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The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
From Yesterday. late Edition.
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
TWELFTH CELEBRATION OF THE
WEST PRESBYTERIAN.

TWELFTH CEiEbhAltON OE THE
WEST PRESBYTERIAN.
Last evening large audience assem-
bled In the Vest Presbyterian Church,
for the purpose OF enjoying tho twelfth
anniversary of the Sunday School. The
church was tastefully decorated with
ferns and flowers, aud in an arch above
the pulpit, In gilt letters, were the
words, "Oh, Lord, how manifold are
thy words"
The usual exercises we're held, the
singing being under charge Of Prof. e..
B. Rhoads, assisted by the church choir.
The report of the Superintendent, Mr..
Charles Baird, contained the following:
We have on our roll at present. off,
GERS, 3S teachers and 537 scholars, a to-
tai OF 5S2. In this number Is included
the infant class with roll Of 1870 and
an aver &c attendance of 90. The aver
age attendance Of the whole school was
269; average attendance of officers, 4;
average attendance OF teachers, 30
Three teachers and ii scholars were
present at every session Of the school
during the year.
"rhe following are the names of those
perfect in attendance Teachers, /. s.
Baird, l.. 7. Wilson and George G.. By
ron. Scholars, George S. Mckee, Sadie
j. Robinson, Ida Patton, Llzzle w. Nc
Kee, Ella Mckee, Laura Johnston, EN-
ina V. Fighter, VIM. &. Reece, George
X. Crozier, Prescott J. Johnston, Susie
K. Robb aud Robert Gruner. Our con-
tributlons OF money have been as fol-
lows: For missionary purposes, $50. .46;
expenses Of school, $23O.9s; church debt,
So22 A.
Each scholar marked for perfect al
tendance was presented with a band
some Illuminated book-mark. Appro-
pirate addresses were made by the pas.
tor, Rev. A. N. Kaigwin, aud Rev. C.
Z. Mallery, the former alluding applo
prlately TO Robert Stewart, of the Bible
class, aud Willie Carey, who had died
during the past year. Memorial service:
for these two deaths were held.
Prof. G. B. Roads and several of the
teachers were presented Sith hondsom,
bouquets.
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General NeUS.

1t is said that the output of coal
from the Ohio mines for the present
year will reach, if not exceed, 7 ,0o0,-
600 tons.
Tho total exports Of domestic
breadstufs from the United States
during October, 1880, were valued
at $25,7ll ,468, against 33,048 GOT
during October, 1879. In the ten
months which ended with October
31st, last. the total exports were
valued at 1921 1888 ,030, against S208,-
005, ,344 during the corresponding
period of last year.
The epizooty has almost entirely
disappeared from Montreal, and
American horse dealers are making
extensive purchases IA that city for
Boston and other New England
cities.
General Nelson A. Miles, Colonel
OF the Fifth u. S. Infantry, has bsen
appointed Chief Signal Officer of the
Army, to succeed General Mysr, de-
ceased.
The Legislature of Georgia yester.
day elected a. NJ. Speer the third
associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of that State.
The local election in Chattanooga
Tenn, held yesterday, resulted in
the choice Of Hart, Republican, fol
Mayor, by III majority. Two RI
publican and three Democratic a
dermen were chosen.
Justice Clifford, Of the Suprem
Court Of the United States, is reported
to be improving. His illness is not con
sidersd dangerous.
Several arrests OF Democratic citizen
and election officers have been mad
IN Gresnville, S. O., for violation Of th
Federal Election law. oreenville is il
the Fourth Congressional District
which gave Democratic majority, &C
cording to the returns, Of ll00C
United States Commissioner Blythe
who examines the accused, 10 the de
feated Republican candidate for Con
gress.
Signnor Salvini, the famous Italia
act or arrived at New Y ork yesterday o
tho steamer Canada, from Pavre.
Brigadier General Jacob Zeilin, Of ii
Marine Cords, died in Washington, sftt
along illness.
John Lee Chapman, formerly Maye
OF Baltimore, died yesterday in that cit,
de was about 70 years OF age.
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Wages Question at Fa,, River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, November H.
The Spinners Union held meeting to-
night and appointed deputatlns to walt
upon the various treasurers on Friday
and ask an increase in wages of 10 per
cent. The manufacturers held meeting
this morning and decided, In the falling
state Of the market, TO make no changes
!. present. The deputaiions, therefore,
will probably receive negative answers
ON Friday, though undoubtedly the
treasurers will discuss the wages question
with tnen, rs each treasurer will meet
his own employees.
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MURDER IN EASTON.
A YOUNG LADY VICTIM OF AN ASSAULT
A MONTH AGO.

