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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
NOT VIOLENCE. BUT PNEUMONIA.

The rumor was circulated in Paterson, n. j., yes
terday that John Jackson Scott silk manufac-
turer whose death was announced from pneumo.
MIA had been murdered. On Tuesday he came to
this city on business and while here. 1t is alleged,
he was robbed and assaulted He and his assailants
were locked up. Mr.. Scott, however, secured bail
and was released. He returned to Paterson. and
upon his arrival retired TO his ROOM He lay IN
selni-uncODsciOus state for twenty-tour hours be-
fore DR.. Bibby was called The doctor thought he
was suffering from pneumonia, and treated him for
that disease. A short time after bis arrival. how
ever, Nr. Scott died. A superficial examination was
made and il was discovered that his right eye was
backened and wound extended across the temple.
Wounds on the right hip and right knee
had evidently been inflicted by O. fall OF
q blunt instrument. There were three open
wounds. Two Of these were on tine right
temple and appeared to be abrasions which had
opened and on which plasters had been put, The
third was behind the right ear and had evidently
been inflicted with some bunt instrument. Dr.
Bibby refused TO grant burial certificate and an
autopsy was ordered. The removal of the scalp
showed that there connection of the external
inuries with the brain. Death was caused by con-
geston of the lungs brought on by debauch. There
was ght fracture of the temporal bone, but not
sufficient TO have caused death.
Mr. Scott was a well-known man. His estate Is
worth from $50, 900 to $75, 600. When he came 10
this city he had considerable money with him and
gold watch and chair, which were missing on his re-
turn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
RTYING BOGUS TICKETS IN ADVANCE.

Giuseppe Cuiiolo. an Italian immigrant, arrived
at Castle Garden last week on the steamer Canada
on his way to San Francisco. He exhibited a re-
CENT from ID. ID. Segre, OF No. Via Nalta, Turin,
Italv for passage san Francisco the Erie Rail-
way. lie had paid Segre $40 francs for ticket ior
himself and WIFE, but when he presented 1t at the
was valueless ana that he had been Swnded.
Scgre had charged the immigrant $G5.50 for tickets
from New York TO San Francisco, whereas the reg
uar price is $3.50. The Commissioners of Emigra-
ton reported the matter 10 the Italian Consul, and
said that Segre had swndled many other immi-
grants III the same way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
d TRUE BILL AGAINST GUITEAU.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.--The indictment
against Charles j. Gueau for the murder OF James A.
Garfield late President of the United States was pre-
scented TO the Grand Jury at about III o'clock this
ing. At 12;45 the Grand Jury entered the Criminal
Courtroom and presented the indictment against
Guteau endorsed A true BILL" and signed by Caleb
Cburchman foreman. Ihe indictment embraces eleven
counts. aud Is drawn w with great minuteness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
NEARLY 500 600 FOR MICHIGAN.

William Dowd. treasurer of the Michigan Relief
COMMISSION, received, yesterday. subscriptions
amounting to 81 1876 81. making the total amount
S93, 1876 81 The church contributions were as fol-
lows: Scotch Presbyterian Church, Waddington.
rian Church Pennington, $500 St Marks
Lutheran Church, Penn, $32 ST. John's Episcopal
Harris. ID. d., Hanover, Penn. sends $23 26 TO TIE
TRIBUNE for tine Michigan sufferers; 81. MarAs
Lutheran Church, Hanover, Penn, second sub
scrptiOn of $32 &C." AsOury, \. j., I'll ; u. b.
SO and j. ). Freeman, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
LYNCH LAW IN NEW MEXICO.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-A dispatch from Las We
gas New Mexico, says: Two of the four men who
robbed store of Brown Manzanares at Laney June
tion recently arrested at Wednesday,
and yesterday morning we're found hanging from the
limb Of O cottonwood tree MethOdistave., at that
place, with pacard inscribed The fate OF fOOtpads
ana horse thieves
william Nicholson was lynched at Saunders Station,
N. NJ for murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
yur ASrOR LIBRARY TO BE OPENED.

