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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS, the Hon. Adam hoy, Presi5snt
ludEs e the saft q Cuunan Psss Of the tSh Judicial
nistftt cgbsisting q the cuuntiss q Cehtre. and
IIsHslnFdon and The Hon. =, q. Larimer and the
Hon y Saith. Associate IudFss ts Centre oessty,
having issusd their rsosp tearing date the 2tth day
~ pso. lss3 % ne cirerted Cor hoiding Court u
oyvS and TermlnsF asd General Jail Delivery ard
Quarter Essons uf the peare In Beilefouts foF che
county q CentFe, and 70 cummsBes ca the tth Mon.
daf Il gsbuafy merit bsinE the 18th day q gzaaary
1884. and b. ooatinDe tso Sesk. N0ticsis hsrety
given D. The CoroseF Jnsies~ n the Peace AiAsFen
and CosstAss q ssd county q Centra that thsy bs
thea zbd there n their rFoPsr srsan ai 10 eciock
IN The foreDooa q ssia esy sth thsar reooF taeui
eitiaas, sxaBiBstisua, ant their rememhfznosa,
b d tAsse thaEs shich b their oe app~FtAina b
be dnne and thee uho bend in FeogniEanoss %
prseeuts against the pssnsrs that shall - In
tbs jail ~ Centre oeuBty - thsn sna there b fToee
cute aEainst then shall Be gusi.
Given under ny hard. II beiisfonse. The sstk DAY
q D~osmber IN the year of Lord fs and the one
hundrd and ssventh year Of The fHdsPspdsocs q The
Ualtsd States THOMAS ,. DuSEEL. sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
Personal.

Mr.. Jas. Hughes returned from his
visit home to Princeton college on
"Wednesday afternoon.
Our friend, Howard Spangler, is run.
ming the pool room in the Bush House
block
Mr.. Daniel Myers, accompanied by
his charming sister, Miss Sadie, are Wis
iting among friends and relatives in
Clearfeld county.
Messrs. w. e. and l.. G.. Lingle, of
Philipsburg, were visiting at the home
of their parents, on Spring street, sever
al days last week.
DR.. T. II. Hayes and wife arrived
home from their extended trip to Eu'
rope few days since, very much bene.
fitted in health. This trip throughout
was very pleasant and agreeable.
Mr.. Reuben Fishburn a former resi-.
dent of Centre county, but now Of
Wyandotte, Kansas, arrived here Tues.
day evening, and will spend several
weeks in this section visiting among
friends and relatives,
Our genial and pleasant friend, John
Rishel, Esq., Of Potter township, looked
IN upon us on Saturday last. Mr.. Rish.
FL is one Of the substantial and popular
Democrats of that township, and stood
high on the returns for Associate Judge
Tor this county last fall.
Onr valuable friend, Hon. ]. 3. Linn,
favored Us, at the same time, with an
agreeable visit, which We trust he will
repeat often at bis leisure.
Mr. J. p. Condo, of Penn Hall, has
gain made arrangements to travel for
he well known Grocery Houseof Smith,
Foster & Co., of Philadelphia. Mr.. Eos
ter has served in the employ Of the
above firm for number Of years, and
j. a first class salesman.
We had very pleasant call from our
genial friend, Mr.. Geo. ". Williams. Of
Bo1l,hure. on Friday last. Drop m to
zee us again, George.
W. !. Carliu. E,q.. the worldly Justice
Of tile Peace Of Rahcr,hurr. bought slr.
Straycr's property al that place and will
move into it about April 1T, Mr.. Carlin.
bcsidc- dealing out Justice. can deal sou
out fr,t.cla.- sewing machine or az
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

