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DATUBOAV B"VKNINO, APRIu t9, 1804.
After (he Contention.
Although most of tlie Republican
delegates went home from llarrisburg,
after their state convention had nd
jeurned the ether day, a majority of
that body seetus te have lingered be
hind In the person of Mr. Quay ; nud te
an alert correspondent of the Pittsburg
Dispatch, who tarried, tee, he has un
bosomed himself with characteristic
frankness. It seems that even the one
out-and out Blaine man, who was ad
mltted into the delegation-at-large, was
counted in, after methods that are net
regarded aa unusual in ltepubllcan con
ventions. Te these who closely watched
the cauut, it is net surprising te be in
formed that Mllliken, the anti Ulalue
delegate, set up te beat Jenes, was
counted out and Lee counted In ; but it
puts Senater Lee in the position of being
compelled te vindicate his right te the
seat he is reported te have been elected
te. lie is far tee honorable and reputa
ble a man te held a place te which his
title is net above suspicion. He will
net likely rest unlet under such an iiu
putatien.
Mr. Quay further gives out the im
pression that an actual large majority of
the Pennsylvania delegation Is ugalust
Blaine, aud it must be admitted that he
has very reasonable greuutls for his
belief. As many as 17 are counted as
ready at any tlme te ouppert Arthur,
and 30 are estimated te be already c m
vlnccd that 11 nine's nomination i3 net
the best thing for their party. With the
example of McMaues belting his Grant
instructions in 1SS0 aud Blaine's friends
approving, it will lw easy for him te lead
an anti Bluiiiu insurrection this year, us
his inclinations lie that way.
But the most significant development
since the Republican state convention is
the disclosure that Quay and Blaine's
friends including Blaine's own son aud
his cousin, J ml no Kwing, of Fuyette
ceuntyhad a conference in Philadel
phia net long age, at which Quay wrote
out ami sent te Blaine a direct offer,
that if Quay were permitted te go as a
delegate at large he would consent that,
after the Pennsylvania delegates had
voted their individual or local preferen
ces, the delegation should cist Its entire
sixty votes for whichever of Blaine and
Arthur needed them only te secure his
nomination. The fact that Blaine con
sidered and declined this preposition,
shows net only his own active partici
pation In his canvass -which his friends
have attempted te denj but it shows
likewise his lack of confidence in the
strength of his following
Tin; one thing certain about the Penn
sylvania delegation te tlie Republican
state convention in Chicago is that none
of its members Is for Wharten Barker's
candidate, Senater Ben Harrison. In
lact, Mr. Barkers Influence seems te
have entirely disappeared from his party.
in tiia state convention of the " off
year " 1SS3 he was a conspicuous ligure
and his idea of surplus distribution was
put Inte the platform, albeit Mr. Quay
and hi3 Stalwart coadjutors admitted
that it was only inserted te reconcile
the "cranks" and " lujjnshlueri "
This 3 ear it ii conspicuous only for the
utter ubsence of It. Mr. Barker thus
explains it :
The resolution concerning the use of
the national burplus, pending the payment
of Ibenatieual debt, docs net reappear,
for the rr shed, we prosume, that the sub sub
jeet Ih net yet under discussion. That tlie
HUpporteftho poliey eutlined latt year in
rauen ureaier, new, among tlie Uepubll
cansnf Penusylvaui.i. than it was then
is entirely certain ; while it is absurd te
presume that the frlunds of Mr. Illaiue,
making u large majority of the convention,
would think ill of a measure which he has
se e:truestly aud conspicuously advanced.
This statement is hardly ingenuous; for
lhu subject is at least "under discussion"
as much new as it was a yeai age. That
tlie convention thought 111 of the meas
ure "which Blaine had se earnestly and
conspicuously " advocated is very mani
fest from the utter lack of any mention
of It whatever ; and this is only another
proof that tlie convention was net sin
cerely for Ulalue. By the way, did the
Indiana convention, which sen- Barker's
candidate at tlie head of its delegation,
enderse the Blnlne-Barker ''surplus dts
tributien scheme ?" We lelieve no'.
