LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY. JANUARY 23-. 1882.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
UK ItCUULAK COKKtaiONrKNCK
River again filled with floating ice.
4. Te nioirew nigbt SkilTs minstrels per
form here.
Several fights eccuned en .1th stieet, en
Saturday evening.
Twe tramps in the lockup en .Saturday
night.
iiei vices in ntaily all of the churches
vreie largely attended, especially the
Bethel and Methodist ; no doubt fieiu the
fact of theie having revival meetings.
Mis. Charles L. Bennett, of Philadel
phia, will be buried from the residence of
her brether-la.w, Jeseph M. Bennett, Ne.
. .Z Walnut stieet, te mouew aiternoen at
2 o'clock.
We aic teny te leain of the pi eti acted
illness of Mis. J. W. Yccum, who has
been setieusly sick for the past few
mouths.
Tiie hc.;vy wind of yesteiday has done
considerable damage te property in Cel urn
bia and vicinity. Several shutteis, and
chimney::, weic blown eiF their houses en
Walnut Mi eel. A house en the Chestnut
Hill tin npike had the whole loef blown
oil'. Lute in the afternoon the wind .still
kept up, but the weather get fearful cold .
In the morning although windy, it was
cnmpaiathuly via: in.
Uncle Tem'.s Cabin combination placed
hcie ou Satuiday. At the matinee in the
afternoon $23 wa- taken in at the deer,
aim in the evening fclbU. it is Fiirptisiug
that they had .se large a house. The
piece was simply butchcicd. It reminded
one of a let el school childicn leeiting a
dialogue.
Ah William Serena, an cxtia brakemau
en the Pennsylvania raihead, was plac
ing a coupling pin in the bull nose of a eai,
en Sa tin day in the cast yaid, another cai
shifted by an engine, sti uck him7 and he
was .seveiely squeezed, but nothing
serious will result. He was taken home
and Di. Ciaig attended his injunps.
riie YigleVTSteiuuer.
The long expected and looked for new
steamer ler the Vigilant liie company, ai
med Satin day evening at 7 o'clock. The
boy. weic en hand, and with many a
chee:, theengine was "housed.'' Fieni
that .line e:i till midnight the spacious en
gine loom was packed, but as the
Mcamei v. as well gieased and ditty, its ap
pe.ii.incc could net be judged. Ilirly ye
teid.iy morning the membci.s wcie at
weil: polishing it up. It is a veiy
handsome piece of weiKmansl.ip, but
is n I as pictty as the old one. Its
weik aie el the horizontal pump pattern,
while the boiler is of the latest pattern.
Clapp A. .leurs, of Hudsen, X. Y., aie the
build., s and say that all the latest ini ini
pievemctits have been put en. The
tioasnieref that film, Mr. Cellier, msuics
that it can get 0!) pounds of .steam up in
live niiuutcs. He also jjicsented the com
pany with $10 te diink te the health of
theii new engine, and well the v did. Aj
subset iptieu was iaise.1 among the mem
bers and " geed things " bought. Evciy
poison who came in was tic.itcd. The
Vigils aie all a very hospitable set ami
knew hew te tieat their quests. A tnal
was te be given this morning.
At the tiial this morning steam u.ii
laised as fellow.-, : 5 Ib. in 3 minutes ; 13
lbs in 4 m.; 25 lbs. in 5 in.: 30 lbs. inG
ni.; 33 lbs. in GJ m. Fiem then the steam
gained lapidly. It was net put down te
its best en account of the cold and the
buistiug of a section of hose. The Vigics
will net accept the engine uutii a Princi.cs
medal dome and silver plated baud is put
en. The new steamer weighs 4,130
pounds, while the old one weighed 7,400.
Katlreud Wreck
A wieck occuried in the cast yaid of
the P. 11. 11., en Saturday. Au engine en
a siding was shifting cars te put them en
the m mi track, when another shifted ttain
ft-as also en the main track. The
consequences weic four cars knocked oil
and badly damaged. In an liein
all was clcaicd. A wreck happened
at Sheck's mill last Thursday, but
was net leperted uutil this morning.
Engine Ne. 104 coming east had two cais
leaded with lumber. The coupling broke
and the lumber was scatteicd along the
lead ler some distance, blocking both
tracks. Luckily the train was moving
slowly or else a large wreck would have
becu the lesult. The train bauds, assisted
by same outsiders, seen icmevcd the lum
ber. tattle Locals.
Eight tramps in lockup ; Squires Yeung
and Giier -each sent down ene drunk.
Miss It. S. Kuuklc of ll.iiiisburg visiting
lelativcs. It & C cars blown fiem the
tracli? at Mil I way last evening. Ernest
Witte's 20x10 bill beaid, with Skiffs
minstiela bill en it, went down before last
night's wind The sisu of E. K. Smith &
Ce., bankcis was blown down yesteiday
The Presbyterian festival was a success
giess pieceeds ever $210 ; net proceeds
ueailv 6190
1HM1SSK1.
Aim " Ceuntj ter Cetn"
-linj Would IIae I'at
'Unit a Uraud
en Mijder.
Before Alderman B.
F. Howe, of the
Fifth waid, this aftcrnoeu was heard the
case of Cem'th vs. Dr. Carpenter Weidler,
chaiged, upon oath of J. Kahler Snyder,
w ith violation of the-mcdical registry law.
Snyder did net appear, but .sent a commu
nication asking for a continuance en the
gieuud that DistiL't Attorney Davis was
in Philadelphia. The alderman decided
te go eu'w i Hi the heating and examined the
tin 03 witnesses picsent. They testified
that Dr. Weidler attended their families
but could net swear that he had practiced
" for gain " since the passage of the law.
Aldcimau Howe dismissed the case.
The facts of the case arc that Dr. Weid
ler came te tow n, with his diploma, te
legister, long bcfoie the complaint was
made againU him. lie did net knew that
a copy of his diploma had te be left in the
etlic-j and he was net allowed by.the clerks
te lcgistci without depositing this copy,
as had been doue in ether cases. Bofero
he could get his copy made the complaint
was pieieried by Snyder who was a clerk
in the pruihonetary's office.
A ew Directory.
Recently there have been such a great
number of changes of residence and busi
ness places iu this city that the want of a
new diiectery has been very sensibly felt.
It will thciclere interest our business men
and cit'tzeu- generally te knew that that
experienced compiler of local directories,
Air. Jehn II. Barnes, who since 18G8 has
been identified with the making of city
and county dirccteiies, is new arranging
for the cai ly issue of a new and complete
guide of the city, which will include all
the latest changes of location. air.
liarucs' thoieugh acquaintance with this
important work, gained by leug aud sue
cessful expeiience, gives the assurance
that the foithceming diiectery will be a
valuable acquisition. Its publicatieu will
be defened until after the usual April
changes of lesidcncc in elder te insure the
gicatcst degicc of accuiacy and complete
informal ion.
