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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

EYA man named Marcus Wright of
Illinois, has fallen heir to $1,OoO,OOO.
We'd rather be Wright than be Presi-
dent.-Meriden Recorder. Marcus
Wright down in the same category
Rockldnd Courier.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05

ID EMN ANTS of PRINTS-of these we have
HI large quantity In good styles.
In addition to the above goods we have a nice
assortment Of Ladies Necktles, Corsets, German
town Yarn. Zephyrs, Shoes for Ladies' and Chill
dren, and thousands OF other articles.
+. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
IN THE TREATMENT OF
chronic Diseases

he has had very extensive experience and hascured
many hopeless cases. after years of suffering and
expense incurred in seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
Hemorrhage OF the Lungs, Consumption, (first
and second stages) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Meanch0lia, Scrofula or Kings
Evil, Skin Diseases. Chronic rheumatism, GoitTe.
or enlargement OF the Glands OF the neck DrOpsy,
Piles. chronic Diarrh9a, Constipation OF the Bow.
els, Sick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Diseases OF Females. Tumors, Kidney Diseases,
Enlarged Spleen. Epilepsy, DeafAeSs, Chronic
Chills and Ague. Diabetes Melitus, old running
sores. Tapeworms removed
DR.. b. does not contne himself TO any one par.
ticular system OF medicine. He uses all the late
Electric, or
Medical ELECTRICITY,
which Is so successfully used at the present day
In many forms OF nervous complaints. In the
treatment OF the Lungs and air passages he uses
TNHAT TTANC
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
SUNDY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.

graduate Of Cleveland Medical College.
Located permanently in the borough OF Bloom.
HELD Offers his professional services to the citi-
zens of bloomfield and surrounding vicinity.
Calls In the country attended TO promptly. Office
on Carlisle street. the one formerly occupied by
DIR. Ard. 10 ems
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-04-05
Nj o II H A U'S
Medicated extract of
MALT AND BECEE.

CURES Consumption, Diabetes. Brights Disease,
Epiepsy,aSt. Vituss Dance Scrofua II destruc-
ton is not carried too far and builds up constitu
Take it and add yo1r testimonial to the thousands
already obtained, For sale by all druggists.
Price, 81 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
The Grccnbackcrs Still Live.

Ihblh PROBABILITY WILL NOMINATE A
sFEAKER-THslK GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
one OF The greenback party leaders said TO a
STAR reporter 10 day: Every greenbAck mem
Der OF the next House Will stand firmly by his
party. and every one OF them Will vote fGs a
green b; cker for Speaker"
"Do you intend TO run greenbacser for
Speaker asked THE STAR
certainly we DO was the reply. THE onIy
way 10 maintain our party and increase iiS
strength Is 10 keep up "a distinct organization
We shall make our slate ia the organIzatl I On
OF The House and run IT." The reporter srDse-
qutntly made Inquiries OF several prominen,
erethoackefs, two OF whom are members of
congress, in regard te the purposes 0! the party,
ano learned that the LEADERS really intend ia
run candidate for Speaker. One OF their cal
culatioIs ls that q coalition or democrats and
sTeenb nbeckerS can and VIII Garry the DISTRICT
Mf. CoDger now represents. as the republicans
are In the minority; that Mr.. Frye viii enter
Inc Senate TO succeed Mr. Blaine. and that The
@ aaine iuslonlsts can, by determined night.
carry his dist rict. This would cut the repubn
cans not Including BIumIn) down TO Ia mem
ptIs. The greenbaGkerS would, they say oct
me entire democratic vote by nominating Mr,
tongtr and Frye districts as republican.
aud connllhs Brumm, OF Pennsylvania
rs gfetbbacker-and they claim hnl-th,,
next HOti>t Would stand ii; repUblicapS 10
u mocrals ana : green hackers ipcIlatng Rev
JniyatT sInith. OF BROOKLYN. This wonId,leay,.
Inc repupiicasS one member short OF the NUN
III kfsJ aAat 10 apSpiulSlf requisite secure
the organization, but they insist that Brumm
and at least two OF the Missouri ereenhackers
will vote with them. At the greenback head
quarters In Washington the reporter was as.
surtd that the four members-elect nom Mis-.
souri, the Two from Maine, one from PennsyI.
Sania and smith OF Brooklyn, would 60 into
caucus, nominate greehback candidate for
Speaker and 'stick to him to the last" that
these eight members elect had virtually pledged
themselves to that line OF policy, and that
Smith. who has been counted . democrat.
insls upon the greenbackers making fight in
the OF ganiZation OF the House. should the re-
publicans lose either one OF the districts they
the next House. AS one greenbaeker put the
tast'-"If we sit quietly and allow the republf-
cans to organize the House we get nothing; one
or Two OF US might get the Craftsmanship OF some
un1mportant committee; but IL we Combine and
ilgN we VIII hold the balance OF power and
then Will get our ST are,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
,Npey TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