MONTH AGO.
EAsToN, November 17.-On the
night of Oct. 80, Miss Kate Eckert of
this place and companion named
Diehl accompanied Mrs. Bogart to her
home in South Easton. Albert Bogart
was at home when they arrived, and
hearing them enter hid himself on the
stairs. After listening to their conver-
sation some time he entered the room
and, as he remarked afterward. pro.
ceeded to clean out the gang. He was
armed with hammer, and attacked
Diehl first, infiicting several wounds
on his head; next he attacked Miss
Eckert, whom he had never seen be-
fore, and dealt two blows on her head
She endeavored to escape but could
not, as he had bolted the door: finally
she succeed in reaching the pavement
ieil unconscious and was picked up
some time later by friends. The affair
occurred during heated political times
and was soon forgot ten by the public.
lhis afternoon, however, it came viy-
idly to mind on the announcement of
the death of Miss Eckert from the
blows received that night. A warrant
ior Bogart was issued but he ad fed.
lie is pu down as a hard customer
frequently beating and abusing his
wife.
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JUDGE RIVES ACKNOWL.
EDGES DEFEAT.

DANvILLE, Va, November H.
The cases of Judge Cole, late county
Judge of Plttsylvania Judge Boul-
din, of Charlotte county, and other
Virginia county judges, indicted for
not putting negroes on their juries,
came up this morning in the United
States District Court, Judge Alex
ander Rives presiding, now in ses-
sion here, and the court directed a
nolle pyosequi to be entered in each
case. The courtroom was crowded
and the announcement Of the courts
order was received with surprise and
apnlauSe.
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General Foreign Nescs.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1880.

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1880.
A heavy snow storm prevailed in
Scotland yesterday.
The Etienne Sugar Refinery at Nan
tes, France, has been destroyed by fire.
The loss is stated at 1000, ,000f.
The Greek Chamber OF Deputies has
passed by vote Of 108 to so the address
in reply to the speech from the throne
At general election In New South
Wales the members returned to Parlia-
ment for East Sydney, including the
Premier, are all free traders.
The financial committee Of the Hun.
garian Diet estimate the deficit in the
budget for 1881 at "a, 100000 forms, in.
dependently of Soo,0 required for The
sinking fund.
The Standard says :-"Private tele
grams received to-day announce thai
the Chilean squadron left Valparaiso q
few days ago with troops, for the pur-
pose of landing at Callao and beseigina
Lima"
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
A LIVELY HOG-KILLING FEsTI-
VAL.

MIDDLETowN, N. j., November IT.
The annual hog. killing festival on the
farm of Peter Moran was celebrated by
the father, mother and son, the latter get
ling drunk. In a quarrel which ensued
the farmer beat his wife, who retaliated
by seizlng an AK and dealing the hus-
band blow on the skull. Young Mo-
ran, fearing his mothers murderous in
tentIons, took the AK and beat her until
she was insensible. The mother and
son were lodged in jail to-day. The in
juries OF the father are of serious ma
Lure.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
NINTH WARD ITEMS.

Sam'l Rigby, Sr., whose carpenter
shop was ON Market street, above
Nineteenth, has placed the structure
on rollers, and is moving it to Hutton
street, below Twenty-first.
Thos. l.. Mousley has commenced
the erection of a brick store and
dwelling on Market street, above
Twenty
Ziba Ferris has almost completed a
fine three story brick dwelling house
ON Market street, above Nineteenth
street.
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CONCERT THIS EVENING.

The first concert of the Philharmo-
mic Society for the season of 1880 will
take place this evening in the Opera
House. The concert will be given by
the Philharmonic Society of New Y ork
The programme is one Of unusual
merit. There will be emo admission
tickets sold.
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pHIl.ADELPMIA, wIl.MINssEvh
'ovEMBER 18TH, 1880.