Tlie i:iectric Light.
Owiug te the very unfavorable weather,
the electric light at Ne. 2 cotton mill was
net kept burning Satuiday night until 10
o'clock as auneuueed "some ether night"
au exhibition of it will be given. Meantime
it will be lit every morning before day
break and evciy evening after dark, te
light the operatives ou their way te and
from work.
Masquerade Hall.
The parquet of th opera house has
been floored ever and an excellent platform
has been made te accommodate the dancers
at the masquerade ball of the Canustattcr
te-night. Costumes have been brought
from Philadelphia and the affair premises
te be something fine.
The Theatrical" Gag" BuMuessin Heading.
Reading Times.
Wc referred editorially a few days since,
te the offensive practice of a class of actors
trying te be funny at the expense of some
one in the audience, and advised the man
agers of our home places of amusement te
de what they could te step it. We are
pleased te learn that Manager Mishler is
making an effort te have no meie in his
place, he having had conspicuously posted
in every dressing room of the academy the
following snecial leauest :
' All persons are respectfully lcque&tcd
in no manner te use iu a performance the
name of any citizen whatever.in any form,
as it is very offensive te our people and
detrimental te these who degrade them
selves by se doing. Please don't have any
lectl gags, and oblige
" Jehn D. Mishxei:,
'Manager.'"
ISadly licuten
On Satuiday evening about 8 o'clock, a
mau was found lying en West Mifll
street, covered with bleed, and insensible.
He was can led te Alderman Spurrier's
eitice wheie he was washed and resusci
tated and then placed iu the caie of Chief
of Police Deichler, who took him te the
station house, wheie he was comfortable
for the night. He proved te be Jehn
Deeblerand had evidently been di inking.
He stated that he had been assaulted by
Abraham Erisman and another young man
named Wenninger. He had been tenibly
beaten, and kicked, one of his eyes being
closed, his nose cut and swollen, and his
head and body badly biuiscd. He was
dischaiged yesterday morning. As yet
he has net made complaint against his
assailants.
KicruitL.iiwx xo3ii:nat;ens
A Oiiu K. Call and un E.uly Convention.
The Republicans of the seveial waids of
the city will meet to-ineriow evening at
the usual polling places and put in geneial
nomination candidates for waid efficcis
and delegates te the city convention te
nominate candidates ler mayor and school
diiccteis. Fiem these gcucial nomina
tions the ward tickets and delegates will
be chosen en Fiidaycveuiug, and immedi
ately after the lesult of the election is an
neiinccd by t'ie election officers the dele
gates te the city com catien will meet the
same evening and nominate candidates
for nmer and school diiecters.
bent te J ill.
A man named Dalten wa- aucsted a
few days age while drunk, and was com
milted te piisen by Aldeiinan A. V. Den
nelly. He had a new pair of shoes in his
possession, which were beheved te have
been stolen from the stoic of F. S. Bletz,
Columbia, icccutly. He had a hearing
this meining en a charge of buighuy, but
was dischaiged for want of evidence. He
was committed te prison for five days for
b in 'j diunk and diserdcily.
Allillrliili Alittchicf.
On complaint of Jehn A. Shebcr, Lewis
Sanilei.s was held te answer achat go of
malicious lnischiel, the allegation being
that the accused cut holes in the v.iie
cloth evci which the paper pulp luns, iu
the SInckwater paper-mill, thus causing a
gieat less of the pulp.
lSerln Count) l'eultry Slinn.
Theie was a cocking main near Heading
en Fiiday night, iu which Heading and
Biidsbore fowls participated. There weic
si v battles and the victories weic equally
divided between the two places.
'Uiillace'g Address
Te mouew evening will he the occasion
of Senater Wallace's addiess iu the cotut cetut cotut
hense, and our citizens should avail them
selves of the chauce te hear him.
avjccTAiTA'dfitfEs.
llralu and Koiie.
IN' Health Uenewci, gieatest icmedy u
eai Hi ler impotence, lcan!Cs,scii d debility
Ac. $1, :it driiggi-st'J Depot. Jehn F. Leng
& Sens.
A ieohitien iu thu tiestment et hcimhis
diseases is new taking place. Di. Iten-en, of
llaltlmeie, has discovered u sine leniedy lit
his Celery and Chamomile IMlls they pel nia
ueiitly cute sick and nenens headache, neu
ralgia, dyspepsia, ileeples-aiesM mid allneiv allneiv
etii disease.
CeUU'n's I.ieblg's Liquid Heel and Tonic In-
Igointer impaits Micugth te body and mind.
Teke m elini. jl'J-lwced.Vw
Munj nnsciablu people drag themselves
about with failing stienglh, leeling that the'
aie "inking Inte theii gtaves when I'aiKCiS
(Wngei Tonic would begin with the Hist dose,
tebiing italitvitnd fetiength buck te them.
tiitn. Ia2 liinleod&weew
(iiilii 11. I: Cecni-niN mug siiiie, 117 North
yneeii stieet, let Mrt Freeman's Aieitf iVa
timial Dyei. 1'er biightness and durability et
coler.aru iiiieiiualed. Celer lu.in ! te .'ipeiuids.
DliectieiH in Kngllsh and (ii'innm. Price. IS
cents.
Avoid a gullnping consumption by the time
ly use el Ilale'd Iloney et lloieheiind and Tar.
I'lkt,' 'I'eitlmelie 'Dieps cine In one minute.
UO-lwdced.Vw
"Lite, l.rewlli, ueauty.''
' W hut we all lulniiie" and hew te sccuie it:
A tine head el li.m in its natiu.il color is such
tin adjunct te beauty that no one who pi ires
geed leek-, should neglect te uie " Londen
Hair Celer ltesteier," the most cleanly and de
lighlful tu tide ever nitieducc.l te the Anieii
ean peeiile. It is totally iltnViciil fiem all
ethers net stick- or gummy, and liee tiem
all inipiue ingicdients that lender many ether
piepamtinns obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, lesteresgmy hair, gives it new lite, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
togiew where it hail fallen oil" or become thin,
does net soil or stain anything, and is se nei
feclly and elegantly prepared as te m ike it a
lasting luurdi casing and toilet litxnty. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Kesteier" is sold bv nil druggists,
at "" rents a bottle. tl bottles ter $1.
eclSM.W.S&w
Oulnlne and At scute
r'enn the basis of many et tlie Ague leinc
ilics in tliemaikct, and arc the last rcsoitel
physicians and people who Knew no bctler
medicine te employ, fei this disticssing com
plaint. The effects et cither of these dings
aie ilesti uctivc te the sj stem, pieducing head
ache, intestinal illsei tiers, ei tige, dl77iness,
unging in thecals, antl denicssien et the con
stitutional health. Aiiai's Aeck Cure is a veg
etable discovery, containing' neither quinine,
arsenic, nei any deleterious ingicdlent, antl is
an infallible and rapid cute ler every fenu of
revcrnntl Ague Itsetlectsaiepeimanciit and
cciluin, ami no iniury can lesult trein its use.