WINTER ExoRsioN TIcKETs. In view
Of the increasing popularity of winter
trips 10 the seaside and 10 Florida, and
che demand for round.trip tickets to
the prominent resorts, the Pennsylva.
MIA Railroad Company, commencing
Tuesday, January lst, 1884, will place
on sale, st principal stations, excursion
tickets 10 Cape May, Cape May Point,
Atlantic City, Old Point Comfort, Va,
and Jacksonville. Florida. These ex.
cursion tickets will be entitled to all the
privileges Of other first class tickess,
and permit the holder TO stop off en-
route where such privileges Is granted
on other frat class tickets. The return
coupons Of these tickets will be accept
ed until May 3lst, 1884, except those to
Jacksonville, which, under certain cir.
cumstances, have special limitations,
details Of which, as well as q copy Of an
illustrated mpletcontaining rates and
appropriate descriptive matter, can be
obtained upon application 10 nearest
ticket agent.
very attractive book, descriptive of
the above winter excursion, has been
published by the Pennsvlvanis Railroad
Company which can be procured either
By letter or in person upon application
TO Theodore E. Watt, Passenger Agent,
West District, 40, Fifth Avenue, Pitts.
burg, Pa
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sHERrFF'S SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fiera
rseiss LsvAri TsoiAs aai veadtaai Exponss. tsssed
out of the Court of oommeB Pleas e CeutrS eeuaty
anA 10 ne drestod vii he sxpossd - pahlls sais In
The osart Houss. In the RsroasA of Bsiissouss. 90
SATURDAY, JANUARY - A. y. 1884,
The following property. % wisi
No.i. An that nsssuaes, tsnensat and lot of isnd
sitasse IN UnloavtIle bsrosgh, and kneun - lots
u said borough, e. recerdod in Miseeilanrcus Book
81" cage k3t ln he cfAe4 ~ receFaing aeeaz etc
In Centre county aid igts bsing bouaaed and ssscfb
sd as fellows beginning - post 90 The porth side
Of Ailsghsny street thsses hy a. alley nestA =
Loo feet HiEh street tbspce aaong I'D street
100 FEET 70 sey thsbos along MI alley - sAsi
10 feet 70 Allegheny street. thence aioug sad street
lg feet 70 place q beginning hiaE he safs tfart
which Vim. 2. Fisher and Esthef, he wife, b their
deed dated Tth Of Nay. a. D. isdo. zsd recorded IN
q snio q. Nd J. ". EssvsIls. Isrts ssrsso.
Seized. taken in exscutlsn, and to - eold ha The
rrupsfty q o. ". Vanvsiis, sxecuteE 81 S.W. Fas-
vAlin aeceas~d.
Ne An that certain lot o. r4ecs 81 Krusnd sta
aia IN the bareaah of hliEhsln. csasFa county. p
b0uudei and described. as foiiswsi o. The ~est ~
turupke north BY an nilsy, est y sane, seaih ~
81 = enc and hAlf stofy ftsne honse, stable ana
ether oat tuiidihza
ALSO. an thai eefsain traes u timber land situate
IN Peea township. tenure ceenty Pa. teuNdea - che
west - lands 4 \. q. Cssnrtsil, 81 she ssatA ~
lands q John EeFn. On the east - iand q l. II.
welsss and o. ihe acfih ty isuas e u. hoiIiaEsr,
and ushsts containing esssn acfss ssfs o. lss. No
buildings.
Fsises. takea Il sxreussaa. ana - be soia e she
rrupsrty u urikh Raiftnydsf.
Ne B All ths asf~n8snts fisht, title and Interest
u aBd 3 certain - o tis q gresnf shaate II
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEG z.



Tlslnstitsgau ts tseAied 10 enc Of the mest beaa.
tfui aad sts n the eatire Aieghsny r.gien.
- 0psu studcnts Of both ssxsa. and esFa the fsi
ioving Courses q study
Pail Classical yeufss % FosF Tears.
2. A 1Asn Scientific esarse.
}. Pull scIsntihc csHrss of Foss fean.
I. The foilo~ins SPECIAL COURSES. sf tee yssss
each fsllowing The arut two years Of ths seieuti-
"a Course (a) AeRtcuLTuRB: (bl NATURAL
HISTORY tc) CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS tal
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
A shcri SPECIAL COURSE II Agrlcuitsrs.
4. A short SPECIAL COURSE IN Chemistry.
:. A Classical and selsaiiac Preparatory ossFs.
:. SPECIAL COURSES are arranged e inert che
wants Il lndiyidazi students.
Military argll is re4aired. Expenses fas beard aaa
fssIdenals very low, Tuitga free. YeunK iadiss
a#4 charge # cpnpelsat iadY Principal.
Nef Catalogues o. other Information, address
Gro. y. AruEkToN, pFssspaxq.
kfa4r cct1HeE, Ctsfas o.. Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

