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The evening world., 1890-04-03
Plays and Players in Brooklyn.

The specialties introduced in the second
act OF "Humpty Dumpty at the Lee Ave
nue. Academy are OF a iirst-ciAss order
Miss May Waldrop, who was the original
Lady Mary ia The Henriettg. IL doug
tho best work of her career as the Widow
OIlyke in the same comedy at the Amphiou'
The scene showing the Interior of gro
Gerry store IN 4" Peck's Bad Boy, At Jacobs.
Brooklyn Theatre, is an ingenious piece OF
stage setting.
There are three remarkably clever aero
bats at Zipps Casino this week who haven't
spoken a word 20 each other during the en-
gagement. Their relations, however, are
most cordial. They are monkeys.
A well-written character song, sung by
Lizzie DeTious DAILY, in which she gives
four very clever limitations, is one ot the
features of " Upside Down at the Grand
OPERA a-HOuse.
Something Of novelty dnring the forth
coming engagement OF Rgsina Nokes a. TIC
lee avenue Academy, VII. be the lntrodu-
tioE ot CorsIcap dance IN the new comedy,
" CoTsican Vendetta.
Sprightly GeorGie DENIM viii assume the
Ii le role in "Nadiv," which ATonson =
Comic Opera Company Will sing for the only
time this week at tie Park Theatre TINS
evening. ''Erminie will run out the en-
gagemeut, beginning tomorrow evening
The evening world., 1890-04-03
UPRISING FOR LIBERTY ISLE.
The Senate Committee a Unit
Against Its Dissertation,
Senator Chandler Calls for Help to
Make Il Dedicated Ground.

.,. ,,.t "a, 60,
HeCretary Nlndom lH Delng served uay bN
dny with notire that tho people will NOT
-, -,
Drook any ueSecfatlOn OF LlDertN lhlhnu,
even though he talks in prAndioso stvle
nbout bow his plap of Transforming tho
i,,.t. ..i..t t,.. -. ,....,,'.'. t.',. a..
utue lHlahu lnlo an nhmlErhht lehulhH
station contemplates, POLITICALLY, that tho
starved freed ,lAye from lespotic power will
a.. -. ,.... Fl - A.. -.
ntSt set ioot on american eol ~ 'ho very
foot of glorious Liberty.
Senator chandler. Chairman or tho Com.
,.f,... -. t....,.t.s.' -. -, ~.,,'..tt...!...
m'tee on lmhlgratloh ana NeturhllIhtloh'
Ia not content with backing up TuE WORLD
I'm ia c,uso,la eyaiust tho v,ndoIisp, which
-, ', :, ~ 81 -,
wonll surround me Goddess oi the New
World with unsightly barracks express
ofbros lupch cnuntor. nrd otb.r unseor,t,,
- ''''' ~
thlhGs'
He offers to the Senate n Joint resolution
which iFit s,o.so,i a. soons most c,r,ai,
III - " ~ s. w " NJ W. ''''
VIII not only forever end the thOught OF
making Liberty Island an immigrant sta
tion I'm, will carry ont tho ide. advocated
w.. nv, o' I,, p 49, Nv Wv Iu." ".,o'".. ,,'l
by TUE EVESlSa WORLD aud make the
home OF the Goddess beauty spot IN the
hornor; park playground, Here is the
resolutioni
Rssotrci, ny the Senate md House Of Repre-.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Siways Examine The World before
Buying a Horse or Carriage.
NOT OPPOSED TO CHINESE.
Methodist Pastors DenounCe the
Pending Deportation Bill.

