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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1881.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
(IL'K KECULAK COBkESPONBENCE
TJtc regular pregramme was gene
through at Saturday's session of the teach -eis'
institute.
Geerge B. Brcncmau, of Philadelphia,
.-pent Sunday with his friends in Colum
bia. The employees at KauiTraau's quarries
were paid off en Saturday.
Hairy Pfahler, of this place, had his
hip injured en Saturday, at Yerk, in a
rolling mill at which he is employed.
The pay car of the Philadelphia &
Heading railroad was here this morning
and the employees received their pay for
Dcccmher.
Rev. Kichanl C. Scaring efliciatcd in St.
Paul's Episcopal church yesterday morn
ing, out i.e .services were held in the even
in::. A sleighing party of about a score of
young ladies trem Millersville came te
Columbia en Saturday evening. They
had a large two-horse sleigh and appeared
te be having a very pleasant time of it.
They lefc here siugiug "Jehn Brown's
body lies meuldering in the grave," etc.
The rain, which fell ou the river a cou
ple of days age, has frozen solid and the
skating is new excellent. Sleighing is
again as geed as ever, and this course
has lest none of its old-time popularity.
Witincr R. Daily, son of Dispatcher
Jamrs II. Daily, who was injured in a
wreck at Paikesburg en Sunday, January
Kith, died yesterday morning at the resi
dence of iiis father en Walnut street,
above Fourth, from the effects of the in
juries sustained (an account of which ap-H-arcd
in the Intclmgenceu of last Mon
day. Daily was eighteen years of age
and leaves a wife but no children. The
funeral will take place te-morrow after
noon at two o'clock.
Thb canal between here and Chickics is
about three quarters full of water the re
sult of the recent thaw and rains. The
water will be let out again.
Ne fears of an immediate break-up it:
the ice are cntcrtaiucd about here.
All kinds of lig outs are te be seen about
here new. This morning we noticed a
wagon body with covered top en the run
ners of a large bob-sled.
Snow fell for a few minutes this morn
ing and il leeks new as if it might again
descend within a day's time.
Freight, east, was very heavy last
uinht.
Protracted services arc still being held
at some of our churches.
J. V. Hamilton, familiarly known as
"Judge"' Hamilton, was stricken with par
alysis yesterday. The judge is one of the
eldest residents of Columbia, aud is well
known te our citizens.
The machinery of the Medel engine com
pany was given a trial this morning. Werk
will be commenced in a very sher time.
Communion services weic held in the
Reformed chuich yesterday morning. Rev.
C. S. Gerhard, pastor of the church,
was assisted by Rev. Mr. Crawford, of
Lancaster, who officiated at the services
both morning and evening.
At Saturday's meeting of the teachers'
institute cacli of the teachers was pre
sented with a eepy of Apple ten's fifth
reader from the Hen. J. A. M. Passmerc,
of Pettsvillc, Pa. Prof Ames gave his
fust lessen te the institute in mental phi
losophy. Captain D. Rrainard Case, of this place,
has been eilicially notified that the beard
of officers, of w hich he is a member, ap
pointed by Majer General Hartranft te
report a system of by-laws for the govern
ment of the National Guard of Pennsyl
vania, will be convened at division head
quarters. Philadelphia, some time between
February 40 and 28. It is unfortunate for
Captain Case's company that the beard
will be convened se seen, as between the
dates iu question, it was the intention te
drill up " ter the inauguration.
"THE SUN."
Ofll.-.ers Klccte.t I.tist Friday Night.
At a stated meeting of the Sun steam tire
engine aud hose company Ne. 1, held in
their hall en Friday evening, January 21,
1881, the following officers were elected
for the year 1S81.
President Jacob Gable.
Vice President Jas. G. Thackara.
Secretary Isaac A. Carpenter.
Asst. Secretary W. Shiley.
Treasurer S. B. Cox.
Chief Engineer Gee. W. Anne.
Asst. Engineers II. Shaub, Bernard
Bulbach, L. Beyle, Gee. Rudy, F. II. Kil
burn, Peter Leng.
Fireman II. Mctzgar, jr., Bryson
Painter, Thes. Dcen.
Foreman Bennct Fulmer.
Assistant Jehn Shread.
Collector Gee. W. Anne.
Chief He.-c Director Jehn II. Keller.
Assistants A. Raub, P. Leng, Samuel
King. II. Metzgai-, jr., I. A. Carpenter,
Charles Weaver. L. Frank, Geerge Dechr,
Jehn Shread, M. Kuhlmau, Geerge Rudy,
II. Sheid.
Janitor Michael Rudy.
Trustees Jacob Gable, Jas. G.Thackara,
Samuel B. Cox. I. A. Carpenter, Gee. W.
Anne, Jehn II. Keller.
Delegates te Firemen's Convention
Jacob Gable. James G. Thackara, I. A.
Carpenter, S. B. Cox.
TlieG.A. K.
Jas. A. Nitnlew aud Edwin Boekmycr,
the delegates from Pest 84, of this city, te
the state encampment of the G. A. R.,
have returned home and report a pleasant
and profitable session. Mr. Boekmycr,
one of the youngest of the veteran dele
gates in attendance, was awarded the
honor of carrying the state encampment
flag, at the head of the department, from
headquarters at the Central hotel te Library
hall, where the sessions of the encamp
ment "were held. The delegates
report the order te be iu a nourishing
condition in all parts of the state, and a
very general feeling among delegates te
have the time fixed for tbc termina
tion of the soldiers' orphans' schools
extended se that soldiers' children born
after the close of the war may have the
same advantages that have heretofore been
extended te the children of soldiers killed
or disabled during the war. They also fa
vored the erection of a soldiers' home for
disabled and superannuated soldiers.
m
A New Tcn-rin Alley.
Twe fine alleys have been put in the
restaurant in the basement of the Inquirer
building, and the proprietors, Messrs.
Mucklc and Heffman, threw them open te
the public en Saturday, by giving the
bowlers net only free play en the al'cys,
but prizes in geld for the players who
scored the greatest number of pins with
fifteen balls. About 250 games were played
and, and the first prize, $3 in geld, was
awarded te Jacob Saurbeer, who scored
120 out of a possible 150. The second
prize was awarded te Jeseph Danucr, who
scored 118. Geed playing was also done
by Jehn Jenes, 3Iartin Daily, "Wra. Resh
and ethers.