Trains wiuleav Wilmington AZ follow;
Philadelphia and intermediate Station, ,
700, $40. l0S0a. M; 23O. 400. 100 1900
p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50, 300. eA
l0.02 q. NIL ,2O8, 0. s p. m
Phila. and New York "a, ,0.90.7 90. 100, ".
M, 1879. l243, 6.l7 pm.
Baltimore and intermediate Station,
R.85 q, IN. 500 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.08 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, f21, Al
ais 6.85, q. m; l255, .04, ABB, ,F.0s, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave lcl
New Castle 500, $40. u. M; LOS 800, 8.3s
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Statiers
$50 .. m. LOS, 6.S6 p. m.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 80
q. NJ; LOS p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and lntermedi ate Station
8. 10 q. m. 5.00. o.3O, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia and New. York. "a. .. N. .e.l7
p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. 1851. 2.
AIS q. m.
BOr further Information passengers ai e
referred to the time tables posted at tn
depot. II. +. RENNEY,
Superintendent
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THE CITY HALL YARD,

The City Hall yard, which for years
has presented disgracoful appearance
is now being greatly improved by
grading and sodding New drains are
also being laid from the city buildings.
1t is now proposed to further improve
the yard, next spring, with flower
beds and pretty little fountain.
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED

A farm hand named Hastings, living
below the NanticOke river, about a mile
from Seaford, went to WORK with his
VIE yesterday morning, leaving their
Two small children locked up IN the house.
during their absence the house took fire
AND was entirety consumed, while the
children, no assistance being tat hand
were burned death.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19

WALL srREHR YKsTERDAY.-stocks
were active and remarkably strong
Money on call ruled at o per cent, was
offered down to Q for time In the after
noon, and closed ut 5. Governments
were higher a. were also railroad bonds
In which the business was enormouss
Foreign exchange was a shade firmer.
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Nd EErING OF rHEeRAyc
ALL rhE Stairs REpRKs,v,.

ALL rhE STAIRS RErREsss1rn-
M soh wooDMAn's.ASSuALAnna|
'WAsHIsoToS, Noysmha, ~ ,oOa'
~angs snnng lratI ons of Husbanns,,,n-, n,,n1
s,a, shnuai session In this cItv S.outy ~
state, states OF the Union bsiyya Sty a.".uay,
10, duere were forty or fifty 9sP repre-
en-, many az them accoInns meneeI leu y I
wives, who are also mem painted Ps,n
ner: Wien the Grappa Goefs Of
" sne " aster. ProfesSor 7 "S ~, ca
OF Michigan, MIR. SanndsrU. = =; =, Wol
cultural Department drlivotai y, tat
uress OF welcome, which bsSefsd s.s
20 IN behalf Of the Granvea a' H.. icy
Pullman Darden of Misss,any Mse ny
tssor Woodman then ieliSaIppl
nnsi address, reviewing s',ed Inv "
ana the progress male dnr,no Not |.
year. He referred to IN, ,,ng ,n !
sgrlcullurlsts protecting ths,' hpot' !,
oy means Of organlzltion snv,r amd !.
tion. The Grange adiourn"d =. Y
morrow, when tho annual reu rsu y y
secretary and Treasurer viii Ipbo'' y,
cd and read. wiz Do
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SALE OF A LOT.

Auctioneer Thomas M. Ogle, this
morning, sold at public sale the lot at
the northwest corner of Fourth and
Van Burnen streets, 112 30 feet, was
purchased by VIM. Beapenkopf for
kl1 per foot, or S12S2.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19

have suffered from kidney difficulty
FOR the past ten years, accompanied with
nervous spasms. Physicians gave me
but temporary relief, but after using three
and one-half bottles of Warmers SAFE
Kidney and Liver cure. my nervous
spasms were entirely relieved, My age Is
II years. l recommend this great remedy
TO all suffering from nervous troubles.
MRS. MARY REESE.
Easton, Pa. novl0-2w.
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MREST Ole ALL. y

