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NEW YORK.

MI" 1O1k4A.
NEW YORK. March 5.-CorToS-DuIl and nominal
113Sel19sc; futures weak: aterca, 1lU9c; April
llllc May, lL2lc; june ll.32c July, i14Uc; August
Lite; September, na.c; October, l057c; November
10.4Dc; December l0.{lc.
FLouR-Qutet and unchauged; receipts 1900 brls;
exports. &.NO
GRA1S-Whcut lower: receipts, oUn bu: exports
.70O bu; rejected spring ac; No. sprng, Sl5; No.
Milwaukee,. $l.i31A; unsrnded rcd. $t.ll5igl27: No
do. SlsMt91 y: snnmer DO, si05: NJ rod, $l2u in
do, <Liu; S1. d., slj9ssl27 1nxel winter. sl.lsl5
lis!; 1nEr'asd % white tL's S9s & dG $ll s., No. a 1
5E95iie: steamer, M}43xAlc: NJ. ?. 5sa5s5se: No.
Mav s ;.s ~ 80 ost: Mf aai; fsast s 4H u:
'n.fsa: na1-Uaiei % Int matsu tssm = u ss; si.a5i ill.,
wes,s9a ys~ 954 saSs % Ea'tsFn and
quoted Ut 1alse; JOB gss, lossis!sc. sugar qaiot
ques but steady Kke aatet and anehsnsed:~ ~
pErnoLRuM-Dut; United. s5Ac; crudo, 7@s4o; re-
TXii:Sw-Sointnally unchanged.
IEslS-Steady ut fI.75. ~ -,-~-,
TUKpENrlSE-Duil at jsc-
ATnEn"Firmer and in good demand: hemlocx
sole huenos AYES y and Rio GFnds light middle, and
pulled 2i@e<5c: unvasnet. l4QaIc: Tnxas, 1+ts35c-
pROyIsl0S5-Pork dull and nominal: old MESS pork
quoted at Si5.u); new do, $lGtu. Beef steady Cut
sess' se s''a1 '-''' ''A'a of" primo '''A3' ''3
6EEEs-Iqm; a9s 9st ssasy ssSigs # }2:
M @ S IT, q1ss da snsat @
Hsss; sfSss1 aAsssa y anes.
$3NGll
, 1881-03-06
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Another Idiot Fools with n Revolver.
Louis Bchrcns. of No. 110 Samuel street, while
carelcsly handling revolver at 1850 yesterday
forenoon In the saloon of Fred Hecker, No. 12S5
Augusta street. accidentally shot his friend Ed
ward Weiss, of No. Il Samuel street, In the smait
Of the back. Both we're of a party who were
chatting about revoivers and such articles, and
Behrens, drawing from his pocket 1,-calibre
Pioneer revolver, sntd That's the surt Of gun
TO cnrrr- II you carry any As he spoke the
words be rai6td the hummer, and his hnGet Slip
ping it descended upon unu exploded Il cart
ridge, aud Weiss fell to the lipor snnt. Dr. Tasch
or, who was summoned, succeeded in e1tFact-
ing the bullet from the muscles Of the lumbar
region. Though exceedingly painful he did not
anticipate any serious results from the wound.
Ali present nssE.t that the shot wns purely ac-
cidenta!, hut Bearens was nevertheless arrested
by the police of the West Chicago Avenue Sta
ton and Is being held to wait the result OF tho
injury Bchrens Is employed as Il watchman Mt
the nrtcszan wells ut the corner Of Western and
Chicago avenues. and has wife end four chill
dreu.
, 1881-03-06


Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO 1rtoune
BosroN. March 5.--Moncy to-day was in good
demand. the loaning rate nt the Clearing House
being . por cent, aud scarce Mt that Discounts
were frul ut yesterdays rare,-hIgher If any
thing.
The stock market was without special feat
undersonc. As compared with yesterday, tho
list. us whole, male n fractional Improve
ment, In railroads Atchison was hrm ut l35 Il @
I&.nn advance Of y over yesterday 8 close. Blocks
Of Mexican Central were in good demand ut the
general udvance,-tho now Us ut l05, Il rise OF :.
and tho old at us. also rising :. Boston y Al
Michigan l; ts u: Little Rock from s3sl to IS;
Now York = New England =. to 59E @b971; Og-
ton & Baltimore 81. to 741l: Union Pncitic from
l2l3 to l2+; Wisconsin Central i, to ~ Central
Iowa liz, to g.. Sandusky declined 4, to 23z !:
has hna,s'nna "a III. n MISSOURI River = to ~; Summit
''hef in bonds . ID I'll Hartford Eric IS we're largely
deat &c in Mt m ntlvance Of from 5sA to co96oss;
empt} advanced i: to 1854; Union Pacific IS
4, to lsU; Eastern 4.zs Il, to 1Q5.
10 The IFe1ter71 Associated Prtss.
BOSTON. March 5-Stocks closed:
ostsn liSei Sia b. ssao ciovs u
kss!sFn Esstsn s,Fsad Eisis h;istR Z T. yi
bs:sSs bs:SSs = Ssdissfs 9 C <
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 5.-Bar silver Is 5od per ounce.
LONDON, March 5-1l:a d. m.-ConsoIs un-
chunred.
PARIS, March 5-2p. m.-French rentes, s5f 15c.
57Ar.
PANS, March 5-5 p. m.-Rentes. s5f 5711;o.
LONDON, March 5.-Consois, 90 $40; account,
9oH.
American securities-New IS, 1035s; AIS, 114H;
Is. l17as. ''1"' @@''~'
Railroad bonds-Il1ino1s Central, 137A: Penn
syivania Central, Gsli; New York Central 1853;
Eric. 5oal; Do seconds, 1854: Reading, 3aA.
ZOO.
, 1881-03-06
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODUCTS-Ncro moderately Ecslvo for
future delivery. md quiet on spot lnts, With weak
feeling during tho eatar part Of the day. Liverpool
WAS stendy ut Fridays declIue, and the local hog
market was thereby crippled. but quoted lower on
heavy receipts. SONG demand for shipments was
noted, but tho feeling in meats tame, md thnt
scuuied to weigh down other products The offerings
wore In excess OF the demand and seemed t. be part
" on account OF Eastern parties: but buyers took
hold mere freely Mt tho resulting decline. The cS-
Ing Of this city since tho close OF February Is reported
Us 2a0o hogs against 30U to date last year,
and JAUD TO do In 1877. /
The aEresate pounds OF hogs packed is not lxely to
equal Il yenr u.tl. IEe:o has been mase induEtnent
t. The anufncure OF 1asd and it may he that m in
cEeasu in this urtieo ba shown Notwithstanding
the probable lighter weight Thts vii! bring the
pruduction down relatively. Exports continue large
now, sluwing S*ixtlUlu pounds Of meals. including
pork against t!D year aso, und Or lnsu. l!hoU-
w pounds. n1ulnst 1IustUHu yenr ago, increase
of M IN neuts md rs soJUU ta lard nr q tna VI
llaNutu0 pounds or the prdnct of ubuut 30.U hogs.
In addition TO thts In tho sltstical st-
uuiuh. eridencC4 tfut domestic CONSUMPTION has
not bcea less Atd there will bc lighter marketing OF
hogs from nov untit June, coppuged with ago,
Returns to tho fr{ce ttrrcsat Indicate the packin
ut leading p.nces appro xlnatGy follows, compared
tEif $ I'd 4IknSws
, 1881-03-06

