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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
HOW 10 INCREASE YOUR INCOME,

just AZ this season of the year there
are, among our readers, those looking
oreuIpiCyInehtI TIE neat u months
We nave lately received from l.. H.
Brown y Co, the weli-kuown manu-
rfactur4ra " specialties IOr agents I,
handle, a request 10 put them IA com
miinicntiou with one or more sultdUie
persons IN NIIs locality, 90 act as
agents IN introducing several OI iheif
pateiiu nOuseAuIu ARTICLES ~ TINS com
munIty, ANA AMER consideration, We
take TINS Inutllvu 10 coiniHy wi,n inclr
request. Ine Arlu are mandIdat ur -rs
of "A large nuhliJSt OG hudst.lJ.I ufti-
cles, wnlcn tneyNntroducr 10 tue p,tD-
lic oy means oI AGENTS, nuvinS su.ue-
times as many as kVJJ persons IA t44tIr
enipiOY, The particular articles ~ulCu
they seek 10 Intraiucs here, a. rms
time, are: BrowD'a Peerless oIIUer,
generally nokno iedgad To Detue best
IN the world, OF Wnicn nearly one inii-
lion were sold uurink the LAST year;
the kitcnen queen, t,e latest ANA
best Invention Ia Coal ON lamps, and
the only absolutely safe lsmp ma, y;
tine Centennial Cake ana bake rdn,
AN article wnicn mas n ndtioAal reputa
'tiun. and il the delight ofev,ry nodse-
keeper; tine Han M mute Es,N ijeat-r,
which always seils at sight, Mud tne
,new Alto keiievO ironle Prone C.,st
'of rs \. GAHtiELD, wnN me
,norial frame the best selling ,fticle
lever put into the hands OF an aent,
tine best OF all the portraits, chrtios
;or steel engravings that nave .Nn
Euifered. IL H. "A truer likeness vi yie
luiartyred hero than any we have e'tr
|seen before, aud It's price brings "
within the reach OF all. For ths
Icounty, Messrs. Brown a. Go. desire ~
llnany agents as can work advantage
,olsly. Any smart, intelligent lady or
'gentlenian can make fine Income IN
,tnis way. The lirm will send TO any
Responsible person FREE who will as
.suine the agency here and 30 TO work
sa complete outfit OF these goods, I.
the aiiiout OF five dollars. The reputa
ton ol this house IL first rate the
good are what they represent then
10 be. Their terms are liberal, anC
we advise those looking for genteel
remnerative employment 10 send C
them for futher information. 'rheh
address is-- l.. Il. BROWN SEQ
81 Walnut St., Cincinati. U
Oct, s7,0w..
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Local Ed

Jacob Stetfen was attending the Sc
linsgrove Fair passing over the Cana
bridge his horse frightened NJ pass
ling boat and backed over nm enbank.
|ment and fell backward into the phnet.
on breaking it TO splinters-Mr s
leaped ont Of the phaeton in due seat
BON and escaped unhurt-had he re-
mained in would have been crushed.
That broad, maaiF, intelligent fore
pead-and those raeishin9 locks and
nat Roman nose and those cnpti-
at'ng yellow eyes and that easy
natural flow Of poetry and prose-no
Fonder Mayors and Burgesses thre "
vide open the gates Of cities aud towns
IND lavished such ever.before.h heard
P'"hospitalities on the eminent visitor
killed kids, stuffed and roasted little
Pogs, filled mp. up, and filled the wine
Powls, and toasted. danced. sang
Shu hi
Don't bother I.
Extract. Joaouin Miller.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Joseph Roth. sentenced at last Scs.
sions to imprisonment in the Enr,erl
Pcpitentiary for period of two yenrr
and nine calendar months, convicted
Of horse stealing, died, In jail, on
Tuesday morning of last week.
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REPUBLICAN
District Meetings /!

