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THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELt), PA.. MAKClt 2, 1880.
A Strange Witness.
A woman was examined as a witncfson
Baturdoy iu (he Hlrlh murder trial now in
progress In Vasliiugtou city, who is a deaf
muto. Her nppenrnnce ou the witness
Bland raised some questions Tor the court to
decide for which no precedent could bo
found. The first objection made by the
prosecution was as to the competenoy of the
witness. Thin envolved au iutjulry into
her mental and moral characteristics, which
was difficult to make. Her husband said
that be could not always understand hor.
Prof. Gallaudet, who acted as Interpreter,
said that be thought she oould distinguish
between the truth and fulsehood.but be did
not know that she understood the nature
and obligation of an oath. After some
further tests the Court decided to hear her
testimony. Objection was then mnde to
Prof. Gallahdct acting as interpreter, lie
iiad gone over the story with her iu the
sign language at the office of the defend
ant's oounsel and it was urged that hur tes
timony would merely be a rehearsal of
what was brought out there. The Court
overruled the objection. When the wom
an began to testify, however, she made
wild signs and the interpreter could not
understand her. The woman's husband
was biought iu lo assist Prof. Gallaudet,
but the Court would not allow him to act
ns an lutorinutef. The wituesH wus then
dismissed ni l! tie defendants were depriv
ed of the benefit of her testimony.
A Colony of English Bloods.
Victoria, near Kansas City, is known lo
cally as " Deadhead Edon." A few years
go Sir George Grant visited Kansas to
hunt, and when be returned to England
his stories excited the hearts of forty
young sprigs of the nobility, and a short
time since they entered Kausos with a
ilourish and founded the Victoria colony,
where an elegant saloon is now maintained
by drafts upon titled fathers ou the other
' side of the Atlantic. The spirit of boon
companionship goes so far that the bar
keepers have standing orders to furnish
"drinks to nil visitors." The folks of the
'neighborhood appreciate the kindness of
the young noblemen, who spend about $10,
U00 a year each, and Victoria is snid to be
on a never-eudiug, never-fagging lark.
Lord Loftus is the possessor of large es
tates in Tipperary and bis professed object
iu leaving London was to get away from
wild associations, llow well be has suc
ceeded is shown by the fact that his Lord
ship spent $1,000 for liquors at the bars in
that city during a week's visit last month.
The colonists bunt a great deal, but most
of their days are spent in card-playing and
their nights iu bachelor orgieB.
An Indignant Girl.
The Jacksonville, IU., Journal says : An
instauce of pluck occurred a few evenings
since, iu which a girl played the part of
heroine. A young man called at the house,
desired to see her at once and told her that
her friend Sirs. Blank was very sick and
wanted her to come immediately. Some
what Btartled by the annoucemeut, she at
once started with the stranger, but bad
proceeded only a short distance when a
suspicion Hashed upon her mind that per
haps the call was only a ruse to get her
out, and she demanded to know if such
was not the case. Tho fellow acknowledg
ed that it was, and as an excuse said he
had a bet of $10 that be could take a walk
with her without being introduced ; he
furthermore ottered to give her half the
money if bbe would walk only a few blocks
with him when be would return her safely
borne. The girl indignantly returned
alono, and while standing at a back win
dow, a few minutes afterward, overheard
the fellow telling the story to a chum, and
both laughing about it. Bbe thereupon
gathered a revolver and went for tho pair
in a way that sent them trying down the
street. . ,
Nice Isn't It?
Perhaps you have chewed gum without
knowing what it was you had iu your
mouth without knowing that it is only a
refined product of petroleum. The Cin
cinnati Gazette says that when the thick
brown liquid which comes from tbe earth
at one stage of its manufacture is strained
through heavy liuen cloths, the residuum
left is a dirty, brownish yellow wax, that
smells abominably. That unpromising
substance melted, bleached, deodorized
and prepared for commerce appears in
masses that weigh about one hundred
pouuds, lesembling oblong blocks of cloud
ed ice. The manufactuer of chewing-gum
purchases these blocks ready made for his
hand, and at once melts them down. To
tbe hundred pounds of wax he adds a boo
thirty pouuds of sugar and flavoring and
coloring matter, This is tbe chewing-gum
which nominal y girls love to roll uuder
lheir tongues.
