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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

-Jn nSsph Earue. F.sQ.- Admiuist-arar aF
Ms May Ann Bradlev late uf Ileretto boz
ouEn, deeeassG- vii offer a. puhllc safe g.
lt C'cinCk A. NJ, OF SATURDAY. q usE1 v-aek
8 large iu- o. persona property belonging u
sac deeeusHE, Euch - COWS hogs buggy
wagon and large lot q household goods
1ss nlss1e-E printed az cuis of1ica
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

DT-EEs-s TEAT CAs-E TTz--E-Tucse ar
gua--fe1 win uu- worthy rUwusmaU. M
-i.-- .H= Owens. uusl have noticed -uGr n
walks win p peculiar son OF linn t- one o.
Els legs The manner iu which tHie lame
ness was produced a. related rC us uV A-
Owens himself. was win the attendant CIR
0uuls-9U~-- suflgieut'T strange 10 HEu- ~arf-
-al A-- Owens came % 1E.z place from
ll-= Ir May 1850. and SOON Efle-vlrE Sc
eU--C lnr along 3 i-E Er. II IL. =. DAVIS
Killed rev years since on urE -EII-uaC Dy
being -I-L over by Gue cg-S1 and EpvE-E. 9th
- persons clearing tha timber from s. piece
a- taI- 8 short distance eas- or town. Al
lne u1IulET uOu- OF & certain CaV after par
M=-5-E. Owens EuC Davis -eciIueC beneath
zla SHADE 0f tree which was Euuu- ru uE
re-H- and from which some Ha--duZeU Of
cilii'S had already uear cu-- and being S1Tue-
Vla- -e-iEueC ua-L -HlI asleep. Shortly az
TarwE-- Ny owens woke and llil LIs con-
plUI1I -Il- na lar had dream wue-e- O uE
saw lIe ---E under which they ware wing
Iat VIII o. -U.. weight uu0r them uU- tuH
1LE eject -tlF narration mad Oh either was
- g ---.-- Q lt5lsr IfI- ETi0 0llE-T EET. 2 second
GTiC -rI~c -Tme 1Ia dream was dreamed
l-IL related. and almost slull .-aT-Hus.v with
rs ia5- occurrence down came the --az v~izn
g c-EsL ulisI liia u-151-l--s forms Tf -ls -U-U
Iiz- --tE tEIlfTi- n-rfeH zE o. NJ Davis t---ETHI
with few Ftr-u- scratches Hu- Er- Owens
V-Ez jess fortunate. III addition 60 some So
we're bruises Ils rilHl faC was broken and
tEa- I= -a- reason why EI- lauriel' finn
which z---- gre lapse ~ nearly -yz-
El--- -l-z 5lG-T ulGT sound .Ee -Ia AsHu
1- ET old superstition. nu- we ErH assured
pr 81 Owens VINO B. ulE- 1F EE.rl1ru---
Va-l"-T -lG- = g. true Tr G. =-=H--5a rE--5r-
MARS The uIsuar occurred Est1u- TWO
veaE EE Ei-aT u5z E---UE 7r -rie place from hrs
u---vz aE-- HElas. and must ECvs been
looked M rT NJ Owens a= g most i- f.-,=r..tr-
Die welcome % -.s I1rl-- winch became
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

A DsTINTSTR AT0RsS NOTICE
- E7rzse or 3uHE Esr4ul-Fx azc'd.
ELa-l-E n=an pointed A1uli a. b1Els
unT . tlle estate Juru Bradley I4U-s-1c
i1TilEh tiaI1lrlr1a eoEIT1-F 1.ssazel. rH under
signed nereisT I1--tss persons indebted q saiC
es1are tra- 111us1 made UirnnIs1 De
and li1rzs HHTTs- claims
Gues1e1 @ TF7szHu- them iU la-ai form for settle
ulsut T[sSEFH Hr4r-T = a-u ufusF-~zru-
I.orar1n AIr-I q 7sEz-st
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

