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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-07-30

II6
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
A Trium PIN for COnkling.

HIS MAN APPOINTED Tv THE LARGEsT
PENSION AGENCY IN THE COUNTRY.
The following despatch is sent from
Syracuse, n. u
The President to day appointed Major
Theodore l.. Poole, Of this city, ~ Pen
sion Agent as iCanandaigua. The office
In very lucrative one, worth from S10,-
600 to $4,000 year. The agency Ia the
largest in the United. The appointment
was secured by Roscoe C0nkiing. II
was generally believed that Major Moses
Summers, editor Of the Syracuse Stand
ard, would be appointed agent. The
Hon. Frank Hiscock, M. c., had secur-
ed the promise of the President to ap-
point Mr.. Summers. Summers' petition
was signed by every Republican Con-
gressman from New York, with two
exceptions. His appointment was con-
sidered certain. All at once Senator
Conkling appeared on the scene. The
present agent at Canandaigua, 3. Drury,
who has held the position for fifteen
years, Is q relative Of Conkling, and the
upon the office.
How he succeeded Is mystery, but
Major Poole, the new appointee, Is q
strong Conkling man, and his appoint
ment was asked by Mr.. Hisc6ck. Sum
mers' name which had been sent to the
President, was Withdrawn for the re AsoL
that Mr.. Summers was Liberal Repub
hcan, and was very active in securing
| petitiors for General Merritts confrma
ton. The triumph of Conkling Is re
| garded eith siRni ficance ID this regi on
| Major Poole was United States Assessor
and County Clerk of Onondaga county
The Hiscock Republicans are very muci
disturbed over bis appointment. 1t II
declared to be bold stroke for recon
ci ihauon and harmony among the Re
publicaHs of this part of the State.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

Nearly quarter of century ago
Todleben (who is Germany said to a
Young friend: "To get ahead in Russia
you have only to write book. Never
mind the contents; he who has written a
book can reach any position in Russia"
This, says the Railroad Gazette, is quot
ed apropos of the present Minister for
Railroads. Some years ago young
man wrote thesis for his degree. "The
Economies of Railroads." at least one
half of which is said to have proved his
utter ignorance of railroad management.
Nevertheless he became professor and
the head of the department in the Minis
try of Finance in which railroad affairs
are concentrated.
Secretary Sherman has sent his family
to Europe and can now stay out as late
Of nights as any of the Presidential can
didates. The "boom" is about to begin
Sympathy 10 best shown when practi
cal in its application. Therefore when
you sympathize with your suffering baby
show it practically by using DR.. Bulp.
baby syrup and thus cure your child
! Price % cents. H' 'l
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
Funeral Of Edward Moore.

The funeral of the late Edward Moore,
took place on Saturday afternoon from
his late residence No. 916 West street.
The remains were encased in very
handsome black cloth covered silver
monn nted casket. The casket was carried
from his residence to Grace Church,
whore services were conducted. The
pail bearers were: Messrs. D. Taylor
cause, Job H. Jackson, U. II. Rudolph,
q. James Belt, Bauduy Simmons, Geo.
O. Maris, Joseph Whesier and Edward
Jackson. a.V Fls.sNl ll
The services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Stevenson, pastor of Grace Church.
who spoke very feelingly Of the mauy
good deeds and noble character Of the
deceased, and his consistency a. mem
ber of the clutch OF God. Rev. DR..
Warren, OF the Broad street Methodist
Church, also made very fervent prayer
The Rev. Bishop Scott, and Rev. A. T.
Scott. occupied seats in the pulpit.
The floral offerings were very hand.
some, and Of costly designs. Among
them was a large and handsome ctl INN
the gift Of gen man from Now Yotk
Q large urn, with the word ".Fatl or, .
the base, a present from his chiIdr.u. A
l ,rge pillow, bearing the word, "Grand
father" presented by his nieces ant
nephews. A smaller one, with the wore
"Our lead, r" pre- ,snted by hrs class, ant
| q large cross, from bis sister, Mrs. Enoci
| N ,Ore. The RI mains were lnterrei II
the Wilmington and Brandywip, 20 ne
terry, and was followed u the grave by
rye mum Ter OF sorrowinR relatives Al {
friends tI -fI .i"lt
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
STONED AND ROBBED.
A COlored MAN ON his Way to Clsurcl
II knocked Down and Robbed IL
Omen Daylight. tNfa anft-H IT


