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New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
VISITING IyDEK FOR SOCIETY FOLK.

IN addition 20 the usual November and quarter
y Social Registers the Social Register Asso-
ciarion has issued 70 its subscribers this year a
Visiting Index systeufatizfng days at home in
New-York City. Families in The Social Regis
ter are indexed by districts and days at home
The following arrangement has been used, these
days appear be generally accepted for the vari-
divisions
Mondays-Side streets above Fifteth-st-
Tuesdays-FIfIh-ave
esdsys-LexlngtoH and Park avss- and side
streets from Twenty-thrd 10 Fiftieth St
TlllIrs6a -AIadison-ave-. Gramercy Park and
irving Place 10 Twenty-third-st-
Frfdays-Wasbington Square and side streets to
Twenty third-st-
The book, printed writing paper. with alterna-
tive blank leaves for notes. IS made Of size and
binding suitable for convenient carrying.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
THOMAS RIGNEY.

Thomas Riguey died yesterday morning az his
home No. IIs West Observation-Disclosures ty-tntrd-
St IN his eighty-eighta year. Mr. Rigney IS said
10 have been the oldest merchant in active bus.-
ness in New-York. In 1s44 he came 20 this city
from Toronto. where. although comparatively
young man he was a successful merchant and in
fuentiaI in Canadian affairs For hfty-six years
he Conducted business in New-YOrk c0Tnr1is-
sion merchant at No III Pearl-st-
Erastus Wiman who manager OF the uleF-
camille agency OF R G. Dun & Co. has related tnat
the first time he New-YOrk was before the
avs OF express companies and his mission on that
occasion was to carry a sum OF money IN gold coin
10 Mr. Rigney from Canadian business house
The funeral viii be private
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
THE IRISH AND THE BoERs.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Thomas G. ShearrQan's article in your issue
Of the 22d inst ought 10 be scattered broadcast
throughout this country The surprising thing is
that Irish Roman Catholics in this country should
entertain any sympathy whateyer for people who
hate them with the bitterest kind Of hatred and
who are the only people on the face OF the earth
who will not tolerate the Roman Catholic religion
or even allow "A church Of that persuasion 70 be
erected in their domain but il IS still surpriS
ing 10 find that hundreds OF these same Irishmen
are eager TO the ranks Of these their avOwed
enemies 20 fight against their brave brother Irish
men. VIZ the irish Fusiiars. than whom no Amer
soldiers ever shouldered gun T L DALTON
Bath, y. Y. Dec "A 1888
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
SLEPT ALL NIGHT WITH 4 CORPSE.

4 GRoCER's CLERK DISCOVERS a SUICIDE wHEN;
HE AWAEES-
Henry J Sreiuberg. who kept small grocery
store Al GlenmOre and Georgia aves-. Brooklyn yes
terday committed suicide by shooting himself with
revolver through the heart in his rooms above
the store He was a German forry-fve years old.
and had been in poor health He leaves widow.
Charles Meyer, his clerk, made number OF New
Years calls and returning late night. up
10 his room the dark He noticed that Stenberg
was IN mis- bed. and. although II was not usual II
ala not concern him much and he undFessed and
went 10 sleep without a light In the morning he
awoke 10 ind bleed on the 5edclothes. and then
he saw that SteiL5erg lay dead with gaping
wound his heart.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
Ex-JUsr1CE JOHN MMAHoN.

John Mcmahon twelve years ago an Associate
Justice Of the Court Of Special Sessions under the
late Justice Moore. died yesterday morning at his
home at Ocean and Emmons aves-, Sheepshead
Bay. He had been IN poor health for the last
years. He was born this city IN February
He member OF the old Volunteer Fire
Department and OF the Foresters OF America Ten
wears ago he was prominent in politics in Brooklyn
He conducted hotel at the time OF MS death A
widow survives him.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
JAMES HAMBLET.

James Hamblet manager Of the Western Union
time service, died yesterday at his home. No. 70
Sidney Place Brooklyn He was president OF the
department OF electricity in the Brooklyn Instt-
tl1te. and a prominent member OF St AIMS Church
on the Heights. He was member OF an old New
England family and leaves a widow and a daugn-
ter Edwfna Howard. The funeral will be held TO-
morrow afternoon. and the Rev DE- Reese r AIsOp,
OF St AIMS will Officiate. The burial VIII oe n
WOOdIaW WI. near Boston.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
BEoUEsrs MADE BY MRS. PELL.