A UDIT0R-S NOTICF-Tbe un5z--
= Il sizuee aud it1- -ls rf-75fr=rlz-
tlT- q lutzss -1lznzE Tafl8-- q Ezr-I-rr-f1r al
F-lz eIe,l-1- OF The i1E- VII and restar1e-- a.
James = Ae--u-z-tl- dH-aaseE a. shrv-r ~ ~
4l-- i-lc p-t-1- a-1lUIL. hereby ug-lr.ez sf Tsa~
la luarezre1, rnE- hH VIII ~ ms rrfi-e IL ~
ela--tlrE- 1D -uTElrE i11E 1f 17sz 81 8 urafo-F =
r. - lLf Tu-lIEsE 1- attend M II tflF Eu-fe- 81
sal1 uuEc-urrlerlt- which -Inne urC r.fs~@ ~
persons Tuue-ezuec ma a-rHuG- lF -ter see rra-s-
81 = HZTITTE.llI. AufF-r-
F.-.ensL-u-r p AL ) Is..--e-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

DEu1cz-1uE OF -HE NV C0rr- Ho-eE
II hecI-Izsns ut CEmsrIa county are resnact-
fully invited t1 attend the dedf dfea-iur a4 the
new Court House ID EheusaurE on Thurs
cay l1e-5ll cEE q = e. ufZl- ~ 181- @ cl8ck
A
C1onlr7i-rsc ~ T1lr-it1tisr-F- A Shoerna Fer
D MeL.auCtliI- cyrus Eld=r. Q. y Easy
A Y Barker. Q. L DICK, " Il Sto-~
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

