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LABOR IN CHICAGO.

tNhtESiaNA aiAAaatltps
The Committee who have In Charge The col.
lection Of Information for lie Legislative COM
miEtee Which IL to Investigate the condition OF
tho wagc.workcrs ot this city IA nat gcttiug US
nllcl, as WIS Anticipated, the Unions hslug very
tafly IN sc1iins In tilrd up the blanks which were
distributed week ago. J. II. lreanor. who la
thu compiler, will 10 Obliged 10 submit ls work to
tho injecting OF tic Legislative Committee to ho
hold Saturday night ut Waterholtcts, and,
therefore, requests that tho Rlled-up blanks bo
sent In Without io1hY. From those al1ealY In
few points wcre obtatncsl last night.
Nearly every WDtk!uGmnn hns from three to
seven children, nlnt few aro satisfied with their
present wIses, finding Il i0posslblc to support
thc!r fntntllca. carpenter, WHO WIS employed
for only 0yu out Of TIC twelve months OF !aat
yrar, suys be has mt been nbla to gain "hall y
living" for his family fur i've years. Ills reut Is
S3 q month, and 10 spent $13 thr fuel, saylHg
he wanted great deal more. For clothing
nntl tlry Eooda he could not afford 10 lay out
even $40. liz hnl had TO recreation or a1Ausu-
ment, because unablc to afford 1t. As to tho
cause Ut his ,ronditlon, the, bosses said, "No
work; no work.h
4 loot,nukcr eays ll.o difference IN waees be-
tween 1877, nlld 1878 Ia 81 Per ccnt, and tho cn-
ployment ot convict labor las reduced tho nun,-
| bur OF employers Oh meu's Wurk during t40
| sun.o period fully TO per cent. Five tirms In
| Chicago llavo contracts With renltentiat!cs.
Another OF tlo same craft says ha worked tive
| months BY the p!oco, earning 81 week, hta
yearly tucame being $500. III auswef to the
question what ip his opinton. would DO the Tc,
| suit OF 4 permanent reduction Of the hours Q!
| labor to ejght day, be replies tAat II would
, 1879-02-27
CRIMINAL.

