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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03

DpMQI0NQ procured for all soldiers disabled
/ IlWOiUWD In the u. :. service from any
cause. also for heirs Of deceased soldiers. The
slightest disability entities 10 pension, PENSIONS
INCREASED The laws being more liberal now,
thousands are entitled 10 higher rates. Bounty
and new discharges procured. ThoEe who arc
in doubt as 10 whether entitled 10 anything
should send two cent stamps for our circular
OF information"
Address, with stamps, Stod,lart s. Co. Solici-
tors OF Claims and Pa tents. Room s, ST. Cloud
Building, Washington, ID. G. -.
2S-5m SIODDARI N GU
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03
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We, the undersigned. Auditors OF Centre coun-
~, do hereby certify that we have examined
the above account 0f Adam Hearlck, Treasurer
OF Centre county, and find IL correct
Witness our hands and seals this 18th day OF
January, 4. ID. 1881.
JAMES T. STUART, kL.sl
I. Il. JAMIsoN, LIS. Auditors.
GEO. X. WILLIAMS, (L.s'l)
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03

1t will thus be seen that General
Garfield is minority President, or, In
other words, if the people chose the
President instead of the States Gener-
al Hancock wonld be inaugurated this
week instead of his competitor. This
is very interesting point to bear in
mind as a basis of future calculation.
It should remind Republicans of the
virtue of modesty and Democrats OF
the reward of cowardice, folly and gen.
eral worthlessness in high places
Times.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03
AUDITORS REPORT

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
CENTRE COUNTY FOR THE YEAR
ENDING JANUARY /, 1881.
ADAM YEARICK, Treasurer
To balance from settlement Jan. !, 1880, $3727 IL
To cash received on taxes during year 1884 SO
To cash received of CONS, fines, &c.. 1888 80
Tocounty tax on unseated lands.... 5, ,735 81
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03


We, the undersigned Commissioners of Gen.
tire county, do hereby certi that the forego-
ing is a true and correct statement of the re-
January 1850 to January /, 1881. Witness
our hands. ANDREW GREGG,
GEORGE SWAB
JACOB DUNKLE,
Commissioners.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-03

Total taxes outstandI:g ............ e.. SAT 30
sin hands attorney for collection.
tPaid in part since settlement
tPaid In full since settlement
Exhibit Of Centre County, January
!, 1881
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