-a amman f.--rIau IF aiiisa-= 1F aie
Newman -.Ifera-y,l.nd Dramatic A=soe,a-J1T
u- - f-auclS -8.ieCe Il1-Httr. t8uE place
or 4asr sunday evening Au- G31 VII rls
following rHsuEr- President. Nsi McNHils
y I.F President = 1TlL =. It-uaw -esltzI---s
Ezelr-ns E.aII- Faee8rd1Tu Sss.e-a-E-r lanes
AaiE-Fer- Correspond ling ->eers-a-v LsaE-is
: E.aDuEl financial Ssc-H-aTr. z len E.ETls-
say Librarian F-11 ? i = o. Lli-aee1-s
FFu- J. D-CDuusL A-1Eu- Eaufrli- F=v
Francis Bradley and r = Toais The fn-
lcVlnc were added " tfE President tr the
Eze-cuzVE LDDu1-1sE james ? E-Hen-.
-tarnFz Kelly Rna =. = I1-7v. ard 20 1ne
-i1rrTEI11e ul ELE-s Thnu8s = kiIurIdH
y T. EHEneT- Daniel EEcusEL Thomas
. oil 0rtlEn and TB0maz 8saru- Ths ius1al-
la1inn o. officers v7Il 1sEE I5iace 0D Iiez-r SUD
r.Ey evening EDd WI 1e followed ny 3 lIrsr-
f--v HTIrH--ETTTrHut
Ii appears from some remarks MADE ny
uCUE Dean II lrE 3 Uu-Er 1EluU EuUE rv cont
-vre weeks arc v-na- rff@ Question ri --r1r7--
InC UosusE was ua1u-s nm. -us- lu--H az
u1l-v D-uE-esl licensed hotels III -la- cuuurv
-guF hugH f0- an1u- F-e-v seventeen rur-
C-au Inhabitants TINS IE at EUnzu-iauE -r
suIa. uuusaH- when compared VIA u0s7 q
1-a- u-ra- counties and -iIF wonder V-f-r IE
ls n1w q fasi-Ila -IiEa- I e1-rT-v ~7TI-a 1--Ir
81 -Hv -Eve-Hs "sIfct 2 c1TlE-EL- uT--Cr and
-Ii-z .al.-lIi- warfare eau Bs Eeur u between
lie two G-rlsiOus NJ -he grand uic t4suuuI8-
csE pl-E as EEr one eE- see f8- HIUssH Z
vTlC reads ChE weekly iszuaz ~ rhH El05s and
,50t--ra. rtfe 0--TgrE q me -vro rirH factions
There must BE- some other ea use 18au -nE
l-us-ssn H1te. 0G-s f8r The wa 20 1ha knife
Euc tue knife ~ The fiI- rnat has b0Hu raging
FOR wee Is between the friends ~ ere Ef1bE
and Cn- friends Of 1ile ,71t~Hul and II E1uus
-ne 2 lection - Two dslsEut-s So -nH EaUuH-
-IeaI state convention n na1 can .l DE
w llI@ g freight tram was swinging N
some empty cars n C1EeEvl-lr- tHrw=eI
ts.al-sTl.iH luC tns Ir-e-=aoci0r 1u as- Sal
U-lET E-le-u01u. uIuF Of them -ar over z
cuup Er lHa- p8In- instantly EiiI7ncE brake
p al lzule1 Barry Fleming. wiI1 EVec with
lls mother az HiGI-sviils. Later iu luE dHv-
and vuHr me same train waz within three
II if.s 1- Indiana it -Hr over AI- N lIliHu A.
LHUnrel-- The venerable fG-ua- " EUuCuotu-
Harvey 3. Campbell now 0f the Williams
burg branch erHIu. uU- 81 one time g brake
man ur the 2 E c = p and q resident Of
this place. TuEuClIuC his b1-v III horrible
manner and killing him Ius1HuaiE. NJ.
Campbell was discovered irIuC across one ~
the rails near uiz own home when the r~aiu
ETr-uaeneC him. nTt II was -neu zoo late 70
save INN 1~uu Che shocking death winch so
speedily overlook him Bow he came u be
on ruH track Is ut course uirDrF-ue- q matter
~ cuf lec-u-s nur the TresuulTl Tl-i1r ls -HEr M
was r-7=--ErHC -Tv e stroke Of some KIND De
was aged about = veE-s and where Bes-
E-IUWU V-Es most esteemed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

SHEB1F F.-The undersigned WI f,s
- zarlriCare fe- nom lirla-fuu e. ef,e sr--.--s
n Er 1Ea-5 e i-lI-. sut7ect 81 course
g. shs rules of 1i4e part f1- tfe oFFs of s,is- II
LLllii-la eoEurs and hopes n n deemed Ea-rfr
q m lsrlslfle enI-sl ls--i0Tl of ms personal srf
pl-i5icA- -leIslz JOS , DCEBLE
allegheny Tvp-. Ar-lI q 1ssz.-1e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

.-aeo1 HtrI-s-. CuusulsuEb Bu-r- zIisv
y y IE ie-. y ash llg-rur L1v-usi-II !. ZIle-z
LAEE N--ICE al who z-e concerned q ---7r ~.
ll-aiEelnsu-- --lz- At AETaE- viii be HarE e. ---
~ ---issL1lta-r I-fl7e- ta.-rLE The EE-
yuL llIIE proper.
= s ETEL- Aup-ziss-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

\ delicious odU- i impaired tx FIr5-as-1--
l5oioEle Wilieh Is q ways refreshing, no mat
1aT how freely used
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