The second day session Of the New York
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church began ut o o'clock this morning at
Calvary NJ L. Church, Seventh avenue and
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street,
Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell presiding.
Rev Do Los Sull asked that special COM
mittee of nine be appointed TO look into the
matter of dancing, card playing and theatre
going which was being indulged in daily by
members of the Methodist Church.
lie said that no one minister can prevent
these amusements in his church, but that it
needed the combined efforts of the entire
Methodist Church to prohibit its members
from indulging in these forbidden pleasures.
Bishop Goodsell appointed special COM
Kgainst cyrus W. Mcpherson, accused by
Elder Belcher. of the Newburg District, with
non-fulhlment OF contract.
Albert =. Hunt, Secretary Of the American
Biblo society, spoke briefly on the work
performed by the Society, especially in
south America. He said that the revolution
that since the revolution there was even a
brighter outlook than before. Scores OF
people had been copyerted IN Peru. II.
Snapain !, Z; MsoaDe ana soii she fey, orGbi pp;
the attention of the Conference TO bill
passed by the House OF representatives on
MtlCn II, and HOW penulnB III tHe senate,
providing that all Chinamen found in this
country, after q certain date, without GER
t.rcate shgll.be liable To deportation or i'm
priSnJment tor term of years.
Tho Conference passed resolution re-
queStng the Senate at Washington not To
Pass the bill,
.Dr. Seward said that the missionary So
ciety has about seYenty-tiye missionaries in
emma representing the NJ, =. Church.
lhe propertyin churShes, printing presses.
schools and other institutions, represents a
value OF several hundred thousand dollars,
Iecause OF the unjust measures adopted
against the Chinese by this Government,
No Chinese are talking OF retaliatory
measures.
or. Leonard described the pending bill as
Ghchrlstlan and pregnant with danger 10
American mlssiouaries IN China. lie IN
sisted that the Chinese in this country were
!AW-abldlng, peaceAhle peoplei that very
lew OF them are found IN the iails. and that
none Of them ever reach the pnorhOusc.
. .'HHpalu hcCabe and other members OF
TIE Conference gave voice to slmlltF sentl-
Aeyts concerning the Celestials. IL is
UNDERSTOOD that all OF the Methodist Eps-
eopal conferences will protest against the
passage Of the bill.
Ihe sem-cenienRry address was delivered
py Rev. Morris D'C. Crawford, ID. ID.
AT -. 80 recess was taken and luncheon
vas served in the basement Of she church BY
Ee ladies' connected with Calvary NJ, /.
:, A, 2 o'clock this afternoon Mrs. Jennie
+ Wiling, Mrs. Helen A. Mathews and
frs a; G.. Ruddy will address the Nomen's
nome Missionary Society.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
" The Grand Duchess" by elephone

1.-THE Grand Duchess" by Tele phone.
LAte-comers VINO are unable TO gain ad-
mission TO the Casino can visit the Lenox
Lyceum during the progress OF the Electri-
cal Exhibition and hear the entire per-
formAnce OF "The Grand Duchess by the
aid of the telephone. Mr., Rudolph ArOnson
has arranged fuT the placing on the Casino
stage of a mammoth transmitter capable of
sending every note of the music and all the
with photographs of the entire company IN
costumes and the several scenes of the opera,
so that the eye eau look upon the scenes and
characters while the ear listens to the music.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
NEWS OF THE DAY ABROAD.
Serious Physical Condition of the
Prince Of Wales.
Curious List OF Birthday Presents
to Ex- Chancellor bismarck.
tprrt.Ip c.p,y N,vs ,rrc,,,. Z,

PARIS, April 2. Tho Prince of Wales, who
lie here on his way back from Berlin, and has
always been popular in Paris. Ia now re.
ceived with even more than usual emprosse.
ment.
1t noted, however, that the Prince. al.
though only forty. eight last November, Il
aging rapidly, that ho has worn.out,
wcaricd look. and walks like feeble man,
being obliged frequently to stop and take
breath.
These evidences Of physical decadencc
corroborato tho recent reports that the
rrincc IL seriously ILL.,
The evening world., 1890-04-03
THE ABILITY TO BEAR PAIN

i The test Of iostitude among the Indian tribsS-
Bat We deiy am Cherokee, sl0uG or Comaaoho TO
endure the twinErs OF rheumatism without vine
ing These, indeed, slgh; Al hFst, bat gFos IN
intensity until ths bTgome unbeaTAbls. No NAL
ads is more otttinAte IN Hs maturity than that
vAieh gives rise 10 thsra The more need. then, OF
attacking Il at the outssL Foremost among Tsns-
tiu Ter IL 10 Hostctters stomach Bhters. safer and
a. nitoy more effective thss ooichiesui, veTLtrum
and souliea, al remedies which miEat prove
destructive o. life in slghtly sHeassif % doss
Hiuesa dtpursats. Also, ehen Bos pos.tNey mis-
ealg'ogs lar iufoz or IN remedial poser 20 this
salptAD botanic Rsiieia0. Il eRtirely eEPs!s from
the blood ths Gcrid impurities shich originate the
dtsoAse. ala snriahcs a. sell a. eleAnscg q. Con
stipatlens hEaF comp amt dyspspaia and gthoE AL
msata slao Eiss sag 70 ~
The evening world., 1890-04-03
THOMAs WMIrE. l4l 5ap sT. BROOKLYN