iNAEsrONbEsoS, containing 4 important news solicit
81 from Auy part "t the county. No commune stsns
s-.'sl 1nles- accompanied by the real name Of the
wTitsf.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
I EGAI NOTICE :

n Noiira n hereby given - aiI rsrtous iutsfested
thst the ioio~ing lnventoriss u the gnds nd hat
iols - spaH - ~ii'ws undsr the rrotisiaus the
Act Of liih 81 Aprii 4 . 1861 have been yrs,,n.5
ni 81 b. the Court aud hsd IN The once " the C'ett
~ the Orphans Court - Csnifc county ana II no a.
opiphs b" hIe ihri~'o gn ef befafs the fst d., u
next term The cam" VII bs o9uhrfusd hiisUIutsis
let. hrpraisrm"nt ~ the real estate of ThaiBa.
N02Hlllin, lais ~ waller iavnship deceased a. sst
Agaft 81 his sidHw Hsihafinr NrQuiWn
n lnrsniotf - the i-rfspnai property ~ Aaron 2
ksAafa' let - alAsf tsvnsip gaceas.8 s. tst en-
by he widow. Maths H.shafds
- i1FrhiafJ ~ ihH fsfsIBai property Il nf d J
Uiiih.sh late ~ Nios tevp,llh dees.,et a t.h .t
~ his sitos. Tmua ffiflihIsh
go. inrentfa ~ The rsrs91Ai property q EUah
beHhrs 'sis = bsrusT tus nship dso-arrd q. en-
~ bic v.dJv, ,Hsmtsu
JAMES 4. McCLAIS.
r. Esslst~r.
hf@i'fhhs v5fl'f, De- slst A. D. it3 lSt
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Local Department.
Lines.


year L dead oh thought sublime,
A. in drops In ses Of Time
Another year has passed away,
Since last w. call, d on New Years day.
The old Is dead With rhi,ii,h glec
W. rr~et tho nn,~. aud drop no tears
on eighteen hurdrsd and elshty three,
Fui What time thousand y ars
|. isa dsy 10 Ilir,. Who wa ere time begun,
Aud ~ he ~heu tines course IL run.
Wv rsls.d the latch Of ciKhty-four,
And with & .tu tr- d the threshold passed,
Not fe.rtuf What ithAs In store
Ven trust uol's goodness 10 the last.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

c 4 HaFyEE, & Co, AlLE8urvY ST
The oites, mr'etauis IN B-llrfcuio offer
tho foliosiur bargains
EhHA"ts, 81 90 pair haps. 7jr Irefs
good, g. isdirs wooden botc, l5r: roais
w"olcH winter hose, l5.. lsdies haads .
lf'i tihss ccnu Shrfu 90. fanuels all
4lscliIii"us and Tr.ors mons god solid
boots. s. o.; u.irrorf all siz 3 2Sc 10 rs % /.
= so'rci and f'esh line q pure Erocrrics st
bottom prices. Country produce solicited
ard al~ays on hand, it all psy yos to
call, We cant DE- uuJrr.n'd
CT. HOPPER & CO,
Beileiontc, Pa.
No :. Allegheny Street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

The session after the Iolidsys il gen
orally dull with the Tailors We are 81.
fering extra inducements in io'r prices. We
have given large orderF, and the ne,r
go.is are nov coming in Leave your
order now. MoxTgowEEr & Co,
TAilors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

We are indebted to the publishers
Of the Philadelphia Record for copy Of
the admirable almanac published and
circulated from the Office Of that able
and widc.awakc journal. II is bcauti.
fully gotten up, and to say that its con
tents are worthy Of the great joErnal is
all that is necessary to express our com.
mendation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
Thirty Lectures

by members Of the College faculty aud by
several distinguished gentlemen from
abroad. Circulars, giving fail details, sent
on application - Prof W II. Jordan. or
T. ih" P'e'iient, State College, C~ntre
county, Pa. n2.5t
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

