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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13

The bill to restrict the immigra,
tion OF Chinese was taken up in the
house at Washington last week, and
passed. 1t provides that no master
OF vessel owned by any citizen of
tho United States shall take on
board at any foreign port any num-
ber OF Chinese exceeding fifteen with
intent to bring them TO the United
States, under penalty of 500 for
each passenger in excess Of fifteen,
such penalty to become lien on the
vessel Tho vote was l55 for the
bill to " against it.
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Our SECURITIES ABRoAD.-Tbo de-
masd for the GO ernment four per
cent. bonds in this country has ex-
tended to Europe and the newspa-
pers there speak highly of them as Il
safe Investment. The per centage
provided is in Europe an excellent
rate and now that our credit is upon
a safe basis, the people arc eager
to obtain our securities. This will
greatly help the relunding aud ia Il
complete answer TO our inaation-
i,ts.
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NOTICE Of Wiiows Appraiac,nen,

NOTICE Of Wiiows hppraiscinerts
" under the $500 Law Notice is
hereby given that To" following widows
aPPraisemcnts have been filed with the
Clerk of The Orphans Court of snyder Co..
for confirmation on Monday. the.2iih day
Of Feb. nsxt.
AppraiscuInit ~ Eizahoth liummcl widow o,
DAVID liHnu.el deed late VI Chapman twp.
ApprAi cmrnt Of sarah Has widow of Lewis
Hans, d.c'i late OF ~rliLSgIoyr.
Aprraiscment Of Kcbecca Klino widow OF
John X line, deed
ArVrH .oment Of Mary StaLi widow Of John
Stshl, decd.
Jan. ~, -. J. GROUSE, CLERK q. &.
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ASSIGNEE Account =.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
~ lowing Assignees Accounts have been
filed IN the office of the prothouotaty of
tho Court Of &. =. OF Snyder county and
will be presented to the next court for
confirmation. AMI unless suilicicnt cause
be shown 70 the contrary the same will
be confirmed.
Account OF David Gross Assignee of Jonsthan
EOytttX.
Account Of Isaac Niger Assignee e Robsrt !.
B!utHM-A.
Account OF Wu. Harding hsslsuoc of Kil!ian
Rnthcrmol.
Account " wm. Harding Assignee Of John
uplinscr.
J. GROUSE, Proth'y.
Prothy's OiBco, Jan. 81, ~,
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Judah p. lionjumin, ,nco mem
Der Of the United States Senate from
louisiana, and subsequently mem
Der of Jell. Davis cabinet, is Lou
don lawyer, with a practice, it is said
worth one hundred AID fifty thou-
sand dollars annually. ilo is Ga
years OF age, and looks no older than
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House. Stable.
\ DEMONSTRATORS NOTIce...Lct

4 Nters of administration on tho estate Of
Nicholas Minum, deceased, late OF Perry twp,
Snyder County, Pcnn's., having been grant.
cd 20 tue undersigned, all poi sons knowing
themselves indebted Co said estate are request
ed te make Immediate payment while those
having claims will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement 10
DAVID &. MIHUT.
feb. IL, 10, Adninistrar
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4 DMlNISTR NTOR'S NOTICE,

4 DMlNlSI IL NlOlt > NOTICE.
! 4 Letters ot admlnistration oa the estate OF
Peter Fettefoit lato Ut hiam- TWP, snyder
county, Ia, deed have been granted TO tho
undersigned. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate will please make I'm.
mediate payment while those having clatms
against said estate Will present them Tor settle
ment to JACOB BlNiANAN,
Ian. 9, 10, Adminlstrator
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MIR. Lyman ID. Gilbert, who has
filed the position Of assistant at
torney general for four or five years
past, it is said will be retained by
Governor Hoyt, providing he so dc
sires. He has been at Chicago for
the past two weeks acting as after.
ney for Major Reno in the court oil
inquiry now sitting there.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13

L3-Dr. Warmers Health Corset cy.
cells any other kind in style, health
and durability. For sale by 5. Weis
Selinsgrovc.
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Fifty Thousand Books
For Sale at Esnif Price.