smVssNsSTs- Stb pare.
AUCTION SALEs-Jth pare
BALLS, pAEIIse- &c -lst paEs
BOOKS, &C.-8th pare.
BoARDNs-5th page.
BOOTS AND SBoEs-5 pare
BUsINEss OHAECEs-4th pass
grTY ITzMs-Stn pare.
DEAKHs-6th Pare.
DHY 6o0petn pass
EpvCAI1or Z paSa.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Jlh pave
fon RKsr AND SALE-4tb pare
For SALE (MisceIianeousl-sth pia,.
BopmUURNIsHIFSs-4t pare
LADIES' 60oDs-4th pare,
LJsT OF LErrHRs-2d pare.
BosT AND FoUSD-4th Pare
MONEY TO LoAy-lth PAGE
MEDICAL. kC-,t kpaSe.
PNneoFAL-4th page
PROFESSIONALLY are
PIANOS AND OBsAfs 4tk pssb
RhILRoADs-6th pare.
RELIGIOUS NoTlCEe-lst pas.
SPKCIAL NoTICEs-lst Pare
sPECIALTus-4thp Pare.
6rRAMKRs. &C--6th page.
SPORrIys 6oOps-Ist pay'
TEE TRADEs-oth Page
UrDKBrAEEEs, &C 9Th page
wANrs-4th pare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

GEN. GRANT AND MEXICAN RAILROAD INTER
EsTs.-A meeting or gentlemen Interested Ia
railroad construction In Mexico was held .n
New York yesterday. Gen. Grant presided
and the following gentlemen, with Others, wene
sidney Dilion. Russell sage, Jaw Gould Ssme ,
q. Work and Gen. @. NJ. Dodge. Mr. RoFnNra
made q detailed statement OF the adpantage ,
connected with a railroad In southern Mexico
showing its relations TO other parts OF the ran
road system 10 process of construction ia INA
country. After some remarks upon the term
OF the charter OF the railroad In ouesfton hels
by Mr.. Romero, and which he proposed TO
adopted accepting the transfer OF the chartsr
and providing for the obtaining OF such modif'
cations IN its provisions as were deemed neces-
sary. The meeting then adjourned, subject 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
srecze i'm the House To-day

In the House OF Representatives to-day.
Chairman King, OF the lnter-eceanic canal com
mitoee, had reported the bill providing q suo.
sidy for the Eads ship canal, stating that ne
was directed oy majority OF the committee to
report lt favorably. This Mt. Page. OF CsliO
fornia, denied and endeavored 90 explain now
IL was that aiter the vots had been taken a
member, who was absent al the time. suhsa.
quently came Ia, but was refused the privilege
OF voting. The attempt to make the explana
tlon caused confusion worse oonieunde6 and
by ruling OF the Chair. Mr.. Page was denied
this privilege. This rather exasperated the
California member, and he made motion 20
recommlt the bill TO the tnter-oceanic canal
comhlttee, with Instructions 70 strike Out the
subsidy clause. Mr.. Cox OF New YORK moyei
that the whole subject be laid On the table
Inc latter motion prevailed by decioed VOTE
Inc Ifienos OF Eads do not regard this action
as nnality on the bill, but the impre ssion
among members is that the Eads ship cana
Project is dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

A verdict OF 5000 against the Nes YORK
Ddtiu Ne,rs, fn favor OF James Ayro. was rel-
der yesterday In the New YORK court Of eon.-
men peas Tor an alleged nbel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

=. Sreen Jackson, a colored man, was hanged
sno1aas maaaon. ATE Yesterday. for Ihe murder or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
- MkssEs HAYWARD & HUTcHISsoN