District Meetings viii be held atsth'
following places given below Middle
burg and Franklin at MIDDLEBURG
IN the afternoon, November 9th. A
the following places at o'clock II
the evening.
Monroe, at ShamolSin Dam. Oct. 81.
jackson, at Kratzerville, Oct. 81
Troxelville. Oct. %.
Middlecreek. at Smithgrove, Oct. 20.
Mcclure, Oct. 81.
Perry, mt Fremont, Nov. /.
Richheld, Nov. 2,
Penn, at Witiner's Store, Nov. 3.
Beavertown Nov. ..
Washington, Mt Freeburg, Nov, I.
Centreville, Nov. 0.
Union, at Port Trevorton, Nov.
Selinsgrove, Nov. Z.
These meetings will be addressed b,
different speakers
By order of
GkNfV-rI nDnGl ftl..g...
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On Tuesday. Of last week. the depot
at Selinsgrove was entirely consumed
by fire with nearly all it's contents
Supposed to have been the work Of an
ineendisry.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

SUDDEN DEATH .-.B. hrx, or Sc'ins
grove, was on the street aud AT his
place of business on Tuesday eveninl
and in his usual health. apparently :
aud on Wednesday morning he was II
corpse. Of the lungs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Emanpel Eltinger, under sentence
Of death for the murler of John aud
Gretchen Kiutzler, aud whose cxacp-
ton had been fixed for Friday. De.
cember 10th, next, died at . u'cIucIi
on Friday morning of last week
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Sim onton, Barber & CO. have return
cd from the eastern Cities with nm i'm
mense stock of New Goods, Groceries,
&C., &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

John Wilkes. miner employed in
the ore banks in the West end of this
county. was run over by the cars at
Watsontown, and had one of his legs
cut of and one arm broken in two
places.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

On Saturday. the l5,li. Jacob Soyder
.of Penn, WAS kicked by his horse
His skull Was fractured. aud a, thi,
writing he Is in critical cond ion
the chance for death aud recover
being about equal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Jacob q. Smith. nf the "Wnnl,
Huuse," keep, ampiS hi4 cI,ice
brands Of Tobacco, Llrlltris Army
Navy, and those who have mrge cx
pericnce in the refined hajH or "hse
the weed' pronounce it one Of tho ,r'
~ best brands.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Governor lIoyt has fixed Friday
December 10th, for the execution o
the Kintzler murdercrs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

DR.. T. B. Bbighause and wife are
visiting Philadelphia friends and the
Doctors alma mater, Jefferson Medical
College.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Ettinger made a confession IN the
night OF his death to Rev. J. z. Shin
del who is one of the ab'est German
Scholars in this section of the state.
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General Election Proclamation

I, DANIEL BObENDER. HIvh Shsrir Of
snyder county, Commonwoaith Of PennsyIva.
nia, 10 hereby make kn"sn snd siye notice ~
election vii Il t Ss hsli IN s.5 count, ssm 81 y,
snyder, on
7UeSday Norember sib. 1881.
for the propose ofeieoting the several persons
hereinafter nameI. to wit.
One rer-nn IT, a the once OF state Treasurer
ot Fem sylvAnia.
one person 70 hn the Once Of rtesiien,
ol tue counties " uni,n. Slvier ,rt v Mn.
der Conuty.
uue ierson to hll tho once Of r easuror sny.
rhree rrrsons To- M the oRcc ~ ounty
Coinmiss tuuer 10 Snyiet 'cuutv.
~. retson- tn nll tue olice uf County Au.
~ or ~ y'ier tnuntV
I tisn hereby make knnwn api uIvc notice
thtt the piace Of holding tho tiprcsttt ei,ctipn
I IN the aHvrrtl tuvrshtlts tnd tIrtr ne Wtttto
the county ot Snyder ar" ss itIi rvs ~ sii
At The piLF'l'w. H,il, In aui iur th, To-.
I ~ th ut ~s'tua.rtvr
A. ihe Hrusrof Dtuiei iin,is in and fir 'err.
'NwusniU
.A'the h,use Of David u. Hcrr,ii, In aui f,r
| 'hrrm7u township
NJ uvor's r wiz H,li In aud Tor wa.hiugtpu
| Am. bnr.cot iohn ". Nover. IN tho 10.
| '"4u oi vi 'dlc''urg, rr tr,'Niin ip.ru-.rtt.
81 ihe oi l.F.nn". Iri IN Htv.r n r
A. tte h'n.e nfjacopN,ua IN ui tr v..'
! N.H,"r trwu4hir.
( hith, h,u.e ~ t,n-. D. t,n, n t,H 60
! 'rr'ra tltneh.n
N''b.rol..a' : Euub uii. paaff- 90.
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! sf'rr house. rf Ctrietisu =. UrlyiiI. u ti.r
sor ~ ..' Perry tovusl.u.
N''t..',l.' .iil.o in ant W. - r,r'rs1 r'
Nrl''rhi~s
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itlNf f.yi't. /. an . frr Al tus 'tspal.h
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