could not sleep we'll a. night tOsATds the last,
and would get up tsslinE more tired thtn when
went to led. h1d no Rppstito for breakfast. niy
throat WAS sore aud could -ec, with the rss oi =
mirror, two patches my throat that looked ius;
iGl they we're ! had cough = day. hacking
cOuEh--Nhch annoyed me yeTy much. My wife and
home, a. tho cough Was certain signal l had
pains m INV chest and side. S1mstunes these pains
the other.
~ lost flesh rapidly and strength A. we'll. Ny
friends would glance at me- iu pltyfng sort OF way
asi TO say. Poor White HE time u about come
In fact, began TO thnk 80 myself, tor hA tried
without success | read one day oi a gsntlstn All
who had teen treated successfully by DR. Copeland
myself under their care, too. II wa, good strok
ol policy Tor me when did 20. Tor b'gan TO i'm
man. ! am very grstefnl TO the dootori tor what
they have done for ne"
The evening world., 1890-04-03
The Polite Thing.
Iron Judge. !

Jones Is nothing II not gallant.
Mrs. b is exactly the same age as her
husband, but she will not admit it.
My husband IL forty, she said to some
friends the other day: ''you wouldn't be-
lieve it, but there's actually ten years dif-
ference in our ages.
impossible. dear madam" !" hastily inter
posed Jones, anxious to say something
agreeable; I'm sure You look every day As
young as he does.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
An English Half. Holiday Law to Be
Proposed.

frI CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION
LoSpcS, April 81. Blundell Maple, Con-
servative member of the House of Com
mons for Camberwsll, and furniturc-dealer
of Tottenham Court road. London, has an
nounced his intention Of bringing in n bill
making 1t compulsory on shopkeepers to
grant their employees half holiday every
week without diminution OF their wages.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Disease OF the Eye Breaks Up a
Regiment.

DUNLAP cAnLE NEWS SPECIAL
PREsBURo, April 3.-An epidemic affecting
the eyelids has attacked whole regiment OF
Pioneers
Ont OF $40 men only forty escaped.
Many have become entirely blind. and the
regiment is disbanded In consequence.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Mr.. Thomas White is and has hsen for many
Note CompAny. No / Broadway Mr. White lives
a. l4b 53d st., south Brooklyn, where the writer
fouud hIm.
:" For ten years have had the catarrh. " said MIR.
Whue. " But within tho last Two years II had bc-
coms serious, think you would have thought II
was SERIOUS " you had known rue then. suffered
terribly.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
A Railing Habit.

"Isuppose when you were in Rome, you
did as the Romans dog'
We'll no, not exactly. iou know I'm a
little too fond OF fuap 10 give it up az my
t..,r.. of |. IA
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Al ol4 East 5gth a.. is tue nearest " savings
fsnE 70 hundreds of thousAn ds OF people. All east
id esratsd Al anrfaee gaIs are Nith easy reach,
Frouuh and German apokeR. Opan ~ - hea
Iprl 8 bssT interest from APTu1 -
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Thought His Time Had Come
MIR. WHITE TELLS 4 SERIOUS
STORT WITH a BIPPY SEQUEL.

He Lfrss Ia BTooEiDn aud Is an En-
pIoDce Of The Sep York Rank Note
Company-Hs Tribute 10 Drs. Cope
land aud Blair.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Bismarck's Birthday GIFTS.
IpuSLAr's cAnLr SEws sp-ciA,.I


BERLIN. April =. Tho list of Prince Bis
marck's birthday gifts is an amusing one,
but proves concluRively how dear the veteran
diplomatist IL to the popular heart
The gifts include two mastiffs, forty-three
drinking mugs, over a hundred long pipes,
meorschaum and wood three hunting guns,
many pounds of tobacco, large armchair
made OF horns. several dozen canes, innu.
merable packages of preserves, cakes and
candies sent bv farmers wives. barrels
OF eggs. sides of bacon. KcibiH eggs from
Plattdeutschlnnd, half n sheep. q medicine
Ghost containing a dozen bottles of some
wonderful cure for rheumatism. hair
pomade. brushes, cushions, rugs and enor.
nous salmon from Wales.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
Hendrlcks's High License Bill Passed
by the Senate.

IsPLcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.i
ALBANY. April ,. The Senate has passed
tho Hendricks high License bill by vote OF
z to 10,
The evening world., 1890-04-03

HlNHop's WIooPISG CoudH CURE instantly
~ NJ ~ thn gAoops Aad gpss Icss 10 tbs patient
e-'h no III aitsr en- ts- For sAs - drugsists. =.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
The Spread of the Sleeping Dis
ease"

ease"
fpuNLAr CABLE NEWS PrcAL.l
CAasEL, April 3.-Cascs OF coma have been
reported hero and in various localities in the
province OF Hesse.
At Sohluchten a woman has been asleep
for three days
Several similar cases arc reported at Neu.
atadk
The evening world., 1890-04-03

sifSsis @ '.ssi ds.: :: I. sifaaE s:. i Fi
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A concert in aid of st. Josephs Home for
the Aged will be given at Tony Pastors on
sunday night. "Among those who will
appear, says the mysterious Harry Sander
SOM lis well-knnwn lady of this city. whu
possessos voice, Of rare quality and who
is already piqued.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Robert Fraser has arranged twenty-four
tableauX. from Ger. Lew Wallacc's bool,
=, Ben, Hnr,' and will present them AZ
hundred and fifty Newark ladies' under The
management of Mrs. Benjamin Atha, will
take part in the tableaux.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Tive hundred dollars will buy a complete
ou'i for an electric night lisht, for uso in
bedroom or any place whore small light is re-
uuited with one charge Of solution and ordinary
ufAge will run a month"; or will light a oue-candle
pOSer lamp continuously % hours.
THIS Is M humbug.
Money refunded IL not as represented.
w ~ X Wnrld
The evening world., 1890-04-03

JI1NE HORSE, can pace In 2.25, aud side-bar
\ buggy, cast owner S725. will exchange for
$50 cash and ordinary hOrss and wagon. or 1880
In cash. Can bo seen at Harry Martins House,
East Broadway, near Flatbusb ave, Flatbush, L. !.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Miss Alice King Hamilton, or Liyingston,
as she has now called herself, is suing a
lithoRrapher in Toledo. Miss Hamilton is
indeed versatile. Besides being an actress
and novelist she also tried her hand at
lithographic designs tor a company in the
West playing "Old Homospun. Now she
is suing tho photographer for tho remunera-
tlon she claims to have deserved.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

HANDSOMELY engraved s35 gold watch for
I'll s2S, waltham non ma agnetlc movement,
payable 81 weekly; samples submitted. Mutual
Watch Company, 2O5 Broadway.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

WATCHES and jewclry sold on the rnstAment
w plan and delivered in New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut. Mutual Watch Company, 205
Efcadway
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A -A,aGoLD wsltbam stem.wndins watch,
s6 solid gold ring. 30 5Oc. weekly. Charig a
20. 10 Nassau 81.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A NUMBER of new and novel machines of q
n patented device to exchange for any class of
merchandise. L. s. Han. 2D3 Broadway.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

a $50 GOLD WATCH for s3si 81 weekly; fine
n waltham. Elgin or other first-oas American
'"o'' MUTUAL WATCH CO., 2o5 Broadway.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Miss Jano Stuart. of The senator COM
pany, is to recite a poem favored by Mrs.
Potter mo. il won't he "'Ostler Joe ~ at the
Mr. Vincent, at the star Theatre on sunday
night Miss Tinnie is to sell flowers in the
lobby.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A COMPLETE SET of apparatus for professional
N or amateur prestdgitateur in exchange for
Enything useful in house or office, cash. Offers
Under, % World Office.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
gEQ Horses and Carriages
IOOU Adyts. were Published

in the Morning WORLD during
the first quarter of 1890, against
1912 during the first quarter of
1889.
The evening world., 1890-04-03
IrLEcrRlC LIGHTS.