A Colored MAN ON his way % Church
II Knocked Down and Robbed In
Open Daylight. s"ii-f ..,
A bold and dastar IDLY highway robbery
was committed early last evening on
Maryland Avenue, near He dgeville.
II appears from what can be Cleaned
of the circumstances that about $50 or
clock, John Benson, b respectable eol0red
man who has been In the employ Of the
late Jethro Mccullough, in the capacity
Of coachman, was on his way TO church
and as he was proceeding quietly along,
he came up with gang OF roughs who
we're sitting on the fence by the road ,ide,
and as he passed them one Of the num-
Der called to him, and as he turned
around he was struck in the face with
large stone and knocked down. The
whole crowd 1t appears then commenced
to stone him until he was insensible, aud
while in that condition his pockets were
rifled, and S14 stolen from him.
Upon recovering, he proceeded to the
City Hall, and notified the officials Of the
occurrence, and as he was severely cut
about the head and face, DR.. Ogle was
called in and dressed the wounds. The
most serious wound was on his left cheek
which was cut open for about three
inches, and had to be sewed up, There
were several wounds on his head, none
Of which, however, are very dangerous.
The man did not know he had been
robbed until he searched his pockets al
the City Hail. Thus far only one arresl
has been made, that Of boy, and he has
been released ON bail to appear when
wanted. The wounded man Is highly
spoken of and is a man Of coed habits
having saved q considerable am unit VI
money from his earnings. ,sf oi ..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

i0 ScANDALous AND INFAMoUs.-A
number Of Democratic papers, and other
papers that claim to be Independent, are
publishing articles derogatory to Hon.
SAMUEL j. TLDEN, the late Democratic
candidate for President Of the United
States. This is simply scandalous. Mr..
Tilden is undoubtedly one Of the ablest
/, men In the country, and the Democratic
party, after great struggle, fairly and
honestly elected him President of the
United States. He was kept out Of the
!, ONCE by threats Of the use of the army
fthy Grant and threats to announce the
, Electoral vote without a count by the
,i House by Ferry, resulting in an Electo-
? raj Commission, formed to defeat the
Democrats and keep in power the horde
q OF thieves and rascals that had beer
{, living at the public crib for years, and Il
make room for other scoundrels whom
Hayes has since elevated to Office. Mr.
Tilden 10 again, it is said, candidate
for the Democratic nomination, and il !
infamous In the men who have hereto
fore supported his nomination to refer t.
him in language that would be deroga
tory If applied to the smallest political
Of the day. Such policy, If encouraged
can result in nothing but the defeat {
- the Democratic party. And when I'll
names of other distinguished gentleme
of the party are thus connected wit
that of Mr.. Tilden to disparage him, Il
1 consequence cannot be otherwise tina
dispafagement to all.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

h, THE matinee Of the Juvenile Pinafore
Company, ON Saturday afternoon, was
largely attended by adults As well q
children. The troupe acquitted them
selves finely. It is said to have been the
most delightful Of all the Pinafore per
I lbrmances; and the audience retired con.
circulating one another at having beer
induced to attend SO fine an afternoon
entertainment. The smaller children O
the company executed their parts re
markably well, and the little MILDLY wa
encored and rapturously applauded.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
=, 'oA- u. s''.' Ne. q osss;s .,Ss;nsssy sosu.y,

Marx Rrear ct. u. In Psrtition.
And now 70 vii. this 10Th day OF rebru.
asy, A. a., is7s. ~ appearing 70 the chan
cellor by the afldsvit Of Thomss y. M mr.
rison that Marx brear, A bel Brear. Eliza
BreAr and EliEabeth Jordan. the defend
ants IN this cause, have no known place
Of abode within this county, and cannot
Be served with process; that the said Marx
OF Flushing, Long Island, State OF New
| York, the said klizabeth Jordan resides
In the City OF Washington, District OF Col
umbia, and the said A bel Brear RI sided in
the State OF New York when last heard
from; and no appearance having been en-
l tered for the aaid n ark Brear, a bel Brear
| Eliza Brear and Elizabeth Jordan, At the
return or ibe su m mons issued for them.
II 10 thereupon. on motion OF Charles B
Lore, ESQ.,. Solicitor for the petitioner or:
Marx Brear, Abel Brear, Eliza Brear and
Elizabeth Jordan. do appear before the
1 Chancellor at his chambars Ia Dover, on
| the Second dBy OF June, A. D., one thous
| and eight hundred and seventy-nine, and
1 show cause n any they have, why parti-
tton OF the prem lses In the pei eiition descrtD-
l ed should not he made according 10 the
prayer thereof. or that the petition will be
taken pro cOnfesso as TO the said Mark
And the Register is directed TO iuse q
copy OF this order 10 be published In the
l DAILY GAEETTE. Q Newspaper OF the City
| OF Wilmington, County af resa d I, for the
| period Of thirty days next preceding the
baiJ second day Of June, A. D., one thous
and eight hundrei aud seve' ty-nine.
Atiest, iu J. N. HOUSM AN,
I'd. st.L .,.. lls,i..f-'. M keg. q. G.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