TO Tie Editor o} Tie Chicago Tffttne.
CHICAGO, March j.-A5 you guvc my name
Some prominence in your paper of yesterday,
please give place in your columns to d currec-
ucn OF statement made BY George Bershcim:
bold tox-ccrtittcate 6,747, under date OF Sept
II, 1873, not 1872, Subot -, Lot ?, Block Is.
Cannl TRUSTEES Subdivision Of S. E. Il Sec
T, 7. 30, K II. Bersheim came to see me about
four weeks ugo at my Office, aud he did not cluin1
at tEat Time to hold any personal receipt, bur
then claimed To have the Collectors reccpt for
Sid taAcs,Rnd he clnims the same thing in a
letter undcr date Of Feb. H. He may holo my
personHl receipt hut he never stated US much
to me, does he stute it in his letter OF above
date. II he holds receipt, over what purports
10 be ms signature, it was given without my
holds my personal receipt all he has to do is to
present it and get his certificate. or leave it at
the County Clerks Ofjcc. ". E. WELLS.
, 1881-03-06
BIZ TELEGRAPH,

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-ll;S0 n. m.-FLoUn-No. !,
lis; No. :, O. 3D.
GKAlS-WInter vhcnt No. !, Is l0ii No. do, O. Sd;
No. spring. "a i'd; No. X Is I'd; No. white, rs ID:
No. odo "; No. club !s Id; No. do, - Cd. Corn
New No. |. IS I'd: cid No. !, Is ii.
PEoyIsl0Ss-Pork, U.s. Lard, Els Cd.
LIyERFuuL, March a-LAKD-Primo Western
steady at SIS I'd.
LONDON, March h5.-TunrESrISE-Sprits SIS.
ANTWERP March 5-PErnoLEuM-Gf.
LIvEKpoUt. March Observation-Disclosures at 5-lG9
@tkd; sales 5GN bales; speculation and export, 5o9
American, 3lH].
LAKn-Amerlcan, Sis Cd
pETAoLEuM-Ketin 931d,
Ths following were received BIZ the Chicago Board
OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL March 5.-Whcat In fu!r danand an1
Corn rather ensier Ut s. "a. Clssoss or coast-Whoat
None offered; demand moderate: ~ arrive-Wheat
ste9dy; iork ~ Lard as "a. bacon-L. Z. S9s I'd:
Cheese Sss g; :, t'eef - v Weathe5 nasett!ed
%pIos .9I:n IT Is d. MAMk l.ASMEcSar:oes M ~ co:sl-
noms offered GarSoes 2M passa*o5Nheas quiet ,nd
45s; nearly due. t5s Weather IN England wet
, 1881-03-06

We notice there jsgoing to be an auction sale Mt
10 O'Clock a. u on tie gtn OF Iarch II: tho SOUTH
ems: corner Of Adams and LII :;aitc streets t,y
Ma=ter i'll ChaucerF Steele, Or SOME va;tlablc Stast
STREET property. corner Of lIarEnon tt;:.r:.
Doubtless II will be lne opportunity to secure.
q uarEHiu.
, 1881-03-06
TRIBUNE BK-INCH OFFICES


TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
l. nRUeFous patrons throughout tho czy, re h1se
established Hsanch uiicrs in tho different Divisions
designated Le.ow, where :lscEtiselncnts MIL g
taken fur the price char:ed NJ she Main ".
uce, und will ba rcceivoa until o'clock p.
SUGTH DIVISION. :.
~ i T. SfNM5 Booksellers and Stauoness, =
Twenty-secund-st-
", I. BoGAkr, DRUGGIST, 6ts cottage Grove-aF.
northwest cprner Thlrty-nith-st.
JCpSON 5. jACOHuo. Druggist. 3f7 1ndiana-a7-
corner Thirty -tIrst-st
II. W. HUGlfM4AS. Druggist. corner Thlrty-fsst SD
Statc-St5.
WEST DIVISION.
II. =. KRAFT. Druggist, Gtl West Mad3sou-st, cor
JAS. ii. klRKLEY t CO., druggists. 1u South
HAste1-.st-, Garner Of Auams- -
MlLLo' PIiAiiMACf, j. W. WAINWRIGHT ~
West Mudts0n-st-. corner Ucden-av, ..
j.. 4. turULOhuM. Eewsuealer. 9tatoner. eies
9sY West Madsson-st, near Yesterday.
I'll. sOSS1CHsES. druggist ~ BIne Islsnd"ss'
corner uf Tweifth-sL
Il c. HEI.RlCK, Jewcler, Sewsaealer; anu Fanes
GuoLA. III l4lke-st, corner Lincoln. ,
AUGUST Jacobson. Druggist, Isl North Hals1e@
''- - NORTH DIVISION.
l.. RCR{LNGfl.AM d Co, Druggists. ~ Nofs1
Ciark-s1, corner Division.
r. II. WILLIAMS & Co, Druggists, G75 Laltahaast-
iUUl3 ". II. SEEnE, Printing and Advertising
Agent News and Stationery ncput <1 \. Olvtss29.sSS
, 1881-03-06