Besides being a positive cure lei Fevei and
Ague in all its tonus. It is nNoasupeiler rem
edy for Liver Complaints. It is an excellent
tonic and picventive, as well as cuic, of all
complaints ppculiar te malai ions, marshy aud
miasmatic distiicts. liy direct action en the
Liver and biliary apparatus, it stimulates the
system lea vlgoieus, healthy condition. Fer
sale bv all dealers. j 1.5-1 w dced&w
j'Whe U rasps Much Holds Little." The
ptopneters el Ely's Cieam Halm de net claim
it te be a cure all, but a sine leniedy ler Ca
tanh anil Catanlial Ueatiu s, Celtls in the
head antl Hay Fc er.
Cicnm Jialin etlectuilly cleanses the nasal
passigcs el catairhal iru-, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation and liritatien,
pietects the membiiui.il linings of the head
Item additional colds, completely heals the
sores antl icsteirs the senses et taste anil
smell, llencllcial lcsults aie realized by a lew
applications. A thoieugh treatment as di
lectcd w ill cmc catarrh. The Hal in is easy te
use anil agreeable. Sold by druggists at 50 cts.
On leccipt of.'O cents vfill mall a package.
Send ter circular with full information.
ELY'S CItEAM BALM CO., Oswego, X, Y.
Fer sale by all the Lancaster druggists.
1C 2wdced&w
Liquid Glue.
Daniel Plank, et Brooklyn, Tiega Ce., Pa.,
tlesci lues it thus: -I rode tfdrty miles tern
bottle of Themas' EclectrlcOil w hich effected
the wonderful cure era croel.ed limb in six ap
plications ; it proved worth mete than geld te
inc." Fer sale at II. 15. Ceeht-an's ding stoic.
I,!7 North Queen 9tieet, Lane iter.
A cough, com or sere Threat sneaia ee
stepped. Neglect frequently, results In an In.
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Btewr.'i iirenchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the iafl-imedpaits, allaying
lmlallen. sive relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Cough. Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subjpct
te. hoi thiity years llrewn's Bronchial
'iiet.ies hae been recommended by physi
cians and alwajs give nertect satisfaction.
Ila Inj; been tested by w ide and constant Use
formally n cntnc generation, they have at
tained w tJ .nerited rank among the lew staple
remedies of the ag. Sold at 25 cents a box
everywhere. ms-lvdTTh&S&lvw
MeinerKi nietnei t : l Meiners!:
Aie you distuiLcd at night and broken el
yeui rest by a sick child suflering and crying
with the exciuclating pain el cutting teeth ?
If c, go at once and get a bettle of MKS.
WIXSLOW'S SOOTHING SYIIU I. It will re
lieve the peer little sulterer Immediately de
pend upon it; Uriels no mUUike about it.
There is net a mother en rait li who has ever
u-jcd it, who will net tell jeu at once that it
will y ate the bowels, ai.d give re-t te the
methcHitl lelicf and health te tl e child,
eperutir. glike m.iglc. It i- peifettiy tale te
u-e m all cases, s.nd pleasant lethf- taste, and
is the presci Iptien et one el the eldest am!
best female physician and r.uises in the
Unittd fctatc bold eveiy. nere; 25 centra
I utile "iirMil.twM.Vih
'Skin Disease" Cuied'ln Dr. Suajne'a
Ointment
U l.at is meieditiesslng in in un obstinate
skin disease, and why r-c lseiis should sultei a
single hour nl en the- lue a suiecuie in
"Swayne'sOintiaent " is past our coinpiehen ceinpiehen coinpiehen
sien. The worst cases et tcttci, itch, alt
l Ileum, or that unuOing complaint, itching
pllt s, ield te its wenderlul all-healing tiuali-
tle-i. Pimples en the f ice ami blotches en the
skin aie lemevetl by u-ing thU healing oint
ment. Pet rectly safe and liiimlcs, even en
the nie-it tender inlant. Itcl'ing Piles Symp
toms aie nielstme, intense itching, paiticu
laily at night altei getting w.um in bed ;
ether p u ts ai e semcliiut s affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sine cure. Di. Swnyne &
Sen, Z1 North Seventh stieet, Philadelphia,
Pa , te whom all letteis should be addressed.
elil l.j all pienunrnt tliuggists.
jiii20-ImdlTh&F.V.w
KJ.SCUl.I) FIIOSI UKATIt
'1 1'elolleWiiig'-tatcinentol U'illiaiu.) Cough Ceugh
lin, et SemeiMht, dlas., is se lcmaikablc that
r beg twitsk ler it the attention of our lead
eis llesis: " In the lull et lb7" I v.as t iken
with a violent bleeding et the lungs followed
by asovriecengh 1 seen began te lese my
upp-tili and tlc-di 1 wus se weak at one time
that 1 umld net lei; r :-iy bctl. In the siiuinii i
of ls77 I was .idiiittd te the City Hospital.
While tiieie the ih i I i.ssaid I hid a hole in
my left lung as hi ;.is ,i half cellar. 1 oxpend expend
cd evi i h hundiii! il'dlius in docteisantl med
icine. I was se l.ir geneat en time a icpeit
v.en: .neund that I was dead. I gave up hope,
buti. liicnd told meet Da. Wai. Hall's Balsam
imi.tiii: Lunch. I Ki.ghrsl at my fi lends, think
ing in it my ease was incurable, hut 1 get a
bottle 'e satisfy them, v. hen te my suuiiiS'
and gratllieitinn, 1 eeinineneed te leel bettei.
Jiy hope, once dead, began te irivr, and te
day I teel in bette: spniHthin I have the past
tluer cais
" I write this liepii'g ou will )iiblsh it, se
th it rveiene alllicted with Ui-eased Lungs
will In- isiil'icel te take Di. U m. Hall's Balsam
lei the Lungs, anil be convinced fh.it eon een
sump'isTi can be enied. I hivr tal.ru two
lietth anil e in positively say that it has tlene
meie geed flan all oilier medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entiuly disappe lie 1 and I shall seen be
able te go te weik." Sold in Lanm-dci at
Cochran'- Ding Meie, 1 57 anil lSJXeith Queen
stir iv2S UdeedTh&w2
tM.MtV.sj CAKltiM.IC SALA'i:.
The 1 est Mlvc in Hie weild for cuts, biuises,
sei s, uleeis, salt lheiini, let tei,chaiiped hands,
chllbl uns. coins and all kinds et skin ciup
1 1en tircl.les and pimples. The s.dve is
...lied te give peilect satisfaction in
evciy case ti money letiiuded. Be sine ou
gel Ih'tirj's Catholic Salve, .is all etheis me
but liiiit Uieiisanil eeunteifelts. Piicr i"icents.
el I in Liiiieasier.it Cochran's DiugSteie,
le7 i ; ..) Neith Uuecn stieet.