into the Senate tomorrow. A stalwart Sen.
ator said that Arthur could easily make q
cabinet should he think it wise to 20 to the
Senate Tor members of it, as did Garfield.
who took three from that body, Yerv seriously
Gripping bis party By doing so.
1t Is thought that Gorham will relieve the
Republican Senators of embarrassment bv
withdrawing as q candidate for Secretary as
soon as Sarsents name Is Gent in as Secretary
Of the Interior.
General Grant positively discIeims making
any effort to shape the Cabinet by advice or
solicitation. Nor is it true, he says, that he
has urged the retention of Tyner.
The so.called suppressed report upon the
Custodian's Office in the Treasury Depart
nent, called for by Sherman, viii be read
tomorrow in the Senate. It viii be disap-
pointing document. being msinly an exposi-
tion of the illegality OF the Office OF Custo-
dian. Upton. French and Powers have made
replies aud explanations in regard to their
connection with the transactions Investigated.
The testimony taken win undoubtedly be
called for. This is very voluminous, cover
ing 2,000 pages of foolseap, nearly all under
oath. It is said to be kind of grab-bag,
where something can be found with reference
to every scandal about the Treasury for the
past ten years.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, October 22d.-Left here today.
to arrive in Sacramento October 26th: d.
Lloyd, wife and two children, Toronto Mrs
Mordecai and daughter, Richmond, Va; a.
Kohler, Mrs. Kohier, Miss Surprise, Miss
Eldridge, Mrs. Elizabeth Seger, a. A. CO.
hen, San Francisco; Eva Shafter, Bertha
Shafter, Mrs. M. L. Whal, Ella c. Whall,
Amelia S. Whall, o. Heimbert. Jr., Boston !;
Q. A. Vourhyte. wife and child. Napa; q.
w. Slagle and wife, Fairfield, Iowa; Mrs.
w. II. Taylor, California ; Mrs. a. Quack
enbush and children. Dubuque, Iowa /;
Mrs. NJ. Quackenbush, Louise Quackenbush.
Frank Corbin, Connecticut w. P. Holmes,
Mexico Mrs Henry Stewart, New York !;
John Mathews, California; j. Maurice Duke,
r. Duke. Fabio Moran, San Salvador, Cen.
tral America Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Cleve.
land; John Alder, England.
OMAHA, October 23d.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento October 27th c. NJ.
Ginge and wife. F. L. Chadbourne II.
Krehs, Mrs. Geo. Daley and con, q. l..
Smith, Geo. L. Brander and family, San
Francisco D. L. Roush, Logansport. Ind; /;
Mrs. r. Calhoun, Port Townsend, W. T.;
Mrs. L. A. Fillmore, Mrs. E. Gallagher,
Lowell, Mass; Julius G. Baldwin and fam
lily, Boston; J. L. Sanderson, st. Louis /;
John Ross, Homer, canada Rev. j. +.
Dayan and wife, Watertown, N. Y; Mrs.
B. Sherman, Mrs. Geo. V. Bowen and three
children, Malone, N. Y; Mrr w. 81. Di.
mond and two children, E. R. Dimond, San
Francisco; Mrs. Virginia Seymour, Mrs.
Harrison, Miss Waugh. New York G. A.
Crapser, Stockholm depot, N. Y; General
VIM. Cogsweil, Boston.
CARLIN, October 23d.-Passed here to-day.
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Frank
w. Getz, Philadelphia Miss Carlin Black
lie, New Haven, Conn; Mrs. P. Strong. Mrs.
G. G. Fenner, J. w. Woolley, E. Seltz. Miss
Laura S. Dibble, New York E. Mitchell,
L. 81. Sweeny, San Francisco; Mrs. P. W..
Creelman, Buffalo, N. Y; P. Lawrence,
Chicago, ILL.,; G. Paddinetti. Paris, France I;
Miss B. Hanchett, Massachusetts, Mrs. Il.
Guyer and daughter, Louisburg, Pa; Mrs.
E. B. Murray. Iowa City, Ia.; 7. z. Green
leaf and wife, Tuscarors, New; Mrs. G. q.
Williams, Taunton, Mass Mrs. NJ. e. Pat
terson, Montana; Z. Oakford, wife and son,
Sank Center, MINI; Peter Runey, Astoria,
Or; James Reed, Ogden; Mrs. Annie A.
Hanley and child. Cleveland, o.; Mrs. Sop.
horonia Harris, VIM. B. Harris, Michigan
C. p. Eschbach and wife, Miss Hanna Esch-
bach, Miss Mary Eschbach, Minnesota; "a
emigrant passengers. including 15 males, to
arrive in Sacramento October 25th.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

HAMMERS Glycerole of Tar is the best cough medi.
cine,
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The Sunday law has for some time been
outwardly and visibly observed in Oro-
vile. The front doors of all the saloons
have been closed and locked, and business
in general entirely suspended. But las
Sunday evening. for the first time since the
enforcement of the Law, liquors were openly
sold over the bar of the Union Hotel, pre-.
sumably, however, only to guests. 1t was
anticipated that prosecution for violation
of the law would be commenced yesterday
by the Good Templars.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

The WEEKLY UNION is the only paper
schich employs .frst-class literary ability in
acriting original stories. The neat serial story
agiu be entitled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE
WORLDn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

WASHINGTON, October 23d.-The following
statement is made by one in position to be
well informed: The Treasury Department
has been rendered to but two persons. Conk-
ling and Ex-Governor Morgan. Conkling did
not decline in positive terms, but presented
his objections, personal and political, to its
acceptance. His health is represented as q
serious objection. The President then ten
dered the portfolio to Governor Morgan,
who, after long consideration, definitely de-
clined it. on the ground Of advanced age and
the pressure Of large business. The Presi-
dent returned to his original and earnest de-
sire again, and rendered the Secretaryship of
the Treasury to Roscoe Conkling. The
latter has conditionally consented, his health
being the only barrier. Should Mr.. Conk-
ling's physicians determine that his accept
ance would not be prudent at present, Mr..
Gilfellen, Treasurer of the United States, will
probably take the position temporarily.
Judge Folger viii probably be nominated to
the Supreme Court early in the ensuing
session, as soon as action has been taken on
the case of Judge Hunt. The other Cabinet
nominations are undecided. The nar2es of ex-
Senator Sargent, Senator Spencer, Chauncey
j. Filley and General Longstreet are among
the coming possibilities. The impression is
general that only Mr.. Howe's name will go
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24
San Francisco stock Sales.
SAN FRAEoIsco. October q. 1881.