We are now Offering 20 the public. poF.auc
prepaid at ons.half the regular piices, Htty
thousand volumes Of chsice books cOmprIslur :
History. biography, Fiction, Poetry, Humor,
Medical, Religious and scientific Works, eli.
books are selected by our Mr.. Locke (Nas,yl
from the shelves of tho leading publishers OF
the country are all nc and fresh, and are ths
identical editions handled by the retail boob
sellers. We have mailed Thousands OF those
hooks 10 all parts Of the country, and every
book sen. out iH warranted 70 he exactly as 70
presented and to give entire satisfaction.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13
Arrears Of Pensions

The commissioner of pensions is
evidently determed to lose no timo
in securing to persons entitled TO its
benefits their rights unler the bill
granting arroarages Of pensions
which has jnst become law. To
this end ho has 9snei tho following
circular letter
Persons who are entitled TO ar
rears OF pension, under tho net
granting arrears, approved Janupry
20, 1879. aud whose pensions wore
granted previous 10 that date. will
not require the assistance Of claim
agent in obtaining tho amount duo
thom. All correspondence in rela-
tion to any claim for such arrears
will be with the person entitled, and
no claim agent will be recognized in
such claim.
a letter addressed to tho cammis-
sioner of pensions, signed by tho
person who was in receipt Of the
pension at tue date aforesaid, and
two witnesses, in tho presence of a
magistrate, will be the only apple
cation required, and upon which the
rights of all parties concerned will be
adjusted.
The Pension Ceytifcd,es should
not be sent to this Office. but it mus,
be exhibited to tho magistrate.
The letter should be in tho follow.
ing or equivalent form
TO The Commissioner Of Pensions d.
i, -, pensioner un
der pension certificate No. -,
hereby apply for the arrears due
me, under the act granting arrears
OF pensions approved January 20.
1879. Ny postofico address is
here insert the name of the post
office, and If tho claimant resides in
city, tho name and number of the
street and residence must also be
giyenl
Two witnesses, Name of claimant
State Of, County of -, ss:
Signed in my presence, by-,who
IL known to me to be the person he
describes himself to be, and at the
Same time lie exhibited to me hi.
pension certificate, which is number
cd -.
Mapistrato's eicDoturo
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Asslnee's Nciice.

A II persons interested are hereby
~ notified that Sem u. Dauhsrmau OF Jaek.
son twp. Snyder 90, Pa, has made an ms.
snnai 10 tho underslynOd for the bensht OF
creditors. All persons having claims are re.
questei to prcssnt them 20 the undersisned,
and those indebted viii please mako imIaeiiate
payment. J, r. SMITH.
Nov, 2s, 1873, Assignee.
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Saturd ay, Feb. %, 1879,
House, Coed Stable,

SUMMER HOUSE, TWO STORY SHOP,
and other necessary ouibuiliings.
Also LOT OF GROUND situated In
Fra anklin township, said county, bounded
Fast and West by land efJeremiah Grouse,
South by Public Road, North by land oi
Henry s. Smith, said lot being 100 feet in
depth and 80 feet in width.
Also lot ofGround situate in the
Township and county Aforesaid, bounded
East by LOT Of Albright Swineford, South
by Public Road, West by lot Of Daniel
Millhouse, North by the 8. & L. r. Il.
containing 0NE-FOURTH ACRE. more
or less. whereon is erected TWO STORY
wEATHERB0ARDED
House.
with other improvements. seised. taken
~ execution - the property of. W.
RsehsfsIisr
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st3"Chcw Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco. Dec. 3. IS ".
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TRACT OF LAND
I .ICENSE NOrICE.-Notice i