Newport p L Jan 2 CSpeciaD.-The viii OF Mrs.
Oriesna Redmond EIIery Pell, who died in Paris
recently leaves $1,000 in trust 10 the American
National Institute. II II be fully organized al the
tine of testafrfxs death 70 create and maintain
scholarship 70 bear the Of the tesatrix; 00
10 the Redwood library Of this city. and 500 to
tl-s Pen FIospsraI In New-York There are a large
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

The death Of Dr. John s Cook. al Hackettstown.
y J. after an illness OF ten days IS announced
He was seventy-three years old. and was born al
EastOn Penn Dr.. Cook graduated from the
University OF Pennsylvania. and at once entered
into practice at HackeJtstOwn. He was elected
r~esidenr d the New-Jersey State Medical So
cietv in 1879. He the first president OF the
Trt-County Medical Society, comprising Aorr,s
Warren and Sussex counties. and for many years
was president of the local Board OF Education
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
MRS. ANDREW RUSSELL.

Morristown y. J.. Jan > CSpeciaD.-AIrs. Melinda
Fav Russell widow Of Andrew Russell and mother
OF the late Mrs. Robert L Johnson. died to-day az
the home Of her granddaughter, Mrs Thomas W
C0uldwelI = this city She was ninety-three
years old The funeral viii be held on Thursday
al O. m. at Mrs. COuldWells home The burial
viii Be at Albany. y Y. on Friday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

hngSs.ap9ary legatees are Charlotte Won Gorrissen.
Martha Maria Anderson, EoEalfe Ford Ebert
Anderson. each one-ffth: OrIeana Won C5orrfsseu
EloeTta Gertrude Wright and E. ". Boxer each
one-nfteentn. r. Ellery Anderson is named as
sole executor. without bonds The will was
ecuted at Paris. July 2s. 1884
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
FRANK c. HOPKINS.

PlainheId. y. J., Jan , (SpeciaD--Frank c. Hop
kfns son OF the late Gerard Hopkins. OF New
York died to-day at his home in Washington Val
lev. this city. The funeral Will be held Thurs
day al > D. n, his home.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
CAPTAIN 2. M,INTYRE.

Captain F. Mcintyre. the father OF Assistant Dis
trfct Attorney John F. Mcintyre Of New-York
County, died on Monday az his home, IN Lockwood
ST and Broadway. Astoria, at the age OF sixty-sfx
His death was caused BY pneumonia which at
tackled him on Christmas Day Mr.. Mcintyre mad
been inspector OF school buildings IN Astoria ror
five years.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
DOUGLAS B. wOORDwORTH.

Oakland Cal. Jan douglas B Woordworth.
aged afty-stx ex-menber OF the Canadian ParIa-
r-1ent of late practising attorney IN this city, IS
dead from injuries received a week ago, when
MS horses ran away. throwing him out OF the car
risEe He was a native OF Canada. and was
member OF the Canadian Parliament for four
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
DR.. WILLIAM R. PRYOR Ill.

Dr. William r. Pryor. son OF ex-Judge Roger a.
Pryor is III at his home No i21 East Thirty
etghth-st from typhoid fever There a fam
i!v reunion Christmas Day and Dr. Pryor was
present and in apparent good health His rela-
Ifves and friends anxious about MS condition
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

In this diagram the continuous white line shows ths
changes pressure indicated By The Tribune sef-
recording har9eter The dotted line shows teTaper-
recorded Psrry's Pharmacy-
Tribune On;ce Jan g. I a m-The weather v.Stse.s,
fair and cold The temperature ranged between 1s
agerazs 2fa.a being q. asvrs-. stzs
than that u the correspcnalaE eay q .ast year
The WszsnsE to-day VII be fair cold
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
RICHARD CROKER BETTER.

Lsandon Jan. 2-The condition OF Richard Croker.
who broke 2 leg yesterday near Vantage while
mounting a horse. is reported this evening TO be
inn rz-zd
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