A (iliml AngefM lsir A T.llt) et "Kemi
dulls."
Hliniehr e.illed en Kate, tine pleasant day,
and leiinil tiei sad and sighing, dealest liieud,
once blight mid ay, new sen ce could keep
liein eiing; tei, ' eh," she still, "'tis a til
gmcr te see with ec.elul.i, my face se badly
limned"' then s-iidhertiiend, " Kes.iil.llis will
yeui tieiiblescntl." Blanche called en hate
nethei tl ly and teund hei once meie blithe
mid gay. lit i face as l.uiiant, skin as lair, as
an maiden's iiiiwheir. 1'er skin diseases
and iuipuic bloe I, tlieie's nothing iu the
weild se geed as Itesiidalis, it dtlvesaway all
skin diseideis, hiiinei, nay, it tones I he s8
tem, tuieseiii ills ami lianishes all doctor's
hills' Sold in Lanc.islei at Cochran's Ding
Stoic, 1 !7 and 1 50 Xoi Hi Queen stieet.
ijSOljdeed.xw 1
JtJiATitn.
UirMut In Maner tow lislnji, Daniel I.
.Wit-
mcr, m tlieiiitn vein et tils age
Theiel.itives and liienlsel the taiully aie
lespectlully Invited te attend the fumi.ii
liemhls late lesidence, Indiantew-n, Maner
township, to-iunuew (Tucsilny) meining at
10 o'clock. ltd
Minmi ii. On the 25d Inst., at Laiiilisvlllc,
Li:rir, tlauglitei et S. 15. and M.uy C. Min
nich, aged one year, seven mentlisantl twenty
tour d.i s.
The icliitives and Ii lends tt the family aie
lespecttiil! invited te attend the luueial
liein tneiesidenceel her patents, Landisv illr,
en U't dnrsd.iy morning at 'J o'clock.
jva ii Aitvi:iiTisi;3ii:s is.
w
.SiJl.II A. !lllUaill?l lil J Itlll.'tll
t Oirl us Clnmbci maid. Hetel picteued.
Ainily at 424 WEST OltANli E STItbET, Lan
caster, Pa It
mi i;i:::;iilau month i.y mlktixg ok
1 the Union Buililing and Lean Association
n.ltiei
MOX-
will be held at W
A WiNen's ellice en
DA E EN1NG,
lttl
t 7o'eleck,
A. II. B LL, Seeietaiy.
NO'lIUK.
ThcDiv (Joedsstoieot UIVLEIS, HOW
hKS A, IIUItsT. 25 Last King stieet, will In In
ceosed TO-MOUUOW (TUESDAY) l.ir fie
pui pose el taking account et stock. Open
Wednesday nieiimig as usual It
I(MT.
j This meining at the -ceinei et Onuif,e
and Pilnce stieets, a new hoot. The lindei
will be lew aided n- Irav ing the same at
STUCK EMIOL's MUSIC STOBE,
ltd Fnlten Opera Heuse.
-IIKOFHSSIONAL
VISITS
X Will hematic te any
distance when tie
siietl by 11. D. LONliAlvEil, ai. l.
The lemcdiesadministeietl by tlie Docter nirt
these which will net bieaktlewn the constitu
tion, but will icnevate the system from all
lnjuiics it has sustained tiem mineial medi
cine and leave it in a healthy and perfectly
cured condition.
Oflice Xe (1 5 E 1st .. alniit stieet. l.aucistcr.
Consultation liee. i25.it
G'
1KANI) Ol'KNItl.
The undcisigned respectlnlly inv itcS his
li lends and the puimc m geneiai te tlie
Formal Opening of his Saleen,
TO-jreinw.w,
AFTEBNOOX AXD EVLXINC,
SA VER KRA FT L FXCir n thr E I'EXIXd
Ehret's Xev Yeik Hcei.
PLTEIt LOT,
It Ne. Jl Neith Queen Stuct.
A
sK lounuueeKK rest
Eby,
Steinnan 6c Ce 'a
MAXHE1M
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
tlie best in Hie maiket. This flour willicld
meiebiead letlicburel than the old piecess
Heur. Tr it and be convinced. j.OdK
"t 1KAKD
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven
Hundred
sand. Theu-
Dellais, securely in-vested. Fer a policy in
tills old and well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
XO. 10 EAST KINU STREET.
dlM.W&SK
1EMRANCEWANY
ITEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEAL7.ll DIi YKUDlti GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, BRONZES,
And the man elegant anil artistic articles embraced in our stock are especially tit ted for
WEDDING GIFTS, -
, BECAUSE THEY ARE
Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share et trade we have received In the past has encouraged us te place in
our cases a liner and larger stock than eer befeie, te which we cordially invite the attention
of all v he de-lie te examine beautiful oed.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
nct.!3-3md&w U
LA TERTAZXMCSTS.
ryu
U t.VKT Or TUB SKASON.
FIRST GRAND
lasctaeraile i Fanc7 Dress Ball
OP THE
CANNSTATTER VOLKSFEST VEREIN,
OF LANCASTKK, OX
3IOXDAY EVEMXU, J AX. 2, 1SS2.
A T FCI.TOX ITALT. LOWr.ll FLOOlt,
The pieceeds te be ter
BEXhteLKXT SOClLTy
the benefltet tie
OF LANCA&TEU,
TICKETS;, Admitting Lady and Oenllenian.Sl
SPlXTATOlt'S TICKET (ter Gallery), tr.e.
Grand Tableau at 8:30 O'Cleck.
Tickets can be obtained fiem Members and
:t Fied Weelule's "Tiement Heuse," -Neith
Queen stieet.
Cost ii in en or 1 very Description cm be hud
at the Hall en thu 'evening et the Hall at all
puces, iieni si up.
Juil4-ttd COMMITTEE.
F
DtTUK OPIUCA HOL'SK.
WEDNESDAY EVN'G, JAN. 25.
(Srand Krviv.il et Old 'lime Minstielsy.
M. T. SKIFF'S
Famous California Minstrels
AXD UOLDEX CITY I5UASS BAND.
Positively the veiy best tiaveling Minstiel
Company In the entile world under the per
sonal management Mi'. M. T. Skiff, the 1 ell
able manager, ler twenty years constantly be be
eoie the public, and ulwnys identified with
strictlv tlrst-clrss attractions. Absolutely
evei member a star. A AKTlSTS.
The great remediaiis, FOX WABD; the
popular Yeung Comedian, MIC WALLY
tilltlfs; the KenowiicdCaliteinia Comedian.
MIC CHAS. A. MASOX; The Champien
Lightning Zeuave Drill Artist, MA JOB
THOMAS.and thr Weild Renowned California
Qnaitette. BRYANT & SOMEKS. the Great
Musical Team, ami a lull chorus and Orches
tra. 4EXDMEM. The most superb selection
et special nev cities ever piesented en n mlii
stlrl stage.
