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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-31
THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
l. NEW-YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

THE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
l. NEw-YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangements Of trans iFOal Chamber. Depot
coaches % Bingha@iGn EimifS end BanSO Sleeping
tp N daily st LOUIS Limiied' Express~No exua charge
rs M Niagara Fails nl Saiananca 400 in; Cleve.
land 80 "a; Gneans s 80 M st Loqs 1C q seqona
p 10 and Indianapolis II N fo- IN, v,+ Solid Train n,
Pullman bay Sleeping coaches 70 BinghamtqP, EmTa,
Bullet smoking Coaches to Chicago
sS sDg pas sa G s S - noon
l.5 39ou 40 5lO $50 Gl9 6Sg ~ wv ~ ~ midnight
Fsicfsoa 7o 100 ssd 1910 m u noon l..5 $50 4lO
dqysS $50 l9So lag ego $50 m Z @dHg i6 ao
52O 5:zJ go 7S9 10 m and midnight Saturday hshts
t3Snen 80 lo2oa M i4s $50 $50 clio SIS N and u
midnsit Sundays $50 lO2O IL l'4O SoO sp Ii ana i
%M as9S7 20 % 4soem ,..o ,.o s,.u
Roldoui aud Kingston aud Montgomery am 4:SO pm
0oshsn 1893 lo;20sD $50 $50 $50 s.l5 pm. sun.
siSdle,oT1 80 1919 IN 800 $40 s15Dm Sunday
connect viii Midland Raosa at aShs an The $50 m
Port 5eTvis $50 g 100 4:sO SIS N. SIM.
Boats d-st quarter O. and quarter after each bour
from from o q % 4s every very h taiTy minutes and
sesp3r coaches can be obtained orders for the eS qDg
SS s 5i 4oi or s57 Brosiway Isl %csisIp oSe
C9prtst sIooSgn or a, ne So a DSpS ~ no
y.
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trans leave for EngswOoi Closter, P1ern0nt and
Mack sou 10 = ] $50 4:5G $50 Gao $50 .
~ midnight Sundays 8 and Z. IL N.
Manuel spring Valley ana Monsey 7lO 10 N 4.5O IN
John y. ABBOTT. Geul Pass'r Agent. New. York
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NEW.YORK. WEST SHORE BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND EEW.Y0RK oNTARI0 AND wEsrERN R'Y
January J, trains leave DcsbrOsses
C0ftlardi and West s2c Street Stations
Chicago SUSPENSION Enage Niagara Fails and Buffalo,
g J. ,,--,.--.- .
Pm. 800 m. -. D,.t. Co.,.
Aipspy ana CafskIi - go, tl:sO a 4:3O $500 IN
Oswego Oneida AOrWlch, sidney, $50 :.
NewDurg, Kingston, Highland, POughkeepse so $50,
J. ~ q 34U. $50 - y. n. -. 10,
MildieoWu. $50, llIO a. IN; a:lp, sou p N
sDsy Other trains daily except SUNDAY. -,
BunGt PaTlOr Cars $50 aId l4zJ@ u ana 4:5O p m
PaTof Baaet Cars on $50 II. train for Syracuse and
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars m train for Buffalo
and time tables a stations and az Offices Of the com
City Pennsylvania railroad ,taon bIooAlyn
No Cauft-st Onlco fOOl OF futOn ST; Dog -to1
St ard 20. 2 Dekalb-ayea heN York cry NOS To- zgl
2 .65 4lS 549, 1876 broadway No Union square 10
1S7 Cthave EO l05 East l&5ths, Pennhy AHA ~. st
on DesDTOssesst tOOt CoTtaDdIst Alio NeSt SA"Ie
s'-'''-' W. HENRY AoEErr. Gen Pass Agent
~ State-shs
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Genal Notlres.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TG1BsNE WILL BE DECEIVED At 7 HE
UPTOWN OFFICEs No l25S Broadway. corner Thirty.
6rs ST untli and 3Os West I*elty hri5i corner
Eghthava. o. East tOnteen'h o. corner l gu-rs
rB9 THIRD ave corner Forty seventlst q; the HARLEM
OFFfCFs. 1.os 1907 aud 2. o. Il-rnave corner enc
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Bnslnrss Chances.