Cheap Wood tawing.
Tho JiiDesville, Wis., Gazette says : Two
grocery men made a bet yesterday as to
which could saw a quarter of a cord of
wood iu the shortest time, tho wager being
a ticket to tbe lecture lost evening. The
one who owned the pile bad bis fellow
grocery man saw the first quarter, which he
did in ilfty minutes. He gave up then and
refused to saw any himself, saying be could
nat beat that time, and paid over a dime
to pay for i be ticket. About this time it
beeau to creop tbrontru the brain of the
wiuner that be bad been inveigled into
sawing a quarter or a oord ot wood lor ten
cents, lie don't like it.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCEIIN
The fi)llowhi(t named accountants have, tiled
their mounts I" His oftlce of tlx ReKlster ot
Perrv Comity, end Hi same will be) presented to
tli Orphans Court, to be lipid In Hi Court House,
In Bloomlleld.on TUESDAY, the Dili of March.
lrMil, for continuation, tu wit :
1. The tlrst and Intended as the tlnnl account
of .lolin ft. Rlchey, Executor of tho estate of Mar.
caret It. Donnelly, lain of Wheattleld township,
Perry county l'a.. deceased,
i. The account of Hcorue Jacobs, who In Ills
lifetime was the Administrator, with Hie will
annexed, of the estate of John Oelbach, Jr lute
of Wheat field township, county and HI ale nfore
sald, deceased, presented by .lames H. Jacobs,
Administrator of said Oeorfte Jacobs, deceased.
8. The account of Philip Huston, ttuardlan ot
Samuel Martin a minor son of Samuel Martin,
late ot Carroll township, county and State afore
said, deceased.
4. The tlrst and final account ot David Rheem
and Rmmnr Uream, Administrators of the estate
of Jacob C. Smith, late of Juniata township,
county and Rtate aforesaid, deceased.
6. The first and partial account of Augustus
Rouder.AdmNtrator of the estate of Henry Sunder
lute of ltye township, county and Slate aforesaid,
deceased.
6. The tlrst and Dual account of William Leak
er, Admlnlstraturc. t. . of the estate of Mary
linker, late of Juniata township, county anil
Bt ate u foresaid, deceased .
7. The tlrst and tlnal account of George W.
flehr. Administrator of the estate of Sarah tlehr,
late of Carroll township, uounty and Htate afore
said, deceased.
8. The llr-t and final account of Adam ltlce.
Executor of the estate of Daniel ltlce, late
of Tuscarora townshlp.coiintyand state uloresnld
deceased.
. The second partial account of Adam R'.ce,
Executor of the estate ot Nicholas Jacobs, late of
Tuscarora tonnslilp, county and State aforesaid,
deceased.
10. The supplemental account of Nicholas
Jacobs, Guardian ot George If. Jacobs, minor son
ot William A. Jacobs, late ot Jackson township,
deceased, by Adam Rice, Executor of the estate
of said Nicholas Jacobs, deceased.
11' Tin account of Nicholas Jacob), Guardian
of JeniiTe Jacobs, minor daughter of S llllam A,
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Adam ltlce. Exe 'titor of the estate of said Nicholas
Jacobs, deceased.
i. The account of Nicholas Jacobs, Guardian
ofsallle K. Jacobs, minor daughter of William
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Adam ltlce, Executor of the estate of said Nich
olas Jacobs, deceased.
13. The tli'ft and Intended ns the final account
of Samuel P. Campbell, Administrator of the
estate of Lttelnda McLaughlin, late of Toboyne
township, county and Shite aforesaid, deceased.
14. The account of George Jacobs, Adminis
trator ot the estate of Susanna Gelbach. late of
Wheal Meld township, I'erry county, deceased,
presented by James 8. Jacobs, Administrator of
the estate of said George Jacobs, deceased.