Do Nor GIVE UP Hundreds that havs
suffered for years from kidney diseases
have been cured by Kidney Wort.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

The California" TO be keopenea.
SAN Francisco, October 22d.-The San
Franciscs agent of j. I'll. Haverly yesterday
concluded a lease with the owners Of the Cal
ifornia Theater for period Of three years, to
run from January !, 1882. On that date the
theater will be opened under the pew man
agement
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-24

HAMMERS Cascara sagrada Bitters cur es stomach
disorders constipation, Ever complaint dizziness,
and purifies the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets.
, 1881-01-27

sha' '..asd Of sonre1nhcr tho hiEhwnS,nen
fA,1rf tn. their caicmlnfion., tnr, although tho
trcAs,rr-lsnx whs thrown 'tnwl. tho nln.ktrs
hui their tr,nhlE for their pAlhs. tho lDy being
rmity. On Nny. the r.atr!i "u thp sicurantaw'
i!Md wis stnpItHl md {sD Ml'str1.ttc.l+ and on
the It'll q tho present month tho sn,ne c.,Acl
ytc'arl s;p*l 4 ltt,le "aco!',cnt" hnpperc, nn
tho Uc?fgetown road nls, on hlay IA which hhd
i,s n9ie!kca.tor ros,',t.; 4 passensor wits
covered frnin Sharp, me of tho most daring Of
tho RAng. ot hts unrest III A,fnra fnr tnhking too
frrt, with tho lsshlln staKr. Summing m thes.,
lo*sra Il will lii tctl, Tint bullion IL lilo van Of
+i.tta) went intn tho h'9t!wnymnn's pockpts,
while with THO ,ed reusa atte1..llns the IN.
cnti,o nut Of tho packets nf the Cn,,ph,y: Tint
ttls nnio'lht Ia far \, cScess Ut to irt'its Eors
luz step which c1not hut seriously trtcot The
business Interest OF nj! those tnwns. but 1t In III
tnst!ec to themselves thAt the stcr Is inkr nili
ttun. lly cycry ,tionns In their pnwcr they have
rudcayhrr.i - put down rthbcry:, Detectives
llnsu literally lived D tic rOnt, MID thlt thpr
have bean unsuccessful h their Efforts Il tarrn-
1y ,iuc 10 tho npMthy Ut those wlNl sht,il hnyo
been most nctivs In tln aupp5ess!5n Of y ;'!s-
ants of thnsu very tnwlla Tint t!,s 1lI:satec.s
met with by THO Company's officers ia BY thom
, 1881-01-27

