued under this law similar in form
nnd upon like similar conditions to these above
described. to be- registered on the books OF tho
! Treasury in the name Of the owner. which name
will also be entered ON the face OF the certificate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

An exposition Of billiards under rules devised
by l.. G. Ncwhall 81 the Brunswick Bake 90. Tor
preventing mOnotonous rail playins was shown In the
rooms Of the N,w York Press club yesterday afternoon.
Maurice Day was present Mr. Ncwllll calls his game
the American Carrom. or 4ptn Table Game" line is
drawn ON the bed or The table extending around It six
inches from the rail aud diagonal lines drawn from
the rururrs o the table 10 the formed by the
tors cuon NJ the side ami end lines Each space thus
clusrd between line and cushion Is caltd = section
When player makes more than three paint. without
driving one NJ the object balls out u the section pa which
Ice - iAlng, ms play and ms punrnt plny
taking hr hAll- 100 the position he hnds them In ourr
RESPECTS the the the French carron game
DaiN says mat tbs arrangement viii simply result
oirn al" PLAYING Chi, us, and that the game is not
likely 10 he much more frequently interrupted hN
appeals " the referee than the Old French carrun game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

Miss Louisa Waterman OF 500 Henry street.
Brooklyn, the Twenty third street station vi the
New YORK Elevated Railroad yesterday afternoon. when
she missed her pochot3ook from her cloak pocket She
seized George Anderson carpenter Of 2di East Fourth
IT Get, who standing near her ne handed her back
the pockelbouk and she found mat seven dollars IA bills
had been Ah,trArted. She demanded this money, aud
Anderson refused 10 give II Ia her She cHtd o. Uit
herman and Anderson ran Alter a lunI chase lie Was
caurutin Fourth avenue car and tho money AMI Mrs
Nairmnu'S gold spcct cles found ou hlu la the
FtN.seNcnth street Police Court justice Morgan com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

John w. Crawford. tho photographer. Of 3l1
Flton street Brooklyn who is under arrest charge
OF assault and battery IN putting his arms around Miss
jennie S Taylor, pretty young customer, Of u Poplar
street. and kissing her without Justification appeared
before Justice Walsh yesterday morning, and, through
his counsel waived examination tn 60 before the Grand
Jury, the District Attorney COnscntng Tho S5OO bond
under which Crawford released his arrest was
continued until tomorrow, when his bond is To be
newed Al the appointed hour OF the examination a
large hTong gathered IN the court room but away
when the blue shades were pulled down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

A FIRE. supposed to have been caused by q de-
ccuve hue, broke out IN the top story ct the building
1877 Dean street. BROOKLYN occupied by Henry Hook yes
terday Mr. Hook los, son The occupant Of he lower
part OF the building Mrs Eliza Damon lost about 500
and the house, which was owned bN Mr. RapelyeA OF
Hampstead was damaged SlOh The IRE extended u
the house At Eit Dean street occuled hy Jcphtha Hal
stad causing 500 damage 10 Mr. llalsuad, turuuurc
ani 5000 damage a. tue house, which OWNED by Mr.
Terry Third street II ul~u burned IN the house 40
owned by John stafford whose lOssAs 500 The house
40, owned BY Ellen Nichols Was damaged { %
All were frame buiidingA