I ICENSE NOrICE.-Notice i
IL hcrcry given that
John krirk, wrst Beaver,
David =. kcra'c,er. fganglin,
Jacob @. Smith, MIiliubury,
have rIei heir petitions Tor Tavern liconsc with
tho CLERK oi tSttrter sessions Of snyder county.
aud tho fisV III be- presented for approval on
Monday, the 4ith day ot Feb next
AM nov, JauuXry 18th, 1917, II IL ordered
that tho clerk Of fhe court lnsort In iho puhli-
cation of rAyern Licenses hereafter notice
that all Licenses grained by tho CDurt will ho
uull nj yoti, unless thc applicant shall mt
the same within htteen days af'cr tho same
shall have been grau'e.i. hy iAo pro luctiou OF u
receipt from tho county IroI'uioF 20 the cork
OF fail Court, that the Llceuse 60 has heUB
paid. pIR CIVIAM.
J.CEOTSE, CLERK q. >.
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--Muslims, at Wholesale prices at
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SHERlPFS SALE

DY virtue Of u writ OF alias Fl. Fa,. is-
I'D ued o.t Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Snyder county, Pa, and to me directed
will be eNposed TO rdhlic Sale. Mt the
Court House in the Borough Of Middle.
burg, on
Saturday, Feb. %, 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Of said day, the fel-
lowing described Real Lsiate. TO wit
The following LOTS OF GROUND Noe
- q 20 in the town plot Of Middlchurg,
Snyder county, Pa, bounded as follows,
10 wit East by LOT Of John II. Orwig,
South and West by an Alley, North by
Public Road whereon are erected n
LARGE TWO STORY wEATHERBOARp.
ED
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13
hndersonville Prison Sketches.

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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-13

Two years ago a corn specu-
lator at Clarinda, Ia. refused 60
cents n bushel for 10000 bushels of
corn lie had bought at 80 cen.s. lie
is now yGinly trying to get 10 cents
Il bushel for it.
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TIC "AyEsLYAS A Pre- MlUN.
Unwrillen History Of the Lale Civil
War

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.,.At an expense of $50 to tho
people, besides his own lawyers
fees, farmer of Jones county, Ia g.,
has recovered | cent from man he
sued for fourteen fence rails, worth
10 cents each.
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....A dime, n nickle and penny
were found in the crop of a Mont
pelier rooster last week. The cat of
resident OF East Berlin. Me-. swal-
lowed q five dollar gold piece, and
the village butcher offered $3.50 for
be- While Mr.. jones Rubey. OF
Bsrtonia, Ind, was feeding bis hogs
ho dropped bis pocket book snepa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
INJURED BY A GAS EXPLOSION.

A gas explosion occurred yesterday in the cellar
of the Cremorne Garden, low dance-house at No..
1O4 West ThiTty-second-st., by which two men were
seriously injured. gas burner in the cehouse di-
rectly under the front bar-room, had been care
lessly left turned on over night. The room filed
with gas the smell of which was noticeable up
stairs. Frederick Hughes Of the proprietors of
the place, and Charles Thompson. a bar-keeper,
went down to stop the leak. They struck match
and the gas ignited. A loud explosion followed.
The floor was lifted and partly torn mp; the bar
with its contents. partition directly above the
ice-hOuse, and the street front were wrecked, and
the sidewalk was covered with broken glass and
timber Hughes and the barkeeper were both ter
ribly burned about the face and hands. and heavy
iron crate fell from the sidewalk upon Hugbess
head, cutting open his scalp.
The woodwork in the cellar caught fire. but the
flames were distinguished by paper-hanger named
Charles Carson. VI no was at work IN the bar-room.
and both the Injured men were rescued. They We're
taken as quickly possible to the New-fork Hos
ptal. where at late hour last night they were
reported 10 be ont OF danger and as comfortable as
was possible under the circumstances. The dam
age to the building is estimated at $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
VIOLATION OF HARBoR LAWS.