- 1900 ~A'.is
NEW YORK. =;
NEW YORK, March &c oycrnments steady for
Is and g., ,a,.d Is lower for i1:s and 0s.
1tnilroad bonds were somewhat irregular, with
moderate transactions.
State securities were dull.
The stock market WIS Irregular in early deal
ings, aud fuctuatel with much frequency, but
within rather narrow limit. Toward noon
speculation assumed strong tone, and prices
took an upward turn, the advance. continuing
until after the second Board when tho improve
nlcnt from the lowest point of the dAy ranged
!: to i, the lattcr Louisville s. Nashville. Read-
ing roso ). Hannibal s. st. 10 1, St. Paul 3sS,
Peoria, Decatur e. Evansville 31i, Ohio Central
3as, Delaware, Lackawnnua s. Western 81, and
New Jersey Central3. In tinnl sales Louisville
s. Nashville reacted ~, and the reminder Of
tho list u to III. the latter Rcadsng. Transac
ON
, 1881-03-06

The wife OF Police~O Officer Walter 3, RnbE
York, Phi, had her feet so badly frosted that
ly to walk. She applied st. Jacobs Oil Qua
Saturday night, and the next tlay she was
able to wear her shoes and walk to church:
Her feet were free from soreness md Us well
rs ever.
, 1881-03-06

When HarpeTs Tektlu gets OF an original joke
1t fs invariably 4 "ktunner.' Witness the fol-
lowing, which appeared on the editorial page OF
u recent issue OF Hurper's:
1--WE have tho pleasure Of announcing that the
author Of Beautiful Snow has been at last dis
, 1881-03-06

iuisH-1GE1lHEA @Olb~:fEcs FtAtlf1 lac. Hllu
closed Sc below the la.est prices nt Friday. Sales
sne p a - a4 nf.5 Et st s,r p ~
xita%las!; und l br!s ss!ieF June Ut ssse,4es
81 tJ for round lots, xtn seller the month"; $4,5.1&
Gyl4tJ for April! and slt.2Klil.15 for May.
the latest BRIGGS Of frday. Sues we're reported Of
y y, icy sp3t Ut sS; " trs s ssler III Apr g. S91
seller 9une q tlu:171atsoa, Tata! $'.tao tes The
spot or seller THO month, sOt}}xGllhW scller April.
and 5l0 l1tt43 l0l5 aelIEr May.
low the latest prices Df Frl,y. Sales we're rcIUrtod
Of l.sU bnxe5 long And short c!aar* purity at s7.
!:I0c1 lbs short ribs ut 81 seller April nnd
s752t a7.7!4 seller May Prices Of lending cuts Ut
nouS were fplinwa TT o'clock for fusl-cure1. un
less otherwise specified:
, 1881-03-06
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Military questions
To TIE Editor o. Tie Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Marca 5.-please answer the follow
Ing aud decide Il bet: Who ranks highest, Gen.
Sherman or Gen. Hancock? Would not Gen.
Sheridan succeed Sherman Us General Of tho
Army:
fGcn. Sherman. ko.1
, 1881-03-06
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce tn this city
during the twenty-four hours ending Mt o clock
Saturday morning and for the corresponding
time q year ago:
, 1881-03-06

Sensntionnl--The ladies' should rend the I'D.
ver1iseMent In March "a, bcadct! !" 4 Celebrated
Beauty and cut out tho article for reference.
, 1881-03-06

ARTICLES.