BALTlMoRE. Nd, March, 9th 1879.
DIR, Il. V. PIERCE:
., Dear Slr-My family have used your
FavOrite Prescription and 1t has done ali
that is claimed for 1t. 1t is the bsst Of
all preparations for women complaints
recommend II TO oil families.
q. s. WATERMAN.
"0' i'-o' Druggist,
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" nIn ngIOn Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, Nov. II. p. NJ,
FLOUR 10 about stdady, but the demand
~ limited. Sales of 2lUo barrels Including
Minnesota ex tras, s5a5 75 for low TO choice
clear, and at S8 l21I a " IS for straight /;
Pennsylyania Extra Family at s. ~
a oizs; Western do. do, % O5a6 25; and
patents at 90 I5a8 20. Bye Flour il qulet
We quote at 80 81 a 8 50 per barrel
GRAIN.-WheatI Is in good demand and
u and cent higher. Salesof I7O, 600 bush
els, including rejected, at OIL 05 81 lO ;
red and amber, track and afioat, at Al IS n
| lS11, No. 2, red elevator, at 81 ISL Nov
lSsz Dec, and al 22l5 jan. 81 AZ Feb
Rye-Pennsylvania is worth 9sc. per
oushel Coin Is fairly active and steady,
sales OF l6,OOO bushels, including yellow
Al ~ cts. old mixed at 551Sa5Sc., new
steamer, track, At 55c. new yellow al 5la55
cents, and new mixed at 55 cenls.-
A. the ogen board 5000 bush. Jan, sold at
Dec, anu 671z Tor JAM, So. tor FEB. Oats
re quiet anu unchanged d. sales OF 9.OOO
bushels, including white at 39a42c.. and
@ rJected @ ana mixed al s1lS711c. at the
open board 4lc. was bid for Nov 4l3I G.
Tor Dec, 43l<c. for Jan. and 44l<c. for Fen
me receipts to-day were as follows: 4l55
barrels OF Hour. 81 900 bushels wheat, ~ :
40 bushels corn, 800 bushels rye, $500
onshels oats, N,6OO bush. barley ,l2O barrels
whiskey.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, Nov. 8,5P.M.
BEEF CATTLE were In far demand this
week and prices were rather firmer 4Nn
read sold at the different yards at Ba575c.
or 10 as to quality. ~
EHEEP were dull st about former rates.
5UO head arrived and sold AT the differeni
yards at S1aa5c., per h., and Lambs al ga
j13e. per Id. '|Ao
Hoes were duh and lower. 800 head
rived and sold at the different yards nj
ia7c. per lb., as to condition.
PARK DROVE YARD,
Park Drove Yard, West Phila., Nov. Q.
SHKzP.--Extra, ITO to 1870 Ds., & good
70 10 100 fbs., o. rs to a. 80: fair n y ~
ns., ~ TO 4ss; stock sheep 81 rs to as I2i%.
sood lambs, 5A 10 &C.; medium lambs
10 ~ common lambs, 81 to 50 5O Jersey
ives lfat, - TO &c. Calves, to az,
rivals, 1000 head. N"'' Ai-
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b Suoth the Raven, never mora
w MN, hs1 no re'ersnce to sines, svrn,.
VIA Cherry and Hoarhonnd' 'tsup sup
needs one trial ior peopIe sydo aoS
u o u in cases OF Colds uor,'vseri .verin
amec.lons OF the bronchial NIX.
by al reliable druggiss at q anS uG' |
oclH.lm
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
AN UNKNOWN STEAMER SINK

LONDON, November ia telegram
from Milford states tina, large an known
steamer has been lost, with all hands, off
st. GOwan's head, southeast OF Wales.
LATER The name of the steamer IL
still unknown. She is now supposed TO
be asmAll coaster. Six bodies have been
washed ashore.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
PHILADELPHIA.
OAK HALL,
SHALL WE SELL THEM ?

There is in Philadelphia a clothing house which has no
double in all the world. The world is full of clothing
houses and it good deal say that is unlike all the
rest
First, in dealing; and surprising that one house
should suffer much from another. Selling clothing is SO
simple matter, that it likely would suppose, to be
done very much the way Philadelphia, New York,
and London. But Philadelphia is ahead and curiously
enough one house Philadelphia ahead Of all the rest
To be ahead in dealing is to deal higher plan,
on liberal way, give the buyer well founded
confidence without loss of the merchants safety This
Phia. clothing house says a stranger "We want to deal
with exact justice. We what belongs viz, fair
profit and you have what belongs to VIZ
liberal moneys worth. Our to arrive at this result to
price everything sell, which price is absolute
and let you buy what you like away and think the bar
gain over, and and trade back; if you want to- We
find by experience that this beray harmless to u.s. Of
you like it. And it makes quick and ready dealing
We don't want you bring back what you buyit would
cost us money every time but would rather you would
bring back than keep what you don't like. &c. try to
that you get first what you will like the better, the
more you know of it. This really the whole philosophy of
dealing. itany wonder that other clothing house
in this city, New York. London deals in the same
way?
Second, its goods-the amount and variety of them.
There are other houses where excellent clothing kept and
great deal of it, but there anywhere, that keeps
much. The dealing related above has the largest
trade the world has yet To supply such trade great
quantity and variety of clothing required and these
in turn increase the trade because everybody likes to
choose out of many things, rather than out of few.
This is the country of ready-made clothing. Great
Britain makes the most of any European country but there
is in all London any clothing business quarter large
as that of Oak Hall New York has several large clothing
businesses; but nearly equal to that of Oak Hall
Boston likewise.
Look back twenty years' Have done you good SER
vice, or not But that is not what had in mind
thinking of the clothes you going to buy to-day,
Shall we sell them
WANAMAKER & BROy
X HALL, n Market philadelphia
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19