The Aston Library Will be opened tomorrow
Il was thought tho building would ne opened last
tyrr. Int the wort, upon the new hall and entrance
WI, not completed. During the Summer the
binding has been increased onc.half in size by the
erection of n rev hall at the nOrih END, as CON
terminated i'm the original plan of the building. This
hall completes the symmetry OF the building, being
a counterpart of the sOuth wing 1t has been con-
structed on the same plan as the south nall ana
fitted mn i'm the same manner. The expense has
been about 5000. 600 Accommodations Tor l2O,OOO
additional volumes have thus been secured BOOKS
have been transferred To the north hall from the
other two halls. Several new attendants for the
library have been engaged. new approach to the
library has been built: 1t Is Of heavy brown stone
Stems lead FROM each end of this structure, which Is
about thlrty rive feet in length The entrance has
been completely Transformed. The lower portion
of the original staircase leading 70 the library
rooms has been cut away, and double lower star d.
cn,e of marhl, has Deen substituted. The posts OF
tie staircase are of Lake Superior and black Ken
lucky marble. The entrance has been decorated
with varegated marble walnScOatlng, and has been
fIesCOed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
IOuN @. Floyd.

John G.. Floyd died at Mastc, Long Island,
on Thursday. lie Was the son Of NicJl Floyd who was
for many years Surrogate Of Suffolk County. John @.
Floyd represented Oneida County in Congress FOR two
terms At his fathers death he returned Ia Suffolk
County and represented the Ist District IN Congress
and served one term in the state Senate. lie sky
two years old, and died from IN the face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
istry. His plain talk is said to have caused mueh
comment in the congregation, and there Is Ino-s
trouble to come. -
MONEY WHICH ROSA DID NOT SHAPE

MONEY WHICH ROSA DID NOT SHARE
O'DOnOvan Rosa was more reticent than usual
yesterday. When questioned concerning the reporf
that Fenian, Peter II. Foye. living in PhiladeI-
in tins city for giving in ormation of the shipment
of internal machines to England, he wayei his hand
and said that il was Pennsylvania affair." and
therefore he had thing to say;
"Shal L infer then that you know nothing about
the matter ~ was asked.
az know nothing abOut it,
"You said something at the time the machines
were shipped, in dark way, that some sharp IRISH
man making money out OF It, what dld you
mean by that's
to extort money from England and may add that
/ think so yet also said at the time, if yon re-
member. that there was no necessity OF making
machines in this country and sending them to Eng
land, when they. could be made on the other side
just well. Don't you seeW
"Do Won know Peter II. Foye, who is said to have
received the S10,000W
"Yes. ! have known him for years. Good man.
Good lrishman.' -
a. Did he keep all OF the money himselfw
al don't know anything about it, It's a Pennsyl.
vania affair, as have said, and am States rights
man, In hap
ais there anything new in dynamite ~
"Nothing. There is quiet work going on, though.
It's not all over yet, by any means"
The dynamite leader, with these words, resumed
entering in book the subscriptions received by the
morning mail Cor striking England to her knees"
and stabbing her IN the dark"
British Consulate. Mr.. Howe said that no informa-
ton whatever was given by FOye or any other
person to the British COunsuate in this city IN
regard to the shipment of the internal machines 1t
was also untrue that any such payment had been
made here for such informa ion. There 80
many false statements, he added, made by Fenians
that it would take up all the Consus time to deny
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
CUMULATIVE SENTENCE IMPOSED.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. s.-Cox, Stephens
and Delaney, the Mountain train robbers. pleadea
guilty in the Heulstead Circuit Court yesterday ana
were sentenced TO penitentary term of seventy
years each the sentence being enmuatlye, inSsrv
years being the limit nAed Tor robbery. Tue aaDpnrcd
september 49, special term OF the court was heiu
try them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
CuRIsTopHER TOWNSEND.

NEwPlRY, i. l., Oct S.-ChrStophcr Town
send de he m0rdu- the age Of seventy years. He
had Bacr ,,2pged h. Huine~s in New-IOrk for many
years 4 scr, t.rei handsome fortune He was the
founder OF hc Newport Free Library and the Chdrcns
Home and for many had been noted Tor his lbcr
aty 10 various churches and the worthy poor oil tins
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
Join DUFFY.

DETROIT, Mich, oct S.-John Duffy, of
New-Yorl Ci.,. die ;nn Arbor last night Of pncu
mona. lie w ...,. fortnight ago to visit two
brothers. Du W. lie was frOFOst Marshal OF
NeW-lOfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
THREE MILLIONs FOR PUBLIC WORKs.