FIRST Session OF the Esae-zag-1--r-

: E-zt Session or The EZ-8e-sE5-1--r-
<c11ua- Institute
TTTEfE TElAETzlI-E who ilaz -lssr q -hs u-dI-
l. Dz-1 rlu-lne o =et1l Esl-E i-ls a-EsIra ed s1f0u
and uv superior mCurnI and physical en- l-r1-a naf.
its. modes aL lhutIEi.- and a1lsilrl1I1E has hesr
enabled teach win I1iesI77c and satisfaction tU
himself sHd win honor rU -he profession Those
VIM rise higher u ~ rusu-H trimming results
are accomplished only 1J E-Uy s1l1 g.a-lIlrs of -ic
i Is uot lack OF rEleut time or ruuusr. nm the
zee = - El- -s-eEli- -ll's-31 q Au1li--s CT
me sru6Ii- dsmund eauss1loua- ll-o--ezz. the
profession demand -Te tas- lEu-. -uf sIse
els preparation II1ss1 lu the IE-r OF teachers
Tine --aa-ss- v7arr af -hc age IS me VAN aF Foo5
DESIGN
Tht design % -he Normal 1us-f-ut tE tr provide
neztcT teachers fo- g amt t-la r1uu-fl furnish
-auu stare Normal >s-h1u---r r--ar7rlufa-s
-ouu- -1Hn and women VINO are u-er-ius 10 -aach
and q advance -ns cz.uss o[ sduca-iuI.-
I&STRT- CTICNS-
TnurUuEh us--ue1iuu VII be given II al h-suel-
ss THAI students desire So szuny- Special arIeu-
cs-tifirar-=. bu- students vino ara prepared
WI be encouraged 70 IaHe II. other studies
Physiologv- BOOK -Kaar.tuE- Ge1maz-y. Botany
z--uc-Lou IL Fo-al a-usir Wiz also b. gwen
MODEL. SCHOOL
Tlts MODEL S-so1l VII te COMPOSED oF the pupils
o. me EsensDurz F'lIilie Schools.
The design CT ts Model sche0 iE 17-r-foIG FIRST.
D--saus uu- students with al example OF v7fa-
3 public school should be and SECOND o. fu-u -sh
8 place where they us- observe lhe ues- methods
iu use and learn hE -rial nov tu puz lhso-y into
practise
EfuuU-rur fries vii re given send artE IN VISIT -s
AIudei School where they irue1s -fle oTre-H-
-ioL of ETr-1E-l me-fsals under le of
chr manager u1 lhe sglgu4- The ~uIsa-frs-
uHudsu- Flll e ETsecat-E ~ trIE ueI1--uIfu-.
L.sacde-z VII Hlee- -Taee FscE fu- class --I-f-
rIsu Ell discussion e- T1-E. a. which times cus
eZcs suclss and defects % methods wiz be point
&c out- t6a- al 1a- I171iit thg-sHT
TERMS. &c
T-hs Norma Instl-urs WI open OF Eo-ld-z Hf1F
8. T3z Length Of u-sels- Tuition.
Icache-s Course, 500 Tor Preparatory Course.
sEgD
cToa5 noarf3us i,e secured for s. or rer wesk
Students whC vfsn boarding sesu-zL before 1hs
uTlsutnE o. scauul EnnulG we ef-s- uF
derslEuel
CELLA&ECT
T5c-I0ua-ies, ElucvrluuedEaz. and al necessary
books o. reie-anee VII - a. disposal 81 students
q A4irerE-T Sucla-T vi D. organized ans IL
c8uus--ioU El-D -tE regular lu7--uc-i1uE uf -ls
school vi surl students 1ne gI5f8rlu1li-isE f1-
tt-e-I-T culture
students recon- ulendHL rr b-IuZ AL teT--
BOOKS and u-Ee- nouEs u- reference. the topical
y arrenGauee -ils f-s- day OF sehso-- 1su ez--a
charge tl- ui-nz- s-uiiIEs-
L STEAFEk
@ RIDDLE
NH Is dsslzzhfs thaF stude1lrs confer with
n - Lnel- e-lles. cc-Tezllsree before -1s school
1Ileus- fSz---I
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TOR A ASSENBLT T.-Ths UNDERSIGNED
Il offers hiussl. o. rtH LtauH--ucr or g1.u7-l-ls
county 81 candidate fl- -lIs Llarzln-ur. and E
fGuuC rr1-sT cne Eu-l-s1-- ms al - -
i1F -fenilr-a-E - ere coming rl-lurrF af+rs5a-
an1 = al11 1-ze - --le pole IL = oven mex ~
pi7-Ee riulsel Or serve -he irts-H7-z ar a. -ar-
ee-ue- g. ire nez- ui EiE Eaill-F ana eHtf-s r-=-
gard lasE u' ei-ls- fsa-- tHT1- r- ste---a1.
Ilf-LF'l Lz[---V ALI
E1ausuu-E. sIGroh Il Isz--1u+
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28
| UArT(ISTFAT1ES NnrrrF