tprFesp1Ndkntf NJ. }<nNtA HrbuA{irl!I.
NEW fnMK. Jun. sl.-Fcw men colhf have on
denunclA!lnn lhut hls rugged fur a. wruk past
Nrtund william II. Vanderbilt fur tho twist ho
gave his cuttl!uinf trluuts by hiS PGhp In tela.
graph st0cka lf New fnrk hnd lIeGtt s1lu!tGr
pl,,G0 1t would uouhtlpss hnrU pruvrtl t0D hot fur
tho money king. hut hp has kent III scci.Isinn
Whll street Bpcct1lAt0rs. mud will III sl0NLt c,,,np
nllt sleek mn YttlInH whBn tllo st0rnl IL over.
The Indignation tn tho Rlreut hna lcuh ut fever
he!!t. There lnla nlwnyS btrA ihDrG or less dis
counting Ut Gt,ultl'a nluthds, aN a1nn ~ hls
IsxeEtlet!aI,. nrpearest ON tAE surfacc spo Y.
little tlu'nHKn. Int they had III nntlcv that Wil-
lam Vanderbilt WIS KonH IL plny at lipiilI's
Hnlne. THO HtandlIR il,ctIly hlH been thAt
vanderbilt lAii N!l thnt he wAneeA Of
tiiia w0rlu's 1utNlst TINT ha. wns RntnK ~
iso M =! a,aa ny ~, .lle e.. !isyor ~ o"ysrpucnt
tended IL spnsu hts tglluw.nsun NIL cruel usB .t
tll3 nlUnCy t.wRr In Ills possession, nlla wns nc
ng t4 lind n,sloyinent 4. mporI i.tg nun .llsi,, ,
kcepny up tho Vanderbilt umlycrstiy, A1,l deco.
r4ttl.lH Ills Fifth Asentio mansi!,n. "We hatu
aatI', ssiII,4!c:! ar ocnsspEo!! "t %i!''am y. y.
takuu Ncw 1,cast1ro nf hlu. anu It Is IN tNuI,,'
respects llku l,Ilr measure Cg Jy fittI|tl, nf-
thtssKh W. t,nw class tinMl.l rs u tnpr grade ct
nun. Tho tApt H. tint William II, Vanderbilt Il
tswar.lly ~ hrart, n,1d ho fenls u!t os tho tIMe
jay Could IL tho fox mud he himself II Il l'E tut
Hsuae. Now. hIa Fpfglun u to Keep nut ut TINT
fus reAclI, nni u hH Cali inaA0 frlpHdh with tho
fax w tltva.rtg Rccso himself hr Will dp II, M
mhfttr whit tho SfEt't,lGH IN lint hif nHkHR Hf
himself, or hNw much he lnathca the RorRe.
NHw that VIC hAyn Rsn tnlr .suL.ct y. thu 49," a.
nun hM IL Mft ut tltrt,s N hs. WI l1ua,v lint ul.
| tlru will Asscrt florsef, and thut tho tux mus
HolAe day enJ1y thu Htx,se."
, 1881-01-27

.sne. am needy. tiste,l, broke, air. You sce
hminrn ynM spcc,. sns Wn~" carf j. Kecae.i e'i
sa lar nh.'a'l q Rttnsr,l :trpk "s !iKhtn'nE
;nNnot "sertnk. 'ra, -Four a,un,th+ s1'1sa. ~;
strike Il ilesv hint. ", t,ts. Rt,es AMI!
hires four t'enf nt,l dumb tnnsurinl nrtlsts mud
thotl nit Up notices that customers coming tD
my slinr 1nnlh tavo II q,,tct s,nvB by ,'cnf md
.tumb hnrlsnrn. Anu ~, questions Mtkctl. Thu
thing ttnk on thu start. hut Wteit tho coniu nlri
bnrbnrs pulled tliclr slutes and tnrKau writing
out the Install ,isrtions. t'tow me II didn't la-
exlvcr that WIS r,tt,ct1 tnnt,. rUs sir Mritnr<
Is burners, an.l whrn tln-ul my shop, busted
up md st,,rtGsl n!i trAt.p jnsi says tr nlvsclf
It's IN Ess. IT t1cNh n,cii etAit1 no lchrntel to
han.to tho razor tycr u nnns fnee tho hlntnr'l
things WOULD .tnrc spiritual nc!lnn,s MskIhw
their victims tho Ha1tn nl tfnn 0r questions.
Ah+ tiHnk yer, sIr-tn.t1: witt this ,lttne Il
scMlM enll'ier-trrltant dow, my lhrnnt thht'I
knfrk tho thsn,ftAa utit nf this SIMMER et and
give my stn,nnch n c!cn,,cr shave .tnn my
lnrl'cr rnt,." md M tho Rhattercsl vase retired
tho pNrftmr or tho roscs retnnnc.l H. rho
natural iona OF tho niuns phcrc.
, 1881-01-27