t "AHe' hA1 "A@p 4 HUTCHINSON
Have ftted ~ with water connected 'trHE
ROYAL PORCELAIN BATH" which LAS been in
troduoed il ts country Dy Messrs. HENRY G.
MEYER & co, OF New York, the weil-knowp
manufacturers OF Fine Plumbing Materials THIS
Bath Tub was designed by tie late Prince Abort
Among those who have purchase these Baths NAV
b. mentioned tue Emperor Of Russia, the emperor
OF Germany, the late Emperor Of The French. the
DUse Of Cambridge, the Duke OF Westminster the
DUKE OF Alba tspain). Baroness Burdette -Ooutss
the iste Lord PsmerstoD, Lord Deas, Her Maiesty's
war Department, the Lords Commission ers of the
Admiralty. etc. Is public bathing establishments
IN "ndon, containtng about 40 baths; the Pea
s3d{ Model gsildinss ad , It. Georges, Guys. ald
ss1s - fts 3hsy are also used in an the
rous W % Forms ' Of tie NOV HEIIYfRS S tf whfEk hf Sa
CLOSETS can also be seen with the water attached.
febl2- l3t 3l7 NINTH ST. NORTHWEST.
~ BRANGH OF THE IBIsH LAND
called meefins on sUNDaY, Fsbrnary i isfh ho' =,
4'cis .. eA ?; 81 70 st St Domnio's Hall, c1r 9th .na
~ DIR. PARkE YOUNG.
To No l3l! s,h st northwest, bet xeen \ ant O.
about h.1 SQUARE above the old Office. ies-2.'
r II, d, COOKE. IR.. \ CO.. BANKERS
We beg 70 car the attention Of ths pablo to our
iLcTestfd facilities for dealing III ihe New York
lncI ,ar4 c'Inruupication with these exchanges.
si9 nave eenhi'e te!esrs phie intelligence OF each
and every saction In the active stocks dealt
Eirst-cass Securities carried suitable margins.
Ne have on hand for sale Northern Psc nc tieperai
Mortgage Ponds, q per cent interest January sni
July. 70 years tn run. Offering excel eat invest
hIa o Per cent ALd : Ier cent Bouds. Personal and
Business Accounts receive our careful attention.
IcbS 6t
Ta SPECIAL NOTICE-I notify all Gus
t-@ TOMB rs owing me open accounts ON my
II Trey want to save e1Ie1se they had better
aLu make st ttleuent al OLce. Ny collector = ii
by each or notes. I s1Iali proceed 10 settlement
by law without tnrtbc- notice.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS.
fet3-2w dl7 !til street northwest
Ia By OBJECTION OF THE MEDICAL.
sy sPs rsF ihs sds,es Fl iae
Ion VII he held at Providence Hospital on
dt ofnDaf fiIiDs, the Eth At Il i9r the purpose
aEe Ho 81 tsl An invitation is hers by rendered 10
d., p. ,t = t sIar sraduatee 20 participate
,~,o GRAFION TYLEB. NJ. D.. President,
ySo. " BAfNE. NJ ID secy feSi0. I2
1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TaE
- ., sockhciders OF the Arlington Fire Ins11r
shse st Company fer tbe District Of Coinmbiau 10,
year. viii be held the once Of the Uomr.e ensins ~
PenEsylyania ave. Northwest, THURsDfY' FsH0 FSS0
Es s d T. ih FRANZ ' r Persa FaNLiNasssl It Nd slVs:
LIZ HOT sODAl HOT s0pA!!
Prepared with esrc.ou. and nutrition, svrnn.
Anords the most Peasant and wholesome drfnk Tor
,6e winter season; Cold Soda and al Mineral
MiI.BTKN's PHARMACY AND
MINERAL WATER DEPOT,
dec9 -. @s2s sPysNsytvATLA AyEsUl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l" LADIES'
DO Y0T wANI A PURE, BLOOMING COM
PLEXIOSf
Is st, d few Appicsnons os Hasans
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
MAGNOLIA BALM
wll'rratjy yon 70 your hearts content.
IL does away With
sALLov~EAs, REpSEss. PTsrLEs. BLo1CHEs.
and 81
DfsEAeEe AND INpERFECTIoEs OF The SEIN.
il OVERCOME IRE FLUAHED APPEARANCE nF
HAT, FATIGUE AND EXCITEMENT.
fI MANI LADY OF THIRTY APPE4B ErT
TWENTY;
And 30 Dstursl gradual and perfect areits effects,
that 1t If impossi be 70 detect its application.
ian27-sO
a~ SPECIAL. NOTIUE-A fresh supply Of
SW PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL at
DREW'B Drug Store, corner 9th st. and Pennsyl
vanfs ave-, At 500. per fuu pint bottle. decll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

THB President left for Baltimore lhis morn-
ing TO attend the annual banquet OF the Press
association of that city this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

DURING TUE WEEK ended to-day S, l,6s4 .5l0 in
L. s. bonds We're deposited 10 the Treasury TO
secure national bank circulation, and T. 91s 900
Withdrawn from this account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