AT the meeting of the Pilot Commissioners yes
terday afidavits were received from Horace f..
Stewart and Henry L. Palmer confirming state
ments previously made that ashes were thrown
overheard from the North German Lloyd steam
ship Main opposite Qaarintne Islandl on
Saturday. August II. The agents were in
structed that an investigation Will be held.
and suit will he begun to recover penal
ties. Inspector Conway reported that upon
investigation of the charges against the engineer
Of the Harlem Railroad bridge across the Harlem
River. il was learned that il had been the practice
to throw all the ashes from fifteen tons of coal con-
sumed each year, into the. river Attention
has been called TO the officials of the road
10 have the practice discontinued The owners
of the steamer Minute Cornell paid the
800 fine yesterday for dumping ashes in the bay.
Evidence was taken from Shore Inspector Hop
kins and others, further substantatng the charges
of Observation-Disclosures, etc. in the bay, by the tow
boats Frank PidQeon, U. {. Grant, AlansOn Sumner,
aud Arctic, of the Union Dredging Company. aud in
the employ of the Dock Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
POISONED WITH TOAD-sTOOLs.
A WHOLE FAMILY TAKEN ILL AFTER EATING SUP

A WHOLE FAMILY TAKEN ILL AFTER EATING SUP
POSED MUsHROoMs-SEvERAL DEATHS.
Tho family of Frederick Sussig, of Linden. n. j.,
on Saturday gathered quantity of what were sup
posed to be mushrooms, but which were poisonous
toad-stools and ate them for supper. MIR. Sussig
who is employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company at Jersey City. did not return from his
work until late and did not eat heartily of the diet
Those members of the family who did eat heartily
were soon taken III. The symptoms rapidly became
more violent, followed by convulsions, cramp OF
the lower limbs excessive thirst and evident pa,
,alvsis of the hearts action. Dr. X. NJ. Kirk found
them i'm the condition described. Chloroform was
ueed with no other effect than TO check the spasns
Treatment was net begun until Sunday night.
about thirty-six hours after the poisoning, Dy
which time the blood was thoroughly Vltlated
At7o'clock on Monday morning, Lena, age tour,
died Two hours afterward a healthy babe was
born. nearly at maturity. AT 10 o'clock Frederick,
age one. died. Louise, age five, and Anna, age
seven. are very low. and their recovery doubtful;
The mother is in great pain and her lie is deSpaired
of while the newborn babe is still alive. The
family is in deplorabe condition, eooped up III a
single small apartment, aud destitute.
A similar case occurred at Connecticut Farms,
near Linden, about two years ago, when seven per-
cons dec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
Autumn FLOWERS.
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NETWORK HoRrrcUL-


MONTHLY MEETING OF The NFW-lOhk hOhliCtb-
TCRAL SOCIETY.
The September meeting of the New-York Horti-
cultural Society was well attended yesterday after
noon, and many visitors were attracted by the
floral display. which has come TO be recognized
feature of these monthly gatherings. Mr.. Roen-
beck. of Bayonne, \. j., contributed n dozen
choice ferns and seeding bcgonias oil
rare excellence. Tho flowers of the season.
notably roses and dahlias, were well repre-
sented. and some striking novelties in the
way of bedding plants with varicgate4 foliage won
the praise Of assembled experts. The richness ana
variety Of the collection of Alpine plants and harry
parennials belonging to Woclson X Co, OF faSsalc.
were once more demonstrated More than one
hundred varieties of these plant now IN bloom,
were on exhibition, many of them the native wild
flowers of the woods and meadows. which have been
captured and brought under cultivation. III would
he hard TO name an exotic more decatcly oeautful
than some of these, for instance the hahenarla
or the fragile Sabbatia. In addition TO the flowers
were some fine clusters of grapes, mainly Rogers
Hvhrids, presented by Peter Henderson.
The annual Fall exhibition will take place az
Madison Square Garden on the 18th, 18th and l9th
Of September vii maruees on Thursday ana FIJI
day only. From the number of exhibitors who have
applied for space already, the prospect for hne
show is promising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
ROMANCE ENDING IN MARRIAGE.