Thrown from a Sleigh.
Mr. J. Hershey, of the internal revenue
office of this city, while driving en East
King street, near the court house this
morning about 8 o'clock, was thrown from
his sleigh by the sudden shying of his
horse, and falling upon his face en the icy
street, bad a fearful gash cut into his fore
head above the left eye. He was taken te
the revcuue office where the wound was
sewed up and dressed by Dr. Geerge A.
King.
The Game Association.
A special meeting of the Lancaster Game
Protective association will be held at Al
derman Spurrier's office te-morrow even
ing te consider matters of importance te
he welfare of the association and te
perttmeu generally.
BROKE THROUGH THE ICK
Several Little Ctrla Narrowly
Escape
Drowning
On Saturday a party of little girls went
te the pond ou Mr. Spencer's place in the
southwestern part of the etty te enjoy the
pleasure of sliding aud skating. The ice
having become thin and rotten by reason
of the recent heavy rain broke beneath their
wcight,and the daughters of R. A. Malone,
Philip Docrsem, H. Z. Rhoads, Jehn Mc
Grann aud one or two ethers went te the
bottom, which fortunately was net deep
enough te entirely submerge them when
standing, though some of them in falling
were soaked Irem feet te head. They
were safely gotten out by some boys who
ran te their rescue and took them te the
nearest house where they were furnished
with dry clothing. Nene of them seem te
be much the worse for their involuntary
cold bath.
" Solid for Mulhoely."
The Republican politicians are in town
te day in force. It will be only four
months until the primaries come. off, and
this year being the " big campaign " they
are starting te get their work in. Dr.
Coinpten, candidate for register, was
especially nimble te-day, and get ever a
great deal of greuud that had net previ
ously been covered. Tebe Hershey had
received intelligence that Gee. W. Kaby
was also a candidate for clerk of quarter
sessions aud was looking about te find a
member of the "Lancaster bar associa
tion " who had net signed Eaby's certifi
cate. If Tebe wants te win he will have
te join Dr. Compten's Sunday-school class
organized for the moral instruction of as
piring politicians.
i
lluildlug Association O Ulcers.
The American Mechanics' building as
sociatien elected the following officers en
Saturday evening :
President Richard Blickcndcrfcr.
Vice Presidents E. J. Erismau, Henry
Garrecht.
Treasurer Jehn D. Skiles.
Secretary Wm. T. Jefferies.
Directors Henry Bauragardncr, Ames
Miley, Jehn S. Kcndig, M. M. Barten,
Jacob Marks, Geerge W. Cermcny, David
T. Robinson, Oliver Relanif, Daniel G.
Baker.
Auditors Jehn II. Baumgardner,Henry
Garrecht, Daniel G. Baker.
Solicter Walt3r M. Franklin.
nurd Digging.
City workmen are diguinsr into the Bel
gian block pavement ou East King street
in front of Bursk's grocery store, te find
the cause of a stoppage iu the water pipe.
They have te cut through 5 or C inches of
solid ice-pack, and the removal of the Bel
gian blocks and underlying gravel is ac
complished with the greatest difficulty.
There is a hollow in the Belgian block
fin several feet square just south of the
monument in Centre square.
IMMiilsxed anil Committed.
Wm. Wcider, one of the Welsh moun
tain gang, was before Alderman Spurrier
te-day te answer a complaint preferred by
Aaren Eitnier, of Lincoln, who charged
him with tearing down and destroying a
political flag iu front of his residence
during the late campaign. The accused
was discharged for want of evidence
against him. But there was another com
plaint againgt him, charging drunken and
disorderly conduct, and en the strength of
the evidence produced, he was committed
te the county jail for 30 days.
Heme Again.
Mr. J. B. Rohrer, a son of Maj. Jcre
Rohrer, reached Lancaster ou Saturday
after an absence of two years service in
the engineering department of the U. S.
war department. Mr. Rohrer has been en
gaged principally as a civil engineer iu
making surveys en various parts of the
Mississippi, St. Francis and Red rivers
with a view of improving the navigation
of said streams. His leave of absence is
for one month.
fell Frem si Ladder.
This forenoon Geerge Troyer, carpenter,
residing at the corner of James and Mul
berry streets, while climbing a ladder at
GrelFs tobacco warehouse, West Lemen
near Water street, aud having en his
shoulder a number of sash weights, missed
his held and fell te the fleer, sustaining
very severe injuries about the head and
shoulders. He was carried te his home
and a doctor was summoned te attend
him.
riircrcd Taint Pets.
On Friday night Officer Titus found con
cealed in the mouth of the sewer at the
corner of Walnut street and Arch alley,
two paiut pets, one pretty well filled with
red and the ether with green paint. They
wcre no doubt stolen and hidden there by
the thief. The owner can have them by
calling en Officer Titus.
Mayer's Court.
The mayor had a gang of twenty-two
vagrants and disorderly peisens before
him this morning, all of whom. spent Sun
day night, and some of them Saturday
night, in the lock-up. Eleven of them
were committed te the county jail for pe
riods ranging from 5 te 30 days and the
ethers were discharged.
Yorkers Out Sleighing.
Chief Burgess Alex Duncan- aud Lieu
tenant of Police Jehn Leib, of Yerk,
honored our city uy their presence yester
day. They came ever in a sleigh and re
port the reads between the two points te
be in excellent condition, especially acrers
the Susquehanna. Mr. Duncan is a for
mer resident of this place.
Waiting te Mount the Dark Herse.
In the joint assembly of the two houses
of the Legislature te-day, D. D. Courtney,
of Elizabcthtewn, this county, voted for
C W. Gilfillan, of Venango county, for
United States senator.
Herse Kicked.
Last evening a horse belonging te Win.
Stansbury, driver of the Rawlinsvillc
stage, became loose in the stable and he
was badly kicked by another animal.
raid Off.
This forenoon the employees of flic
Reading railroad company iu this city
were paid off for the month of December.