POPULAR PRICLS: 35. 50 and 75c. Ke
sn ved seats at opera house efllce. 21 4t
FOR SALE.
1.MMC SALK,-TUK STOCK. GOOD WILL
1 and Fixtui es et a Large First-Class LlV
hlt is ellered for sale. Geed and satisfactory
leisens given for selling. Inciuirc at
ian 21 Ultl CITY LI VER .
PKIMK UAY. WESTK1HJ CllltN AND
Oats ter sale at Lcaman Place ntall limes
at mai'.et pi ices. Alse,
COM. AXD LUMBER.
i2::;ind H. n. KOHRER.
1MIK KI5MT IX WItlOUISVIt.1,1!., A NEW
1 Tobacco Waicheuse, veiy convenient for
n-ei iving antl shipping tobacco; capacity 2,(i00
case? : will suit two packers ; will insuie at
lowest l.ates. Ferpaitlculars apply te
JlhXin KAL'FFELT, Wlightsvillr. Pa .
ei te BAUSMAX &. BURNS.
17-lnnl 10 WrstOiange St., Lrtneastci. Pa.
rMii; MLK.
-AMMMIZNsK MI.MItEKOr
llOUshs, sTOKL-5. BUILDING LOIS, &c,
ef.ill desciiptiens, iu all leculities mid at all
pi Ices
Nl.tt CATALOGUE,
with pilces, lire teeveiy one.
ALLAN A. II ERR X CO,
tlec'5 .Suiil 3 North Duke stieet.
PUKI.IC SALK O STOCKS ON MlIN
DAY, .1 AN U AR TOth. ls?2, at 2 50 o'clock
p. in., will be sold at the Leep.it il Hetel, ha-t
King stieet, Limciistrr, Pa, the following
stocks :
70shares Lancastei Ceuntv National Bank
stock.
lOsh.aics Conesle0a and Big Epilog alley
Tin npike Ce. Sleck.
Is sh ires Mai letta Tin npike Ce. Stock.
23 shines Xanew Gauge R. R. Ce. Stock.
2 shires EiiHt Biandvwlnr Wavnesbuig
IC K. Ce Stock.
1 siuie Sicily Isla'id.
Temis will be made known bv.
SILAS II. OKltA.
IOII.V D. SK1LES,
VdmiiiisliattiM et the estate et Win. L.
Peiper, ilec'tl,
ILmiuucbt, Auct. Jan 21,25.23
I1UICL.IC SALKUFA VAMJA1ILK BWKLt
ING HOUSE. On SATl'KDA". FEB. II.
1sb2. at Hie Feunhiin Inn, Seuth Qiirrn street,
Lancaster city, w ill be sold at Public Sale a
geed and substantial tluee-steiy buck
DULLLING HOUSE, with fient ynitl en
ulssrtl bv substanlliil iien fence, with a two twe two
sleiy buck back building, containing hall, 10
looms and bath loom, hydrant In the yaid,
het antl cold water in kitchen antl en second
fleer, with range, slate mantels, w itli heater,
luating pallor and looms en second lioer.
Gas anil :as lixtuies thiounheut the house.
Has been newly papeied anil has perpetual
Ju insurance. There aie a number of choice
grapevines ami ether li niten the let.
Tluspieperty is situated en the neithvvet
coiner of North Duke and Lemen stieets,
lei'icastcr. Pa., one of the most desirablr loca
tions lera home in the city.
sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in.
Persons wishing ie view the piepeny or as
certain the conditions et salts vv ill plea-c i all
upon A. K. SPURRIER, Aldeiman.
(2I-S& W Ktsd Xe. 24 Seuth Queen street.
1 LECTION THE ANNUAL KLKCTIOX
jj el Trustees et the Lancaster Cemcteiy,
will be held en TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 7th.
lbS2, betw ecu the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock a
in., at the Grape Hetel, North Queen stieet.
DAXIEL HE1TSHU, President.
J21 3td23Jfctrb4
XT "TICK.
J Whereas, By Sec :tot the Act approved
A pill 20. 1874. p. 1. page U, it is prev itled that
the indebtedness et any city in this
commonwealth may be autheiized te be in
creased te an amount exceeding two per
centum, and net exceeding seven per centum,
upon the last picceding assessed valuation el
ue taxable propel ty therein, with the assent
et the electors theieet: mid
.... . ..' .. ...
VVliereas, ah ertiinaucc was passeti u me I
Councils et the City of Lancaster, and nppiov nppiev
cd Xevembcr .5. 1831, " ler the purpose et ob
taining the assent et the clecteis et saiti city
te tne Increase et indebtedness of said city
ter the Improvement et the Water Weiks,antl
the Laing et Xew Disli Uniting Mains; antl
Whereas, The said Act et 1874 requires that
thirty days' notice be given et an election te
be held ter the puipese aforesaid; XOTICE
IS THEREFORE HEREBY GIVEN' that an
Election will be held at the places et holding
municipal elections in the Cilyel Lancaster
en TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1832, ler tlie
pmposcef obtaining the assent el the electors
1 hereof te such increase el indebtedness.
Last assessed valuation et ci1y pieperty,
sll.iflS.rnS; amount of city debt i? $718,412.00;
amount et sinking fund. tC2,:553,0i;; amount et
proposed increase et city debt, $C7.000: per
coinage of proposed increase of debt, 5 77-10O
millsef total assessed valuation.
.ISO. T. MvcGOMGLE,
j.l,2sitrb4,ll,13 Mayer.
r
YOU WANT GLASS WITH BOllV AND
STRENGTH, BUJ
STAR GLASS.
It you want
your windows,
GLA-jS that will net stain in
BUY STAR GLASS.
If yen want GLASS that will keep market
able in damp cellars, buy
STAB GLASS.
US' Fer sal'- by Lanrastcr Hartht are Dealers.
J. M. ALBERTSON & SON,
STAR GLASS WORKS,
jl9-Ctdeed,&3tw- Xoinstewn, Ta.
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
MARKETS.
rniUdelphla niarSci.
Pbiladklfhia. Jan. 2.5. Fleur Him and
tending upward ; Superfine, 13 Qi i" ; r .ira.
W 50Q5 r ; Ohie and Indiana tacitly,
iC 50g7 23; Pennsylvaiiin mmlly iti 23
C TiO: St. Leuis c!e JC 87S7 25; Minnesota
Extra, fb 23G 5l ; de straight, 5 5M?7 : vv inter
patent. $72.'i87 "3 : spring de, $7 237 "i.
Bye flour at W 735 00.
Wheatstieng and higher : Del. andPenn'a
iteii, ji ai te ; de Amber. $1 4631 17.
Cern steady, witli geed inquiry ler local
use : Steerage. 70i?70c : Sail Yellow, Tic ; de
Mixed 71c ; Xe. 3 tle G'JSG'JKe.
uis ii un, uui sieauy.
ltyr dull at !X)3Kc.