aytetai DtspateA 10 y1.s CAteaao TRIBUNE.
ItArTLE &'tEKK. AtscL., Jun, .i.--ln Il recent H.
aue Of your. piper IL III Aconunt nt I'M Angel
having l'ten stelt NJ q watch. nuet!lK he!d Sbw
feura eyo i. tho Beyentll-lIay -Alronllst THlur-
laclo of this pAcu, hict. crcnteA uIlrh u1cttu.
tsebt IN tha city" Allow A1n t., Suy thut your
infor!nuht las drawn upon l'lH tManinntl0t rur
tho wllnte Ut thta Blur.llnH utIitlli
object beta. ,llnbtteas. tu AlHr THO A1ivu,itsts
M matchmaking Wa., ever hnhl hy scvrNll.-
buy -alsqnllsla. M Angel! nr tho appearance
iitnc. 6eyunll- Day At1yentists tukp no stuck III
"An.her shtutaii's" prophecy. Hut fnr tue fact
abls and wtdaly circulated Journal, It WOULD not
hare bteh worthy OF uuttGg. l., MEtOf,
, 1881-01-27
blase Routes Ahaul0sinh-'rlse Depro-
.tlusioi1s ut lllEllssuilasesA Toe Great u
Iluku Them IsruiltMAlB.

NlA fFlNf{sFD GhFHItfIe.
Placer AMI III lhif4in CAuaitus. while remark.
nbv fur tho picturesque ruins uf Inlntnx cutnpH
nnIs!lstal'le. AuSu nlxo tho itSs cnyluba itls-
tlhcti.,', Ut tsontutnil,x twnnf thu W..rst thef.
r1ntda aach start fr4,ln Auburn. lie trss running
twelve nii4ts 20 ntecMw.nal III HI lk,lu,lt! Cuut.
-, uuA tttn fnIir 1ntlts further M tG nGu,Kr.
.Htiu4 Ut TsxId'4 FMlley ,twonty. nllts,, Ftrcat
Hill itwrHty-tAreb in.sj, Ml!'t NlchIxMn tlulIs
l!aSo kcpt offices ~; tho&4, *ar!utls tt'wnS, uni
!!a,siu tho bulk nf thu e1prcss bus!ntas theru.
piuuitriny IL lis srG.tx,Ils-tux.s hays uiwtss
lteen lpReud Of ths r.a1l, hit during thu pIn,
ten years tilesD interruptions ~ s,ft Travelling
'ipsreralian. WcIts PMrRn C. ,n.c clt,ssa lt,sir
Oii!cas vt NJ! tlla plaG.s nlonllou cxcrptn!x. vt
}any husp Arutuntri ~ duyiux .hia time ll.uy bu
Judged VI w the rssNft " tho past TX tau'i!hs;
tln Alx: 7 thy t4aca Oh ths fotcat llill
, 1881-01-27
TILE COURTHOUSE.
Commissioner O'Ncill Gets His
=,
Investigating Committee.
Architect Egan Objects to Having
Things Crammed Down His
=, Thron&s


Things Crammed Down His
=, Throat,
Tie Joint COMMITTEES OH buildings nud Service
Of tic County Hoard icli meeting ycstorday
afternoon, md Chairman Cuburn stntu.i TINT its
object was tho discussion Of Commissioner
O'Selll'ap,opoeed mDratlzutlon Of tho new Court.
House building:
Aiicn1rEcr r:0Ay
wAa called before tho Committee to explain the
difference III cost between tho wnrk Mel,,ally
done ln tho TOW building md tho work nccurt-
Ing to tho specifications several tnntrriAi
chnnges having been nude lately. 1Ic sub
mIttcd Il roport which embodied tho following
FACTS atd figures: Cost of window rneys ns
rer specifications. en'. cost of snt,o aa now put
In, S49; difference In fnvor OF county, $G:ss...
CUss OF copper aash cUrua ns per specifications.
4aI0: cost Of Russian hemp cOrd na
now PIT III, *sG: difference in fnvor
az county, sens: ,tlIrtrOncp III favor OF
county IN change from n!,urry to Ash in wnin-
scotlngs. $"i; difreroncc III fsvor nf cnunty nt.
change In panglng nr,tl atMlr socketa, St,34i;
difference In favor uG county OH change IN pipe
casf1gs. 300; sotal difference on changes In
fnvor Of county, s:,B7S.
Aftor tho .rcadng of this report. Chairman
Courn Rtatcd TINT questions wero In order,
whereupon Commissioner O'Nei instttutc,l
el,cecs Df cross exnn,lnution 0n tho architect
!e rcnd tho specifications for tho GhrrcHter
1rK = sset,on s " @ s,toppins to ss M5
wns i,olrY carried out. The n,lnllty or tho i,luI-
her and woEl used was jliestloued rs well ns tho
worxans, aaa Tho answers "f the "rchltcot
W Golnmissis,,'er' 0Noill produced models OF two
ade % acey to a spsreSt"ns S S' slGd aa Te tic
other necnrtlfnH to tho work IN tho building. Tho
fgTSt M%nt ws s1s'rss It, W Sn m f of h%sE
Thought II WINS decidedly the "pretteat." ArcbI.
, 1881-01-27
HOW PRINCES or MONACO RULE.