Commissioner Thompson has sent to the Board
Of Estimate and ApDOrtOnmeut an estimate of the
amounts required to conduct the public business
under the charge OF the Department of Public
Works for 1889. The amounts asked for
are for aanedne ,oo Go3 1or ma ansTars
roads and avenues, 100000; for bridges
across Tourth-ayc., ut Ninety-seventh $4,000;
for Harging sidewalks and fencing vacant lots,
81 800; for contingencies, $1,000: for free baths,
S33 600; Tor Fulton Market alterations and rebuild
ing $40 OOO for jefferson Market, alterations aud
rebuilding. $4,000: for lamps and gas, SJ70,OOO;
fer laying croton pipes 100000; for public build
iugS construction and repairs $4,000; Tor sur
vcys. maps, etc, $500; for public drink
ing hydrants 5000; Tor removing obstructionS
in street., aud avenues, 100000 for repairing and
renewal of pipes, stop cocks etc. H2OOOOO; Tor re-
pairs and renewals OF payelnentS ana regradlng
$500 900: for uaying 81 ccts and avenues, TJO0OOO
t0r roads unpavcd street, and avenues, maintenance
and ,.riuliing $4,000; Tor salaries, department.
OF Public Works. $50 900; for sewerage system,
salaries, > - 900; for sewers repairing ana clean
iur ! 80 geo; for street improvements, surveying
and ,etiugmonumcuts, 1900 for supplies for and
cleaning public offices, $4,000; for supplying
water to shipping and for building purposes,
rlO. JG3: for water supply for the Iwenty-tourth
Wart, Tl3, 900; and for wells and pumps repairing
and cleaning 800. The total amount asked Tor Is
- .JOl .JD3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09
TRIBUTES TO TIE LATE PRESIDENT.

Additional contributions to the Garfield fnnd
amounting to $767 80 have been received. inc
total amount oil the fund Is now S337, 1874 O0. Inc
President of the CHAMBER OF Commerce yesterday
received from the Chamber of Commerce al B5uasl,
Ireland "A copy of a resolution passed at special
meeting of the council of that chamber septem-
Der D. eX pressing sympathy With the people OF lhe
United states a, the death of President Garheid'
The resolution is as follows:
That the Belfast Chamber Of Commerce desires 20
record its deep sympathy with the people OF the Umte
states aud It's OF the loss which that country anu
the world sustained b. the death OF President "A
Held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-09

THE ART COLLECTION IN THE PARK.
The number of visitors at the Metropolitan hu'
scum OF Art last week was 6026.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

TIM DprY on THE HouR.
have lost James A. Garfield, bat We
still have . Presidsut. Chester A.
Arthur 10 now President Arthur,
aBtit is tho plaio daty Of all good
citizens to give him their well wish.
es and support. lie enters upon
the duties Of his Office under cir
cumstaooes 30 painful aud peculiar
that every step must be attended
with embarrassment aud difficulty
uuless The people reoosnizs their
daty ssd give him the assistanos b
"a generous confidence. His cours,
since the fatal day on which the late
President was struck down has
been such asto command the admir-
alton Of even bic snsmisG An orr
diuary sense Of Justice will sugges,
81 fair-mided men Of every party ant
fnc.ion 10 suspend Judgment .upti
tbey have something to judge. The
same votes that made Garfield Pre-.
sident made Arthur his-legitimat I,
successor, and he should be made tt
feel that he has the same constituen.
oy behind him ready to hold up hi,
bands aud strengthen bis purpose
Philadelphia Press.
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The feeliop Of sorrow a, ,Yr. Gar

The feeling Of sorrow a. Hr. Gar
fields death, OF indignation against !
bis murderer, and Of sympatb Tor
the beresved family. seems to be
scat cely less intense aud general IL
Great Britain than it is ia our own
country. In many places bells have
been tolled aud flags hung bali. mast
high, aud from every direction come
messages Of condolence. All this
tends very powerfully to draw the
two nations closer to one another
and to strengthen the bonds Of
friendship between them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