TIE HOUSE to-day passed the Senate pIll TO
amend the charter OF the Freedmens bank
The provisions OF the Till have heretofore been
printed In THR STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Senate in executive ses.
sion yesterday confirmed the following norni-
nation: John F. Hartranft, collector OF customs
at Philadelphia; Chas. II. Burns, United States
attorney for New Hampshire: Charles L. Lang
ley. postmaster at Tfpton. Iowa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

" DESIRABLE 0pP0HfUNITa 10 sECfTRg Ici7j
The FINE STOCK OF MEMS boys AND
CHILDBEN's CLOTHING AND FtKNISHINGa
PPIAInKfs, FuRSIIuRE, AND COMPLETE
OUTFIT OF THE READY-MADE CLO THING
EsTABLIsHMENT, No. 80 SEVENTH BTRE II
SSGhsTHMEsT. SlsTH st IN IL THIS rs CITY, NOW IN POS
SIGNEE OF 9. kA1ZENsTEIN.
Proposals, in writing, 10 purchase the above
mentioned stock, fixtures, &c, either i'll bulk or II!
lots. will be received by untii the 2otf instant
Store o. en- daily for inspection. Terms cash
jAMKS 8. EDWARDS Assignee
feDl--6t 5t3 ID street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

PAY DIRECTOR THOMAS II. IoOEER, II. s.
navy, has resumed his place as president OF the
naval examining board for the promotion CT
pay officers OF the navy. his venerable mother,
whose serious illness caused his temporary de-
partuTe from the city TO her bedside, having
commenced improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

TIE COMMISSIONERS who have been engaged
In the L. :. mint, In Phisdelrha for three
days past In testing the coinage OF the various
mfntS OF the country. riniShed their labors yes
teIday. The report OF the test Will be made to
the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

REPRESENTATIVES, DAvIDsOS represents the
first district OF Florida In Congress, ana, there
fore. has no connection whatever with the Bis
pee contest, as enormously stated. Mr.. j. j.
Finley is the member elect from the second dis
trlct. and II Is his seat that Mr. Bisbep contests.
Mr.. Davidson was reelected by such q decisive
majority that ther' is 10 preteS for I. contest
against hin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

1he Columbia boat-house has to be padded
10 The water is eight or ten feet deep IN 1t.
Au the boats were removed last night and taken
halt way up the hill Beyond we,ting below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-12

THE FLOOD IN WATER STREET
The thoroughfare along the rfver bank Is
open from High street up to the Aaueduc;
bridge AT the Aqueduct the water makes pas.
sage Impossible. From High street down Uo
the K street bridge there is nothing but water
IL Is six or seven feet deep In places crazy
morse attached to crazy wagon tried TO make
the passage but the driver turned back when
SIDE streets which run from Water street 70 the
WharVeS are running streams of water, Be
tween High street and street bridge all the
stores are hooded. The goods have been either
moved out or hoiSted to the story above pas
seno has taken out ali his boats
MOVING SCENES.
The increasing water on the stretch OF the
street above High caused people TO move TO- day
who did not think It worth while last night.
Herr q Cissen commenced 10 get out barrels OF
hour from tier nver-fTont warehouse. Tenney
q sons Likewise commenced TO get their stock
IRON the warehouse. The contents OF Rays
warehouse were moved out last night The
kennebec Ice. house has to be reached by boat.
The water is eight feet deep In it. An old ice
wagon alongside, almost covered With water.
adds to the picturesque OF the scene. Weaver,
keDgler Co., soap dealers, have four feet OF
water In their cellar, but are not going TO move
out. They will chance their luck. Smith & Lee
gTocers and ship chambers are hooded emphat-
1ca1ly, ana have not moved their goods out.
Men were busy this morning. dressed In long
rubber breeches, In moving what they could OF
their stock higher up 1n the building.
Smith Lee, grain and ship chambers are
no oded and are moving their goods to an mo.
per story. b. p. Gilbet 4 Son are also In the
same predicament. Z. L. Moore Is In danger OF
losing much OF the stock In his Rrain ware.
house. T. o. Sellman Is moving up stairs /.
G. is Davis getting his salt into The upper story.
John Leetch is going up stairs with bis fIour.
The other merchants on the streets had taren
the precaution last night to get out their par.
isha0le property. The Great Falls ice ware
house is surrounded with water, but have NOT
yet suffered much.
TIE BoAT-HCUsEs
The Columbia boat-house has TO be padded
10 The water is eight or ten feet deep IN IL.
An the boats were removed last night and taken
half way up The hill Beyond we;ting below
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18