Emaciation, dropsy, mental and physical
weakness arrested by Malt Bitters.
Amusements.
"All the Jiayc'" Te-night. Mr. Wm. I.
Eaten's uprightly comedy of "All theltagc''
will be produced at the opera house this even
ing by the company that wen ter it such favor
able celebrity in Chicago, Bosten, and ether
cities where it enjoyed extended nnd success
ful runs. It was played in Scranton the ether
night, and a local critic says: "Thcjlet Is
based upon the coincidence of an cccclrmc old
chiropodist and a talented young? journalist,
possessing the same name. The latter' pun
gent editorials have wen ler him enemies, and
a recent brilliant work has made hiin 'all the
rage ' in literary and society circles. (The ven
erable doctor's acceptance of adulation en one
hand and denunciation en the ether are su
premely amusing. Romantic young ladies.
Leng Branch flirtations, lively incidents, ami
flashes et wit everywhere throughout the text,
cater te the tastes et the thcatro-gecr ofto efto ofte
day.v The queen or medicinal soaps, the matchless
Cuticura. Sales. 1S79. 450,000 cakes.
Hl'EVlAJ, XOTMCEH.
SAM vLn AOTJCE.
It is impossible ter a woman alter u faithful
course of treatment with Lydla E. Plnkham:s
Vegetable Compound te continue te sutler
wild a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Jlrs. l.ydia El Pinkuam, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn, lltiss., for pamphlets.
tySS-lydeeiUtw
The "easen Why.
The tonic effect of Kidney-Wert is produced
by its cleansing anil purifying action en the
bleed. Where there is a gravelly deposit la
the urine, or milky, ropy, urinu from disoider diseider
cd kidneys. It cures without lail. Constipa
tion and piles readily yield te IU cathartic
and healing power, Put up in dry vegetable
ierm or liquid (very concentrated), either acU
prompt ami suie. Trey liudgcl.
jan.il lwd&w
Pit. eew;;isg, 1117 Arch street, Philadel
phia, has made a wonderful discovery, net by
chance, but by patient, persistent research In
medicine aud chemistry. His C. A C. Cordial,
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and all
troubles of the same nature, is the happy re
sult et his work, and is declined te make his
fortune. He hits already been ettered a small
lertttuu te part with his secret but he wisely
concludes that if ethers can snake money out
etlthc can. AH druggists" sell it. 5Jc. per
bottle. If net at your druggist's, tell him you
wish te give it a trial.
Tort Crape ITine (or Sickness.
Decidedly one el the nicest and most credit
able el any article of Wine we have overseen,
is the win" hearing the above name, made
from the Portugal Pert Grape, cultivated by
Mr. Alired Specr. Passaic, X. J. This Wine
under the hand et .Mr. Spccr.has been brought
te a state of great perfection. It possesses the
highest medicinal virtues and certainly as an
artieie ler medicinal use, it is net, in our judg
ment, te be surpassed iu color, taste, or anyet
the qualities which constitute a pure, mild
aud agreeable wine fur the sick. Bosten
Transcript.
This wine is recommended by Ir. Atlee
and Davis and for -alu by II. E. Slnyuiakcr,
Lancaster. Pa. ji7-2wi!Aw
OrugulKtn' Testimony.
II. !'
McCarthy. Wholesale and Retail Drug
gist. Ottawa. Ontario, writes: " I was afflicted
with Chronic Bronchitis for .some years, but
have been completely cusvd bj the use of Dr.
Themas' Kclcctric oil. in doses of 5 drops en
sugar. I have also pleasure in recommending
it us nil embrocatien ler external use."
Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, l:!7 and
13.t Neith Queen btrcet, Lancaster, Pa.
.".Jelliers: .ri ethers:: -Methers: :i
Are you .'disturbed tit night and broken el
your re-t by in sick child sutt'ering and crying
will; the excruciating pain et cutting teeth?
1 1 se. go at once and get a bottle efMKS. WINS.
LOW'S KG till INUSY UUP. H will relieve the
peer little Milt'-rer immediately depend upon
It; there is no liiKiake about it. There is net a
mother en earl li who has ever used it, who will
net tell j en at once that it will regulate the
bowel, and -i re.l te the mother, and relief
and health te :le child, operating like magic.
It is pes-feei! -afe te u-e tu all eacs,and pleas
ant te the :i-h, and fs the juo-cnptieii et one
et the eldest anil best fcni'tle physicians and
nurses in the United st:'.--j. -e!(! everywhere
il ei-uis :i belt ' n IT--. vhtwM. W F
Itrndferd, Pa.
Thes Fiichan, Bradford. Pa., writes: I
oncle-e money ter Spring Blessem, as I said I
would if il cuted me. My Dyspepsia has van
ished, with all its s. mptems. Mauy thanks ; I
shall never be without it in the house. Price,
.'Hi cents, trial bottles It) cents.
Fer sale by II. 11. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
133 North (jiiccn street, Lancaster, Pa.
lUJ.t'MS.
S.Mtrn. In this city, en the aid inst., Kebert
William, son e Beliert Smith.
The relatives and friends of the lamily arc
respectfully invite) te attend the funeral
from Xe. 110 Middle street, en Tuesday morn
ing, at ! o'clock.
yi: tr ah ri:itris:Mi:xTs.
rpiIK CAMi: ASSOCIATION WILL MEET
JL in Alderman Spurrier's efilee Tuesday
evening, at S o'clock,
ltd F. A.DIFFL'NDEKFFKir.
701t Xl.Y. IISK NEW 1IREWSTKK
V Side 15 tr White Chapel one-half Back no
Tep Bnggy, never u--ed. Price $'.M. Can use
cither real. groceries or dry goods. Inquire nt
this elliee. " jan2l-:itd
Iesiti vk rum,!: sai.i-:, wkdnkswax,
JANUABY SI. l!l, tit Ne. ISO North (Jueen
sinet, ever I'litm & !:cnonianss!ere,ot goods
that are in dispute and must positively be sold.