.. Previsions strong ; mess perk at 13 5) : beet
hams, 20 50321 ;u; Intlia mess beef. $25 00
25 1 50 ; smoked hani", UM12c: pickled tle,
l(llc.
Laitl strong ; loose butchers', lie.
Butter tlrm ; choice grades wanted ; Cream
ei v extra, 4041c.
Kellsdull; Penn'a and Western, 12Q2.5C as
te finality.
Eggs sciuce mid .Inn ; l'enna , 2lffl25c :
Western. 25c.
Cheese iiiiet, but hi m.
Petroleum ilim ; Ketlncil, 7c.
Whisky at $l 19
Seeds goetl te prime clever steady at $y,
' ; tle de Flaxseed quiet at jl 35i :5;.
?ew YerK marKet.
Xkw ere. .lanuaiy 23 Fleur State and
Western a shade bettei, niedemtely active and
stieng.
Wheat feverish, somewhat excited and
lfc higher: with active speculative trading.
Cern V.ibic better antl rather nuiet.
Oats' Jec better and quiet.
Grain and Prevision (Juotutleun
One o'clock quotations el grain anil provis previs
ions, furnished by S. K. Yutidt, Breker, 15'-$
East King stieet.
Jan. 2:1. 1 v. m.
Chicago.
Cern Oats
y-A
.wyA .w.i
Philadelphia,
.70 JXM
.72'i .5l'i
.1-X .mil
Wheat
. l'U'5
lJli
Perk
17 SU
13 0.
Lard
11.20
11.37
Feb...
Mmch
May .
Feb....
Mulch
Apiil .
l-''5
1.43
USX
Llve stecn .ilarKets.
Cuicaoe. Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head ; ship
uients, 1 000 head ; market weak and 5luc
lower; $5 803(5 40 ler geed te choice ; packing
and shipping. W 45( si ; Philadelphia ami
hud hogs SO 907: light hogs, $CS 40; skips
and culls, $4 105 50.
Cattle Receipts, 2,000 lirail; shipments, 3,400
head; mm kct generally lifeless, owing te the
scarcity or cais ; experts, $3 S08C 40 ; geed te
choice shipping $3 405 80; common te lair,
tl W)4 00 ; mixed butchers' $2 tOl ; steckcrs
and feeders $2 75 i 'M.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,000 head ; shipments, 1 000
head; mm kct dull: interior te talr, $2 754 ;
medium te geed at $1 40." ; choice te extra at
5 23fi5 71.
Cattle Market.
Piiiladkumiia, Jan. 25 Cattle market dull
sales. 3.00J head : prime. h'ifflC'Xc : iroetl
WiWic; medium, f'40c; common. 4f5e.
sneep maiket inactive ; sales, 13,C03hcad ;
niimr. WifflO'X: teod. 52I5K: medium. 4li0
4ii; con. men, 5-'t ; lambs, 47c ; calves,
a'Jc.
Hogs active: sales, 4 TiOO ; piime, 10c:
geed, !'c ; nicilluni, s'&'tjic ; common, 8
3iC.
BtoeK atarsec
Xew 101k, Philadelphia and Lecal slecks
also United States Bends reported dully by
.Jacob B. Lotte, X. E. Cor. Cuntie Square
Nbw Yerk stocks.
Stocks iurgularand unsettled.
Jan. 2 5.
10 oil IMO 3:01
127'" 12e; li"3i
10s ur.yi leeji
54 .... 5.5
IUJ4 l' 18J
myi iu uy
107 ine4 100
fr : tsa
ii.T-i'if4
49M
7 i 82
Hi .... '&
40 40
M 'SSy, t)4Ji
X;i 1t, 26i
1.52 1314 131
3IK .... :55i
21 . 234
404 wyt 40X
a'A :n 34
100! 10.1 99
SK 89 Sr
49 " 471 4'
llhVi 11 "
.57 :55J4 25;
i WA
0!4 iyA ?t
K. M. P. M. H
(.2 M) (il
32 .52. 31
011
42 .... 42
a W'A 19J4
4'l
&K 35U 34
74M 73J V.Ya
IS
115 .... ll-i
19
.... ISO 1H
.... 30 30
P.M.
1:00
110
114
102i
101
Monev
Chicago & Xertli Westei n. . .
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul ".
Canada Southern
C. C. & 1. C. R. R
Del.. Lack. & Western
Delaware ft Hudsen t uiud.. .
Denver & Rie Grande
EastTcnn., Va A Git
Hannibal & St. Jee
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
X. Y., Lake Erie ft Western....
hew Jersey Central
X. V., Ontario Westei n
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi
Ohie Central
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce...
SC Paul ft Omaha
de Prefenctl
Central Pacific
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacitlc...
" Prelened.
Western Union Tel. Ce
Philadelphia.
Stocks unsettled.
Pennsylvania 1CK
Lehigh Valley.....
Lehigh Navigation Ex Div....
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacitlc.
" Prelerred
Hestenvillt
Electric Undeigreund Tel. Ce
Philadelphia ft Erie IC R
Gunnison Mining
Iowa Gulch Minincr
Uhitbe States Benus.
United States 4 per cents
" 4V4
Lecal ntecKH Hint llemti.
Par
val.
Lanc.Clty f per ct. Lean, duel332...$100
1S35 .. 100
1890 .. 100
" isa-... 100
S pr.- ct. in 1 or 30 years. . 100
5 pci it. school Lean 100
1 in ler 20 years.. 100
" 4 in 5 or 2i) years., leu
" in 10 or 20 ears. 100'
DANK STOCKS.
Las
sale
$105
114
118.18
120
109
112
102
lOiaC
105
$175
103
105
140
130
135
134.51
202.5T
145.75
141.51
70.5L
105
$114.75
10l
105 51
100
First National Bank
$100
. 50
. 50
. 100
. loe
. 100
IU)
100
100
. 100
100
Farmeis" National Bank,
.. . .. . ... . .
ijancasier ueuniy iaueuai ihuik,
Columbia National Bank....
Kphrata National Bank
First Xatienal Bank, Columbia . .
First Xatienal Rank, Strasburg...
First Xatienal Bank, Marietta.. ..
First Xatienal Bank, Mount Jey.
Lititz Xatienal Bank
Man helm Xatienal Bank
Union Xatienal Bank. Mount Jev
50
New Helland Xatienal Bank leu
MISCELLANEOUS nOMS.
Quanyvlllc R. IC, due 1893 $100
Reading & Columbia R. Rdue 1882 100
Lancaster Watch Ce , due 1S8S 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 yeais 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
llllC 1331 lUU
Stevens Heuse 1(H)
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Quarryviilc IC R $ 50
Millcrsvillc Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory loe
Gas Light antl Fuel Cempauy. ... 25
Stevens Heuse 10"
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company. .1
Susquehanna lien Company 100
11X5
80
$5.2.1
25
10
120
75.10
Marietta lioiiew ware iw
TURNPIKE STOCKS.