SALE.
- BY virtue OF = writ OF venditioni Ex-'
ponss, 70 me directed, will be exposed 70
public sale. at the if f On
1t "trl GILPIN HOUSE, DI,"
kept by George Withheld, In the City Of
New Castle, In the h undred and County OF
New Castle and State OF Delaware, on
rual & SATURDAY,, @uW u
The 18th day of MAY, A. D., ls79,i
At O'Clock. p. M. the following described
Real Estate, viz:
land situate, lying and being In tire city Of
New castle, county OF new Castle and
state OF Delaware, bounded on tile north
east by lands late OF Thomas Speakman.
now OF James NJ. Hurst and Sarah Rus
sell. on the sout Aeast by the river Deia.
ware. on the southwest by lands late OF
William Booth, now OF Msriah Booth and
Z, I. Booth, and ON the west and north
west by the State road leading from the
city OF New Castle 10 the city OF Will
mington, conta ming i65 acres OF iand and
marsh, with large 2l1 s,oried stone
houte, large brick bar small brick house
| and other out buildings thereon erected.
Also, No. 3 All the undivided moiety or
| half part of that certain lot or piece of
land siiuate in the cits OF New Castle, on
| the south eide Of Delaware street and on
The same intersrcls. bounded by land ol
Thomas Rooih. Pearcs street and Della
ware street with y large 2L story stone
plastered house and out buildings with 9
| brick stable thereon er 'cted.
Seized and taken In execution as The
| property Of James Rogers, and 70 be sold
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sheriff + Office, New jastie. A prii 10Th
| 1879 msl-eodts
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
'i1expAY. NAY. ser. lsss.

'i,y ACcoaplNe to the New York Herald,
a.st,sn. Grant and the great iron pierare 10
dit,A the "chief summer attractions Of
- Long Branch" Grant will shine better
- sign board or advertisement for q
.y.vSmmer resort than - President. But
this is hardly fair in candidate. He
!. : should be more impartial and allow him
/, self TO be exhibited at all such resorts.
sa Hayes Secretary has been already book
% ed for Rehoboth.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
INSANE AsYLUMs AND THEIR ABUsl

INSANE AsYLUMs AND THEIR ABUSE.
-Philadelphia is becoming infamous for
the conduct of her insane Institutions.
Not long since Philadelphia grocer, as
sisted by one or two physicians, induced
a man to go to one Of the hospitals to
get employment. The man took a note
TO the physician, and was directed to an
other apartment. Here he was detained
) for moment, and when he proposed to
go out he was not permitted. On the
! contrary, he was made to take bath,
was shaved and put in straight Jacket
,l and treated for insanity. 1t transpired
some time afterward that the grocer
had been entirely too intimate with the
mans wife, and to further his designs the
physician had aided him to get the hus-
band in the insane departme mt, and de-
tained him there.
Ii. We supposed this would be the last Of
kidnapping in this way; but case was
tried In one of the courts there on Fri
q day in which it was shown that young
lady, in January, was taken from the
d supper-table, and without being permit
ted TO bid her invalid mother goodbye,
was driven off to Kirkbride's, where she
was detained until that time, when she
was got out On a writ of habeas corpus
hi that few friends interested themselves
in obtaining. On the trial 1t appeared
that the lady was given to talking toe
much. 1t is shown also that one Ofthe ply
sicians who gave certificate Of her in
sanity was the son-in-law Of DR.. Kirk.
bride, of the noted hospital. At the
b close of the evidence Judge ElcOck, IL
ii discharging the girl, Miss Hart, gave
his opinion as follows: ''-'
THE practice of incarcerating per
' son on certificate of two physicians wa
never intended to give an asylum TIN
right to hold and deprive the person
5 liberty, but was intended merely as
u justification of for such institutions to re
ceive such persons. This case exhibit
the popular fault of allowing physician
to pass upon questions Of insanity as ex
perts. Their evidence is worth no NOR
than the evidence of persons in the ord
nary walks of life, and the doctrine {
' their being experts in the question
insanity has been exploded. The ev
d dence of insanity has been exploded
i The evidence of insanity is to be gatl
cred from persons surrounding tho'
l,q charged with being insane, who have e.
l.i. perienced the knowledge of their condu
and their action, and the mere EXPIRE
" sion of opinion by outsiders amoun
,.S, to nothing. The signing Of certifica
by physicians, as in this case 1t is rec
less piece of presumption, and If 1t we
70 be permitted no man would be sa
e. who lived next door to doctor, for
would be at the doctors mercy, and upt
the doctors mere certificate could be 1
'carcerated in an asylum for the insan
This has become so important q matt
81 that the English Parliament has pass
sh,' stringent laws upon the subject, and
~ .hss been wonder to me that they ha
not been copied and followed here. tt
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