NoTlCE.-Dr. Kline's Gran,
Kestorer Is the marvel Of the aas
Nerve Diseases. All fits stoppsS
send to 9Sl Arch Street pbil.d .d
Pa. n''ad
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sPEClAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early. decay. loss Of manhood.
DO, will send . recipe that will cure yoH
was discovered by a missionary In south
America. Send a self add ressed envelope
70 the REV. JoskPH T. INMAN, iSyation ID
NssD York CifU. MaY4-a0dDAW
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THIRD EDITION
InAasna1 ems for 'Eo-Day.

HmAaenea0ns Tor H0-DAy,
Qising, followed By stationary or low
or barometer, stationary or lower tenn
perature, northerly winds, clear or part
ly cloudy weather.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19

Hon. Edward Wootten paid our city a
visit this morning.
Miss Mabel, daughter of Senator
Bayard was one OF the bridesmaids at
the wedding Of Senator Cameron's
daughter in Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday.
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Meetings Tonight.
FRIDAY.

N. o. X A.
Co. &, DUPONT Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. /, X. ofP.
Fairfax Lodge. No. .. I. o. Oh
Rescue Council, No. 3, .. u. A. NJ.
Columbia Lodge, No, ~, 1. o. y. f.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U, A. \
Delaware Tribe No. Imp. o. X. M.
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9BEATEN BY A CLOSE SHAVE,

From the Lowell Mass. Courier.
Some papers still believe that colored
barber was elected to Congress from
Arkansas. This is a mistake. He was
beaten by close shave, but hopes to do
better "next" time.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-19
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS m
5TOCKA.

STOCKS.
National Bank of 800
First National Bank. nk...................l4 las
Union National Bank. a
National Bank OF vii. q Brandywine SO
Farmers Bank ........................ 65
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.............. W
Delaware X. X. Co. Co......................2 IS
Delaware Western X. X. Co........... ~
Phila.. Wil.,& a Baltimore X. X. Coz. 70
Wilmington q Northern X. X. Co..... rs
Wilmington Passenger Il. W. Co...... A.
Delaware Fire lns. Co.................. S3
Masonic Hall ........................ 4
DelAWare 5Late. ..................... ..luo
Wilmington City 6's...................llO
Wilmington City 5's....................lU6 .lU6
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger K. w.. LIST
mortgage. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Financial and Comm eretal.

WILMINGTON, Del., Nov1s. 1880.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald q Co., 8. II. corner seventh and
NJ. to day:
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me CITY MarKeI.

The following were the ruling prices n
market this morning:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-02-04
HAWKS AND EAcLEs-BouNrY FOR.


AN ACT for the Destruction of Hawks AM Eagle.
Be ii enacted By The Council and House of Representatives of
the Territory Of Wyoming:
SECTION l. The county commissioners of the various
counties in this Territory are hereby authorized and
required to encourage the destruction of hawks and
eagles by making payment out of the county fund to any
person who shall engage in the destruction of hawks and
eagles, the sum of twenty-five cents for each hawk or
eagle killed by such person. The person so engaged who
may desire the compensation above named shall present
to the chairman of the board of county commissioners of
the county, in which the hawks or eagles were killed,
the heads of such hawks and eagles claimed to
have been killed, together with an affidavit, that the
hawk or eagle from which said head was taken, was
killed in the county by the person presenting said head,
which head and affidavit, shall be evidence that the hawk
or eagle was killed by the person so producing it. 1t
shall thereupon be the duty of the chairman of the board
to mark or destroy such heads that they can not be again
used as evidence, and give the person so producing them
Il certificate stating the number of heads SO presented,
and to what sum the person is entitled under this act,
which certificate may be filed with the county clerk as a
claim against the county, to be by him presented to the
board at its next meeting thereafter, at which time the
board of county commissioners shall allow the claim and
order a warrant drawn upon the treasury of the county
as in other cases. Prordded, This section shall not be
construed to prevent the board from d~isallowing such
claim should it appear in any way to have been fraud
ulently made or obtained.
SEC. 2. This act shall be in force from and after
January 1, 1880.
Approved December 8, 1879.