Tho following grain was inspected into stpre
In this city Saturday morning: car No. win
tor wheat, II ears No. spring, cars no grade
do III wheat); cur No oats. Total, IL cars, or
5000 bu. Inspected out: 1,7SD bu wheat, 1oGl4
bu barley.
Withdrawn from store during Friday for city
consumDtion: &aG bu ,yhcat, 3,0.l bn barley.
Tho following werc the receipts Of breadstuHs
, 1881-03-06
San FRANCISCO.
SAE FRANCISCO, Cll.. March 5.-EQ1loWtQ& are
the closing quotations OF stocks:

Alta levies an assessment Of 50 cents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 5.-In. the Su-
pertor Court to-day decision was rendered in
tho case to set aside tho election IT the Calffor-
mia Mining Company, in which Judge Sullivan
held that only the actual oTners OF stock can
, 1881-03-06

vote. This will do nway with the practice OF
voting Trustee stock not owned by the glver OF
tho proxy, by means Of which mining company
elections are often controlled.
, 1881-03-06

sequentjy their present wants cnnnot be supplied
fast dss.ted. Take this EnurnsuR's dlspa,ch I'D
Tancl.g California; wheat just shipped IT, und on
, 1881-03-06

Tho total value Of the sales Of local aud mis-
cellaneous securities OH the ChicagoStock Board
for tho week ending March amounted to $123l, :
033; tor the previous week, $2257, ,4T4.
, 1881-03-06

NEW YonK. March 5.-Money market easy at
3ll-5, closing ut J. Prime mercantile paper, Gt1B.
dcsuaEd ~.
The following Is the weekly bank statement:
S3.lSole1; legal tender. decrease, Sl7, 1890; de-
pt,5it, decrease, s., ]. .I}; circt1llton decrease,
S.:j, 100: reserve, increase, S5S733s5. The banks
now hold t2si51,s5o less than the legal require
uaGntS.
, 1881-03-06
THE COURTS.



Anna L. Drocarny flied Il bill Saturday against
her husband, Charles 0. Brockway alias Chester
c. DrocSway, alias Charles Seymour. the noto-
rious foreer, asking for 4 divorce He married
her August l6, 1s.5, uuler the assumed name of
Charles Seymour, und lived with her until April
last TN the 18th of September, 1850, he was ur-
raigucd in Providence, L. l., before the Court Of
Common Pleas IL charge OF forgery, pleaded
*' nul:e con;endcre,' and Was sentenced to i've
wears imprisonment in the peuitentiary, which
judgment still remains in full force. 3Irs.
Brocluay therefore asks for divorce on tho
ground OF conviction Of felony
Jean nupt;ste CnEstantin asked for divorce
from Marie Louise Constantin, on the ground Of
adultery.
Judge Jameson granted divorce to Gertrude
1eist from Victor Lest, on the ground Of deser-
uun.
Judge Tuley granted Ike decree to Mary ].
Wilson fra1n George Wilson, on account OF his
ot1-rcpeuted acts Of cruelty.
4 decree OF divorce was issued by Judge Bar
num to William T. Buttcrsby from Jane Bat
tersty, On tic ground of adultery.
, 1881-03-06

UNITED STATES COURTS.
George ". Brown tiled bill Saturday against
John Mcfarland, to restrain him from using q
patent for IN improvement In seed planters,
issued Muy 8, 1855 TO complainant.
, 1881-03-06
ITEMS