-. .James McCuliiun. miner.
was killed 10 tho lottsville shaft on
Monday.
Somerset county has lost all
her potato aud corn crops by the
drought.
....A gold mine in Forest county
1, the latest sensation in tho be m.
lock regisp.
IAN OF nearly all the cells in
49, tsncsstsr' 'cvuuty prisoa 'sss %
be lined i~isA boilsr iroo. ~ sea-
.... .Thsst,shdapce at the normal
schools OF The stste IL larger thus
far at this session than for years
Two hpudred bushels Of poa
tatos were raised this season on two
acres Of land in Juniata county. 4
-. .Corn+iius Leahan was killed
iu the Eagle colliery, at St. Clair, on
Saturday, by fall ofrooi.
ia banquet Of fresh flowers
has been laid on BayMd Taylors
grave every sunday during thu past
snmmer.
-. .Josepb spatb, aged 10 years,
fell through railroad bridgee IL
Allegheny, on Saturday. anl iiei
the same night.
Twenty nine commercial
travellers took out a license in one
day at .ilsoons 80 compliance with a
city ordinance.
-. A valuable stallion. owned by
parties in Johnstown, died in Pitts.
burg, Saturday. from inAa'nmation
OF the bowels.
-. .Pit,sbnrg capi'alists are
negotiating for the purchase Of the
Bsllefonte glass works. TO run then
on au extensive plan. /.
Irwin Myers and II Macillory
made seven hundred and twenty.two
double-bitted axes in twenty live
working days at Tyrona- i.i+-, a.,
IAN members OF volunteer FIRE
companies IN every town Of the state
are exempted by law from taxation
to the amount Of five dollars. '.s+i q
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 3, Iss

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. 2, 1880
Iknow Hop Bitter, will bear re-
commentator honestly. All who use
them confer upon them the bighes,
encomiums, and give them credit hI
making cures-all the ptopriet0rs
claim for them. ! have kept then,
since they were 6~t ulerssi 10 tlw
public. They took high rank from u Z
fir-t, and maintained IL, and are more
called for than all others combined
so long they keep up their high
reputation for purity and usef,ilIne-s,
J shall continue to recommend them :
something have n"er bef"s doe
with any other patent medicine. s
J. J. BABCOCK, NJ. ID
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

WHAr DOES IT SioxuS. S.-lntsl,i.
geuce received from the Warner
Observatory, Roshsstsr. n. r.. ss>
nounses the discovery Of new com
OF located in. the generalization OF
Virgo 1t is . ssrikiug coiuc ideocs
that this nes and bright comet np,
reared at the sane bour Presiden,
Garfield was breathing bis last. ..
was Grst seen BY X, u Barnard 10
Nashville. T.no., Who has made
claim Though Prof. S1ift f.r the
Warner prize Of $500 10 gold. This
makes the 6fth comst seen since
May drst. and Of this nnmbsr fou,
have appeared from slm6st the sams
spe.iip the heavens.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

CArARRH.-Choking. pu'rid mu
c''us accnmulalions are disl.iged. thr
nasal passages elsanse'i, disinfecle,i
and healed. breath sweeianed. -s,eli.
taste AMI hearing restored. aud sm,.
stitniioaal tendency checked by san-
ford's Radical Cure, Oct.
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President Artbur's Address.

Tor tue fourth time 10 tho history
Of che Republic its Chief Magic
trste has besU removed by death
All hearts are 1llo | With grief aud
h,rr,r at ;ho hds,n, ctins which
LAS darkeuod our lsnl, AMI the
memory Of the murdered President.
his protiacted suferings, his un.
yielding fortituio. tue example anil
achievements Of bis life and the
p,thos OF his death will forever
iilumine the psgos Of onr history.
For tho fourth time tho clficer
elected by the people aud ordained
by the Constitution to ill q vacancy
90 crelted is called to fill the Exe-
cutive Chair. The Wis 10 n OF our
fathers. forssseipg the most dire POS.
sibilities. made surs that the govern
msnt shouIl never bo imperilsd be-
cause OF the uncertainty Of human
life Men may die but thu fabrics
OF our free Institutions remain un
shak'n.
No niger or moro assuring proof
could exist OF the strength aud per-
msnsncc Of popular government
than the fact that though tho chosen
Al
Vi '"e people DO struck dosn. his
constitutional successor is peacefully
Installed without shock or strain,
except tue sorrow which 'no1rns the
eersAvensnt Az The nobls aspira,.
sions OF my mmsossd prsdecessor
w"ch Hound expression IN his lie,
tue measures devised and suggesssd
during Ms oriet administration To
correct abuses and enfo:ce .sconomy
TO advance prosperity aud promote
the general welfare TO insure do
mest'c security and maintain friend
Iy and honorable relations with the
nations OF the earth, will be garner
cd IN the hearts orths people. and
1t Will oe my sarnest endeavor to
proeb, and see that the nation shall
pront, by his experience.
Prosperity blssses or country.
Our fsc'u policy as fixed by law. is
we'll groun'ied aud generally approx.
Cd; No threatening issues mar our
foreign rslshous and the wisdom,
in's1f'sy 400 tnr'is OF our people
may 90 trusted 70 o'nt'nno und''-
'ufoed IN 'na preseut crseer OF peace.
'fAnq1'''sy and welfare. Tho gloom
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