,1,hn Mel ,eau. chargc,1 with stcnllnr horse
on1 'unrv 1ro,n Samuel Bccra last October was
~, @ ~. ra,r. ,.s.tnr.,a, ~, t,s..,
nco u tne e.s.'a, I'm Toat ~, Stss.,un. ~ oaa1o
Footc IN honds OF SOUL Mclean was once cS-
atntptl before Justice Morrison upon the same
ra,tcr mn, was tl,rlnrrcd.
..,..,. u.,..,,, ,..,ho =, .,,,, ,,,,,u,,,,.
.,.a, ] .s.,.,' a,,,, ,.." $1,000, .,n,.na ,,n.,,.
noosI a,. '""'"1' ' s"a ~ M n,s..a.sn u tus.,,
tho Police Court TO Justtcc Foote. Atsl obtained
a rontlnucnru iii Feb. as. Under bafl Of $500
nod, T,,c" o,o nn,v IN nil rbc c,,orrc
aiast em m sss ~ ,S nsa oas ~
wv "e l., ff,,r Tn,n,t,1w wos fn,1nT nnnnIitv
~ " t, ri ~. Ts w" s,'c No.
et,,iifars' c.,nsi .',1 - ssiir @"t "w"v sit
a"ap'''AS'a eoN'" s''''t ~ """I "'"
Otlrcr George samons!u Ut lie Wcst Madison
Btreet Station yesterday arrested l1 sAloon
rcat ~ eots, ~ ar S IT,. " os,re.
ussu ro rso,t. r',oi;,oJ ~
a.as sta.,;,,, H., Ss wna wnntri n f1spn.
neafey, sa.,s tas ne , M"s W wa"nvti , W. vi tsc
.M.'o ~ tuS ta @ s{aa tm ~" .'ro"na, ~ ala
9 eA , III fo,,,iv w. 1o,t nc.,.
u hoesGno ',aa f,; W. ,a In
te MMs ~ ns.esSa ~, ~ "pS lo1 an. t% ma H..
rcss Of tic money slaa was recovered Intact.
Policeman g: A.. lVoltc5, Of tlie Ar'nory, has
been natug himself ,lfsitkcd. Some days nEo
fb hnlacd III . resignation which took elect
yesterday. \ few Rights ago te ieft hls post,
bcc4me 4 l!ttlO "Enrioue,h went over Into tho
Wcst blxsslo hn oaslGt t I..xen T,a III s lug
oaton ~ n,lgmt na'G h'ea 1'c 'aao .au ~ ~
fotne Dso!hcf.o!,,sef" @ 'nletssca ~ usaaa I ~
s!lvn easea, tIlslo afs iMn snass ~ .ne s.'5,
bMt W1ltcr Gan!9s nxua" 'l''W ~ n'9ppa ~
ba IN ts'e West Division. aaa ~ Is l5stunasa t!a
tf'at no resigned 9ctote ts.e enpee'n'ea"eh@ "aa
chasse to 'op or his hcats'
An old tnau from Toledo, mined William
| Nan,ip, last night yisitet, n baen!o at No. III
Green etrsc,, Ncptb Mis-, A,lna Schneider, mud
Wills tjlela was robbed Of a witch, 6.} Ia cash,
| and p3pcrs worth, $9U0 IT, himself, but OF no
| u6c 10 nny ono clsc, Tho Wrst AIallson.atrcet
| tN,[Ico went To wnrk upon tho case, and, after
! NnulIDug y the house ami locking up tho keeper
a,,ti Two inmates tic theft was lixeI upon ouo
q TIC atter G1 namea Mssy .fts Y .M aas
Mcleod: ths stolen watct Was !on.M ~ paw
tor 81 at alaFk' paWnshon oh t!afk stIrcL' NM
tha parers were found III Inc hohsa "nch tllo
nrrcse waa made. ..-.., --
About 1850 yesterday morning OAlccr W. s..
| JuhnsoN noticed a NAV p4yay,it.. up u lot nf
! t,ola III tis orcrcua,, aud accostcl him. lie
Euyr thu ,,unc Ut William Forbes, md claimed
that The tDos were h,A, and lint tu lived Ut ,ho
ielhcl IIou,u, However, lo wns locked up, a1rl
ycstrrday il was ascertainct that lila right name
was William +. McIcoI. liz wns giyun q ip6
out out ri charity soino tn days ago BY c. 4. lie,
, 1879-02-27

house In Cincinnati which docs very 1ntra
nou'tcrn traln And is known OIL every ptko
from the Ohio 1stvcr to tho tiulf, f,was tested With
thu scaled measure, mud found to bo 2e6 Eallous
short.
Ii it bo The custom Of the whisky trade In
Cincinnati to nsc fraudulent barrels IN ortlcF 70
infer TINT the reyorse barrel would be used to
tufraud tilu government Il Is Just hs easy
TO build barrel TINT will hold moro than 1t vii
gaugo as TO build ono that Will hold less: Tho
experiment las bcen frequently tried. parrci-
llea.ls l,nvc beon nhovcd down. thick bllng-staves
liags becn Inserted, hntl rnrluus ofllcr ex-
n,adc use OF. Tic tudleons use OF t1scso barrels
cuuu not be productive Of any danger IL DO
tectcd, tho sin could bo transferred to f!lc
cooper, ausl as tho lnttcr ID not nmcnabo 10 tho
acknowledgements regulations, no harm could
cone 10 him.
Collector Smith. Of Cincinnati, and big corps
Of tevenua ngnnts, have III ihls Fraudulent
barrel business profitable Held for inYcstfga"
ttou.
, 1879-02-27
THE CITY-HA.LL.