A full line of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, Ex elision Taulc. Steves. Carpets,Queens
ware, Vc.
sale te commence at 2 o'clock sharp. Te be
sold by II KSs & FLINN.
jamM-Std
iSTi.STltS,TK.N PIN 1'I.AVERS! WE
j will give a prize et $i;0 in geld te the one
that makes the highest game (according te the
old rules), begiuniiu; this (.Monday) evening,
at fi o'clock and closing at 11 o'clock en Satur
day night next.
MUCK EL & HOFFMAN,
Propiieieis et the Inquirer Uestaurant and
Bowling Saleen, biicuient Inquirer building.
North ( jneen Sti cat. ltd
I)Uiil.lC SAl.K OS litl'ilUY, JASCART
21, ISbi, will lie sold by public vendue at
the l.eepaid Hetel, Kan King street, Lancas
ter, Pa. A let et ground en East Vine street.
Ne. US wiMi a Twe-story I'.iHCK DWELLING
HOUSE, Kitchen attached and ether improve
ments. Sale positive.
Sale te begin at 7 nYleek p. m. when atten
dance will be given bv the h'iis at law of
J2-J 2td ANNA M. WE1DLKU, dec'il.
TUlt!,l:SAI.!-. ON TUKSBAY.JASDARV
25, lbSl. will he sold a' public vendue, at
the Cooper Ilou-e. en West King street, Lan
caster. I'a , the following property te wit :
The three-story Tin Hoofed Dwelling Heuse,
with two-sterv brick hlate-roefed and one
story frame, kitchen attachments, having II
rooms, gas, het ami cold water, bath and range,
and situate Ne. Ill East Lemen street, Lancas
ter, Pa., being the property of Miss Frances
lire nly. The let fronts 22 feet 7 inches en
Lemen slivet. extending northward "IT) feet,
and has a variety of fruit thereon. Pos
session aud troed title will be given April 1 1SS1.
Sale te commence at VA o'clock p. m, of said
dav. when ea-v lei n:s and conditions will be
made, known bv IIAl'SM AN .V P.UItNS.
ileal iMate Agents.
I!. 1". Ktnvv, Anct. jaiii0 2wdeedlt
NSUIU: WITH THE OLD AM' WELL
' Established Agency of the
M Firs Iwsmi Ce.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in Safe ami Solid Securities.
JIFE & KAUFMAN,
Se. 10 EAST KtMl STUELT,
dll-iiimlM.W.SIl Second Fleer.
T,ST,ATK OF IIKNKY OAKKKCIIT, I.ATK
Xli of Lancaster city, Lancaster county. Pn..
deceased. Letters testamentary en said estate
having been granted te the undersigned, all
persons indebted te said decedent are request
ed te make immediate settlement, and these
having claims or demands iigalnstthe estate of
said decedent, te make known the same te the
undo signed without delay, residing in Lan
caster, Pa. IS A AC D. L II TZ,
JOHN A. BAUSMAN,
janSl-fitdeaw" Executers.
QUI,
: stock or
nil niir?!
unvni
es
Fer the season of lSdl shall tar exceed any of
our previous ell'erts. We have made large con
tracts with the manufacturers and the goods
arc new being shipped as promptly as made.
ALL STYLES OF
PAPER HANGINGS,
from the lowest grade te the finest goods.
Plain Window Shades,
All Celers and Widths. Fancy Dade and Band
Shades in large variety. Fixtures, Paper Cur
talus, EXTENSION WINDOW CORNICE,
Poles. Scotch and American Hollands. Leeps,
Picture Nails, Sc. Orders tiken ler flue Mir
rors. PHARES W. FRY;
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
T7T 1 J T
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XXTEXTJinrSLEXTS.
ll'LTON OPEKA UOUSfe.
MONDAY, JANUARY 24.
MK. JOHN' D. MISHLEU assures a strictlv
Jirst-cluas entertainment In the production of
"ALL THE RAGE,"
A Farcical Comedy in Four Acts, by Wm. D.
Eaten, under the inuiuixemeiit et J. M. Hill,
(also manager Dennian Thompson) interpret
ed by the Original Company (a superior cast)
which presented it 6 WEEKS IX BOSTON. 4
CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN CURIAM), and
one week each in all the large cities. New and
Beautiful Scenic ElT-cta.
The Hit tf the Season.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
33, SO & 75 CenU.
Uescrvcd Seats for sale at Tccker'a.
jaul5td
f
U1.TON OrEKA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27.
COL. T. E. SNELBAKER'S
50 F1UST-CLASS SPECIALTY AUTISTS. 50
naif a hundred strong. Indisputably the
Largest anil Best in the World. Acknowledged
by Press and Public te Stand
WITHOUT A RIVAL.
Peerless, Unapproachable and Alene in Talent,
Magnitude and Intrinsic Excellence.
The first te conceive, the first te originate,
the first te project, and the first and only Man
agement te create and develop Kenned Bur
lesque aud Chaste Vaudeville in one Grand
Comprehensive Whole. Our Foundation Is
Streng mid Lasting, the Material all strictly
Flrst-clas. thcStructurc Grand and Imposing.
ADMISSION
Beserved Seats for sale
at Opera Heuse Olll cc.
35, 30 & 73 Cts.
without extra charge
jair21-Ctd
VONfJCCTXOXS.
c
ONtECTIONS JUST KKCK1VEU AT
JOSEPH B. ROYER'S
WHOLESALE A3D IIETAIL
CONFECTIONERY,
Nes.SU AND 52 WEST KING STREET.
A Large Let of FBU1T, ORANIiES, LEM
ONS, &c. New Large
VIRGINIA PEANUTS
en hand. A large stock of Pure Confections, all
of which will be sold te Merchants and Huck
sters at the lowest market rates. Try
ROYER'S UNCLE SAM CANDY.
Mail Orders promptly attended te. ul3-3md
MISCELLANEOUS.
TrAJ(TE.-A STOUT BOY TO LKAHN
TT te make Herse Cellars. Alse, one active
young man. JOHN W. LOWELL,
ya 3td 18 East Orangu Btrcet.
8
O'CLOCK COfFKK IS THK PUKEST
and best ler the Breakfast Table.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
lit North Queen Street,
jairje-ltiid Lancaster, Pa
rpe TOHACCO IIL'VKKS.