-1hkSNt EHHs
HOW PRINCES or MONACO RULE.
HFi9nrtn.
The prINco Of Monnet, wMa tho RELENTLESS HON.
III, NJ II minlntnro Naples. His tithrrs. Indeed,
had chlsstlsc'l tho people with whips. but Prince
flnmrG e11nstiscd them with scorpions.
AtnnnRst other Ingenious dcvlcca tho Prince
discovered II new nutlu Vt rx,tct!on rnisl the
" "nonu,.,ty Of crr.!als." lie i,allc hi,,scif tho
sOlr miller uru cDTnfNctur 1f hia dnnllnIuns.
Every nI,c must cut Tho Princes brcll1, and pay
rho Princes prtru for II. Any pcrsu,, Mone.
gMs'lub or foreigner, wlin bn,tHht nr nta or my
unauthorized tionr WIS punished by ie and in,
pr!suntnrnt. tn mike muttcrs worso. tho
lsInce's corn WINS hot ohy dear hut nlso bud,
tho chcupcst and fllcst swcertt,Rs OF tho Gen.
oesc and Snrsell1cs markets. Travellers pass.
i,x thr,1ugh the country m,st lcave their tn,id.
wichss mt thu Princes -hUusc: and work.
ttlen coming 10 their daily wnrs frnn beyond
ll,Ilci,rsl, III titlr buckets, to thu prejudice af
oMr ,S iGri the Prince. hs crr,wn ur';t dignity.
lis'r'ltxtitra ihtD tho tarbor nnct,tlstneh WIS
llnbl" 10 hHrc lis vessel ea'ntiscatcd atld hG lnt.
bnker l,utl to xcep Il rnpiscr Ut iiu ntn,,,int u
consumption .seculel under the nyer!,4c: tho
Irlnce's Eent}Hr,ntA nAlfe ~ t1utet t!elnfcilihry
visit IN selrth ur IL hsd,irM barrel suspected tn
conlaln ensl.ral'.tA t1n,,r. The puor wretch
ps!sa,, ,,!.i bis uhiii q. 10 tho ,lnss -' 's' ;"
Sllnilnr!y llDt,rt. Y. tlad u .nt',ioro1y Of edit.
cntnn. fie catnbllshet1 I. tiesc III Alc,ltoBc a,d
promulgated Inv TINT III, utlc hut his own pru-
suns v. .hn tho l'rnspa,y. Moreover. h h. IL H.
with which every pcasnnt hn,l ,u reslsternt unre
th" birth mud +cx or every Gulf nr lHu,'' TN tho
ay Il Is urrival. ai'd ,tp;Ht stamped IHper, out
,,s. BE- noiiled to tac pulley, = Use liz family
, 1881-01-27

Tho Assistant tirM.sal Superintendent
New iark P,ss.U Unr,'. VIM. II. Waretlls, Es.l..
sRys: 6t. Jacobs I'll las t,ruytl et!llAl IL III
that ~ rlu!lnt.l flr IL, ind becn fhiil etlirn.
cl0us, Ready relief for rheumatic c0inplatnts.
, 1881-01-27
JOEL.lIENKY WELLS.
Some More Testimony Heard in
Behalf Of Defendant.
Judge Moran viii Give His Final
Decision. To.Morrow Morning.