-Messra. Bunnell A. Aikens have
very fine selection of solid gold watches,
jewelry and full line Of silyerware,
which they offer cheaper than any other
store in Belle'onte.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Hygiene, and "Life on the Earth, with
the aid of illustrous charts. Prof. Mey.
or, of Clinton county, remarked that the
teachers Of his respective county were
organizing Mutual improvement aud
Benefit Association" a society whose
chief aim is to improve the condition
Of teachers IN their influence relative
to legislative power. After some brief
discussion the subject was deferred un.
I'll some other time.
Mr. George Boal, in his natural gift Of
oratory, rendered recitation entitled
"The Vagabond." The audience showed
their due appreciation 10y loud and re.
peatcd applause.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
"Thc Boy was tho theme on which
Col. c. J. Arms lccturcd. The theme
was suggestive of something good the
tenor WIS serious and fully exhibited
the true situation in which the average
boy is placed in a certain perion Of his
life.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

--celluloid cuffs and collars, all sises,
ct Lewin's.
Winter stock must 60. Special
bargains at Lewin's.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Came to the
AUDITORS NOTICE-In n.

a Hh''rr n the ~s;ats of J0ssTh Shnsy. deceased
The unasrsiFusa appointed by The Orphan Ceuft u
feutfs cuuuiy 70 pass upon the exceptions fid ard
make distf'hutsu 81 the balance IN hAu1a of Enan
usl shusy, Trustee. snd report the sane at next
term, wili attsba g. the euiiss of his appointment
Monday January iFih. lss4. Rt 10 o'clock, ~.
When sud ~hsfs all parties msy attend " thsy
proper. ELLIS l.. ORviE
Aufitar.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

"A baby picture taken in the "twink
ling Of an eye, at Boyer's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10
THURSDAY

Institute opened by devotional cxcr.
cises, conducted by R"y. Pur-t. After
some miscellaneous business had been
disposed of, Prot. ,. M. Licb made a
motion that, IN view Of the fact that
Hon. \. @. Curtin bad consented 10 fay.
or the Institute with an address. that a
committc" be appointed TO wait on tho
Governor and oror, him 70 The ln-ti.
tut". Prof. Liob and Mr.. Gray wer"
chosen TO attend 10 thi. duty.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Noiir' hereby given ihsi Ibr .aI.gv!ng nam.
% rrr7ltr tara tlr3 iaHf i-flHH fuf ie.rse l1 Hr
.fiee - iAe clerk e curt 0i Quarter ssssau 81 tt,
peace l1 s1I h.r N"uifH aeHHig BH4 ihu Afigs.tlsp
sil hf made tp ihs rrtt tssaus Of sal4 court g. rau
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Pictures enlarged or copied, at Boy.
cr'a.
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THE ANNUAL
FARMERS INSTITUTE
WILL BE HELD At THE

State College, beginning JANUARY Doth
and ending FEBRUARY slh 1884
There will be AZ least
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

--Egoryhody De- rushing 20 Boycr'z
photograph ear 90 st large tin types
for - ecut-.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

-Fraak Y. Lehman l. running the
Butts House In = way that the people like
When you are st the table you have before
you just what you want to eat, and It is
tho best in the market The Butts House
equal 70 the best hotel in town. FIX.
Lehman, the proprietor, has bought back
from wm. Brown bis beer botiling estat-
Iishment, and hss beer now for sale at his
stand. Lehman will deliver 1t 10 any
quarter Of the city 70 private families.
2. x LEHnAN,
le-5t. Butts House.
-FoUR LARGE tin types, 25 cents, al
Boycrs.
Lowest prices. Everything new and
fresh, at Garman's.
New line Of embroiderics to arrive
next week, at Garmans.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

New line Of cmbroiderics to arrive
next week, at Garman's.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Almost 10 car load of those { for p
cent tina type have been taken ..urn
Christmas at Boyer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Lowest prices. Everything new and
fresh. at Garmans.
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-FouR LARGE tin types, 25 cents, al
Boycr's.
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TUESDAY

Rey Criu"udru conducted the dcvo.
tional oxcroi.cs. selecting such pa--acc-
Of scripture appropriate to the first day
the new year. Prof Davis was the fir-t
speaker. who after wishing the teacher.
and all present a happy New Year, an.
nouuced A. the theme of his remarks.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-01-10