About $50 worth Of city scrip was redeemed
yesterday.
About 500 was received yesterday on account
OF special asscssm crts.
Tile City Trcasurer's cash receipts were S.
1872; disbursements, about 5000.
Four cases Of scarict-foycr came to tic notico
Of the Health Department yesterday, and only
ono Uf dlphtlscFfa.
The scrip disbursements yesterday wcro
t,050. Thrro remains ahoMt $15, 900 worth of
Inst yenr'a issue to 6p paid utlt.
Scrip rccefpts ycstcrday amounted to ST., ,0Gs.-
30 from tic West Town; SlD,5l9.07 iron, the
Suuth Town; and Sl.537.S0 from the North
Town.
The School Committee of the Council meet
at 8:sD Saturday afternoon to consider the
question ot orattilg srhool-houso In the north
west suction Of tho city.
Tile Commissioner of Public Works yesterday
examined proposals for building an engine.
house for tic Fullerton avenue conduit. There
wcra tlyc ttds, thr lowest hulng il,at OF Il. f.
tsolc3. (>nc bid was 1Ila1o for wntcr-gntca al.l
caat.iron roycrs, the Union foundry Works Of
fcrlng tn do the work ior $500 Tor tic gates
and $50 for tho covers. No award has yet
lGen made.
, 1879-02-27
CINCINNATI WHISKY.

now THE plsrrLLERs OF THAT nUnd GAN uN-
DEHSELL THEIR RIVALS.
For three or four yenrs the ltstlllcra OF Gin
cluuati hayc been pcrsistently enlcavorIug to
nnlso all the rest OF creation, including Chica-
TO- believe tnt vt th tie n!d Of Ter superior fa
ciljtes she was enabled to manufacture whisky
at n lower price than hnY other dsstillInE point
In the couutry. Those who lsage studied tho
subject discovered thatst,o paid moro for her.
corn. AMI ths average yield per bushcl was 1ess
than III any Of her competitors. She also paid
moro for rye, malt, ana outs. Tile coal nccoltnt
was regarded ua nhout M even thing, The Cln-
cInnatl dst!lcrs admitted hccxfstcncc OF these
facts, md when pressed to the wa!l told u long
nrl inco.,crrnt story about tlicir superior skill
from long years In the business, md lwelt nj
hAvng the goods gaugcd md tho tax paid Willie
they wcrc "hot.'' The lastcr explanation
received credcnce at the Department III Wash-
ington, until exploded by THE T11nuNH some
month"; nrU They wcrc charged with bcInE
tho recipients Of liberal gaugl1g, hit this they
en,pllattcaily denied. It was BuggtstGh thut
there Wns MI African In their cooperagc. This
they renadiated With seorn IT. ll,e !naln question
Tribune hastcns to Inform tho Ciue,unatllfs-
tiiiers
ltow THE BUSINESS Is DONE.
Some tlmc ago Collector ltnryoy WIS informed
tllnt severn! lots of Empty barrels which lind
once lono duty In Cincinnati were purchased In
ono uf our disttllers. These barrels wcre differ
cut In construction from tllos~ generally used,
mil OIL Investigation uruYcd tltat tbs difference
in design was for the purpose Of perpclratng II
fraud As tho barrels Wcfu empty tllc Collector
| could tako no olltclai notice Of thcnl, but his
! sslBuicons werc nroused, atHl he determined to
| 1naka seyGre examination Of the first lot ut
! EHcinnati gunls that carHe to thls market. 11o
! did Tn W1it rFttNt NlitjH. fPHtEr9nY
, 1879-02-27
TnR ngsuLr or THEIR l.Abons
is best explained by tululatlog II as follows:


slave.
Al, Investigation Of tho barrels showed that
tho heads WGrt one !pch tlllck, which IL nHu-
quarter moro than allowed by the Internal.
revenue regulations: thu stuvcs Wure nl,lct,
thicker tAan ordinary, hnif as thick agan ~
thohe tn use III thts alld other Western Districts
Thu ell!ncs VI tho barfrls were Easlgcl out ~
considerable tlopLh before thu heatls wctd In
tvrtcti, nn, whun tic nleasufl1; rOll Wns applied
for obtaining ;Ge hsaui diameter, It MAS recorded
Hora than IL sllOuld ho lnHttdltloN, the barrels
belonged u ltlllIer tho llrst nor sccona ynrctys
tlluy wcTo u hanpY compromise, anl when
| llrud OH as packages Ut tho sacona class, which,
| laya o greater curvature Of Save t1su thosu of
tho llrht gta.a. ntil hence lInltl !lurt al otler
measurements being Ggunl. III tho use Df these
barrels no fralu VIE perpeGratcd on tt!e Noycrn-
| Mcnt. Thu whisky vas tax.pall hetort Il WIS
placed III Ills packages, which were sent out
| uGdcr what ID known to the tEahe as "une
| stntnp.h And pareuthctieAlly 1t 1n4t ho OBJ
srryr1 right here that II IL ~ u!lllcnlt to t'ttt
"two-stan,p" Clnctnnuti gootls IN l1lls OF any
| Other markut III tIle country aa 1t IL to pick
| styaw1erties In snIdwtntey.
ON WHOM, ,Tl1Ea, MAS TIE FRAUD coNMlrTGDa
There Is on!y one answer. On tho purchaser.
l1o WIS charged with aS3H gallons o1
whisky Whil0 he only secctrsd 4i2el
IA uelborute steal of lux gallpns. which, al
$ls0 per rallou, represents bl9.5D, or ~ rents
por gallon on tho cost OF the I9u3a. Now It Il
easy to comprehend why CtuclHnlti eau al
times sell whisky Tor from one to tllrco cont.
less than tho cost Of production. Two othel
barrels belonging to another lot from the same
house showed 4 loaa Of ono gallon on ono atat
two on tho other. A etugle barrel from another
, 1879-02-27
ELEVATED RAILWAY,

lla fbI5ANE
The incorlorntors Of tic now elevated railway
report TINT they are receiving from Chicago capl-
talists humorous oilers Of money usld applications
for stock. The gentlemen managing the affair
l.. Fl. Pierce, Fl. r. Chase, A. y. Eddy, Lorenzo
Pratt, D. N. Bash. D. W.. rottor, mud 5. i.
Buschcl.. The Idea Of tho rai1road was started
about six weeks ago by numbpr Of real cstatu
dealers s!ilu owhcrs WHO aro anxious 10 ratao tho
value Of the property In the southern part OF
tie city mud III uyda fnrk. They have met Q
number OF Lines siucc tllen nnl llavc talked the
matter o7cr, ,and Representatives, have been to New
York to Investigate tho different roals there.
After deciding which ntan they will adopt,
they will bring thu subject before TIC Council to
get the right Of way. lu Hyde Park they cx-
but 10 this city they naturally expect 10 ba coin
l,attcd by the street car companies. They
claim they have the Whole OF lie people on their
aide, as they cun convince the residents on tlctr
OF from their trains, la refer In ti.ts particular
to the Sixth Avenue Linu in New York.
Their route Us at prescut suggested Ia from
the corner Of Randolph ntnl State strcets dlwn
to Cottage Grove nycoue, south % etty limits,
mud Oh the snmc atrcct In Hyde pars; to Fifty
fourth street, then. cast to WoodlaVn. or
Madison avenues mud south to Grand crossing
Parks quickly, In the. city they propose to
charge about tho sn.nc fires rs In tho street.
cars, md to Hyde Park less than tl,e railroads 8
do. They expect to have thcir statsons either
tl,rcc or two Dloc!ia apart. The capital is now
sl3 900, hns + is expected III ,hat y will BE-
$l00Oo0 and $3.50, Zoo mile. Their hackers arc
Chicago and Eastern capitalists, AMONG whom
are some contectcd with tile elevated railway OF
Ncw York.
II Woodtawn aycnue te taken III uylo Park, q
cut will have to be made through Oakwoo1s
Cemetery There ls light ia the village now
ns to tho opening Of the aycnllo through the
| cemetery. Tile u,attcr will probably figure In
the elections OF Hyde Paris aomu being for ANIL
sotno ngatnat. It Is probable that the road
would rllse the price Of real estate on adjoining
propcrty In uyde furk.
a reporter spoke to q number Of State street
property.owncrs yesterday, nll of wtou, With
| ono exception, were opposed to tho proposition
| to have an elevated railway on thut atrcot,
especially now tl1at1lcro WA 90 good prospect
| Ut the Widening Of the atreet to city limits In
| nsmuch US the Council cannot grant nnY steam
or horse railway the right to use any street with
out the previous petitions Of tho owuefs Of hall
the property, 1t will probably bo sosne time be
foro l6.raiWay comes dow1, Stats street.
, 1879-02-27