OTiCE.-J. n. Primrose has taken the
IN manaGement OF the old and reliable
sewing machine com pany--the Wheeler d
Wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and is an entirely new m achine,
and is known as the Improved Wheeler a
Wilson. Il In the nnest made lock-stitct
sewing machine now In ure, and has ad
vantages superior TO any other.
We hope our friends will give us call
and net buy until they have examined this
new machine. I.tHt
Our terrltery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern shore OF Mary land.
Our once. At present, will be found al
J28 Market street. After the 10Th OF N arch
next we will be found at our old stand. tn.
Garrett building, No. Tie N arket street,
0 AGENTS WANTED. .rt
I feb5- -sftf ... j. II. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

THE KILLING Of his little daughter by
Freeman, the Massachusetts, Second Ad-
vent fanatic, Is one Of the most terrible
acts that the mind can conceive; and
when such deed is acquiesced in by the
wife and mother, and members of the
society of this peculiar sect in the neigh
borhood, the terrible orgies and sacrifices
Of the ancient Pagans and the uncivilized
savages Of modern days are not only
called to mind but that such atrocities
then existed Is not so surprising.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
NOTCH.
NTvIDEND NOTICE.

nIyIDEND NOTICE. shL... 4
~ TN . n ATIONAL BANK or DKLA-)
N7l'i ~ WAns AT WlLnsNerON.
The Directors nave this day decisrsd q
dividend OF twelve dollars per share, be.
ing six per cent for tie last six months;
payable ON demand clear Of sll lakes.
- r II. EWBANKs,
DKJFUTALB 10 REBUILD AND RE
i PAIR TIE BANKS uF CEDAR
CREEK MAhSH COMPANY .
Notice IL hereby given that In accord
Anoe with Section OF An act passed by the
General Assembly OF Dels ware, 1t It's late
sesslon, sealed proposals. win " received
By the undcrsigned com mittee OF the Levy
Court OF New Castle County to ''rcpair
and rebuild" the bAukn Ot the Cedar Creek
MArsh Company. IN Blackbird hundred, /,
New Castle county, Delaware. The pro-
posals must state explicitly the am cunt
Tor com pleting the whole wefk In . sub
stAntial and proper manner; must be ad-
dressed 70 one or more Of the com mtttee AT
lhsir reepective post: Offices, on or before
FrldAy May 0. 1873. at " O'Clock, m.
Z aH.T AZ ffiN n. H. WELLS.
5my rna. Del.
s.aas .uo q WILLIAM H,s..! f0LK; x,
E3iss ID lloi JAMES r. TAYLoR,
spI.te - ~ Townsend, pei.
| ap24.2t " -6tdoOd .,s, Committee
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
Fine Buck Beer.

Lovers of buck beer, who reside In the
northeastern. section Of the city, need
not be compelled to walk up town for .
glass, az they can stop at the saloon of
Mrs, Ford, corner Of Seventh and LON.
bard streets, and obtain fresh and
sparkling glass Of the beverages at all
times. Mr.. Ed. Concannon, is an old
hand at the business, and certainly un.
derstands the drawing of o glass Of bser.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

M Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons whose business or Occupa-
ton requires State licenie for the pres
ent yeai (1s79, that the same is due and
payable ON the nrst day Of June, at the Of
ice OF the Clerk of the Peace for New Cas-
JOHN p. SPRINGER,
ii''f CLERK, AT New Castle.
N. j. springer, Deputy, No. 800 w.
Secnnd st., mtpgtOn. mai-lm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
TO PHY SIClA N 8
. AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD LIVER OIL.

Knowing from experience the dlssatls-
faction ~ often attending the dis pensinR
OF many of the en- ulsions In the rnarEet
would call your attention 70 some OF the
features OF the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The oil used is the
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
lous care Is exercised In the choice of AL
facture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion Is m ade with he smallest pos
sible amount OF gum, and by the very MI
mute division OF the oil globules Is render
ed very fluid and perfectly palatable.
Each tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
Or Oil and graius OF Hy pophosphite nf
Lime. samples viii be gladly furnished
to all Physicians who may desire them,-
Put up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
factu red and sold wholesale and retail by
"A ~ U.s. W. Il, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIsT
apI2-s. Ninth and Market Sta.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
somethipg With Mertt In It.