Dnbl!lfb5 VVWILE5.
business OPPORTUNIIY.-Ihree miles
I'D irom summit y j. country STORE and residence, with
stock Of goods for sale cheap WoaG rent Address J. O.
POTTER summit, y. j.
EOR SALE.-The freighting and coal business
4 OF iIm OF HOfInan Pitcher, az slate Dock,
FhEebeck n y including tie barge Enterprise aud hHture
LHDIAETfE HOFFMAN, ExecutriL
CAROLINE l.. PITCHER Administering.
For particulars apply TO W. NJ. HOFFMAN,, Attorney
Rhinebeck, y. y.
CPLENDID HOTEL IN CANADA.-One of
- Dominion viii sell % capitalist AZ
rate pay 10 per In active business on lease
hve One OF the growing cities north terms
500 cash 5z per cent Apply 10
l. IL. LUDLOW & co.. Pnest.
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Go t1Jbom II Alan Conrern.

A DVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL DE RECEIVED Al The
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l,ISS Broadway. corner Thirty.
htsist until and 303 West Twentyth rdst corner
EiFhtheve ~ Fourteenth Unions
Th!rdavo. Forty seventh.st a. the HARLEM
OFFICE. Nos lOu- and 200 Third ave. corner one
weIty hfth ST. ap 70 Of regular once
rates
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned against
~ negotiating checks 10 which or rn name 10 sgncd anu
benz by a about feet inches III
herhf ght COMPLEXION hight mustache quick in his move
mcs an wearing short thick sacque coat aud oefy nat as
such checks f0rgeres. H. II. MACh q w.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after Nor. u. 1855

On and after Nor u 1883
AND UNITED UNITED STATES Ti NAIL ROUTE s.,...
Trains feaNc New York Via Deslrosses srd Cof'no' 7o
HaTsrs IseurG The and souts Inv WITH rql YSrp
and icasc limited ,FaIlof Dining smOkins ara Sleep
wa%sHe5 P cer Petroleum 40s mT Centre ct
IsR.moTe Wasirrton nd the South Limited Wasingio
Express PuimSn Psror Car day except rpGsy l2A
as6 ga so ana2 n ard sD5 ~ Pie Tis va sh
PRB 6l5am On N and II night VIA and o. XII !
Foorr kiianiic citT exosut sunday; On
fSCaBe Nay fHce0I t saS1Gy and stations
via Railway SrS Am6ov M ~ s p =, Aspary Park
resso PooE fpo an1sT cre w al tegs t2:
e Jersey city aFcrdin' s'e'dT and "iiee
Ir0os W. rave fom psbu-e efo 1920 $50 and
lopor y, doiIv and a daily except donaay ran 3a
& 1cs 6 S9d ds 70 sSSiy s ESQ ~ 100 AMI
1G5P FT0% b? so ea ca Ga l. e5cep Monday
ao go e'oa 1lS9 io i69o end io 1 m sapdsy
sro 90 c.s5 ESQ 7o5 lls5 6;20 1855 so lo'0'
'0s" and i'TTi 10 PHILADELPHIA. .,...
THE OLD EsTABLisHED ROUTE AND SHORT LISE
90 TRANS Each wA{ I'VE wETE PAY7 H AE on
sONDA frHfA si I Is s S SEwlf : X ''''--'
DOUBLE TRACK, TIRE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MIN A 81 VIII iii A A8s5Er TX SAFETY
TTsss Trans NewYork via Des5rOsses and corandt
S ~ 9 ana ana 20 d L,a Is 9a u SUNDAYS 5
g Liaitel and 10 m a sand9 M sno 1T. 1se %
and llOs M "a and p ~ connecting at Iren'ont''
1suTSing trans eave Broaast Station PhadelFhia 2ol
SIb 300 T. s:35 lexcept Anndavl GjN 7afo $40 80
il and ill5 m. uimhod Exuress 80 aud $50 ? nh
$40 s2t. $500 s35 EXC m 52O Limited. $50 2:+6
7:i5ard m Leave Phiadepha VIA Camdefs:3oa moauy
Tctpt ofces 4S5 s49 and 9i4 broadway / Aston House
Cortlqrdt Strefts and
Hotel HoIOken station Jersey civ. Enlerant Ticket
OfceNo Battery flace aud Castle tarS,en a, D. md, 49,
saFgaFe TIT ~ eq 3 PIG S HH''aenees j. r. WOOD
ChAh General Msnasor General fsss'r Agent
CHARMS ........-,..u-,,,
- CITY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMHANL
ONCE Pier Is, n. h. loot COI;landt-st
Sorsr reuts freight FORWARDED directed any part
Iltlt world.
UNEOUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
rdeTs received delivery OF ali Kinds OF freight and
shanclss any part OF the city.
kEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description promptly Ashtsred any point
n the hsr8or reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
stesmerJOHN H. STARIN for NEW HAVEN leaves Pier
IS n r. loot VI COrtlaIdts. al p IN. daily. SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New YORK and
New-HaEen. Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. L. & w. r. l. received at Pier 10
TOrNew Haven aud points Eas. at Pier 10.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleyen Miles for
Ten Cents via Pier 4 t. II, iOoE White
hs-st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. COmmuHipav. N.J.-Dry Docks
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything appertnnng 10 Ao
construction and repair Of vessels
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Gelp Wante0.