3kS
defense desired 10 offer some now Testimony,
partly TINT Of lsyenGlos!sa nsper's' p@f's !"
Tho Court assc,te,l. and
Ill, WALTER HAY
WINS placed ,'pon she stand ny inc ae'chse; tM's
Witness HAiu Tint no was acquainted WIN tho
defendant by eixht fnr twcntv-ttso or twenty
~ 10; sn,,,, ,t,, ,,.t Tr.,,ontlr ,wout..,rco
Iie nha eeeh mn 'lnSt t,e,"cn: -u,. ."e ,,,...
iu tho fnsi NINTH witness hat1 seen defendant
severn, timea. and butl cuDyctsc1 WITH him.
tl,cso opportunities not being such .hat 'o could
term gsa" opthlt'a nt uele',c'ht MentHt rum
dt!or. The defendant. who did tho talking,
convtrsnd uupn hIs prfvntu njtnirs
a. wits .',,,,,,I,,,, ,,,, rII,ny,., ,,,r,t,on.
~. @ ""',, ''.n assso; ,,'i,,,",r",l,,,,
regarding persons md property, wonll It ilnt be
n ycry t1i,,iut mnttrr fur him, IN conversation
With IL psychological expert like tho witness, to
ccurcol thcKe hultc.nntn.s:''
lug ""'.Ss tn'"s'a i.!,' - ""''' " "''"s" 'ot
"',,' VI. ..e' .''l,o''"'e' ,r,, :,
wtnLl not require n very high order Of Intellect
u, .,o,niro NJ, .,xmrt
A"e "H"ee9 ''""tn. 'et' - "oo''t pI " 't'''e
Tnc examination Of Dr.. 1Goy was dropped
nsnar W. f,:sscs ~ ''N' " Ae *>"'''"> 1'7
81, ,our,,,, ,,,.,,,,,
'ie "u7F't.t 'uhA,t|"
wns ellled n..xt by Mr.. Wells. He wns not nDle
tns "yes" H. no" rs to she n,en,n! cnnli;
ttou Df Mr.. Wells. An Mnswrr either why w'nlf!
BE- tnrlly sntslneiory to h,;l lit hnd rxprtasuti
thc ailntan thnt. f r. els WIS mi y: SOUND
luintl, yet he wna int ialiGcssns. lie had nlso
sA!h that II Mr. Wells cuuia hc re.n"yrt! to stn,e
tIuIet nce WhcrG h0 ws,illd ht rrr TRIM ttil1luu
mental excitement he wo'lld rtTuver bis
lnrntat stumbling. lie hd i!otlerh st,tle nf Air.
Wells advertisements In THE TltihrSE two
years igt, ntll hn tlcciinr 10 rcuGivenny rit,r.,
!ccAusc he regarded them ms nlrctlouahls md
tlt wt'ik nf iii Insane mind. Fur TINT rctsnthu
hnd refunded tn hs fntnily. without Mr. Wells
knDwhlxe, II EurtI0n Of the money received for
the advertisements tint hMppcned Y Hrt tntu
thc pHprr, because thry were tilatffestly tho
pru,iri Ut II atst,rlierGu iHfns!. This wms III tho
fali o. 1s:s. lie ha seen but little of Mr. Wr'ts
Rincu then, md therefore hull not sufficient
incIlns uf lorn,ig trcI,lcd opinionbf his recent
or present tnIntl.tlon III mimi:
Mr GenrGe ". Grny said that he did not re.
Rath the hetc1ia'tt us u uMiEcrtns tnnn Mcfi-
'"''' Wv .tt - -" W." 49, ~. wv
l'fs. IAf AfiAlS WENT pS THE STAND
all.s answered II number VI questions VI II very
technical nature.
ln utiswcr to tho question: "What IL yol,r
npu!nu ns To my Hlrntni cu1uiEifpn IL prrsr,ItT'
, 1881-01-27

~ Peril Ftgi5u.
The lately dead Communist hlanGnl said:
lfn' sSsp'Sa nxs1s, x.tS ~ paf1. IS;
muster; II man. nisalnal ny rulers. tayo v1i.
aplrvd n tny llfr, ua ff1r lratl,, II thuro II Il
God, Ehail c0nsp piEe HHHI,lst Him."
, 1881-01-27
CURRENT GOSSIP.

atlE.
"say, Sic. sec how suc md Sigh,
And tn the len lay low: -.
For upon this slay do die
1fyoil. q Sue, say cot"
No tclltalc sign docs st,o ahy show
While hc tia mutt pleas pics:
. q Tho tchrilrnps tint ,ln downward How
OozG ns c,lsc from his eyes.
"Ah, VI, ups,n tho wny wo wurt
D, yNtt MT. Sltt. - tsnyt"
lie fingered ", l,is kl,cn I1lgli, nor
For Nllswrr knew tsO my.
Eugene Field,