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley $ 25 $ 10.2J
Bridgeport 1JK 21
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 18
Columbia & Washington 25 20
Columbia ft Big Spring 25 14.1b
Lancaster ft Ephrata 25 47.23
Lanc.,EIizabetht'n4Middlet'n 100 61
Lancaster Fruitvllle. 50 50
Lancaster ftLitltK 25 C4.10
Lancaster ft Willlamstewn 25 53
Lancaster Maner 50 92
Lancaster Manhelm 25 30.4
Lancaster Marietta 25 25.?
Lancaster ft New Helland 100 85
Lancaster ft Susquehanna. 300 275.it
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 40.1S
Strasburg Millport 25 21
Marietta ft Maytown 25 40
Marietta Mount Jev 25
THIED EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 23, 1882.
PORTER PJTCHES IN.
CL03ING SPEECH OF THIS
TBIAL.
GUITEAU
B1TIEK lNVfcCTlYK AGAINST
ASSASSIN.
THE
Who Punctuates tbe Speech With Kemarks
01 ill. uwn Tbe Tremendous irewu
Present aa the Trial Draws te an
Knd Gnlteau Don't Want
a Cabinet Office.
"Washington, Jan. 23. Fer every
ssat in the court room tbere were his
morning at least ten applicants clamoring
for admittance and every passage way was
blocked up, and many holders of tickets
were unable te get near enough the deer
te squeeze in. A thousand people steed
shivering outside. Ouiteau led oft' with the
announcement that he was receiving many
tender letters from ladies. lie said it had
been suggested that President Arthur give
him(Guitcau)a cabinet e9Ec j. He would net
accept a portfolio from President Arthur,
as he thought it would net ba proper te
de se. He then announced that if Judge
Perter iu his closing speech attempted te
mislead the juiy he would be stepped.
Judge Perter then commenced his argu
ment, plainly showing marks of his illness.
After painting with fervid language the
damnable wickedness of the ctimc, he
turned his attention te the prisoner, a beg
gar, a hypocrite and swiudler ; a lawyer
who never wen a case, for no jury failed
te see iu him the dishonest regue. He left
his trail of iufamy iu a hundred iliil'er
cnt directions. Pushing himself into
fellowship with Christian associations
fresh fiem six yeais foul fornication iu the
Oneida community, he committed adultery
with a stieet walker. As the resistless
ten cut of deuuueiatien and iuvective
poured forth the prisoner would interrupt
with such a remark as "That's a lie."
At 1:15 Judge Perter dcsiied te be ex
cused from futthcr speakiug for the day,
aud the court adjourned until te-morrow.
CLAHKSON X. l'OTTI'.K DSC AD.
Pasting Quietly Away at Mile o'clock This
Morning.
New Yeik, Jan. 23. The Hen. Claik Claik
sen N. Petter died at histesidence, Ne. 1(S
Gramercy park, at nine o'clock this raetn
ing. He was conscious shortly before his
death and passed away without apparent
pain. The news of his death spread
quickly and was everywheie received with
expressions of legret.
f Claiksen Nett Petter, of New Iloch Ilech
clle, was bem at Schenectady. New Yeik,
in 182 j ; gtaduated at Union college and
at the Rensselaer Polytechnic institution ;
for a short time was engaged in surveying
in the JNertuwe&t; studied law, and en
coming te the bar commenced pr.ictice
iu the city of New Yerk ; argued the
causes in the supreme court of the United
States in which the legal tender act was
heid te be unconstitutional, and was sub
sequently selected by that ceutt te dis
cuss that questeu when it was reached ;
received the degree of Docter of Laws
from Columbia College, New Yeik, in
1872 ; never held any office but that of
repiescntative in Cengiess ; was elected te
the Forty-fit st Congress, re-elected te the
Forty-second and Forty-third Congresses,
declined au election te the Forty-fourth
Cengiess, and was re-elected te the Forty
fifth Congress as a Democrat, receiving
10,178 votes against 11, 1C0 votes for
Geerge H. Hraudieth, Republic in.
31 r. Petter was a son of the late Bishop
Petter and a grandson of old Dr. Nett, the
famous piesident of Union college. He
was one of the most cultured and feai
lessly honest men in public life He was
chaiiimui of the committee of the Heuse
which investigated and laid bare the great
electoral fraud : and the iNTEi.i.iOEN'rr.u
once named him for the Democratic nom
ination of president, for which 'he was
eminently lit. Eds. Intelligencer.
STAK KOUTK DKUIflOX.
Tlie Case of Waley Heard In Philadelphia.
Phil vdelimiia, Jan. 23. Argument was
heard en the motieu for a new trial in the
civil suit brought by the government
against Bcnj.B. Waley, star route contract
or, in tlie Uuited States civil court before
Judges Butler and McKennan this morn
ing, the motieu being denied. Judgment
had ahcady been obtained against Waley
en his bend accompanying his proposal for
carrying mails, and the present action was
taken for the purpose of recovering the
actual less sustained by the United States.
The court held that a double recovery for
the same cause of action could net be had
MILLS BURNED OCT.
Kxtenslve Leut by Fire m New Hampshire.
Keenk, N. II., Jan. 22. Sprague's
mills at Swansed, two and a-half miles
from Kecue, owned by O. Sprague, were
destroyed by fire this morning. The less
is $35,000 ; insutance, $18,000. They
were occupied by Frederick Colony
and Legan & Lindsay, manufactuiing
bed blankets ; insurance $12,000, which
will net cover the less. Sprague & Whit
comb's box shop, adjoining, was also
binned ; less $8,000, insured for $4,e00.
All the books aud papers were destroyed.
The fiie eiiginatcd-in lighting up the mills
in the morning. One hundred employees
arc thrown'eut of weik.
Ou Unquestionable Authority."
Washington, Jan. 23. It is stated en
unquestionable autheiity that the sub
ject of the succession te the vacancy
en the United States supicme bench, which
will be occasioned by the retirement of
Justice Hunt, has net even been hinted at
between the presideut and Secretary Fol Fel Fol
ger since the latter entered upon his pre
sent duties.
Dropped Dead la a Depot.
Nnw Yerk, Jan. 23. Geerge W. Wheel
oak, of Stamford, Conn., New Yerk agent
of the Great Western dispatch transporta
tion company dropped dead this morning
at the Grand Central depot. Apoplexy or
a sadden attack of heart disease is sup.
posed te have been the cause. He was
about 50 years old.
Punch" Confiscated la Berlin.
Berlin, Jan. 23. The police confiscated
the last number of Londen Punch in con
sequence of a cartoon en the 'recent im
perial rescript.