ITEMS.
The resolutions of the Bar on the death Of the
late Joseph F. Bonticld were presented before
tho Circuit Court by Mr. II. l. Culver, with ap-
propriate remarks aud ordered spread on the
records by Judge Rogers.
It is expected to take up the gruycl-road quo
warranto casc Tuesdny before Judge Moran,
which will occupy the week.
, 1881-03-06

yITANTED LONE GOOD SECQ;Sssus
w hand Daniels piuner for planning timber, @p co.
scroll snw:,, stata lowest PRICE Nohfos* y ::
Lockport, ILL., F..
, 1881-03-06

A DUPLEX SAFETY BUILER-GAN-
~ not cxplodo: Rivrs uiost steam fur least ronsn
aHl will last on@er than any boiler eyer built
Elnetrs u1d .teum-users invited IL call and exam.aas
Or send for descriptive circular. Offices u Cor
ST., NUw iuFk, A1s1 T. EnnAl-st, Chicago
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

There has just been launched at
Chatham, England, the most re.
msrkuble and deadly vessel Of war
evpi constructed II il naDe1 tho
po!yphcuiua. anl is of 2,6lJ tons
weight, ahd will without doubt
prove tho most extraordinary ship
Of war alloat. She is novel aud PEE
culiar alike in form. structure. tit
tings aud arrangement OF armor
protection. and her weapon. will ne.
cessitate q new mode OF naval war.
fare rhe appearance she will pre-
sent At sea will bs that OF n cylinder
floating on its side, the top Of the
cylinder being only fonr feet six in
ches above the water line, The en-
tire hull il covered with steel ar.
NOR Of inm anse thickness. The
motive power Of the vessel is $500
horse power. and the only weap Gus
she i9 to carry is powerful ram
and tue deadly Whitehead torpedo.
Tho vessel is now out experiment
ing on her strength.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
81 Don't Want That Stuff. Vt

Is what lady of Boston said to her
husband when he brought home some
medicine to cure her of sick headache
and neuralgia which had made her
miserable for f11rtssn years. A
the first attack thereafter. 1t was ad
ministered to her with such good re-
suits that she continued its use until
cured, and was so enthusiastic in its
praise, that she induced twenty-five
of the best families in her circle to
adopt IT as their regular family medi.
cine. That "stulT'' is Hop Bitters. 49,
STANDARD.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The Temperance party is ont in n
call for State Temperance Confer
ence. tobo held in Altoona, on We'd
nesday, July l3, to consist of two
delegates from each State aud coun.
ty Temperance organization in Penn
sylvania. The purpose is to more
offectually organize tho Temperance
forces and unite them on common
platform "havins for its object tho
ultimate overthrow Of the liquor
traffic.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

Tho Canadas have lost 10000
inhabitants by emigration to the
Uhitod States. during the last year.
aud now there is an effort making to
induce the Irish people, who are
determined to flee from the op-
pressions inflicted upon them by the
English landlords, to locate on Can-
aiian soil. 10 this end, Sir John
Mcdonald, who is now in Loudon,
is turning his persuasive powers. lie
hopes to reach the ear Of the Irish
peasantry, and secure a favorable
consideration manly through the
influence Of the Catholic priest
hood.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

pittsburg Dispatch: "The first
quarter of Garfelds first year in the
Presidential chair was concluded on
Saturday. and it would be hard to
find tbree months in the career of
my President in which more has
been accomplished. His secretary
OF treasury has saved millions to the
country. His postmaster, gen eral
has saved milloG. Oilicia swind-
lers have been pusiiel to the wall
Machine politics have been given
death blow. The people will begin
to think that they have something
to say in the government Of the
country.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

II was announced in the New York
Legislature yesterday that the De-
mocrats intend to carry the State
next fall under any circumstances
There is scarcely any doubt of the
fact that that party comtemplates q
heavy purchase Of mules, aud it il
certain that the Republican party
can now supply them with few.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
Reports from tue Cheroke