IIEAV PAPER SUITABLE FOR BAILING
TOBACCO CHEAP AT
Jaullltfd&w
THIS OFFICE.
PKA SOUP LUNCH AVILL HE HERVKD
every morning at 10 o'clock at the South
ern Exchange hotel. This soup is the same as
the. celebratci I soup served during the Prussian
and French war. Give it a trial.
jan21-Utdf GEO. WALL, Proprietor.
1
'OK KENT THK STORK ROOM A'O. 41
West King street, new occupied by Jehn
Fnlck, Tailor. Possession given APItlL I,
1SS1. Apply te tril.LlAJlJ.fUUI'GU,
jan3
3-M.W&Stld
West King Street,
JjEUAl. NOTICES.
ESTATE OF THOMAS U KJK.LLV, LATK
of Lancaster citv. deceased. Letters et
administration en said estate having been
granted te the undeivigned, all persons in
debted te said decedent arc rcqu-sted te make
immediate settlement, and these having claims
or demands against the estate of said decedent,
te ninkctliem known te the undersigned with
out delav, lesiding iu Lancaster.
ianlU-Gtileaw W. U. HENSEL.
E
STAT. OF U. W. SIIENK, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted .te
the undersigned, all persons imieuteil thereto
ure requested te make immediate settlement,
and these having claim or demands ngaiust
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement te the uiidcrsigiieit.
MA It VS. It. SIIENK.
Executrix.
W. Luamax. Att'v. d3-5tdeaw
ESTATE OF HEN ICY DltAIIliltAK.LATt
of the city et Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters et uilminist -atien en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make imme
diate pavment, and these having claims or de
mands aga-.nst the saute will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in the city et Lancaster.
PHILIP . DRACH18AR,
HENRY DRACHBAR, Jr.,
ALBERT DRACHBAR,
le. M. Asiwee, Att'y. Administrators.
n'iJ-Ctdeaw
ESTATE OF HENRY GUNDAKEK, LATE
of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters el ad
ministration en said estate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
therte are requested te make immediate, pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, resid
ing in Lancaster city.
SARAH K. GUNDAKEK.
DR. G EO. R. WELCHANS,
Wm. It. WiLseir, Administrators.
A. C. Reixekul,
Attorneys. uovl.Vfitdeaw
INSTATE OF K. ItKNEUlCT 1SOOS, LATH
j of the city el Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
gwuted te th undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make immedi
ate pavment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same, will present thcin
withqjit delay for settlement te te the under
signed, residing in the city of Lancaster.
MICHAEL HABEltlJUSH,
Executer.
Jxe. A. Cevlc, Att'y. lanl3-Ctdeaw
INSTATE OF JEKKMI AH HAUMAN LATE
li et Lancaster city, deceased. The under
signed Auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining in the hands of Maria Bau
uian and Wm. II. Rex, executers, te and
among these legally entitled te the same, will
sit ter that purpose en THURSDAY. JANU
ARY 20, 18S1, at 2 o'clock p. in., in the Library
Roemot the Court Heuse, iu the city et Lan
caster, where all persons interested in said dis
tribution may attend. W. LEAMAN,
il'JMtdeaw Auditor.
INSTATE OF SUSANNA TTiANCISCUS,
'j late el the City et Lancaster, deceased.
Letters of administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted te said decedent arc requested
te make inimcdia'C settlement, and these
having claims or demands against the estate
of sain decedent te make known the same te
him without delay.
JACOB BOWERS.
Administrator, d. b. n. c. t. a.
Jko. M. A.'.iw:e, Attorney. J18-Ctdeaw
TESTATE OF JACOB WE If, SK., LATE
Xj et the city of Lancaster. Pa., deceased.
Letters testamentary en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make imme
diate settlement, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the undersign
ed, residing in said township.
JACOB WEH. JR..
Executcr, Lancaster, Pa.
A. J. Eberlv, Attorney,
4'J Grunt Street, Lancaster, Pa. j214itdeaw
3IUSICAZ, LSSinVMESTS.
FINE CHRISTMAS TRESENT.
A LANCASTER FAVORITE ORGAN.
en a
CHICKERING & SON'S PIANO.
A full line of
SHEET MUSIC,
VIOLINS, ACCORDIONS.
BANJOS, HARMONICAS, &c.
The above Instruments will be sold at re
duced prices during the Holidays.
220 NORTH O.UEEX STREET.
Branch office during the Holidays,
Ne. 36 CENTRE SQUARE.
HS-lydS&lyw ALEX.3ICKILLIP
THIRD EDITION
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 24, -1881
WEAT1IKK INDICATIONS'.
Washington, Jan. 24. Fer the Middle
states, clear or fair weather and no decided
chaise in temperature, northwest te north
east winds, followed, during the night
and en Tuesday morning, by threatening
weather, light snow and falling barometer.
THE NEW APPORTIONMENT.
Proposed ItasU of Representation iu the
next Congress.
Washington, Jan. 24. The Heuse cen
sus committee agreed te-day te report te
the Heuso Representative Cox's ap
portionment bill with amendments increas
ing the number of representatives from
301 te 311 ami striking out the second and
third sections of the bill which provided
that the representative or representatives
from any new state should be added te
this number and also the mode of electing
representatives. The new basis of
apportionment is as fellows : Ala
bama 8, Arkansas 3, California
5, Colerado 1, Connecticut 1, Delaware 1,
Flerida 2, Georgia 10, Illinois 19, Indiana
13, Iowa 10, Kansac G, Kentucky 10, Leu
isiana 0, Maine 4, Maryland C, Massachu
setts 11, Michigan 10. Minnesota 5, Miss
issippi 7, Missouri 14, Nebraska 3, Nevada
1, New Hampshire 2, New Jersey 7, New
Yerk 32, North Carolina 0, Ohie 20, Ore
gen 1, Pennsylvania 27, Rhede Island 2,
Seuth Carolina G, Tennessee 10, Texas 10,
Vermont 2, Virginia 10, West Virginia 4,
Wisconsin 8.
TELEGRAPH
AND KAILKOAO.