DICyCLE-. Safety; will exchange full bsll.besr-
- ing machine, perfect order, good as new cost
LIZ. for AZ. Babcock. los Hast S1th 81.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Charles Fl. Hoyt il rohearsing his --latest
farce comedy "A Texas Steer. " II will
probably. be first tried at New Bedford,
Mass. where Mr. Hoyt generally goes foi
citizens. of the town don't seem to object in
the least.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

4 ADY owning gentle horse and phaetou, using
L i IL little, wo I'D rent " reasonably afternoon
or day to responsible parties. Morrow, 2O5 Il.
lO5th vt.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

DESK. roll.top. 3 to ~ feet long, for architec
~ tural books or cash. Laura, iIS World.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

A -FlRsT.CLAsS genuine massage treatment
IA In exchange for al. DR. Garner, 342 East
lALh Al. neAT 81 ave. hAanment flat.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

WILL EXCHANGE CASH for tables, chairs
W refrigerator or fish bowl with stand Ernest
157 World Ottce.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

NNINDSOR THEATRE, Bossry, near Canal
w Nehbcr'z Grant Protection OF Ma.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. sat-
Next Hsek-rhe lyy Leaf. At2
The evening world., 1890-04-03

DAIHER's FHEATRE. Broadvsy and 3ls. 81
4 Evenings, 4. 10, Saturday Matinee az;
Ss.'. a CONDH0tiERS Il: :a::: ;:s=:'
The evening world., 1890-04-03

JNOR CASH-PArlor organ, nearly new, in good
II order. Gail 1888 East l0Oth st.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

NVANTED-One 5O-inch. also one 52.inch
w bicycle in good condition for cash and in.
EtAlment. Address Cash, 1876 World.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Whereas. by virtue OF sundri writs OF FL Fa.
issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF Sny-
der county and TO he directed. | win expose 10
public sale nc the Court House In the borough OF
Middleburgh, Pa, on
Saturday, December 6, 1890,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. the following tract OF land .
Being all that certain LIMESTONE LOT sit
uate In Spring township snyder county. Pa.
drew Ulsh, on the South by land ofPeter Regle
and ON the West by land OF John Seiber. contain.
ing = ACRE more or less. whereon Is erected a
good LIME KILN.
Seized, taken into execution, and 10 be sold as
the property OF Peter Relgle.
REUBEN DREEsE Sherin
SheriTs once, Mddleburgh. Pa, Nov. IS, 1880
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27

REGISTERS NOTICES.-Notice Is hereby Civ.
zen that the following named persons have
nled their Administrators. Guardian. and Ex-
ecutOrs' accounts In the Registers ONCE of Sny-
der County, and the same will he presented foI
confirmation and allowance at the Court House
In Mlddleburgh, Monday. Dec :. iSeO.
l. The first partial account of VIM. NoetlIng
Executor OF the estate Of Elizabeth NOetling
decd.
2. Account Of Peter Maurer and u. X. Roth
rock. Executors of the estate Of John Maurer
decd.
g. Account Of Mary 4. vanBOskirk. Admins.
traitor OF the estate OF Dr. u. +. NanBosklrk, decd
g. The first and flnal account ofJ. VI. Dauber.
mon. Administrator Of the estate OF jacob J.
Herman, decd.
b Second and final account NJ Jesse Knepp
Executor OF the estate Ot John j. Kline. decd.
and first and rnal account Of Jesse Knepp Ad.
minlstrator Of the estate Of Lydia Kline, dec d.
G. First aud final account Of W. J.. Strawser
Administrator Oi the estate OF Jacob II. straw.
ser, decd.
e. Account OF Susan Erdley. Administrator OF
the estate Of simon Erdly, decd.
T. First and fnal account OFFS A. WetZel. Ad.
miniStrator d. b. n, c. a. Of Henry Ritter decd
o. FIRST and final account OF Y. Il. Bower
Exec. OF the estate Of Sophia lIassinger. decd.
10. Second and nnal account OF Jacob Shafrer,
admr. OF the estate of Wilson Shaf1er. drcd.
II. The first and final account OF DR.. J. Y.
Shindel. Administrator Of the estate OF Saliie q.
shindel, late Of the Borough Of Middleburgh,
decd.
i2. The first and nnal account OF Charles
Maurer and Henry Maurcr. Admr's OF the estate
OF Daniel Naurcr. decd.
IL. DUCK, Register
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27
Saturday, December 6, 1890,
l1:LIIIE 4;KZss

For Dropsy, Gravel. Nervousness, Brights.
Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases. Cure Guar
anteed. Once s3i Arch Street, Philadelphia.
All druggists. Try It. si.oo per bottle. for
$500.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27
List Of Petit Jurors.