Reports from tue Cherokee Ma
tion, Indian Territory, state that a
reign of terror exists. The Indians
are driving out the white settlers,
killing their cattle and burning their
houses. The Indians were to meet
at the Council House on Wednesday
for general muster. Much blood.
ahed is expected,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
s..rs~ws.srsxnzD..-m.-a

State Treasurer Butler would not
pay more than $1,000 and mileage
to the members OF the State Legis,
lature, The alditioual 500 which
they had voted themselves for their
extra service, beyond the regular
session OF one hundred days, is,
therefore. in dispute aud the courts
Willie obliged to decide whether
they shall receive it or not.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The locusts appeared in Ken
lucky and Southern Illinois about
three weeks ago, and have increased
alarmingly. They have begun
ravaging the fruit trees and the
cereal crops and bid fair to do great
damage. The appearance of the
pest has been followed by conside r.
able illness.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The tents, horses and psrapherna.
liza OF the "Great London Show" q
circus. was seized by deputy sLerifl
from Chicago, at Des PLANES, Iii,
nois on Saturday afternoon Just as
performance was about to begin
Ths ssiznre was made on an attach
meot for dcbt Of $500 The cir-
cas material yss taken 10 thicsso
on Monday.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The heirs of man six months
dead, in North Attleboro. Mass
unable TO fud the papers containing
the records of his property, dug up
bis body aud found them and $50 in
money in the pocket Of the mould.
ering coat iu which he had been
buried,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

A body which il almost beyond
lonbt that.of 7, Howard Peterson,
of Philadelphia, who mysteriously
disappeared from his ho tel atAtlantic
City on February 9th last, was
thrown mp by the waves day or
two ago on Tathan's bench, about
twelve miles above Caps Nay. Til g
discovery was made by boys at play.
The body was badly decomposed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
Twenty-Five Indian girls mud

Twenty-Five Indian girls aud boys
from tho Carlisle Training Schoo
left on Saturday morning for tue
Delaware Valley, Bucks county, to
he placed on farms, mostly among
he Friends, during vacation. Twen,
ty more left for summer houses aud
farm work near Bloomsbarg. O.h-
ers find places in the Cumberland
Valley.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

There Is live baby out in Nlichi-
gan that weighed only a pound when
born. and it is making more noise in
the newspapers, and probably some-
where else, than horse race or n
boiler explosion.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The first annual examination Of
the pnpils Of the Iudian Training
School OF Carlisle, took place on
Thursday Of last week. A snrpris-
ing progress VAS shown by tue In
dian children.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

The Cincinnati Commercial con
tinues to wage bitter warfare
against the trade unionists OF tha,
city. aud especially the striking iron
workers, whom il alleges are trans.
ferriDg its iron trade to Pittsburg.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

American horses are now taking
first donors in Europe. The vi c,
tory at Epson has been followed bs
another at Paris the American colt
"Foxhall," owned by j. r. Keene
having won the "Grand Prize OF
Paris on the 18th inst. The prize
is 100000 francs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30

u ia officially stated that, by the
fire in Quebec on the night OF the
sth instant. 642 houses we're des
troyed, anl 1921 families, co listing
Of 6O2s individuals rendered home.
less. Two-tLirds OF the homeless
have lost all they possessed.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-06-30
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In he matter ofMc ,Siaie Of Anna Shu.
del, deceased.
VHE undersigned Auditor appoint
L eel By tho Court to distribute tho funds In
tho hands Of John y. Meisor aud Perry VI.
Helm Administrators OF Anna shaded, deed,
Will meet the parties IN interest at H. otilco In
Altddoburg, on "Wednesday, Aui. ad, at y
O'Clock A. VI at which t'mo AMI plt'o all per.
hoa- hnyiHg claimJ are requisite | T. present
ihom duly Authenticated, or be dsblrro from
coming IN on said iund.
LIB. wUNDERLEY.
June 80, 1851. Auditor.