THE LA BELLE ieJter copying book and
Ink "a French chemical discovery Is Just
what the business public has wanted for
years. II eDs bles the merchant u copy his
letters Uah0tif UdfeT, brush or l)ress, and
with ro mnre trouble, time or pains than
he would be put TO IN biottipx the letter he
has written. The copying is Immediately
and absolutely correct, leaving the origi-
nal Without q blot, or blur. The books
are no moro expensive than any other nrsl
class quality OF letter cOpyi Ing books, they
can be used lp any ordinary press with or
without water; ten or twenty tiers can
be copied at one time. The books are well
bound and made OF The finest rench linen
tissue paper. Chas. W. Bruce Is the COM
pahies authorized agent for the State Of
Delaware.
Z Address ChAs. w. Bruce, GA Pine street
Wilmington, Del. I'D. . apl6- I'm
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

COMET CoMIyG.-A comet Is signalled
from Arcetris observatory at Salzburg.
At present it is said to resemble star of
eight size. Astronomers calculate that
it will be large enough to be seen with
the naked eye about the end Of May.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
peav,a er r1..leh C..e,..

Ths Dsneeretic Wsna bers q The board
VI Health Aeki 4caucuu, oo Saturday
evening. in order 10 select thp ne csueary
q sss ssw % y s.Ss ~ 4 .ss TSs
following ofaoe6 were hgveed pponi
Prsetdent- yxihes Monaghan; Of the
Firth Ward.
Treasurer-Jam ames Kennedy, Of the
sixth Ward.
I Executive Odicers-- Eastarn DiAtrict--
Daniel n. ThomAr; Western District
Wt4gwsr .asiHl Wt
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
DIREOTORs.
,NHE A RTizANs sAviNas BANK
MARK EFT STREET,

bO2 MARK ET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
Open 10 receive deposits daily from A
M. until r. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from tn O'clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL l. DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
re- accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
isposits compound their interest twice In
each year. u.
Glenn sn,H amy,n, george george = na,i. Bush,i
Nafhsn'i K. Benson, n. L. LicheRstein,
Henry u. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hesltngs, yoo ID: Jackson,
1874 ~ aEU. v. BbsH, President.
GEO. q, CAPELLE, Vice President.
lfsbi " E.T,TAYLoR. Treasure
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue Of q writ OF Levari Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed 70 public
ia,ei LAFAYErTE HOTEL, s4I shipley It,,
Kept by John Dougherty, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Della
WEDNESDAY,
The 7th day of MAY, A. D., 1879,
at O'Clock. p. m ), the following described
All that e. rtain lot or piece OF land with
three three storied brick welllngs theteL n
erected, situate In the city OF Whining on, +,
scrlbed as follows, to wit; Beginning at a
corner stake of land conveyed te John III.
Adams and In a line dividing this from
Michael McClusky's nd at the distance
OF "a feet inches northerly At angles fro m
Fifth street and at u distance OF i67 feet 2
inches easterly at right angles from Church
sire 1; thence parallel with Church street
north 80 degrees east ~ feet 10 inches tc the
south side Of a new street 80 feet wide call
ed Daniels or Lord street; th-nce by the
said side of said street south 5s degrees
| east ~ feet to corner stake; thence ny q
new line parallel TO the wall of Trinity
| church yard south ~ degrees east Q feet .
| inches TO the north side OF the Phtladel-
| phia, WiminRi ON and Ballim ore Railf DAD; /;
| aud thence by the said side OF said railroad
| westerly &c feet inches to stake In q
| line of land lately conveyed 10 John II.
| Adams:,hence west efl Y along said Adams
wide street called Daniels or Loru street 81
feet 10 inches 10 the place Of beginning, be
| the contents more or less.
| S, ized and taken IN execution as the
properly Of William MEG inley and Ellen
his wife. and to oe ieHn sqIS py Yyy,.r sb.r,r
Sheriff g Office, New Castle, April II
| 1873. aDl9 esd'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-05
Where In III

In philadelphia 1t is heard that . faro
bank exists In this city, and that Chett--
nut street sports make 1t . practice Of
coming here to gamble at faro. here
is It Expose IL and let the police rous
II out. 5tlf d -. ~ l4eIt .s.=5.t 4t.4,..