did not belong 70 the Pork Board.
Of Chicago, and should bo kept udcr The contrh
OF the city. There werc already in this vicinity
too many scelons of government II s,.s sty ,h'
city SHOULD bear Tic expense uf opening. main.
tatning, and tnporvlatng TINT avenue. The CITY
had its Superintendent VI Streets md Ms IeE. i.1E
work Of caring for boulevard such - the aye.
nrc 10 a park must bo would bcr thefelofe,
comparatively easy matter.
socrAL15T ROW.
There Is row browtng in tle boeiall.tic
camp, and split Is probable; Tue Quarrel @ = y
over rea a. + nany sns Gs ' and o we e.ss
Charge NY by the Pres, Committee from ,,o
suD.cdttorship Of tho ortnn of the party. His
sapr as Vsok o s ns scn bis ts wc,1s 5s no, To-
put In his spare hours ct the case, and gathered
In $lO or $l3 more. II wAs thought by many
that, With SIS OF SO \ week, when ota'cr work
were not aelS to earn mere tan n,,S, s g.
hare bccn satisfied hut II Is alleged ha WAS
not. A soon Us tho Legislative Commltteo TO
Inquire into tile sts.us OF the worklnlgmcn OF
s not; 4 19t he 'ass ss
n day arl mileaEc, and, though It Is said the
ptara was promised to nt,other, be was success.
ful. Th,s increase Of hIs wages to ut
least &40 HcGk Waa LOO nluctl.
Complaint was mauo to the Prcss Com.
mittec., and they, as stated, AIsmissetl
level 10 fur as Income Il concerned. Ills friends
nre very indignant at the action Of tic Commit
| tee, ss,,tl arc "ktcking,, u onu expressed It,
and they threaten To bolt II he IL not restored.
| What naas fuel to the fire Is tho selection ct
Tarsora successor Of NJ. j. Riley, who Is said tc
| be Grecnbackcr, and protege OF "Brick u
| Eotneroy. ....
| INDIAN NEWS.
The following telegram, dated Mt Fort Meate
Feb. 20, has been received by Gen. Terry at 1T
| Paul:
indians, probabl, Little VOLTS band Of Chcy
enne.. are now making ,bctr way TO- TIP fclMlov IL
stone On tho east stde of tho HACK HIS. 4hot
| killed ono man nnd took fonr horscs At Snlphn
Springs Btnlton on Illsn,arck atngc route hftecr
! miles northeast 0f Belle Fourche. yesterday alter
noon. Tie old trait north leads by Sulphur Spring
| Station. LAxELtE. Commanding.
1mmeliatc ortcrs wcrn sent By tsen. Terry 4
Col. Buell. Mt Fort Custer to make every efior
Ia his power to cnptnrp u,eta Indians. ...
Gen. Sheridan 10 OF tln belief that tho squaw
who survived the Fort ltob!nsun inassacr0 ar
now with this bantl He CONSIDERS the oilcr o
He'd Cloud tn provide for these widowed sQuaw
piece Of 1ndtan diplomacy.
, 1879-02-27