NATANTED. -Experience accountantsto cam
w vsss National sell Educator new sss,aeas
rxeelIence Compensation from ~ O 20 500 pas
lsantl Address A u. SCHOLtlELD, f9oVtlence II l.
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leave Pier NO 40 North Eiyer foot ?, Mst aeae D m
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
II RIVER RAILROAD.-Conmencing NOV Ae 1899,
through trains viii leave Grshd Central Depot. nth
8 q NJ, Western New-foTk aad Softheih I>Pf'e' ~''
$50 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with duing cars
so.pinK AZ Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Eunao El
Cleveland Toledo arriving az Chicago iNll a. IA me-
10 80 m Chicago Express drawing room ctrs 10 Caba
6acua Rochester and Buffalo; connects Tor OsWego s,
10 Aibsny Troy and Utica Express drawing room cars
al "a a. Accommodation 90 Albany Gnd troy a.. ,y...o
m Express with sleeping carr AZ T,n,i.
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Except SATURDAY AOieu' ~
es r. in Express with sleeping TO Syracuse sha 70
n m pao;ac Fxprcss with sleeping FOR Rochester
Bufslo Cleveland, Toledo, Detr0a SbleSs" o. A""i'' ~
20; also I.ONvtie leIcept SATURDAY a. .u,.n- a,a
N1i n N Night Express With aleeping cars 70 hi14.y ~
Trey sneets with the morning trans lot Sno "eS' NJ"
rcttts On sale al Grand Central Depot NO LOWING
Green 2a2 and Broadway. and ~ WestceSts E&Btss
Sssces PARK place and 755 an3 broadway New OK
and 38 Washington and s6t Fulton sts. BfOo6!h anu 30
IoHrthst, Williamsburg . .,oo,,,, Z, .o-s .,a, I,a
in drawing room ab9 ~ W
frocnrsl al any the ticket Offices I'D Sew oaE 'iy
fpsSrsre ealied FOR and checked from residence s
These Si iL l11,s- ISn u~4'y' NJ q b MEEKER,
, m ~ Srrd,r,,te,Aent General PASSENGER Agent.
DOPVLAR SHORE LlNE.-For Providence,
Ieos,o- aud The East A Iai nom GIann Netta Ielo
trains daily SUNDAYS eNccted n Boston ~
m On an fnarlOr car attached ;dhd IVY NJ WI palto
So rnr earsi SUNDAYS - 10 m fNlu taiae sslna
SsTN Ncvrnort EXPRESS leaves Ghiu ltbla p,pO ~ p
n srrycs az Newport 7:35p fIV ycu;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-31