The death Of VI -. Henrietta Grouse
wife of the Publisher and Praprietor oi
this paper i. assigned rs the eanse n
40 issue last week we will make good
10 advertisers and Subscribers all loss
sustained by reason thereof,
LOCAL ED.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

LADY HNAUrfEiRRs ladies. you
cannot make fuir skin. rosy checks.
and sparkling eyes with nll the eos.
mrtirs ~ France. or heautiiiprS Of th"
world, while IN poor heath ard moth
ing viii give Won such rich blood. good
health. strength and beauty ~ Hop
Bitters. Atrial is certain proof.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

} J.L. HnIdcman the accomplished
representative Of Laucks & Myer-
Jobhers in B"oS aud Slines. York. Pa.
will canvass Uninu aud Snylrr the
first seek in November. .ur. IL. II d
reliable gentleman and. represents q
reliable Hrm
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Tic conflict of dates on in-side aut
outside of this issue is explained else
where.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Ayers Ague Cure ia purely vege
table bitiers and powerful tonic. free
from qninine or any substance, ano
always cures the severest cases.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Our neighbor, John Bilger ia dan
serously i'll.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Tumors erysipelas, merourial diseas.
e., scrululh, and general debility cured
10y "Dr Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
Oct.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

-tIEs ID %SS.; rSS,;':,:, .Ss. :, = sais Ia: !.
~ k-a siwnysg seorsIf ,overi,
ffo,n' jour ionr, Thofs akD aiways TIE si
that arc nnered, gsn@r.ib b'cons ~stiihy,
shi's ,hose who do 90, iaptove .aca chances
mn M" " po.s,n III 10 MI, sr us ~ ns2 vxn.
own iaesilties. Tbs business will .psvf mars
thin ten times erdrary wages, Ne frrnisl
no one pba snssre. fats 20 NEE fponsy ssfy
rapidly, You ean d vote your wbois tfn,s 10
the wovk. os oely your spare moments. fuli
Atdress STlssoN \ %. Portland. Maine,
! Qct u, isspty. ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

1 DI' NtSrR NTORS NOTICE -
bsttsrs " aiiniptstrrtiln On the estate
of 10 at'tn B1wsfsok, late II Centre twp
SnY ier 60 = .. Iec. -sd have bee4 granted 10
tie nm iersltn0i All persons knowinR thon
lret iu.icIfei ~ snti estate siti pcase ma o
i'm 10 'lste utymspt while those sviry claims
ast ~ .'ii estate viii present thom 70 sets
tt,uent to
HFRMAN.
Hhr H. 1851. AdmInisiratot
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20
VALUABLE FARM
Al
Private Sale.

IUE Howl q valuable Real "a.
tate is offered ~ ,fty,to stlc arl mp.t ~
full All tatt cort4,l mes uage teus ueat anI
Tract ul Land
lying IN t'i0u iowusLip. Snvfer county
.uuirl Nu'lh ty Tan Vut william uet'ti.k.
.ntt b, tro Village OF Pore rfeyart8I. -outt
lN 'tuds # lnrpp n futE md uIll.l Logs, al
Ing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less, pl which HhHrt o. Ear@- - guSd
timber. fuefo len ss..,l4-s~ss
Rtpk Btn
N TIE pr 'nisofs-'aVs fFuit trees and dns
s...iUg ~ water.
FOR terms Sc. witch Tnl bs Easy rp,y 70
UNION NAr. BANK.
Lewisbnrg, "a.
or n, l.. SCHOCH,
New B0Tliu ia.
Sept 2,, a. IT,
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f'TaZprs Axle Grease.