they had 5-year.otd child, md that her
snaidcn namo was Marin Wl,a'en. sl'o
dill not believe that her hush1ond
wna thn person who had taken
nut tho Iccntc Gny nr two ago, although when
shown The si4nnture to thu nppi.sat,o', for ="
lieonso sho lIalf recognized Il, md was mol a
ono clse living III s.s ne!ghhos!.ooa Of tho nauio
OF her h,sb,,,t, and left the oflco as completely
bcwillcrcd as the CLERKS were. Slio suhscquenf,
" satisht.t herself. hnHcver, TINT II MAS q oaa
1oko Of como malicious ndf9tbor,
, 1879-02-27

NATURAL,
Ut. Prices spec,ni F,avotIns E,t,,,,,
most natural ilayors m.dp and IN <,..a s'o III,
and quality nto unequa1ea. 9uaiIt},
, 1879-02-27

,!nai.catlon, Dyspepsia, n,ryon, ,...
AZ forms OF general debility tef,sysHfntlon fpMfntlon mi
Il fptSn'se onea y 'ne taxing
7 ases aa s,s IN,
faets of heei hgt contains 6ioa lmsii1ixSe i1xe shs
gems,StinE = n ptopess's: fn;s
fe.at vf esaa.iie aieeoSa ssoa.an wheae; T. r.
wotK' of neuto dlseatu paiieIIariy Il 1c,a n'ef
r.. fFopFaasors Now York. For saIc hss1ar! ~ ~
, 1879-02-27

u mo la.s aa7 io will eivo them rs.--~
levy and ss'e Tor personal taxes vii; hereafter
good earnest. VIZ eou'mencs In
, 1879-02-27

PAY UP.
Collector AJtes. oH tho south Town. hcrebY
gives bis last naico to tarty Taxpayers that March
, 1879-02-27
SUBURBAN..

The na1ourucd Meeting OF the Vi1age Tr1ta-
tees was held Thursday evening, With II full
Board present. The business transacted mny
bc paragraphcd. J. Il. Fitch, j. a. Daniels. md
E. II. urnbl, u COMMITTEES representing the ~.
Gilbert Hose Company, complained that the
goods recently purchased bY order Of thu board
tor the usu Of tie Firm Department had been
turned over to tho Pioneer COMPANY, md la.t
them In tho cold; they wanted justice. Thu
matter was referred. Tho rcpart al tue Village
Treasurer. for .he month 81 january showed
receipts during the month OF S:iGt5; ills.
burssments, $4,30i.0a; and balance on haul
Feb. !, si5,5.a.1i.:2sas. THE FINANCE CoMinittse
rcnorlc, Il that they llad negotiated o 1oan Ut
Sl,OU1 for onp yenr from Mrs. Adnlatssc Wis.
well. The Special CosnmItteo on thu ulM,tetl
water.works question, cnnsstng of G. l.; Way,
c. ). Gilbert, nni j. II. kctz,c, ruportcts !3,n' In
conjunction with the opinion Of two Chtulgo
oxpcrts-tsobert Tarrunt aaM il. 6. krsoie--whp
llad oxumtned Iaooort Commons tn tis G*pAcity
a assistant engineer, they uelioyed said Ca!ll-
mons to be worthy Of all exonarat'nn o! tho
ceurEes made against llm. The Baartl ndoptcd
the repurt ns tLrir AnRl actton after which they
utl1nttfneH,
, 1879-02-27
DRUNKENNESS.

DRUNKENNESS.
nr. D'UnGur. dLacoyus Ut tho sinchona cure fos
drunktnnoss, cnrcs all caacs. 1iuom Fl Palmer
Heu1s.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
NATIONAL HOTEL.