i W H.
FREDERIc P oLcoTT.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO & COMPANY.
You hereby notified tat under and IN @efGraapes Tts
COMPANY passed November lss2 the mex, H 34
annual meeting Of the % for s ensuing year
ana until their duly elected and qushs ana
t iS S efS u pnser s t If cooo on ay m day
o. Fa I ISL s e. rt t the transfer q
company viii be closed on So nG Eerasy g. lisa on
which Last mentioned date they WI BE oS secretary
OrFcF OF The DELAWARE ASp HupsoS CANAL 0 co,
NEW.YoRK. June q, lssS;,
VHE BONDS OF THIS COMPANY falling
being presented At this once ard Assfnee 70 tue
company. JAMES I. hAisII' IIeAsui'i-
VNHE MISSOURI, KANSAS AND IL I1;aa,aS
Rvsy Company per cent GsS Ss e1sange or
sa Copsnys second Mortgage income BoaaI n &ne So
vekeT 2 iSsi THIS privilege Of exchange remains open
un'ii Nar'n l. 1854 HB HENSON. Treasurer.
- NTW-YoEK, Jan. -, lss4.5
rIlHE Trustees. in conformity to the Charter OF
the COMPANY submit following statement Of It's al
fairs the 3lst December, 1883
Premiums Marine Risks from Jet Jannaiy 20, o.a1
49,, 10 3lst December 1883 -iib,''S ~
Premiums en- Policies marked Of lst Jan oo ,oo =,
uary l~cj --------- -''
.r,+., ,,,r,no p-..,,o,,. ......... s5.7os,ls5 SO
iI = paed m1Ieed q non -s ''uy 100. 26o42s oa
losses paid during The sage period sl93loi3 2 3s
Returns % Premiums and Expenses, 1o'.ue' ~
The Company hss tho foiIoc ing Assets, VIZ:
o G n Ii esd Ia ors ,,S New oA GO
I0sI.- Ivy 7ocks, and otherwise ; lS"O'oV"V
due the Company est- 40, 200 On
TrsI Noes and Bills Receivable ......-. 15ss5V6 S
Cash IN Bank -------'------'-
Auon,t sl2,9728i2 At
six per cent interest the outstanding cer'ihoacs o.
profts be paid tie holders thereof OF ,n'ii -
on Tuesd the Ffth OF February
next -
The arng certificates Of the issue OF iSI9 VIII De IT,
deemed and paid 70 the thereof their legal repre-
ON and alter tuesday the Fifth OF February next
from which date thereon viii cease Ihe cen-
Gates 80 he produced the time Of payment AMI caH'e'
dividend Of Forty per declared the net earned
premiums o. the Company the year ending 3lst December
1885 for ic certificates viii issued and after Tuesday
the sixta OF Nay BY order Of the Board
J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
IN HOMES HORACE CRAY.
~ +, = Eg I,r-,-,rrs EDMUND W CORL1ES,
" H II. MOORE, ADoLPH LLMg 15N
Js NE 7 low Nv CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
GORDON W BURNHAM, JAMES 6. D. DE- IFeyel9It,u
A 4. RAVEN. CHAKILf,I77 ~ Pp ~ i-i'-'
M NtIf TN lS{I ISl y FIELD WiLfIHa H. FoGG,
Jjt JOSIAH O. Low. THOMAS 3. CoDDISgGToN,
H SdILL h,I = p2D1t' william DEGRooT,
6. 4. HAND. JOHN L IN HlS SEfr1I.
WILLIAM II. WE'RE, GEORGE BLISS,
CHARLES p. BURDEIE WILLIAM H. MANA'
JOHN D. JONES President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vioe-Presdent.
W n H. MOORE, second Nice-Prest.
4 A. RAVEN. Third Vice-Pres't.
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Professional.
Rooms aiIo flats Go Get.

4 SMALL FAMILY would let neatly furnished
~ rooms; references terms moderate. 81 West llthst,
9TH aud
VNALLACE'S, 121 Observation-Disclosures fur
nsed for gentlemen. Also at 50 Irving place
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COACHMAN.-By a thoroughly experienced
~ coachman unmarried; city or couny capable o. taxing
f chorve on auy stable will be generally useful respectiu
ogn tenn peate rsclaSs references from ofet anu
ias an blowers Address H. j., Box 10 Tribune Uptown
s,f,, raQdKC
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steamers CITY OF NETWORK

TO BOSTON. az. WORCESTER. - so. NASHUA, IS 90.
PORTLAND, Sc and no transfer
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Doar0 auo Rooms tDnnte0,

DRESSMAKER working ont by the day wants
~ a room private house Would DO sewing IN return
for rent would take permanent position IN tst cad
dressmaiL aud assist lady IN hOusekerpinS
Address, a .. Tribune Up town OihcelZS<
Br,a lAaV
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Gitnatious foante6-- alales.

A SSISTANT BARTENDER.-By an Amer.
y s vouth a sorpe experience he improve u
the business small wages expected HUGH CALVIN, 81
Taiman-st., Brooklyn
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoXED EQUIP
MENI, AND TUE FASTEST TINE NONSAoI
fNT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-31

ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURGH R. r. co.
IA TEXAS URER's OFFICE 20 NAssAUST. !
NEw-YORE, Jan. %, 1854.
The Coupons Rochester and Pittsburgh r. r. Co. LIST
Mortgage Ponds due and payable February Will be pd on
and after that date at the Union Trust Co OF New1o
FRED. A. BROWN.
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60 TRAINS Each way WEEK DAYS AND On
SUNDAY. STATIONS IL IHILADEL~
PHIA ~ NEW YORK
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WILLIAM STRAUSS. Counsellor at La
9L1 RrnaIrar.
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NOACHMAN.-By a respectable man Just DIS
engaged viii be- found civil and ObgiDg fully competent
take charge gentleman place eIt OF country
Address EARL 80 East 4 i4si Of ltct uSt
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Steamboats, arb KaiIrcabs
;1,.I,lI[TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TAITIMURE AND UHIV hAflIhOhD.
MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Vie Philadelphia. Baltimore and washington
Trains les re from f'epnsrlysnia X. r. Depot ~r...
30 ~ except sundsy. Tor wastipfon and ell
fsn m UAIIY FAST EXPRESS. through so <lrsj1
coaches TO Chicago Cincinnati ST Lous tonne''s"i>
daily for wsshneton and al rssn,s ssssss
.r Al Cou,pany's ece y15 q ard 695 Broadway CoiV
~ brook lyn. Pennsylvania RAILROAD -
BOSTON VIA ST0NINGTON LINZ. xn
h stea-nsrs sTONINGTON and huODE I.ao,e
5sIy excepd sundsy-) ffom Pier 3S r. Jay ST. a. slV 70
m Three trains from steamers Snnlns 9av n
aston providence Line freight only from f'u 80 ~
n Ware,n-st, daily except sundays 9iSVp !"
FHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD:.Passengee
t,ans Leave epot foot Cortlandt and Desbroseesss
sislo M $40 and ioI Easten ietaens snds Wa
srn Reading Mauch chupfh Nilkeslnrfe n WI
xery ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the west
:hroueh coaches daily foca trans6 80 III "nU''
/, M ion Fasson Bethlehem and Coosay A. - .noct fop
Trans esving slO snd sspn p; Son SUNDAY
,ciufs :, Mafanoy and HaylefOn ces rte,nnSb SsS,}
.rsir Hcsl for Mauch Chunk Sl0h Leave Msne N"""~
ceSeSa Eastern Office corner q ehRrSH are SST
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Dipioen0 Notices.

Ii COUPONS due 1st prOXimO and the
~ principal of 81 bonds that date issued by I'll
RAILRGAD EQUIPNENI COMPANY, secured y roll;
stock furnished roads under trust form, viii b. pad
on aud after that date the Offices II posi- MARTIN
co. - Piue-st- New y orki l.. W. CLARA q %, NO
IS south 3dst, Philadelphia II. A. y. PpSl,
January %, 1881. TREASURER
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OFFICE OF
TIE UsTED STATES ELE,1EIC LIGHIiNG COMFANY,f
50 AND 81 LIBERTY-sT. NFW-YO2K
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENTUM upon
" he capita this Company has been declared by
the Board Trustees payable stockholders Of record
the day February 1874.
The transfer VIII lie closed the twentysxth day OF
January and reopened second day February lS4
LEONARD T.. CURTIS, Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28
Additional Local.

LENosT News. Our little village is
still increasing. Harry Williams, the
sadler, IS getting bis lumber and founda-
ton ready for new bouse.--lt can now
boast Of two stores, one doctor, two black
smith shops, one barber shop, one timer,
one sadler, one hotel, two churches, two
school houses, the graded and primary.
Mr.. Hoover teaches the graded and Mr..
Jacobs the primary. They are both elc-
giant gentlemen and understand their bust.
ness.--About one-fourth Of = mile ives, Of
Lemout is the cabinet shop Of Williams &
Roam. They also are carrying on quite an
extensive business. John Rupp, the
miller at Centre Mills, Is the boss miller q
these diggins and turns ovt No. aour. -
Rev, T. NJ. Morris preached bis farewell
sermon in the. Evangelical church kl tbis
place on Sunday last.--John, The weather
prophet, Is laying Low. guess be will
give u NJ RIuE MoUSrAfN Box.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

upon our great country. 1t would
cost no more to the taxpayers Of Centre
county, and take no more money out
of the public treasury to have an
honest, efficient aud capable represen-
tatiye like the Hon. G. T. Alexander
in the lower house, than it does to
have one who possesses no such quail
fications. 1t did not cost near as
much to the people of the state during
the extra session, to have a man Of the
capacity, ability and we'll known in.
tegrity of the Hon. VIM. A. Wallace
in the state senate from this district,
as il did to have poor and Inefficient
members from many of the senatorial
and legislative districts. Wallace
only took s943.20 pay for the time
the senate was in session. Eight sena.
tors and one hundred and twenty.six
representatives to pay in full, includ-
ing the ten day recess and mileage,
which in each instance amounted to
more than eighteen hundred dollars.
These are grave questions to be con.
sidered by intelligent voters. In your
own service you will of course give
the man who can do your work best
the preference. Do this with your
public servants. Listen to no man on
account Of mere party fealty. let
your question be, is he able, compe.
tent and capable to I'll the position
which he asks. If not, stand him
aside and select men in whom YOU
have confidence, and whom you know
to be able and competent to discharge !
the duties of the position to which you
call them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28
State Secrets Leaking Out