One trial will convince you that II IS
lhe best, d-S y"ur dsrirr tor IL.
Frazer Axle Grease, and take no uth.
rr. Every huX has our trade mark on.
sept. - 81 6u,
We invite the attention nr our rcnd
crS e. the advertisement OF the Buck.
eye Mtg Co., Marion. Ohio, in another
column. They uiicr rare inducements
10 earn an honest living.
Sept. -. TN.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-20

Bv order OF
SAMUEL GROSS, Chairman.
CaAs. Il. SAMPsEL, Secretary.
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ENENUrOWS NOrTCE--Letters
Not tirentaIy % 40 estate Of Dan.
TO Jarrett deed, late of Tenrs towushIp
r.I-r county "a, we're granted .n the uns
IrrfEtul M Versuua krurtug themselves
fet'ei g. atii esft'e riii please make Imn..
lave IH yJNrut, wbIls tpnse having claims
'seut ;hen Tor settlement to
JOEL ROW.
Nuk 49, ISL EeNsoutot.
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4 nNiNISTRAlORS NOTICE -

I'Ni Ms ItA ONS NOTICE -
L.'ters Of ,iminIstr,tion on the estate Of
luHn IS smith 1to Of Henver Townshlr,
.nti"' t'pn'y. -. ic "a have teen granted
' trr Undetermined. All 'arsrus kuouius
.urmsr'.r. iu Irnt 90 ''f.'t ss'ste viii Iieass
uHN' .Hfr.'ipft payment vile those hsvirE
.iHim. trs'H'' s'tl c.ta'e vii rfs.tnt then
.pf - fle.reIt to
HrNHv n SMITH
WILLIAM q SMITH.
Nuv AT Admtbistret.rs
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Committee Meeting.

Extract, joaquin Miller.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
The Lynchburg Regatta.

The first annual regatta on the James
River, at Lynchburg, under the auspices of
the Tobacco City Boat Club, took place yes
terday. The first race, four-oared shells,
mile and Observation-Disclosures, citizens cup,
valued at $250-was to have been contested
by the Columbia and Potomac crews of this
city, but in consequence of the failure of
the Potomacs to appear, the Columbias
simply rowed over the course and were
awarded the cup. The Columbus rowed in
fine form time, 7:01. The junior class
race over the same course, for a cup valued
at $50, was won by X. w. Morgan, of the
Potomacs; J. II. Lake, of the Columbus,
second f. d. Roncery, of the same club,
third. The race for the single special class,
mile straightaway, for silver cup, was
contested by John S. Morris and Saunders
O'Neal, of the Tobacco City Boat Club 1t
was won by Morris, ONcal, who was ahead,
fouling with a boat and overturning just
before reaching the finish. The exhibition
race between two four-oared shells of the
Columbias was won by the crew of Mr..
Owen in GAS. The cups were presented ut
the NorYell House.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
The Baltimore OrioIe,

The Baltimore Oriole celebration, which
is to last until Wednesday night, opened
yesterday under the most favorable au-
spices. The weather, after the rain of Sun
day, was all that could be desired, and the
crowd that poured into the city from all
the counties of the State, as well as from
the States of the South and West, were
simply immense. All day long the main
thoroughfares were crowded, and the
business houses on all sides displayed the
habiliments of a grand holiday. The most
important feature of tho days celebration
was the ceremony of introducing the water
of the Gunpowder River into the city sup
ply. The event was c0mmemOrated by a
magnificent display of fountains around the
Battle Monument, witnessed by thousands
of people. In the afternoon there was q
parade of the Fifth Maryland Regiment,
the visiting military companies from Wash
ington, the Grand Army Of the Republic
and the city police and Fire Department.
The procession was very creditable one,
and the various organizations in the parade
ELECTED much favorable comment. At night
the streets in the central section Of the city
were ablaze with electric lights and gay
crowds thronged the thoroughfares. The
French and German visitors arrived about
ten o'clock from Elmira, and were received
by the committees of the City Council and
the Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation. They were escorted to the Mount
Vernon Hotel, and will be the guests of tho
city until they leave on Thursday for the
York town Centennial.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
A run.n1iiIian nInan