CORTLANDT STEET,
Near Broadway
NEW x DIRK
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
Appalling Salubrity.

A young gentleman and his blushing
bride, who were recently married in
Philadelphia, called the next week at an
apartmenthouse and were shown the
fiat that was to let by the loquacious
person who officiates as janitor. This
estimable woman, who would appear to
be good motherly soul, went on to.
illustrate how very healthy the house
happened to be. There was Mrs. -
on the first floor; she came here a bride
and went away with three children, as
pretty little things as. ever I saw, mem.
And there was Mrs., the second,
who had a little son born to her here,
mem, and fourteen months after little
daughter. And, mem, Mrs. -, the
third floor, she was bride, too, mem,
and it was twins, mem, within year.
If you please, mem, I am the mother of
four of the darlingest'-
"Thanks," said the bridegroom, from
whom 1 CLEANED this interesting anec-
dote; "after all, think it would be
better to go little further up town.
And he led the BRIDE blushing again.
into the open air and out of the
healthy neighborhood.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
That Tow Headed Boy.

A very learned Bishop was catechiz-
ing Sunday school class. One of the
questions "Who made the world' was
answered correctly. Then the good
bishop tried to make it plain to the
children. Yes, children God made
the sun, and moon and stars, he made
the trees, and birds and fishes, he made
everything and made it out of nothing,
and children he can do everything"
Among the children there was tow
haired boy OF about seven years, who
was listening to every word the Bishop
said. When he said she can do every
thing" the little tow-head jumped up
and held out his hand.
What do you want to say my son,
speak outY" said the Bishop.
you said God could do everything,
and know he can't"
What can't he do my son ~
:. He can't make stone twice as big
as he can lift.n
And the good Bishop agreed with the
boy.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
American and Foreign Patents.

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LAND iss CASES. LAND WARRANTS & SCRIP
Contested Land Gases prosecuted before the u.
s. General Land Office and Department of the
Interior. Private Land Claims, MINING and
PRE- EMPTION Claims, and HOMESTEAD d cases
attended to-. Land Scrip in 40, 80, any 100 acre
pieces for sale. This Scripts assignable, and can
be located IN the name oi the purchaser upon any
al25 per acre. 1t Is OF equal value with Bounty
Land Warrants. Send Stamp to Gilmore Il Co.,
for pamphlet of instruction.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS OF the
late war or their heirs, are in many cases entitled
to money from the Government OF which they
have no knowledge. Write full history of service
Enclose stamp to GILMORE 4 CO., and a full re-
ply, after examination, VIII be given you free.
NSIONS.
wounded, ruptured, or injured in the late war;
however yer slight; can obtain penson by addressing
cases prosecuted by GILMoRE& CO., before
the Supreme Court of the United States, the Court
OF Claims and the Southern Claims Commission
Each department OF our business Is conducted
In aSeparate bureau, under charge OF the same
experienced parties. employed by the old firm-
Prompt attention TO all business entrusted to
GILMORE Il CO.. is thus secured. We desire to
win success by deservingit.
Address: GILMORE &CO.,
500 +. Street,
Washington, d. q.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-11
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
An English Classical School for Ladies
and Gentlemen.

The regular Academic year begins on MON.
DAY. September l st. 1879
Students are carefully prepared for College =
The preparation Is thorough and accurate, and
up TO the requirement OF any leading Colleges =
An English course the Academic course proper
embraces the essentials OF good English educa.
tlon. and students whose progress justhes 1t will
be allowed to select one or more OF the higher
branche in addition to the studies of this
Music, Drawing and Painting.
Patrons will notice our reduction Of expenses:
81 so; Tuition for common English branches in
advance. sS 90 per quarter OF ten weeks.
During coming year The number OF students
will be limited in order to do thorough work.
Address;
j. II. FLICKINGER. A. NJ. Principal,
or WIN. GRIER. Proprietor
New Bloomfield, Pa.