Litigation
Against the PciiiisylViinlii Rail
road. PniLpELruiA. Jan. 21. The suit of the
Western Union telegraph company against
the Pennsylvania railroad company, te re
strain the latter from interfering with the
telegraphic privileges of the Western
Union en the Pennsylvania read and its
leased lines will be called for argument to
morrow instead of te-day, as was ex
pected. Argument upon the motion ler a writ
of sequestration against the Pennsylvania
railroad, asked by the Baltimore & Ohie
railroad, in the litigation ever the Junc
tion railroad company, was te have been
begun in the United States circuit court
this mernlug, but by an arrangement of
counsel, it was deferred until Wednesslny-
IIUST TO Hl'ST.
Obsequies of Apelles U. Wet mere.
New Yerk, Jan. 24. The funeral of
Apelles R. Wctmerc, at Madisen Square
Presbyterian church, this morning, was
attended by a large number of prominent
citizens and leading officers aud directors cf
many charitable institutions with which
the deceased h ad been connected. Kule
gistic addresses were delivered by Revs.
Drs. Tayler and Hitchcock. The remains
were taken te the family vault in Second
street cemetery.
GOING THOUGH THE .MOTIONS.
Anether Ineffective ltnllet fur United States
Senater.
llMiiiiRj-.ciiG, Pa., Jan. 24 The seventh
ballet for United States senator was taken
te-day, only 108 members being present.
The following was the result : Oliver 73,
Wallace GG, Grew 49. Hcwit 4, Gilfillan 2,
Agnew 1, Snewdet: 1, MacVeagh, Baiid 1.
The convention then adjourned until to
morrow. Representatives Hillings and
Courtney (the latter fiem Lancaster),
Oliver men, cast their votes for Gillillan.
Ruddimanc, of Philadelphia, Brew&tcr's
adherent, voted for Hcwit.
lit C LAN U.
Protesting Against Coercion.
Londen, Jan. 24. Mr. Jehn Barry,
member of Parliament for Wexford coun
ty, aud vice president of the Heme Rule
confederation, has left home te ergauizc
mass meetings at Manchester, Birming
ham, Liverpool and ether large towns in
England te pretest against coercion.
Getting Belter.
Londen, Jan. 24. A despatch from
Dublin te the Times says it is satisfactory
te note a marked improvement iu the social
aspect of the country. The number of
outrages have diminished and the panic
in some degree subsided.
THE
O'l.KAKY
BELT.
."Match
Progress cl
the
Walking
in New
rerli.
New Yerk, Jan.2 4-Iu the contest for the
QLeary belt Albert, of Philadelphia, be
came the favorite seen after the start, and
at neon led with 10S miles te his credit.
R. Moere, Hughes, Elsen, Viut, Gnyen,
Harriinan, Krehnc, Coghlin, Cm ran,
Lacresse, Mignanlt.FitzgeraM, Cox, How Hew
ard aud Barber followed in the order
named, all having made ever GO miles. Most
of the ethers have made between 59 and
60 miles.
r. & r.
The Reading Must. Shew Cause.
Philadelphia, Jan. 24. Judge Allisen,
in the court of common pleas, Ne. 1, this
morning, read an opinion en the motion
te quash the writ of alternative mandamus
compelling the beard el directors of the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad te issue
a call for the annual meeting. The judge
dismisses the motion te quash and ordered
counsel for the company te file an answer
within three days.
Nominations Sent te the SeuatQ.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 24. Among
the nomination sunt te the Senate by
Hayes te-day were Jehn F. Drave, te be
surveyor of customs at Pittsburgh, Majer
David G. Swaim te be judge advocate
general.
Why Lima surrendered.
Londen, Jan. 24. A private telegram
from Chili says that Lima surrendered un
conditionally after Cherillas, Baraca and
Miraflores had been taken and destroyed
with great slaughter
A Volcano in Action.
Victeria, B. C, Jan. 24. It is reported
that Mount Baker is in a state of active
eruption and is throwing out clouds of
smoke and ashes. The phenomenon is net
visible from here.
Snow in Aliibiiiiiii.
Mobile, Jan. 2 .About five inches of
i snow fell here hifct u:"ht. Ne damage was
done except te trees, of which many val
uable ones had limbs broken.
Aga!a ob Deck.
Berlin, Jan. 24. Hen. Andrew D.
White, American minister te this court,
who had been absent at Paris about a
month, has returned te his pest.
A FAMILY COMBAT.
Hew a Tennesteean Maltreated Uis Wife
and Hew Her Father. Mether nnd Brether
Laid Uim Lew His Death Probable.
Archie Carter, of one of the most distin
guished families of southwestern Virginia,
is lying at the point of death at his home
in Russel county from wounds received at
the hands of his father-in-law, mother-in-law
and brother in-law, iu one of the most
desperate and bloody encounters ever
known in the county.
Last July Carter 'married the daughter
of his father's tenant, SatAuel Jesse, a
peer but respectable man. The marriage
met with serious opposition from Carter's
family, and it is said that this led te his
abandonment of the beautiful peer girl he
had married, and that thereafter he only
visited her when under the influence of
liquor. A few days age he armed himself
with pistols, a knife and two bottles of
brandy, went te Jesse's house and used
very violent language te his wife
and her parents aud brothers. Old
Mr. Jesse claimed' te have always
treated him kindly and asked him why he
insulted them. Carter replied by firing a
pistol at his head, holding it se close that
Jesse was badly burned in the eyes aud
was knocked down. Yeuuir William Jesse
then said, "Yeu have killed father," when
Carter fired at him and would have killed
him but for Mrs. Jesse, who caught the
pistol and in receiving the blew was seri
ously weuuded. , William Jesse and Car
ter then closed in a death struggle, both
falling outside the deer, Carter en top
with the knife in his hand. Jesse suc
ceeded in grasping the knife, drawing it
through Carter's hand and cutting" it
badlj and then struck with the captured
weapon a mortal blew, cutting Carter's
threat and laying open the esophagus.