Rev. Walter whitney again lead the
opening exercises. DR.. Northrop took
up and considered the subject Of Ian.
guage Lessons offering many new and
suggestive ideas on teaching the subject
DIR. @. @. Croft was next introduced,
and after q pleasant preface on the
topic which he had selected, highly On.
tertained the audience with vigorous
and instructive lecture on Hygiene. DR..
Croft will be remembered az having
been an instructor at last years meet.
ing, and in view Of the noble work he
did then, needs no further comment.
At this junctufe the Institute was
favored by an instrumental accompani.
ment, elegantly rendered hy Mr.. win.
Jams, tho blind musician, and Franklin
Detricl, the natural violinist.
Prof. Davis gave talk on school
Government" in which he discussed The
different modes Of governing. Or. Croft
gave q conclusive talk on the suhicct Of
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
THE yEU STEAMSHIP LINE TO JIPAN

"What does THE TmBrNE want OF me,
prly inquired sir John 4 Macdonald Primo Minister
of the Dominion of Canada ~ reporter last week "t
thc Windsor Hotel "To know whY am going lo Lh--
rnd and whether my visit D.. for The purpose OF e-'"'-
lI-hlug steamship line between the western terminus
OF tine Canada pu0lnc Railroad and Japan Well III
tcl Sou. / am going to England Simply i'r
r,-t and recreation. The ithor4 oi the
la.t fcw months have exhausted my cncrsir' ana must
nud relief lu quIctuc.p and rposc While the Affairs u
the Dominion viii cngros' my attention 10 a creator or
le-. extent when am ln England. stl nav ho special
object Boo Wow except my health
"Tucre ls steamship company n Japan ihHt IL 7hn'-
difod. I believe by the homo Government "hi'h some
tmo since called the attention of the Canadian ""'erh'
meui tD the Importance of direct western connection
between tho Canada Pacific road nni Japan. me mh
t,r was referred to the railroad OFFICIALS ~" '''n-
part uf fhr Goyerumcnta atir- tnd p'u''e ''' 7"'n
"a line viii soon he started" ..t.t..t pol,
" How far D. the Canada Pacific khIr'i' ''up'''"'
asked the reporter. ,., ,,...t,..
t b. now finished ~ the eastern summit "i ihe iphl
Mountains. and h} October 1850, unless ''u, @ i,
futp-rru hpppeua u prevent ~, Che Nilhhi' anu ""'
will hc linked hj an iron baud, In 'nunh, ..,.y
O" What about the threatened revolt oi Mhhll"ph i Ia
"rhni ia all pa4t NOV. There Na4 Hnmr W l'',l'l l,,
that province u reference to the tarh nn Wl'n' '
cunpl,t of tho canada Pacific bul the ,'f ",
hna adjusted all difficulties, which, 10y ih' way ,te
purely al nature. and dld not hi"'" VI" p ,,
uf thH province tn such Hitn - to thl'a'h t''''
% Nufpaa dialuynlti. ~
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
,r,Ltiy OPERA AT TIE STAR THEATRE.

,,,,s n,R1oS KEYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOh
THE FIRST TWO WEEKS.
The private subscription for James Barton
- ,aiau opera season the star Theatre was opened
. 'p,,d,v and in "a few hours subscriptions TO the
.,,, of s3 500 were received Among the Subscribers
wuuan'R Travers. A. Wright sanford,J. d. CheeVer
~ souttcrR L. Cutting. Jr., Herman Ocirichs Engehe
,,,,rcv " H. Cobb, william A. Potter. NJ j. Obrieh'
,,,.r,rl r Chase. J. II DeMott and W. H. Henriques,
% le. ~ permitting opera gOers 10 select -ef.s "
Tho speculatOrs have an opportunity 10 bnN theln III
IoIS .i IN nave proved successful There VIII be no
ii,,n IN give large ballet the management rear
80, they have not the time properly 10 drll large mum
s ~ Iancer- hut there will be ball ct advertisement
SsSed Inv Madame Bonfanti who has been engaged ior
h renertory for the frst two weeks Is Us follows;
-, woax-Tue. iav October 81. Aida wednesday Cc
,oh.r ~ L TrOv.tors -" Friday october ~ hsoe''o
nd weeE-Monday October &I, Ernani Ines1sy Oe!o
a., % NORMA Thursday october 80 Il OuaIany
praay October 81, Lucia Matinee satnr"as' N"'eh
peI @ratious will be made I'm the front Of the ihe
go Tor ths en- ngagement The box office Will be removed
sr,n its pr, sent position and new box Office laced III
,be long entrance leading TO Broadway, with passage
nav ON either side The present lobby Will he ehllr'H
3s-,et.i lnd fitted up is a foyer The side entrance
ON T6rtcenth-st will be used as carriage entrance
srd ,t.,rate entrance will be made to the gallery.
Tctoilpluv will probably arrive next "Wednesday, ana
,ba chorus and orchestra already rehcdrsns te
new opera u Guarauy." Hahn haa been chsaEeh ~
,r vioinst and many of the other players nave oeeh
tlt
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
MfDAuE JlNISCH STILL I'LL.