The Democratic State Convention
met at Williamsport on Wednesday.
and nominated Mr.. Orange Noble.
Of Eiie. IN it's candidate for State
Treasurer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

General Garfield died leaving no
will. lie bad taken a s25.0U0 poll
cy on his life. His property con.
sists Of the farm at Mentor, which
With his houso at Washington is
valued at $4,000.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

= ~ Dntiit sent Tree 10 tho-r wiz,
AHs sisA % engage In the most pleasant ssd
VS1erent,bi bic iusrsss known. 'Vssryrhiun
pss Capital moi. reqnifsi. We VII furnisa
sssily made wl,hout asyins sway IL IN noms
over stsht. No rtsk xhstsvsr. Many ssv
rov ers ~sHtd 81 ons~. Mspy Hrs s;akins
murh ~ men, end youas havs snd gisis N SSs
81 psy. No oes vhe h wiling 20 work IA III
3 make more measy avery day ttsu ssp b
Sss.;i q q ss.:ss 4 Addrsss 4. IAIrsIr az
OF. q. isg ". ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06
A bMINISTRATORI NOrTCE :

"A Letters OF administration on the estats a,
Catharine Feimy late OF Franklin tsp. Snyder
TO Pa, dec d, have been granted 20 the unter
sixnei, Az persons knowing themselves In
debted toss ests,e VIII please make immsdi.
ate payment while thoss having el,ims avatpst
said estate viii present them for settiemsnt l..
HENRY W. FELrY,
Oct 1881. Adm,nistr 'ter.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

President asthpr has issued q call
eonvotieg tbs ~. 9. .-ssuats on the
lotb II October
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

4 large variety Of the iatssf siyi6s
iedies ccsss o. 3 weisb ss;inssroTe,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06
Just received a large New Stock.

-."Sellers' Liver Pills have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint. costiveness, etc, for fifty
years. Oct.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-10-06

nn1lln and nsrphIs. .stsss ssrsa WITH.
UPIU ia: !:::: !! 4: i:::::;
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'AUCTIONEER f.!

EMANUEL sTEININGEt. OF
Ia Wet Re-ver offers his ,ervices To o. pub.
Ilo ~ an Aue,ionssr. Any person In ue>d 81 an
Autioneei would do well " calling upon MT, y.
EMANUEL sTrlNINaER,
sept, -, 1891. Middleerees, p. o.
Snyder Co., Pa
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Public Sale..

TlE undersigned. Administrations
j ofihs e,tsse of John u. Smith, late of
Beaver township, Spyder ConD'y, Pa. d.ceased,
ny siri ne ~ al Or hr issuing ont ~ The ~ .ns'
court OF sad eouutl, will ., pOsc to Paoie sale,
gu
Saturday. October 29 1881.
on tho prsulsnp tho fs'lo wing described tract oi
land -itu-,s iu the townslip Of Beaver Nforsssid.
Iees,tsihinG H
4. slf.S so Acres.
bore er lees. bounded Worth Ivy land ofs1sorss
Ditgss. Eu-f by land of Psni Benfcr. Smah bv
u I'd of0ysrpe hle sud West by Land of -
uroai lst y therson sre erected
'sDwtllinp House. Barn,
ard ofier oai bai idinss s-nsvsr fsiiins water--
MI orc ard OF choice fruit--convenisi TO ma rk-
-t ~nd rhool. >
Sale 10 90 nnisnes Q 4 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of sAld
day ~heu terms viii 10 made known by
~. q. hmith,
,. W. q. Nmrh
Oct O. issi. AdninistArt ora,