Miss Adelna Occhetti was married TO Eduardo
lola yesterday in the Fourth District Civil Court.
These persons were born in Turin, Italy. and claim
TO be the children of parents occupying good posi-
tons in society. They were playmates in child
hood. and about five years ago became engaged.
The parents of lola learning OF his engage
ment. were greatly enraRed and sought
to break il of. The young woman was
locked up bv her parents who, IN their turn, OPP
posed the union but lola obtained possession of
his sweetheart. Securing what little property they
could they led from Italy to this country and have
since been living In New-York as man aud wife.
Al length Zca became jealous and threatened to
kill the WOMAN whefeupOn sho caused his arrest
anout a mouth ago. Justice Morgan, after hearing
the case discharged lola, who besOught his mistress
to marry HIM, but she persistenty refused He told
her that 4 she did not marry him that lie would
commit suicide, but she stepped lightly into q
Sixth-aye. car and left bim standing IN the court
building Since Thea a reconciliation has been Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

RETIREMENT OF AN EFFICIENT Offi'bh
CAPTAIN CURTIS. OF THE SECRET SERVICE TO DE-
CONF CoSNECIED WITH LIFE lNsUhAN0"
COMPANY.
CAPTAIN H. r. Curtis, Chief Of the GoVernnoo'
Secret Service Tor this district, has reSig"e" "a.
ot,oo 20 occen, rositon in the Knickerbocker LIE
Ynmrarce COMPANY Of this city. His place has peeh
flled by Captain Drummond. who has been trans
ferred from the Philadelphia office to TINS CITY,
Mr.. Curtis first entered the Government service III
September 1878, under Elmer Nashonrh anu was
assigned to duty at Rochester, N l. Early III jan"
orv of the following year he was removed to New
yort Az that time the notorious counterfeiters
Known "a the ConCdon gang" were flooding the
country with counterfeit money. ana III was
Captain Curtis special object 20 break up 'ne
organlzati0n The band composed OF
Thomas H. Comgion principal aud capital
ist: George White of Camden, \. ~, tue
cncraver; Charles Conkhng, the printer; Ransom
Warner aud several minor dealers They op,,TTateu
on the banks OF New-Bcdford. Hampden' MeS.,
field and Northampton, Of Massachusetts, an" vi
TIE Castleton Bank. of New-1ors lhey aiso n Iu
fractional currency plates All tue hlel1ne's vi c.,
orpanizatiOn We're captured In June, 1870, nS NaI-
tam Curtis and his assistants aud SO successiuih
had the plans of tie latter boon iald 'hl' al Io
nates from n hich the bills we've printed were cap
fIred and the presses aud other parapherhaia
used IN tire business of the countefteeis, toEStnL
with $4,000 IN notes ON the SastIetoh D"uh'
feil mo the hands of the officers. All the
men are now serving terms In S'ate luoi';
Following this Captain Curtis was maze S"l9i Oh
;b@ NewYork District. In the Fall Of 1876 Harry
Cole, Charles Ulrich and Jacob or began the
manufacture of spurious money IN Philedelphls,
snd mn 10 March 1873 they put in
circulation not less than 100000. The banks
which suffered b. these men were the Central Ma
tionaI Bank Of NewloTk City, Third National
Bank OF Buffalo the Broadway National Bank; ana
he Tamaqua and Hanover National Banks; WIN
the exception of the last two named. al the DIS
countericlted were of so denomination. III .uYY
faii Of 1875. Clrch and Cole had nearly COMPLETED
a 800 treasury note when Captain GURUS lei
upon them. Tie plate was captured, ana was pro
existence Ulrich turned States evidence. and Cole
aud OFT went to the PcDitentiaTy. Captain Curtis
has also devoted much attention to the breaking mp
Of several organized schemes to extract money from
lie Treasury Department. In the letter accSriinS
ms resignation the Chief of the Departmental WASH
inytnn lanes J. Brooks writes: You leave the
service With a reputation for honor integrity ana
active intellectual abOrs second to none among The
remaining members"