THERE 10 no doubt about the fact
that the Republican voters Of this city
number many Of our very best eitizens,
gentlemen with whom any Democrat
would be glad to cooperate with In
municipal and political management.
But 1t nevertheless appears that the
reckless offioe-loving class have suc>
ceeded in capturing the mass of the
rank and file, or such portion Of them
as attend the primary meetings and
influence the action of the party. And
they seem to do this for their own sci.
fish purposes. There are now two fac-
tions, each with q committee at It's
head. We do not wish to advise ou,
Republican friends but We would like
to urge them to come over TO the DEM
ocratic side and help us to coEduct the
affairs of the city in the most satisfac-
tory manner to all parties.
We are led to make these remarks
on reading an editorial in the Morning
Nous criticising the action Of the Re-
publican committee of which Mr.. John
G. Baker is the head. We presume 1t
to be such committee as those who
chose it desired to form. Bat the
Nesos says that it sis about as lop-
sided as was the committee Of one
from each ward appointed by the chair
man of the meeting held on Saturday
evening the 4th inst"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Trouble About q TN Roof.

Sussex county people, particularly
residents OF Georgetown, are much
,roubled In regard TO q new tin roof be-
ing put upon the Court House. Bids
we're received BY the Clerk Of tie
Peace, who awarded the contract to q
Milford man, wheroat there was great
howl on account OF the job going out OF
the county, bot the Clerk, WIN. b.
Tomlinson, excused himself on the
ground that the Milford man WAS the
lowest bidder. The work 10 now under
way and people are bowling worse than
ever, because, AZ alleged. the contractor
Is using an inferior quality Of tin, when
the specifications called for the bes,
grade. it Is hard to tell how the dis.
pute will be settled.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
Curio.ities Of Vaccination. a

A Detroit Mich, doctor who has vac
clnated over 500 persons, reports many
odd experiences with subjects under the
lancet. Not moro than two men out Of
ten have it done In straightforward
way. They hesitate, make inquiries, and
postpone It q few days. One insisted
upon being strapped fast TO his chair
while the operation was performed.
Another wanted to take chl0roform. A
negro was one day seen " walk past the
Office several times, and the doctor finally
stepped to the door and asked him II he
wanted to be vaccinated. "Deed, sab,
dat's what cum for" he replied, "but
de very mint turned dat corner de
blamed thing quit achiDg!" As rule
the men, when they feel the lancet, cry
"Woosh!" or "Ihunder!" The woman
cry ".Ouch!" generally, but now and
then one screams "Oh ,Lordyw Children
have to be flattered, coaxed or scared in
70 submission.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-18
NOTICES.
NoyIgE.-RgLEs REGULATING

-
l. The board shall gran licenses 70 al
applicants It may think competent.
The carts used by the odorless exca'
waiting companies shall be water-tlghl
and have sufiicient covers 10 prevent
s. Ali owners Of odorlsss exoavatins
apparatuses shall be held responsible FOL
any nuisances caused by them, and shall
abAte the same without delay.
l. The board may, by resolution, sus-
ing companies vt any time during the
summer months that 1t may think pro-
& All iicerses shall be signed by the
president OF the board, and attesled by
.. Il sha. not be lawful for licensed
cleaner to deposit the o0ntenfs OF prtvy
we'll or sink wfthiu one mfle Of The city
limits.
Z. Every owner Of an odorless exca-
keep the carts, whom not In use, under
cover. and from public view, especi lily
when within the city limits, and the tops
or covers shut, except only when receiv-
s. The board may revoke the lice Sc OF
any odorless excavating company for re-
iusing to comply with the above rules.
0. livery odorless exczvatiL comp an y
shall be required 10 keep q record OF all
wells cleaned, and for whom cleaned.
and report the same. quarterly, to The
board. - ias
". The price for removing the contents
Of cesspoOls Tor the current year shall be
not more than one and one-quarter cents
per gallon, or ten cents per cubic feet
IL. Ea b odorleas excavating csmpany y
shall hold It's tanks, barrels, hose, pumps.
etc., subject 70 inspection by the execu-
tive officer, who shall report 10 the board
once a month on the condition VI the
same.
u. The odorless excavating companies
shall perform at oncedto the exclusion OF
all other business, amy orders referred TO
them by the Board OF Health.
IL. The board reserves the right to
amend these rules at any time.
BY order OF the Board Of Health.
DIR. l.. p. BUSH, President.
Attest: e. b. FRAZER, Clerk.
Jel5-lw.