Leaving him dying, as they supposed,
both the Jesses ran for the doctor and
Carter's mother. Carter is yet alive at
his mother's house, but can take no feed
and is net expected te recover. lie is a
son of the Lite Dale Carter, eue of the
signers of the Virginia SccessienjOrdinance
long one of the ablest lawyers and politic
ians iu the Southwest, aud eue of the lar
gest land owners and wealthiest graziers
of the state.
Anecdotes of Animals.
JPcrew that sat en the rail of an Arkan
sas fence was attacked by a rattlesnake.
The snake struck repeatedly, but the
crew evaded him every time, and more
over, picked the snake's head te shreds
and killed him.
A traveling party lest their deg at Leip
zig, and ten days afterward, when at Ber
liu, about one hundred miles distant, the
animal joined them again, ragged and
gauut. The deg had net before been ever
the read.
Prof. Paige, of Council Bluft's, Iowa,
has a mouse-eating stork that traps his
own feed. He was brought from Mexico
by the professor, aud has become quite
tame. He will watch 'a mouse hole for
mere than an hour, and is always sure of
his game.
Statistics show that in 1873 1,705 moles
were destroyed in Greenwood, cemetery.
In 1878 7.18G ground mice, 97 cats, 35
dogs, 103 snakes and 121 rats were de
stroyed. Iu 1879 3,159 ground mice, 73
cats, 29 dogs, 35 moles, 01 snakes and 33
rats were captured.
An eagle carried a cat te her nest in the
north of Scotland. Feigning death the cat
was left by the eagle with her young ones.
As seen as the old bird left pussy sprang
upon the eagles, made a meal of one of
them and ctlectcd her escape without in
jury.
Nellie was a handsome pony belonging
te an old negre woman m St. Leuis. She
had become very aged and seemed se
rious and meditative. With a few fare
well neighs recently she deliberately
dashed her head against the wall if
the house, and, breaking her neck, died.
An ant apparently sick went stumbling
along the dome of a nest with its feelers
Hanging loosely, several ether ants ap
proached it and teuciicd it with their feel
ers. At last it was taken up by them and
Lsarricd te sonic water'near by, many times
iiiijicii in ii, aim viin eaiu uiuiiLjiib imck
te the ant hill.
A deg get between the tracks en the
Pennsylvania railroad just as two express
trains were approaching from opposite di
rections. The animal looked in cither d: d:
rectien ami then did the only thing which
could have saved him. He stretched him
self out ou his belly, placing his nose be
tween hi3 paws and remained in tliat. po
sition until the trains had passed.
A daily visitor te the cage of a hand
some canary in the office of the Philadel
phia Timns is a mouse. He is welcomed
by a song, and, as he eats the seeds and
drinks the water from the cups, the bird
giv. s evidence of his beinjr a favored guest.
After his meals he freqeuntly plays about
the bottom of the cage an hour.
A canary bird beleuging tq a lady in
Portland, Me., faints away as gracefully
as can be. When noticed it will step in
the middle of a song and fall from its perch
as if dead. It remains in an apparently
unconscious condition for seumj ten or
fifteen minutes, then reuses up and be
gins te warble as though nothing had oc
curred. Over three bushels of fish, mostly trout,
were found recently landlocked in the bed
of a mountain stream en the line of the
Erie railroad. The brook is almost en
tirely dried by the drought, and at the
feet of a little ledge of rock these fish were
found iu a peel of about two barrels of
water. They had evidently been driven
into it a the water grew lower antl lower
in the stream.
A farmer near Reading, Pa., had a mon
key that was fend of running the hay cut
ter. The hired man caught him asleep
one day in the barn, and tied hay annual
his tail, which was four feet long. When
the monkey awoke he found the bunch of
hsy, he is said te have thrown it en the
hay cutter, aud a moment later te have
run ever the rafters chattering with pain.
A New Jersey sportsman had been
sheeting and had "killed several birds. I lc
sent his deg te fetch them. As he ap
proached with one of the birds his master
took a few steps forward, aud catching
his feet in a grape-vine, fell forward upon
his gun, which was discharged, the entire
contents lodging id the deg. The animal
continued te advance, dropped the bird
at his master's feet, licked his hand aud,
looking up into his face affectionately,
dropped dead.
A Cincinnati cat caught a mouse, and
began a sctics of gymnastics with it prim prim
te killing and banqueting upon it. Just
then another cat came up. Tem instantly
ran his nose under a tin pan that lay in the
yard bottom side up, and deposited his
prey, and then attacked the intruder.
After a lively battle Tem's adversary re
treated, Tem pursuing him out of siht.
He was gene possibly five minutes, when
he returned te the yard, walked up te the
inverted pan, again ran his nose under it,
seized the mouse and proceeded with the
meal, the preliminaries te which had been
se impudently interrupted.
A Placer, Cal., deg fell into a shaft and
was there for 42 days before he was dis
covered. During that time he was with
out feed. The bottom of the shaft was
tramped as hard and as smooth as matblc.
and the sides as high as the deg could
spring were furrowed and tern iu its fran
tic efforts te escape. A diet of warm
water aud milk was administered ami at
last accounts it was recovering rapidly.
Its weight before it disappeared was 100
than
twenty.
Lee aud Sambo were two dogs owned by
Dr. Carter, of Wiuthrep, Iowa. They had
separate quartern but both showed a pre
ference for the house in the rear of the
dwelling. They were geed friends, but
Sambo, by trick, kept possession when he
desired of the favorite kenuel. When Lee
had taken the place Sambo would ruu out
in a fury, barking loudly, and when Lee
ran out te see what was going en, Sambo
would sneak in and take possession. This
device failed, and then Leowaseutiecdeut
by a bone brought by Sarabe. The latter
deg never wearies of practisinz upon Lee.
A convention of crews was witnessed by
James Hillman, of Orwigsbr.rg. N. Y..
As he entered the weeds several thousand
crews were perched in the trees. Soen
sentinels took their places en the outskirts
of the weeds. The crews seemed engaged
iu an earnest debate. Seme appeared
te argue one way and some another.
They separated in groups of a. dozen or
se, cawed and chattered for a while, and
then met in great flecks. This continued
for six days, during which tirae none of
the corn in the neighboring fields was
touched. On the sixth day they suddenly
Hew away te the northward. They went
in Hecks of about 300 each, at intervals or
five minutes, and each fleck had a leader.