ATERS-At Elizabeth. y. J. Tuesday. January ..
1900 Henry F. Ayers IS yesrs of
Funeral THURSDAY las 2 n. from hts
dence. 80 Js1ersun-ave. North Elizabeth
Internent Metuchen. y =
gEARE-At Utica y. Y or Tuesday. January > r
year o. his Henry Cuuabes Eeare. father %
Gearge " Best of Nsw-York CITY
Funeral q Utica
Oh AFIS-At OradeIL y. J. January 2 Louise J. Horton
chaplin. wife % the Asahel chaplin. OF SeWYork-
Funeral he Al
0ra6el. Friday a o'clock
leaves Chambers-st. . f5 a N.
COX-On New Years Day. of pneumonia home.
Csusfoot Cherry VALLEY. y. Y LsvaEria White widow
Abraham BseSnan Cox. of Sew-Tark- and daughter
OF the late Jacob Livingston and Levautia White.
Funeral AZ Cherry VaEey THURSDAY. January =
O'Clock
GARuNER-At FlstanGs January ? o. pneumonia
Elizabeth Marion - the :
Cd, iner ard daughter q late Re-. pr. oliver
FansTa q, parsonage a Fatands Reformed Church ca
EftGAy At : > n
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03
GENERAL BCFTERFTFLD BETTER.

General Daniel Butterield. who has been III FOR
several days al his home. No. 616 Fifth-ave-. was
much improved last night
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Catarrh Is disagreeabIe and dangerous. but
tOraut. -
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Relations Nohrrs.

The International s s. Lesson
FspR NEXr SUNDAY
WI taught ~
DR. CHARLES p. FAGNANI
West side B-snch II A. SIS y S7ra F-i1sy
evsnfns jan $ a. sI3 Ex-lasively Tor Ma Ts4cas-s
particularly Welc1aae.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-03

Sufferers from Indigestion ger prompt ana lasting =
LIEF by using JohnsCn's Digestive Tablets
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MARRIED

wa TTERI-EE-Ou December Il BY the Rev.
Dr. G c. Houghton. the Church % The Trsnsfg7Ira-
rior Mauz- Roy. of General ard Mrs L
Satterlee Wefes Car!in Wartng- of he NJ
and Mrs William II Warirg. of Brooklyn
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one cent copy postage charge. DALE
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
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OFFICES
Postomce NofIre.

should Be read DAILY by al interested cAazs=s
may any
Foreign malls for ending January 8 1900. VII
close promptly al Postofece
f1ll1Ws- Parcels Post Nais earlier than
closing time SHOWN below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
lany close ~ . n. WEDNESDAY for Dispatch per
Rhen Thursday. and p F-day. cor Dispatch pes
g 3 Graf Wal1ersze
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
SHADEL.

A. II. Troutman, the merchant at
Meiserville, moved to Port Trcver-
ton last Thursday, and Geo. Hall Of
Mckees Half Falls will take charge
of the store in Meiserville. The
spelling bee at the Aline school
house was largely attended on We'd
nesday evening. 1t was under the
instruction of G. w. Seirer, teacher.
:. David Hooverand bis daughter
made a flying trip to Rockville and
Harrisburg last Thursday. :. Sew
eral young meu from Fremont got
on the wrong road last Wednesday
night while returning home from the
spelling bee. Lewis Fisher, wife
and daughter passed through town
on Saturday. . Edwards Shatfer and
his best friend passed through this
vicinity Saturday. .R. F. Reich
enbach ." 'ly were the guests
of Lewis IN Saturday even
iur -.-'s-.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
MCCLURE.

There werequite a number ofpeO-
pie in town on Saturday TO attend
the West Beaver Sunday school con-
venticn. .. .J. b. Rothrock of near
Middleburg visited friends at this
place last week. Geo. Wagner's
stave mill is still running day and
night. .R. A. Felker, who was
sick with typhoid tever, is able to
be abont again. Superintendent
Bowersox visited our schools last
Thursday. The school directors
met on Saturday last to compensate
the teachers. :. The Republican
primary of West Beaver will be
held on Saturday, Jan. 9th. :.
Frank Felker intends to leave for
Ohio in the near future. The
next teachers institute of West Bea-
yer will be held in the Mcclure pri-
mary school Friday evening, Jan. l9.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
KREAMER.

Milton Dauberman drove to Sc
linsgrove on Tuesday. ;. ). Mrs.
Barbara Yoder of Middleburg Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Dietrich and family several days
last week . Frank Thomas made
trip to Shamokin and Mt. Carmel
last week introducingG '''Tg his
pigeon trap, which is his own in
vention. Frank has applied for a
patent. .. Miss Edna Smith of Sc
linsgrove visited friends and relatives
in town last Wednesday. Mrs.
Park Fletcher and daughter of Will
Transport are at present the guests
of Frank Seaman's. Irwin Buck,
who is clerking in a grocery store at
Shamokin, visited friends here Sum-
day. :. The ecitizens of this town are
taking upe subscription to secure
several large force pumps to use in
case of fire. They have over one
hundred dollars already subscribed
......Mrs. VIM. Freyman died last
Friday evening and was inferred in
the Meiser cemetery Tuesday even
day morning. Her maiden name
was Mary Freed. She was a Chris
tian and respected lady. She was
attacked with melancholia several
months ago and died an inmate of
the Danville asylum, aged 40 years.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
SELINSGROVE.