The Washington correspondent Of
the Harrisburg Patriot Of Sunday last
has the following; "The revelations
in the New York Sun Of yesterday in
regard to the Star route prosecutions
have produced genuine sensation in
this city. 1t has been believed by
those best informed that same Of the
attorneys employed by the govern.
Ineut 10 prepare testimony we're bribed
by some Of the mail contractors who
we're in danger Of prosecution, but no
one suspected that there was locked up
in the safes Of the Po.rofirc depart.
ment the proof Of the trcachery and
corruption of those attorneys. The
part of the suns story which relates
to Mr. 4. VI. Gibson is not new here,
though the statement in the looks Of
the late J. NJ. Bosler show a payment
10 Gibson Of 81, 800 for services rem
dered aud to the partner Of Colonel
w. A. Cook (another Of the govern.
meut COUNSEL Of $4,000, is a revela.
ton. Gibson is n Pennsylvania, was
one Of tho founders Of The Paper, a
daily journal published for short
time at Pittsburgh, afterwards became
the Washington correspondent Of the
New York Sun, was very violent
enemy Of Senator Wallace and very
active in stirring up the feuds which
from 1875 until 1880 disturbed the
. Democrats Of Pennsylvania. In 1880
he had the catrec Of Chairman Bar.
NUNS National Committee headquar.
ters at New York, but at the same
time was always welcome at the Re.
publican headquarters and on very
/ intimate terms with William f.
T Chandler, lie managed TO get the
confidence Of Governor Tilden and
was trusted with important political
secrets during the electoral trouble in
1867. William A. Cook is also 9
Pennsylvania. lie vas at one time
a preacher and sferward became q
lawyer. He halls from Greensburg
Pennsylvania, but has practised in the
criminal courts of this city for many
years. lie is Republican in politics
Chairman Springer says that his com
mittec will get TO the bottom of tbs
secrets of the Star route prosecutions
and that no matter whom the investi
CATION may strike it will be pursued
with the determination to aid the gov
ernment in bringing the guilty parties
20 justice.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

THE ring power in Philadelphia
has again resumed its old sway, and
reform and the Committee of One
Hundred have been broken and
smashed to smithreens. The ringsters
and corruptionist of either party will
now join their forces as formerly, and
restore the city government to its
former methods.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

THE Harrisburg Independentthinks
Col. Quay put his foot in it, when he
published his letter about selecting
delegates to the National convention.
The rank and file do not follow his
instructions enthusiastically, and the
Independent thinks the boss had better
get out of sight and stay out for some
time, if he desires to preserve some
thing of his old popularity.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

THE meeting of the Democratic
National Committee which met at
Washington on Friday last, 22d Feb,
appointed Tuesday, the Sth of July
next, as the time for the meeting of
the convention in the city of Chicago,
to nominate candidates for President
and Vice President of the United
States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

PINE GRoyE Cnirs.-Cyrus Co.'S, one
Of Ferguson townships successful farmers
near Pine Grove Miils, Is coaaned 10 the
house from The effects of hsdly cut foot
The principle subject Of discussion last
week was the Spring election, which re.
suited IN 3 mixed s1air.--Ar. Todd. an
empl9ye in J. =. Ards mill, i moving b.
t'eicrshurgh. The m Il will bo CARVED on
by The sentr msmber, Mr. Jas. G. Miller.
who isonc ~ the h'e4 mechanics il contra.
fenna.--Nr. W. II. krehs, son af ] +.
krcbt, intends starting west IN few dAys.
His destination sill be Stephenson county.
Ia, whore herxfAc'. Il rend ghe summer
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-02-28

THE Pittsburgh Post says: The
place Of the late lamented Eliza
Pinkston, in the affections of John
Sherman, has been taken by another
sooty female, one Mrs. Violet Keeling,
whom honest John had before his
Danviile Committee. She swore if
ever her husband darcs vote the Dem.
ocratic ticket she will quit his bed and
board, if she has to work for a quarter
a day and find herself.