Seme fishermen en the west coast of
Ireland were iu the habit of going te a
small island a few hundred yards from the
mainland iu quest of bait. It was the
abode of large number of rabbits, and
could be reached at low tide by wading.
As the fishermen stepped upon the beach
of this island at high water utie morning
recently they saw lying there what they
thought was a dead fox. The animal had
every appearance of being drowned. They
picked it up and threw it into their beat
ler the skin, but as they returned te the
main land the beat no sooner struck the
shore than the fox bounded out and
ran like a flash up among the cliffs.
The conclusion is that the fox had
crossed ever te .the island during
the night, when tide was luw, in search of
rabbits, and finding iu the morning that he
was cut off from the mainland, counter
feited death, with the expectation of there
by procuring a passige te the shore iu the
beat.
MA1SKETS.
Cattle .Market.
PuiLADEtriiiA. January 21. Cattle market
fair: Mile, :;,0:ie head : I'rinic, iJJe": (feed.
37.jJc; medium, 3-''3.'?iO : eonimen, ii
sheep market dull ;
I'riiue. 0i'5tiJ-ne: K"oil,
ZT5l : common, 4fllic.
.-ales.
H.Oki bead ;
; medium, i)
He market fur: .-ales, L.".liO head ; Prime,
754Sc ; tcoed. V&VQ ; medium; 7c ; common
v'4e.
Mew Kerk Market.
w Yekk. Jan. 21. 1 lour dull and slightly
in buyer favor : lixlir expert and local trade
demand : ?upi-rtlne State $:;2.":;7i: extra de
U 15fi)4 4D; choice de $1 1364 'JO: hncy
ile $1 Uj$tJ se; round hoop oilie f4 1334 'Jt:
choice de at .l 'jjJj'i! 75; superfine west
ern f:t 23??: 73: common te geed ex
tra de l 13g4lj0; choice de l teijl 73 ;
choice white wheat de $3 00QG OJ Southern
dull and wcik : common t fair extra
le 'i"J700: ucmmI te choice de 3 Oligl. 15.
Wheat slightly in buyers' favor ; Ne. 2 Ked
Feb. 1 lSJiigl isj-i ; de March. $1 m'A ; Ne. I
White, -May. St 17J.
Cern without decided change, dull; Mixed
r-t.frn sunt. S2Jvi33c: detuluru SiJgSlc.
Oat a shade lewer: Stnte. 44J?lSUc; West
ern tilii'c; Ne. i Feb. 13'i!)13y.:: de March
riilhitlcliihiit .Market.
rAu.AiKi.iMiiA, Jun.. Fleur dull, prices
taver buyers ; -tupcrllne ! 003 TM ; extra 3 755
1 IS : iiliieand Indiana lamily S5 25cr73; I'n.
de $lfr7'4;: Si. Leuis family iSitrU);
Mln in bout clear J3 lMft.r 73: utnii;ht, $3 87
G li; pn4ent and hinh j;i-.itles in 23W7 73.
Itye Heur ut f4 733 f:0.
Wlwat tiuict : Ne. 2 We.-te.-u Ked $1 13?.tf?l IB;
rcnii'a. Ceil $1 IlgllU; Amber SI 14(91 1.
Cern ((uietaiid steady; steamer 5'JgMJJc ;
yellow 53e ; mixed ale.
Oats quiet a-id unchanged ; Ne. 1 White
Vtiifi; Ne. i! de 4'Ke; Ne. de 4:JXJ ; Ne. 2
Mixe 4.1c.
live linn at 'j3?.
Prevision- firm ; mis-perlc old. $l:!50I4:
new, $13 CO; licet hums $1'J Mj'J 00; 111
din n in.'-'s beef $19 00, I. e. b. Kaeen smoked
liniiM U I0Je: pickled Imim- 8JfJ9c ; smoked
shoulders f.'J.VJfc; salt de JtfiSJc.
Lard lirnicr; city kettle; 'Jtfr : toee
ln:i.-iii;i:-'at. Sjjc; priine steam at i'J .'!35J 10.
Hutter stead-, but very qui-t; Cream
ery e.vra 3.'le : de jaied te choice 23Jj:."2:
liruilferd county ami New Verkextm, tubs,
'il!iSe : de firkins. ZlQ'ic ; Vcterii dairy
extra iin-X;-; de geed I e choice ISJj2Je. Uells
very dull ; renn'a Kxtru ISgaie ; Western
UcM.-rve extra 1S$2I.
Krs scarce, prices favor sellers; Pa. 42
13 : tVclere 4Ugi2e.
Cheese Jinn mederutelv active; New Yerk
tiilleieaiii, l.'lJJili:: Wentern lull cream, l:;
Mfdle; de lair lo"b-eo:l ISgiaiic; de half skimp
UHI' HJie.
I'etreletim dull : refined ic.
Whisky ut .51 II.
Seeds Uoed te prime clever steady 'S'i :
Fhixecci steady at. fl :.
Stock ."Unmet.
Nkw Yekk Stocks.
Slecks strong.
Junuury'21.
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MEVICAl..
NKHVOL'S HIHSILITV.
Te Nervous Sallcrcrs The Great Euro
pean Uemedy Or. J. IS. Simpsen's Specific
Medicine. It is a positive cure for Sperma Sperma
eorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Impetcncy,aml all
dbea.-es resulting from Self-Abuse, as Mental
Anxiety, Less of Jletnery, Pains in Back or
Side, and die:tses that lead te Consumption,
Insanity and an early grave. The Specific
31eiiiciiic is being used with wenderfulsucecss.
Pamphlets sent free te all. "W rite for them and
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II. 15. COCHKAN. HruggiHt, Sele Agent,
137 and 13a North Quran Street, Lancaster
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DR. SATfEOB-FS
LIVEE
INVIG0RAT0R
Only Vegetable Compound that
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Oos Oes
tiveness, Headache. It assists di
gestion, strengthens the system,
regulates the bowels, purifies the
bleed. A Boek sent free. Dr.
SANFORD,162 Breadway.N. Y.
Fcr sale by all Druggists.
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