STABBED BV A sTRAXGEK,
A Weman in Philadelphia Dancereusly As
saulted. Philadelphia, Jan. 23. Daniel Berri-
gan went te the house of Daniel Kelley, en
Jlclvale :treet, last niht, and without
provocation stabbed 3Iary Sncll, who was
visiting thore. The kniifc penetrated her
forehead inflicting a dangerous wound.
She is a stranger te her assailant and re
sides in Pleasantville, N. J. Berrigan was
arrested eat ly this morning, and was held
for trial.
STATE
Hen tlie Alg
PK1SONKKS KXfcCCTKD.
han Amser DUpesed el the Cen-
ipiraiers.
Loxdex, Jau. 23. The Calcutta corres
pondent of the Times telegraphs as fol fel
lows : ' It seems certain that the Ameer
of Afghanistan has executed Mahomed
Jan and several ether state prisoners. The
plan of the recently discovered plot
against the government iu Xepaul was te
threw aliemb iute a room where the min
isters wcre assembled and te cut down
theso attempting te escape."
Purchaser or the TilcUuImeitt Stock.
PiiiLvncLruiv, Jan. 23. It is stated in
Third stieet this morning, en authority
that the gieater part or the McCalmont
stock sold last week was net
bought for Vatulerbilt, but for
a syndicate of Gewon's ft Intuit hnnil.
ed by E. C. lvuight, former presideiTt
of the Dclaware & Bound Bioek ; the pur
pose of this syndicate being te form a close
aHuiic between the Reading and the New
Jersey Cuuti.il.
Pei in ment Inhibition .slocklteltlem.
Piiii.vDEi.i'iii v, Jan. 23. At a meeting
of the stockheltleis of tin- pcini.iueut exhi
bition company te-tl.iy a i, 'solution ap
proving of the action of the beard of di
rectors iu selling the t:liibitieu buildiug
was adopted. Alter electing a beard of
directeis for the ensuing year the nieetinc
adjourned.
Bridge Burners Iteleifiril.
Readine, Jan. 23. Et'win Smith anJ
Samuel Humphreys, who weie con
victed ou the charge of burning the Leba
non Valley lailread bridge near this city
dining the railroad riots of 1877, and sen
tenced te five veais' immisenmcut. were
discharged this meining, their terms
having cpiicd.
K.nlr.iad tllllctrs KlerteJ.
Puilvdei.i'Iiiv, Jan. 23. The East
I'cnnsjlvaiiia raihead, the East Maha ney
raihead, the Reading & Columbia rail rail
le.ul and the Chester & Delaware River
railroad, the four leads controlled and
operated by -the Philadelphia k Read
ing railroad cempiny, elected officers.
G. M. Nicell.s was elected presi
dent of each of the leads named.
m WKATllim INIIlCA'liO.YS.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 22. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, cold and generally
fair weather will continue, with north
west te nei thiMst winds, ami higher ba
rometer. fatal Full en an Icy Mttcuiiik.
Jersey City, Jan. 23. ReLcit Quiai,
CO yeais of age, a painter, while going te
weik this inei ning slipped en the iceal
Exchange Place, anil striking the back of
his head ou the sidewalk was killed almost
instantly.
A Kentucky Murder Trial.
CTi.ETTsuri:e, Ky., Jan. 23. Judge
Biown has iveu his instructions te the
juiy iu the Ashland murder case, and the
attorneys aie new emxjagtd in their argu
ments. Cut te Pieces en the ICallreail.
Exsten, Pa., Jan. 28. The temains of
an unknown man cut te pice cs were found
yesterday en the Lehigh Valley railroad,
between Frccmansburg and Bethlehem.
AssAsttlnuted.
Londen, Jan. 23. A preen; servtr was
shot ileal near Castlere igh, county Ros Res
com men, last eveni ug.
S1.H0O i.s A CAKTICIIJCJK BOX.
A DiHt-every that ICcinevecl Suspicion frcm
m Family laiurlen Adams's Deatb.
Charles F. Adams, a watchman at the
Winchester aims factory, died en Decem
ber 29, at the liens. of Gee. (juinn, where
he had been undergoing treatment
for twi or Unci: vvveks for inilam inilam
ma'eiy iheiimatisin. Aftei his death a
se.ncli was in uie of his person and efTects
for a laige sum of money that he
was supposed te have about him.
Net leug belerc his death he showed an
ncquiiuta uce a money belt which he said
contained $2,100. He also spoke te ethers
of having saved up a considerable sum,
which he said he carried with him. Con
sequently much surprise was felt when a
seat eh el his effects brought te light only
about $70. The Quinns were suspected
of having the missing money, although
there was no direct evidence iu sup sup
peit of such a conclusion. This suspicion
would piebahly never have been removed
but for a chance discovery. Adams's
clothes, after his death, weie taken te the
undertaker's, aud the admiuntratoref the
estate weut te the establishment te ap
praise the garments, prcpaia.ery te selling
them by auction. An overcoat had been val
ued and was about te be laid aside, when a
dirty piece of cloth dropped from one of tbe
pockets wiapped around a large cartridge
shell, which ou being opened, disclosed a
tell of bills that counted up $1,80?, thore
being one $1,000 note, one of $300, and
three of $10C each. A mere chance pic
vented the whole from being thrown iu
the liibbish ban el.
U1FT ltMZA WiNUN.
c
WMMD.MVI'.AI.TII DISTRIBUTION CO.
40 th .Popular Monthly Drawing
O TUB
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In the City or Louisville, en
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31st. 1882.
These drawing-! occur monthly (Sundays
ecuptrd) under irev i-deim et uu Act et the
Umicral Asicmbly el Kentucky.
The United .SUtu Circuit Court en MarchSl,
rendered the fellow ing decisiens:
1st That the Commonwealth DUtrlbntlea
Company Is legal.
2l Its draw tngxare fair.
N. 1!. Hit: Company has nnw en hand a
large reserve fund. Ucad the list of prizes ler
the
.lAXlTAUY DRAWING.
i prize. ......... ................... ..
i pr.ze. ...............................
.9 30,000
.. 10,000
l prize..............
"a
O.UUK
10.008
iuyiuca 1,WUCTM1I. ...... ......
20 prizes 500 each
'100 nrlzes 1100 each
. 10,000
JV,WV
2uu prizes ae eacn iu.uuu
600 prizes 30 each 12,09
1000 prizes lOeach 10,000
9 prizes 300 each, approximation prizes 2,709
9 prizes 200 each, " " UBM
9 prizes 100 each, " t
LQSOprlzcs..... ...... W12,40C
Whole tickets. $2; hair tickets, tl; 27 tickets
30; 65 tickets, U.
Kctnit Meney or Uank Draft In Letter, et
send by Express. DON'T SEND BV KEGIS
TEKED LETTER OK POSTOKEICE OKDEK.
Orders of 15 ami upward, by Express, can be
gent at enr expense. Address alt orders te B.
.uuakubaa, courier-Journal jsuuuing-
Louisville. Ky., 01 K.
M. 1IOARDHAN,
Hreadwav. New Yerk.
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