List OF Petit Jurors drawn for the Court Of
oyer and Termner and General jail delivery
and court os quarter Session OF the Peace o
Snyder county held MS Dec. Term, commenc
ing Monday, December $. 1890;
Adams-D. J. Bingaman.
Beayer-John IIeimbach. Edward Beaver, Aaron
MiddleSwarth
Beaver Wcst-wm Miller, Aaron Wagner.
Centre-Ephriam Walter, cyrus Bowersox. Jobe
Walter. Henry Hartman sen.
Chapman-Wm. l.. Hummel, Anthony y. Geist
Frnnklin-George w. llasSinger, VIM. H. Walter
Jackson-Morrls Ertley. Daniel Good, George
Maurer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI. Moatz.
Observation-Disclosures LitZel, u. i. Row, John
X. Demer. H. y. Kreamer.
Monroe-Thomas Hess, George Zimmerman. J.C
Gaugler Amos Bailey. John A. Cochran.
Perry-Philip A. Schnee. John 5. showers Jos
eph Martin, Joseph Iime, Henry @. Horn
berger.
Perry Wcst--C. B Shlrk
PENIS. II. Forty samuel \. Boyer.
Selinsgrove--,I. G. kessler. John Foster, Georg,
wagenseller. VIM. Lantz.
Spring-Samuel Gundrum, George Lepley.
Union Emanuel $. Ocker, n. +. Shambach, Iri
ID. Bender.
washlngton-Henr B. Meyer. p T. Meyer
George Hostcrman, 7. J. Bickel
GRAND JURORS.
Adams--Isaac Iepley. jeremiah Shrader.
Beaver Wcst--T A. Wagner.
lChapman--Co BrOwes. James H. Swartz
John A. MOyer. Frederick Krcit2cr
Franklln--Austin Gift, Isaac Brunner.
Mlddecreek-lIenry Denins. j. j. Mitchell
Charles NJ Straub.
MonrOe-Jeremah App.
Mlddleburgh-A. j. CrOSSgrOvc.
Perry-Absalom Roush. Henry Mengle
Sellnsgroye-Edward Gemberling, g. II. Reese
Union-,Iohn Rice. David $. sholly, Henry Elan
dcrS.
washngton-simo Renninger. Jacob steren.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27
: Congress Majorities for Ten
Years.

There has been an unbroken line
of Democratic Houses of Represen-
tatives since 1874, except in 1880 and
1883, so that the election of Dem
ocratic House at this is neither an
astonishing nor an astounding
event In 1874 the country was sur
prised, but in 1890 it is merely n
repetition of the inyariable "off
year rule for sixteen years. The
loss of the House in 1874 did not
prevent the election of Republican
President i'll 1876, although the con-
test was severe and close. The
Democratic House of 1878 made
possible the Republican victory of
1850. The Democratic House elect
ed in 1892 had II plurality of 81. In
the light of present knowledge of
how Mr.. Blaine was counted out in
this city in 1884. the precedent CON
tinued to hold good then, but was
broken by fraud. 1t was most as
suredly the election and proceed
ings of the Democratic Congress in
1886 which swept the Republican
party back into power in every
branch of government i'll 1888, and
if history repeats itself, the Demo
cratic House now elected will De the
means of bringing about Il Republi-
can victory in 1899. The policy of
the government cannot be changed.
\ Republican President and Re
publican Senate stand in the way of
any measures of free trade which
the Democrats in their elation
might be tempted to pass, and long
before 1892 the Mckinley bill will
have proven its merits in practical
operation, so that the voters of the
country will look back in wonder Mt
what they did in lS90.-N. y. Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-11-27
w. NJ. WITTENMYER. Proth.

WIDOWS ADVERTISEMENTS Notice Is here
w by given that the following widows Ap
prascments under the $500 law, have been filed
county for Confirmation on Monday. the sth
day OF Dec. 1890.
Appraisement OF Lucetts ShafIer, widow OF
William Shaffer. late OF Perry twp, decd.
Appraisement Of Ellen Relchenbach, widow Of
Henry X. keichenbach. late of Perry twp decd.
Appralsement OF Savilla liornbcrger. widow OF
q. W. lIornbcrger. late Of Perry twp decd.
Appraisement of Matilda Garman, widow Of
Benjamin Garman, late Of Penn twp, deed.
Appraisement of Matilda Gilbert. widow OF
John Gilbert Jr.. late OF spring twp. decd.
Appralsement Of Catherine A. Beaver. widow
OF Isaac Beaver. late OF Franklin twp. decd
.Appralsement OF Quzetta IIelntzelman, widow
decd.
W. W. WHITEWATER,
Clerk orphans court