15. The tlrst partial account of Isaac Eby,
Executor of the estate of John S. Hwarts, late of
Jackson township, county and Slate atoresald,
deceased.
10. The tlrst and tlnal account of M. B. flrtibh.
and Isaac Troutnian, Executors of the estate of
Christian (Irubb, lute of Liverpool borough, coun
ty and Slate aforesaid, deceased.
17.' The tlrst and final account of It. L. Magee.
Esq., Administrator of the estate ot Mngihtlene
Messimer, late of Carroll township, eouniy and
State aforesaid, deceased.
H. The tlrst and Intended as the final account
of Charles K, Smith, Executor of the estate of
Caroline tl. Gantt, late of the borough of Newport
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
Is). The tlrst and Intended as the tlnal account
of Jacob Klckard, Esq , Executor of the estate of
George J. Sheaffer, laieof Tyrone township, coun
ty and State aforesaid, deceased.
2D. The tlrst and Intended as the final account
of Jacob Klckard, Ext., Executor of the estate of
Alary Hitter, late of Tyrone township, county mid
State aforesaid, deceased.
21. The Ill-stand Coal account ot William L.
Donnelly, Guardian of Clarence E. Reed, minor
son of Israel Keed, late of Center tow nshlp.county
and Htate aforesaid, deceased.
22. The tlrst and Intended as the final account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Catherine Leota
Grubb, a minor daughter of W. M. (irubb. hue of
Greenwood township, count and Hutu aforesaid
deceased.
23. The first and Intended as the llnal account
of Jonathan Wert. Guardian of Lavlnla Sedilia
Grubb. a minor daughter of W. M. Grubb, late of
Greenwood township, county and Stateuforesald,
deceased.
24. The first and Intended as the tlnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Araminta Grubb,
a minor (laughter of V. M. Grubb, late ot Green
wood township, county and Slate aforesaid, de
ceased. 25. The first and Intended as the Mnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Leemma Grubb,
a minor daughter of W. M. Grubb, late of Green
wood township, county aud Stale aforesaid, de
ceased. 26. The flrst and Intended as the final account
or Jonathan Wert, Guardian of William II. Grubb
a minor son of W. M. Grubb. late of Greenwood
township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
27. The first and intended as Die tlnal account
of John Grubb, Executor of tho estate of Jacob
ICmerlck, lute of Mlllerstown borough, deceased,
presented by George Mitchell, Administrator of
said John Grubb, deceased.
28. The account of Abner Vantossen, Esq.,
guardian of Mary Koran, a minor daughter of
Patrick Koran, late of Duncanuon borough, coun
ty and State aforesaid, deceased.
29. The account ot Abner Vanfossen, Esq.,
guardian of Maggie Koran, a minor daughter of
Patrick Koran, late of Duncanuon borough,
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
30. The ttrstand flual account of Philip Bosser
manand William H. Bosserman. Administrators
ot the estate of William Bosserman, late of New
port borough, county and State aforesaid, dee'd,
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For sale by F, Mohtimeh, New Bloom.
field, Pa.
I719TATK N OTICK. Notice Is herebyglyeu
'j that letters of administration on the estate
of Mary Roush, of Madison twp.. Perry county
Pa,dec'd, have been granted to the undersigned,
residing in same township.
.All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and those having
clalinsltopreseutthuniduly authenticated! or set
tlement. SAMUEL SHOWERS, Admr.
Jan. 6, 1880. 1 j.
JJOTEL LICENSE.
WHEREAS, it Is the custom In many Counties
of this Cominonwealih, to publish the applica
tions for license, with the names of those persons
endorsing them, and Hie bondsmen and the own
ers of the property. And whereas, the last Con
vention of the Porry County Chi Istlau Temper
ance Association parsed a resolution, ordering
the Executive Committee to publish the same,
this is to Inform all persons Interested, that the
said names will lie published before or about the
first week In April of each year.
By order ot the Executive Committee.
JOHN SH EATS,
JanlSSm Chairman.
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IS
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1880.
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