A DAEEISTR NOTICE
- t-Erars uf M a ~ FlEs rl-r-~ 5e~-r
Are-tcrF u- Al M 10 lE--s-l1E -tra estate n
Ma am 1-al 'H-- late gf LT-s-11 i.T-TuEE de-
csase-- having been LzEueC rr me uu1H-= l-ral
-te t.aEIs1H- q -Er-i-ls -1LI-T a. Ile-sll-E
LIE lle-T-H-=eF Indebted SAID Ie-atr
NOTIFIED 1hG- rEzueTr 81 ruf-al and
-t1ze harfuE cluIllE dH--E1Gz lzalUT- -ts sane
vi serve Their uFL Interests fT T-se-----E then
properly E-unafe1 fr- sH-- Ierueul.
I0,~Et'H Ellf5 .. AdElulz--ald-.
Iau-strr AMI 2 1Es--E-
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Two FARMS At PRIVATE SALE

W ---l-l-Aa 4 -
TF'ELE undersigned Offers f1- sale o. -a-- rr-.=--
ste 1-l-ss and aH-T Il- 1ls-L-z lre E1-Ir7-
uesc-lrer -ez- estate si-lErs l-u1lz-a- -ru--
sE-r. Hlul-T-lE cuuu-T- o. VIZ.
FAKH No j. CONTAIETyE 90 ACRES.
more u- less. in suud state ar -uL-f-u-sar win
leFel LOG e11T-sE = zuel EEEE-E EsEE suE -HH
necessary ou5nuilllIF5 -hH-=oU erected.
FAKM No >. CONTAINING sc ACRES.
uo-e O less ls also lr excel lu- ztE1s NJ cI-l-
LllE Euc has thereon e-a--al q substantial --1rF
E1uI6E and liE uEuzl Hu-uu lltIlus-s
HE TWO FARMS
aou7s ussc-isH ueErzd close -te -u-rlr1Ii-e
Et--llL uue naf mile " 1ne -lliH-a 1-urs-s- r-
lhe = e O. Z Z three l.-l1 l.l-l .l-- z-1z- --a-
SOC >sa-l1E- p Z X s1l DOB UU-r more -hEr
lnii- distance from E,nsIsru--r- There q Et-f--
llE .ff--EzsE-1 OF choice t--it and luu1lu-. ur
pure water OF sHrt af -hs farms good vel ils IA
Fi---u re fas1 Uf -re house or che fu-u f-=t raE
e bee Nea-tE al -nr iE1C clss-e1 an urls-
euI-l-H-igU
Ia te-suus w-sf.iuE rr gsr--llllss either ar
pT q e-Sre-lt JOIN RI .Trfl1s--1v-r- e- q
-nf owner tire premises IT ~ E.f-=EES
A unste- IET-- ATI--l - 1ssz -zu--
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N-B-Ii Is dssl--bls tllaI ssuds1l1s eonfs- win
opens. rSZ---1
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WHEyCE CBMEs THF TyBgvuFR
P0PTLAEITT OF
AllGOckS Porous Pla>tarS7