TN N1NsrRTts TO CONTINUE ANoTHIR WiEk Al
1iIE NFw PARK THEATRE.
Madame 1anisch. though recovered from the grave
svmptoms of her attack Is still far from strong ana
seems altogether unfit 20 appear on the stage tor
some days at least. 1hls beng the ease Frank ~
Mnfihn manager of the New Park Theatre, has de
fermined 10 continue the engagement oi bltch 4"
Lsnncdy's san Francisco Miustfels for another
vtrk After the wcll-knuwn billy HnCh gave
mn tIr LITTLE house so long Identified with himself
nnd An. mttncr nnrkus, hc for long time enjoyed
The .rnsliiuu of constant Whiicneas OF feature.
,inn timr ago however he tr-otgnnyrd ns iar ~
po.slhlr thc old company, and with Bob NluNin,
Nj Au-lry Scott, frank tushmnn ana others,
iomrd forces with Harry Kennedy, the Vcnlrlo-
oui.t The company have been playing outside oi
kcN-Auik fof the last month and were glah ol "a
chance tn appear even tur few DAYS Among Their
Old friends m this city, Nj. Multha sild ye'ltl-
" Tho Jump from Janisch 90 the Minstrels is a
sudden one hut there was nothing else iu If hut iu
ulu=e tie theatre. ] have strongly advised Nadhme
.laniach'a manager To- wait several weeks hcioIs
opening the season again. She needs ll,t anu
ought tu have n at all coats Birch and his com
ranv seem to retain THEFT old popularity along with
Their old iukes and many new unps THINK they
will make success, as a good minstrel snow has
not hpen seen here for some time
New-York tribune., 1884-10-12
OGITI- -iHI.
uENRY 7 ANTHONY.

Henry I. Anthony, oi the wcll-knovn firm
OF l. a H. T. Anthony Co., photoslal hlc supplies,
40 59l Broadway was crossing Fourii-a}e. at ,cven-
eent-st on Wednesday. and tteml to get out OF
the way OF a green car fell knocked down by
passing cab II il not certain that the cab struck him
but from the o his bruises, which extended from
head to foot and it supposed that he was
run over lie had been for many years subject 10 vcr
tiso and may have fallen consequence Of the sudden
rush Of blood occasioued by impending danger Nester-
dav he died
Mr. Anthony was born in 1-l4. entering Columbia
College when fourteen years old and was gradu-
aed in l-32 He entered the fed OF civil engineering
and one of his first engagements the survey OF
the Ere Railroad Later he spent year III the prclni-
nary survey location OF the CroOn Aqueduc under
the direction Major Douglas and subsequently was ap-
cointed one Of resident engineers During this en-
carencnt ne became interested the newly discovered
daguefreOtype process and with his brother EiWard
began IL. study au practice and accepted cerkshlp III
the Bank of state of Nrw(ork which he r. signed 10
f position tue survey of the New 1Ork Central ana
Hudson River Railroad. In 1902 ne entered into part
nership With his brother In the manufacture importation
and sale OF daguerrean and Photographic supplies.
of Information bearing upon the new dl--
coVerv seized and utilized and WITH such materials
and auplanc could Dee md on both sides O the Al
lautic he worked ont Improvements over existing
methods and formuit and foremost IN the nroduc-
ton and practical Of the cOD ana paper printing
PROCESSES He the originator OF many OF the u-
prnvenents in practical photography and its appliances
which are in use throughout the country He assumed
theeditorial supervision OF The EcH. monthly Jour
na photographers and was one OF the oldest editors
connected with hOtO-Iaphlc serial literature ~ thcL uled
states. Friday night while he was lying on bis sick
his brother Edward read 10 him ont Of me Brttsh
Oirqf Of Ihof,JJGyhV snort sketch OF his life just
Published. lie laughed over 1t. The next morning he