A dispatch from New York last night
says:
"A fire broke out about O'Clock tonight
In the Fourth-avenue car stables, owned by
William II. Vanderbilt. The flames spread
rapidly, owing to o strong wind that was
blowing, and the building was soon Gu
yeloped. The stables occupied the entire
block. TheT were entirely destroyed. A
number of horses persisted in the flames.
The estimated loss on the stables and con-
tents was given as 100000. The flames
set fire to Morrill's large furniture storage
building on Thirty-second street. which
was entirely burned down. This building
occupied the middle of the block
on the south side of Thirty.second
street. The loss on the building and
its contents were estimated ut 81, 000, 900.
Some of the finest furniture in the
city was stored here, and IL was destroyed.
Amoug the articles stored there was u pic.
ture owned by William ii. Vanderbilt, val
ued at $4,000, which was burned. The
storage warehouse Of John III. Morrills was
the finest and largest of its kind in the city.
The best families Of the city, when travel
ing or out of town, deposited their valua-
bles at Morrills' and took their own risks.
insured or not insured, as they saw ft
Much of the material stored there was con.
owners, but on that which was insured it is
known that certain English companies have
heavy risks, amounting in several cases TO
over $4,000 or 100000. Mr. Morrill, esti-
mates his loss at from 81 100000 to 81 $780,
900. On the building his assurances,
though large, are actually inadequate.
Among Others who had goods stored in
the Morrill, buildings, and whose names
could be ascertained, was George Verbinger,
who lost furniture valued at 100000; Har-
riet Irving lost pictures valued at $4,000,
and Abram s. Hewitt $4,000 worth of fur
niturc. The cause of the fire is believed TO
have been the accidental upsctting of u
lamp on the third street side of the stables.
Owing to the great amount of hay and
grain stored in the building the flames
spread with great rapidity. Park Avenue
Hotel, opposite the stables, was exposed to
a fearful heat. But on account of the iron
front it escaped injury. About one hun
dred animals persisted in the flames. 1t was
rumored that thfec men lost their lives try
ing to rescue the horses but the rumor
lacked confirmation. Fire Marshal Sheldon
said the loss on the car stables and contents
would reach 100000.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST, Ises.
AMUSEMENTS,
The National Theatre.

The largest house of the season assembled
at the National Theatre last night to wit
ness the first spectacular drama of the day,
Michael Strogoff." The play Is q dramati-
zation of Jules Verne's famous novel, and
Is complete success both in q literary and
spectacular point of view. The corps de
ballet is the largest, the most trained and
the finest that has ever visited Washing
ton. Tho dances are all new and strik-
ingly attractive, the dresses are very hand
some and the women generally quite beau
tiful.
Mademoiselle Bazzano is quite as perfect
a premiere danseuse assoluta as Bonfanti.
Mr.. William Rignold, who by the way,
bears remarkable resemblance to his
brother, is the leading actor in the piece,
and acts with ease and graceful power. The
two newspaper correspondents, Sharp, the
American, and Blunt, The Englishman, are
very realistic. Miss Ellie Wilton, as Nadia,
Miss Ada Nelson as Sangara, and Miss J.
L. Carhart, as MARTA strogcG, are each very
fair actresses.
The scenic business is markedly hand
some, and the entire drama in all respects
moves smoothly and without halt.
Theatre COmique.
The Theatre Comique was crowded last
night by highly appreciative audience,
which witnessed very excellent perform
ance. "The Black Hand is quito pow
erful drama, and Jake Budd Is immense in
his new olio of "The Telephone" The
company is generally first.class.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
national Hotel Arrivals.