Chas. w. Christ, druggist of Mil
ton, spent several days with his
parents and his family last week.
Galen Haupt, a former resident of
this place. but now of Milwaukee,
visited his brother, Frank Haupt
and friends last week Mrs. f..
B. Klllinger of Trenton, N. j., is
visiting her mother, Amelia Wagen-
seller. .... The week Of prayer was
observed by Trinity Luth. Church.
The attendance was good. The
Freshman Class held their annual
banquet at the Hotel at Adams
burg and the Sophomores at Milton
at Hotel Haag. Both parties report
having had splendid times. Geo.
Hall of McKees, X. s. Meiser, Jerry
Charles and M. Millner were in
town on Saturday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
UNION TWP.

Mrs. Allie Reigle and daughter,
Mollie, are visiting among friends
at Marysville, Pa. Mrs. S. S.
Reigle and her oldest son, William,
are spending the week at William
sport. Merchant A. S. Sechrist
spent a few days of last week at
Shamokin Dam and Mt. Carmel.
There was organized at Pallas IA
labor union Saturday. IA pro,racted
meeting began at Witmer's United
Evangelical church Tuesday even
ing. F. A. Aucker ard &. H.
Sechrist spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends ut Pallas. ..J. g. Sail
lost valuable horse last week. .....
the candidates are making their APP
pearance since the primaries are not
tar distant. .Jocky Aucker has
accepted clerkship at Pallas.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
pAxTONvlLLE
Mrs. Simon Specht Of Beavertown

Mrs. Simon Specht Of Beavertown
called ON friends on Saturday. -.
Chas. Swengle, after spending sew
eral weeks at Carlisle and Harris
burg, returned last week audreports
"A very pleasant time while he was
gone. C. p. Swengle spent Sum
day with his fmily at this place.
Last Friday evening the teachers
institute was held in the Paxton
vile grammar school and elected
the following officers to serve for
the month: President, L. f. Derr;
Vice President John Bolender; Rec.
Sec, Hoyt Graybill; Critics, Jerome
Erdlev and l.. E. Bachman. The
next meeting will be held in the
Franklin Grammar School Mrs.
Henry j. Heimbach of New Berlin
is visiting Mrs. Mary Howell a,
present. .. The members of the Ev-
angelicai church elected the follow
ing teachers for this year. Teachers
in Primary Department, HoytGray-.
bill, Mrs. Sallie Bowersox and Miss
Mary Bowcrsox; Teachers in Main
Department r. f. Git, ID. r.
Harner, Maude Gift ant! Tillie Nit
chell; Teachers in Bible class &.
l.. Derr, H. d. Mitchell, II. Fl.
Attig and Isaiah Bowersox .....Wm.
Dreese, ex-Commissioner, of Beaver
town, was in town on Monday. -.
p. F. Riegel transacted business un-
der the auspices of the Beavertown
Fire Insurance Co. VIM. Stahl-
necker, Proprietor Of Merchants
Hotel, and DR.. G. G. Smith were
in town on Monday evening.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.

!. Most of our towns people were
'ooq' for drive on Sunday afternoon,
taking advantage of the sleighing.
-. The shooting match held at
II. }. Swartzlander's on Saturday
was well attended. Miss Annie
+. Schnee spent last week at Mid
dleburg. David Hoover and his
daughter, Stella, are visiting friends
at Rockville. Some of our people
attended the funeral of Mrs. VIM.
X. Freyman at kreamer Tuesday.
81. n. Brosius, who was elected
Commissioners Clerk, moved to the
county seat Tuesday of last week >.
Absalom Schnee made a business
trip to Sunbury Thursday.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
CENTREVILLE.

s. f. Sheary was to Middleburgh
last Saturday, w. ii. Schoch is
holding series OF meetings in the
Lutheran church. I'D. &. Showers,
of Susqushanna University, was at
home overSunday :. Constable II.
F. Mohn and Squire Shinkel were
to Lewisburg on Monday OF last
week j. f. Reitz of Middleburg
passed through town on Monday
morning. Mrs. Dora Blind and
child of New Columbia visited
friends here during the past week..
J. o. Bowersox is the happiest
young man in town all onaccount OF
a bouncing boy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
SALEM.