Because they have proved 1tfmsalres
the BeS External Remedy HTE invent
ei- They VII cuH asthma. colds.
coughs, rheumatism. neuralgia. and
any lUGa- ptilS
Applied 20 me small Of rbs back.
-DeT are iIf8Iible II PATE-ACEF.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. EBf all Ki5uFT
troubles; % tbt Vi1 Of tas ssmaer.
t1gy Ert e sErH cure fr DTSFEqSIh
and LIVER COMPLAINT
ELLCOCES POROUS
PLAS Frs ErB painless. f-s-
giant. and Cuck 70 cUrB. Beware or
limitations I-E1 blister End bun. Gef
ALLC0Ih'S t1f u1ly GHIUinf Pueus
Plaster. -
r. l. T1L-=---, -EE- Eu--.
--H --.
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CARPENTERS, TOOLS
- Hl1ETETL- nm TITILTTE

e -zz----E- L-f-- -Lu- -
FEF'E-E ARD -i-L r--l-T--=- T--r--i--v- EEz-r--s-
AEz @1Alit- 8-A-I Rs -4-Tr--=--s7- aSz--T -
salt -ne t-=s- . lie wu-ll fl- -ul-v ruc -stls
use -nHu-E- ROCK SAT- tie =t-a-s=s- au1
ue7- f1- feel-uE Live SrHeE LzE--I ~ E--F-E
TT ~ Lr- .'Is-EF-E rs -r1z rss- r-r
tL-t.E E-A- E4TEET = II F-E-T-T "a U-Er% WA
1---r. Pc E--tinlH-- EE--TIT-E--1E = H-C .--r
.zttL~ Che lE-lHr- r-H1F 1-1E II -f--r-E 81
CT shapes Eur zlEeE E-C superior F-l-f H-s- rr-
le-e- r7- 7-ts . Eltag-1tIr--l -U- rr E-----
tf->-l = of rtr -ua9- f-sz1-1I.H -H--- w
-f.N CLASS. OBS PANTS T-
h-tA------e- &C. ----s--lE'- V--t E---f AID u1n--
ulH-E =-elE 1. crr.ea
EEOCERTES. TOBACCO AEn SEEARS.
as vel --uuElI-ds r-1a- ru-asu- and need sI-
E--.1las II -a-- ara r---ar Ele ==- 3
e. . zll1-- u1-lcs r---r -ur l-uE WINS
lC 1-e- t1- sz my Tl-E be- a. r--rr--
--Ass - 1-a---- While -I-- VII -r-E-l1Err be-
SOLD AT EtLFL L1hr PRICE
- 1E~lrE had uH--.r rs z---r-r-E-
Efs1E -- ana Ele EHrl= I.u1 an a-l--le
O. slIl-r ~ ---s-l--z-s VIZ --E -ls= -ts
1---Ee-- GIVE lt-.s-r Etl-r rru- r-.--1-s-
lrs- -l-E- E-- Pc --r-ial -tll- les- avn
zns clsElis5-. and ---l- - uH-H- lz-E -r Hu-
le--l- --le.a simply -HEsl
iE 81 -I1-7Tl--r.H ia-- --a- zucL l7-1E 20
--ls Lszl-=E- -1s fu1
GEO. HUNT ~
Al-raIEllE---. Er-l 1879
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LPPRLISEEEKI

-1t euus-s ore ana Lscul1s-Ic Il s--t.ar.-
A C-s-- -flslll arF sEl trsFHrE IL Cambria -uu1s-
y VI Il-s notice cnzt LheE nE-s clGszec anL AZ
t-s-sec u -ne uuua-slsr Appraiser fo- -ts veu-
ls8. - f1li1uE=
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