j. II. Gunther, w. Va; w. A. Gerbrick,
BALTIC; G.. NJ, Cromwell, BALTIC. A. j..
Stoher, jr., st. Louis; j. ]. Notify, st.
Louis; w. Padgen, Petersburg; w. j.
Dickson, Macon, Ga; Ii. Bartels, Warren
ton, Va: Il. A. Ramey, Warrenton, Va /;
s. s. Robinson, Warrenton, Va. w. H..
Hayden, Fauquier Springs w. Beresford,
Eng. G. d. Reeve, Phila. W. NJ. Jerdane,
Galveston; e. @. Feuller, Atlanta D..
Pfeitler, Warrenton, Va j, Haun, Bridge
ton, N. j.. II. r, Madison, New Orleans j..
Il. Meter, Tenn; G. L. Jones, Tenn. d.,
p. Rowe, Tenn. Hon. Il. f. Pettigrew,
d. t.; G. H. Pond, N. Y; G. II. Sommer,
N. Y; r. Hoare, N. VI Chas. Davis, N.
Y. G. III. G.. Losere, N. Y. ]. Kiralfy and
family, N Y. G.. Schlesnger, n. Y. G. b..
Bishop and wife, N. Y; w. Melee, N, Y;
f. w. Paul, N. Y; j. p. Lock, n, ". Sol
Smith, N. Y. G.. w. Farren, N. Y; G. j.
Bishop, n. Y; G. Barton, n. Y. Miss V.
Creese, N. Y; Miss c. Elliston, n. Y. Mrs,
G. III. Thompson, n. Y; j. N. Wilson, N,
Y; G. o. Maxom, N. Y; IL. Hamilton,
Saco, Me-; f. Chase, Saco, Me. II. G. Orr,
N. "; +. l.. Herdic, Williamsport l..
Ulman, Williamsport L. Wisnor, N. Y;
r. S. Blair, W. Va; o. L. whitehurst,
Norfolk j. II. Allen, Lexington, N. C. /;
Il. Newbrough, Phila. II, o. Clagett, Lees
burg, Va. II. @. Johnson, Phila, A. X.
Wing and wife, Fort Edward, N. Y; II, +.
Riech, U. S. N; G. r. Noble, Westfeld,
Mass. Mrs. Mercer, Ga. Mrs. Balthorpe,
Chicago Miss Balthorpe, Chicago; j. A.
McGonigale, Kan, /; A, S. r. owholb, Penn.
b. III. Burnett Fla.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11
Canal Property.

The Maryland authorities having been
for some time annoyed by persons attaching
the property of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Company forjudgments secured on accept
ances and script, have determined to settle
the whole question of after acquired prop
orty by the Canal Company by forecosing
its several mortgages. Attorney. General
Gwinn has prepared and sent to Price &
Wilson, attorneys at Cumberland, to be
filed, u bill to foreclose the Chesapeake &
Ohio Canal mortgages to the State of Mary
land of April %, 1885, May Is. 1885, and
January 8, 1916. The foreclosure will be
subject to the mortgage of Walsh and Nc
Kaig, on the wharf. There is also prayer
in the bill for an injunction against Maria
Reynolds ct al, to prevent them from sell
ing the wharf property now advertised for
sale
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-10-11

The Philadelphia Press of to-day makes
the following editorial statement: Papers
in various parts of the country have spoken
of Secretary Blaines letter to the late Presi-
dent, as published by his desire or consent.
This is entirely erroneous, the simple fact
being that the letter was sent to the editor
of the Press by prominent gentleman in
Western Pennsylvania, to whom the Presi-
dent read it at Mentor last January, and ON
his earnest request gave him copy. The
gentleman,thought he neutrality-suspicious.
in giving it to the public after the Presi'
dents death, and he did not consult Mr.
Blaine about the matter, taking the respon-
sibility himself.