The people all seem to take ad-
vantage of the little bit of snow
which has fallen and has nearly
disappeared already. Friday J..
Nj. Aurand and G. H. Woodruff
were to Mlf1linburg and returned
with new sleigh and a road-wagon
"A party was held at Amos Gem
behring's Monday evening and all
the young people present reported
a nice time. ). We are glad to see
that our old friend, Henry Meyer,
is still improving. Geo. Schoch
is buying up cloverseed in this vic
Unity. II. f. Maurer, who was
obliged to walk with crutches, is
now able to get around with a cane
-. The people around here have
nearly all filled their ice houses.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
WEST BEAVER.

Last Saturday the first sled was
seen on our streets this winter. =.
S. II Phillips made a business trip
to Adamsburg on Friday and re-
ports the burg about as usual. Levi
b. Trcaster and wife e..tertained
some of their friends last Sa
,enng, with ice cream and .pr.>
As the bill of fare (Thanks). .....
Daniel H. Treaster bought horse
from Johnny Gross last week, which
had to be killed on account of not
having strength enough for exercise
......L. &. Wagner had to employ
an assistant last week to teach his
school on account of sickness. ....
J. p. Fisher shipped a lot of iurs
last week toa New York firm. John
says he is now prepared for his
campaign, in setting up the oysters
in any style you wish. .....Let us
all try and elect the most suitable
men at our next primary election
for township officers. The Baking
Powder team of VIM. Herbster took
a little run off, but no damage of
any amount occurred. ...Jacob Erb
has been on the sick list Tor the past
few weeks. We had a little snow
Sunday making about p inches up
to this writing, for this winter.
The Supreme Court decided against
Morrison, who is confined in the
Lewistownjai charged with murder.
He may appeal to the Beard of
Pardons, that will be his last
chance for his life. The Lowell
Hunting Club took Il trip Monday
morning to havea fox chase, a rab-
bit for pot pid included.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
AMENDING REGULATIONS
As to Cancellation Of Documentary and
Proprietary Stamps.

As to Cancellation Of Documentary and
Proprietary Stamps.
In all cases where documentary
stamp of the denomination of 10
cents or any larger denomination
shall be used for denoting any tax
imposed by the act of June 13, 1898,
the person using or atlixing the same
shall, in addition to writing or
stamping thereon, with ink, the
initials of his name and tie date
when affixed, mutilate said stamp by
cutting til rec parallel incisions
lengthwise through the stamp, be-
ginning not more than one-fourth of
an inch from one end thereof and
extending to within one-tourth of
an inch OF the other end. When
such stamp is cancelled by cutting
or perforatlng in any manner auth
orized by existing regulations, as
the mutilation herein pre-
scribed will not be required.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18

Not one of us but has wished to
change places, and in the January
"Cosmopolitan" the brilliant Edgar
Saltus writes on "The Delights of
Trying to be Somebody Else" in a
manner that makes the folly of the
almost universal wish excusable
and even commendable. The article
is heavily illustrated with pictures
of people who for the time being
have tried to be somebody else.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-18
Public Sales

Notices OF saleswil be Inserted free under this
heading when the bills are printed at this office.
When the bills are not printed at this Office 50
cents will be charged. Persons expecting to
have sale should select date and have It insert.
ed In this column.
SATURDAY, Jan. "a. in Franklin township,
David A. Steininger, administrator of the
estate OF Jacob II. Steinngcr. will sell lO6
acres OF land and grain In the ground. See
adv.
FRIDAY, March 2, John Walter will sell live
stock and farming implements ~ miles
west OF Middleburg.
SATURDAY, Mar. 3, one-fourth mile north oil
Mddleburg Milton Kratzer will sell 3
horses, 8 cows, farming implements and
househould furnitures.
WEDNESDAY. March z, at the Eagle Hotel in
Middleburg. ID. X. Haas will sell no 'ses, z
mules, 2s head OF cattle, Is shoats, 4 brood
sows and farming implements.
MONDAY, March 10th. VIM. Ritter will sell 8
horses, l2 head OF cattle and farming imple-
ments mile east OF Krstzerville.
TUESDAY, March 20, near Palas, John ShafYer
will sell stock and farming implements.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10, one mile east Of Centre
vile, Mrs. Susan e. Boyer will sell live
stock and farming implements.