A S>EM 81 -EuTT0R FE.F-rs-s7S
- A-1- 81 t'iezse announce -lr ululr or
y AElHl7rH- u- lln-s--c e. caufis-rs f.r- nzse-.
L-1 sl5ect y -re Tul-a ~ lisrrfr--z-ic r--r 1s
q Ne1-Ls-ia c1Ll1l-F AA1I DEMO- i ATs
Il1-sr-d HLa-ct = Essz -s5=
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quart 1zuENsE
3 John Inv s. Z son -E1t--r---r H1-5r p
e. Flsus- e Co. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-04
THE ARMY And NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-General Gustavus a.
DeRussey neutenanrcoonel Sd Artillery placed on
the retired list day under the operations OF the act Of
August Z. 1852 The following named officers will be
relieved from their present duties and will report by
letter to the Cnief signal Officer othe Army for duty
acting gna officers: FirsLeutenant Sedgwick Pratt,
80 Artillery; second Lieutenant f. +. Hobbs2d ARTILLERY
The superintendent OF the Mounted Recruiting Service
Las been directed fifty recruits TO be prepared
aud forwarded under proper charge to Santa Fe " NJ
for assignment to the 4tn Cavalry.
Lieutenant Zera l. Tanner has been detachedfrOm
his present duties and ordered TO command the Fish
Commission steamer AbatrOss the 10th inst; Lieu
Schroeder from special duty In the Bu-
leau Navigation the An INST, ana ordered 70 the
ibatross executive officer on the lOtn nst Master
j Marshall Robinson, from the photographic Office on
the o. s and ordered 10 the United states steamer
Kcarsarge on tue 7tn: Midshipnan Charles NJ. I'M
from the receiving ship wabash, and Ordered to the
United states Enterprise on the 1Otn INST;
Passed Assistant -Euuncer George W. Baird FROM his
present dues and ordered 10 the ADaOss Oh the 18th
lust.
The United states steamer POwhatan LETT Portsmouth,
y. H., rruay evening Tor Boston.
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The five Assessors
and United States 5upervsOrs arrested yesterday ior
making fraudulent and fictitious registration OF voters
together with a Supervisor taken into custody this
morning, were given hearing tins afternoon before
United States Commissioner Gibbons. The first case
called a. that irregularities IN the fret division
Of the Fifth Ward in which James Wilson and Charles
Marsh. United states Supervisors, and John Myers
lodging house keeper, the defendants. Myers ae-
knowledgcd that thee were tweny-one persons regis
tered lTOm his place OF whom he lad no knowledge.
lestiinouy tu tnls effect offered b. Deputy United
states Marshal Cake, who further stated that haif
dozen nc, Ous names Aad been placed the back or
the Assessors list Ine accused held In 1000
each 10 IN court
Ine attorney for the defendants declared that there
was pie fOr discovery OF similar frauds IN
tue SeVcuiu and Flint Wards
Tue case against samuel Welsenthal and John Mooney
Untcu StItes SuptrysOs, and joan Hdrty, Assessor.
cnargcd with fraudulent registrations IN tho elSIlh
division of the Fourth Ward, next called. lesti-
mOuy was produced snow mat al efforts To mud the
persons at various houses III Alaska ST. faed
to them returned 10 tn POst once
The COMMISSIONER, Al the request o tue Dstric -Attet
ney held tie accused PERSONS IOr further hearing on
Monday, November Is.
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cable messages and hundreds OF letters were sent IN al
directions suspending orders for goods
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday, Nov. 3. 1887
PhylloIera have appeared in the vineyards In INC
Province of Barcelona.
An election for member Of Parliament was heiu III
Edinburg to-day. Mr. Waddy received s.454 Vote7' an
NJ. Renton 77IS. Both candidates were Loerais- M
waddy considered tho dsestablishment OF tne ,ored
church not a pressing question, whlle MI heHVo4 Il"
lmIne ediate disestabshment
MONTREAL, Nov. 3-The Allan Steamship Oonp''
has taken action against The witness for S5o'oOo u
aces for libel in not retractng statements maue
the treatment OF passengers on the steamer 0a
VICTORIA b. C., Nov. 3.-The Governor"
speaks in hopeful strain OF the future OF tue r'o'
his speech at the civic banquet made most iaVoraoe
impression and has the means OF directing the at
en,lon O. the people TO several latent resources IS
sY,J that the Princess will remain at victoria unsI
spng she is so charmed with the country ana tho eh
mnte.
PANAMA. Oct. 2j,-Tbe Presidential election TOOK
place throughout the Republic Of Nicaragua hms early
moath No disturbances occurred It believed thar Dr.
Cardenas been elected by an Overwhelming ihaJo'J
KINGSTON jamaica Oct 27.-rhe crop Of oranges here
will be very large The Atlas steamers. which now
leave this port weekly for NewYork are unable TO take
all The fruit offered The AlveriA, which sails today
leaves several hundred barrels Of oranges Oh lhe
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ALLEGED TAX OFFICE FRAUDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-When spoken to
to-day III reference to assertion OF e1TaI CLERK
Hane that not ess than S1OOO0OO OF State taxes we're
stolen during the OF former receiver MI Hunter
present Receiver Of Taxes said: "Hanes declaration
that four weeks time granted him he could I'M
earth stupendous frauds nay be taken for what 1t Is
worth. He made such assertions before. As to his
statement that be give the names OF well-knoWh
politicians who benz fitted by a remission OF tax
penalties only say that the books can give the
same information Regarding the state taxes. want TO
cay that have no recJ.d Of the tax on bank stocks
which pad to former receivers There may De suel
a record bat il there Is have never seen H. FOR tue
past three years bank stocks has Deen
paid 10 the state authorize, but formerly II was COZ
ltctcd by Receiver Of Taxes ard then urned over 70
Treasurer. some time ago, while the inVesu-
CATION guIug bank president came 10 ne huu
said ne wanted know wiener me state tax Whch ne
lad paC former receiver nad found It. way intO th
State Treasury After uquirng INTO the matter found
that there record tis Once OF any such pay
mems ana told hun tnat | could not ennghen MN.
What became o! the money / unable To say I1e
truth Is the Tax Gnce Investigation not yet ended IL
is IN TIE state Inc AlnshOuse nVcsilgalOh SIX
montns ago we have Jny gone skin deep, just ~ he
had and there VINO could tell Us ali aoOut tAe
matter just the Almshouse eontractors did Perhaps
Hdnel l. Ol tHen ana perhaps ne c0d tell us soHe
thing that would enable u 10 20 doepe. down"
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METHODIST GEyER4L couulTTEE.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3.-The General Com
miftee o Church Extension OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church continued today Bishop Wiley In the
chair The committee exceptional cases presented
report, which was taken up item by item. They
recommended first. that the Winthrop Street
Church, Boston, be excepted from the rule OF
limitation, and that the board grant the
desired relief The recommendation was agrect 70. In
ho oec oHd place toe commit recommended that the
church In salem Oregon, DO excepted from the rules Of
limitation. and that "a loan be made To that church OF
- 900 such ra,e Of interest the board may decide
upon, conditioned upon the payment OF 5000 per anDum
on the principal until the entire debt Is paid
The recomInen lallon was adopted Third the commit
tee recommend tuat It Pauls Church, Toledo, Dc e&
Of Indebtedness already pledged b. the Central
Ohio Conference be app0rt0ucd 10 that conference
with permission given them to draw ne mount
collected regular form rO the treasury OF tAr bodF
Of Church Extension. The recommendation was aSreeu
to. -,
Fo,rtbWth regard to the churches q; Monroe Meh.,
and Bath, Me- the committee recommend thclf
exception flom the rule Of Limitation anu
that TIE board administer such ftiSl h7
IN their Judgment II proper Agreed 10
The Rev. Bernard Kelly was recommended ioI the posi-
ton agent FOR cnurcA educes II sil
Western towns Inc seventh anniversary oI TIE Oo"rd
Vac celebrated tonight