Gov. St. Jehn, of Kansas, tlie well
known prohibition advocate, liaviug
challei'ged the report of the inspectors
of the Eastern penitentiary being him
self anxious te refer neatly nil crimes te
intoxicating think tlie prison manage
ment vindicated their statistics by most
careful Investigation. A gentleman
who whs In direction of the religious
instrustlen of the Institution, aud had
unrestricted access te and confidential
relations with the prisoners, questioned
them closely as te the crime causes. He
round that the professional burglars and
cracksmen-genernlly the most danger
euh aud desperate of criminals -were,
without exceptlon.tetalabbtaliiers, keep
ing for themselves and requiring among
their assseciutes clear heads and steady
bauds. Of these whose offenses Involved
home dilllculties, in VI per cent, of the
whole large number, domestic infelicity
was the cause and net the effect of
drunkenness. These facts and figures
de net furnish auy argument against
temperance iu the usuef liquor or ether
Indulgences, but they de indicate that
the extreme se-called temperance people,
like most extremists, darken counsel by
words without knowledge.
Cusiiicalh mid laymen, believers and
doubters, will read with interest, en tlie
first page of today's Intklmciknckh,
the translation of the " Teachlngs of the
Apostles," one of tlie most remarkable
aud ancient of Christian documents
recovered by recent reseat ch, and which
the church in America lias lieen ahead
of the English church in circulating.
Hanking iu age and importance second
only te tlie New Testaineut,as a manual
of church polity, it merits wide popular
attention aud through the columns of the
secular press will reach thousands of
rea-Jers who might otherwise net ceme J
into Imeiviedge of this curious work-.
Editor Geist, from his perch in tlie
gallery at llarrisburg the ether day, was
moved te admiration at Quay's master
ful management of the situation, In
which he plucked tlie nettle safety from
the flower of danger. But tt was the
blundering tactics of Il.iynu and the
weakness of Stewart in udvecitlug
wrong measures and methods which first
gave Quay his opportunity and enabled
him te score a victory where the almost
entire certainty of defeat had at tlrst
made him willing te accept almost an
compromise.
Mil. Gitow, having proved himself
very useful te the Stalwart bosses at the
state convention, will be their favorite
for the presidency of the national con
vention. He will be serviceable.
Tn dyuamiteis whom the Kurotem
j niruils deem no terrlble tire taking a lit
tle vacation in blowing thing up in Cub.i.
The great credit aoeorded New Jersey
for arboriculture, seems te have b.'eu nut
altogether deserved. Friday was ap
pointed ns tree planting day in the stit,
and scarcely auy attention wa pil I te it.
In supplanting the Republican health
officer. ami lazaretto physician at l'htl.i l'htl.i
delphia with better efUcials aud unquilitled
Democrats, Oovernor Pattiseu has only
dene what might have been done long age
But it is uever tee late te de geed.
It Is someMh.it curious that Henri
Wattersen, hlmself a "wlnte elephant,"
should be at all tunes soized with n desire
te paint thing red. If Hecri were sind sind sind
pipored, white-washed au! sttitleil, I e
would be an interesting aldltnu te any
museum of curiosities.
the ruiievriH or nrr
In Cliureli mill In Sttte
It I rule or tu ruled
In courtship hiiiI umrilnH
It l.i tool or l tooled ,
In lngtc nn 1 law
It is nli k or be nicked .
In gambling met trmlu
111 trick or be trtcke I .
In treaty uml nur
It l Usui or be b,itrn .
In tlie strttguly ler Hie
It lii-iit or bu cittca.
Dn Wm. Siuvkii, oueof thoelle-t p'iy
siciaus of Allogheuy oeuuty, h.tvia,; dis
covered a way te euro certain (h.se.isti-. in
incredibly short time, mule philanthropic
announcement of the name through new
piper advertisement. Fer this humane
proceeding he has beeu promptly ill-l
from the county tneJic.il society and the
otiqnett-i of the profession is aitu nobly
vindicated.
In his quiet and elTectivi personal mvt 8
tigatieus of the institutions of the state
th1) governor discovers that the Mercer
Bjldiers' orphans school is carelessly and
negligently couducted. Very likely. It
is run as a mere money unking cujeern.
The contractor, ex Seuater Wright, is also
proprietor of two or three ethor establish
meuts of the came sort. He eiiducs tha
school at Mt. Jey, this oeuuty, aud we
have roisen te beliove it- management is
full of ruuniug sores. The g iverner
would de well te skip down au 1 leek ever
the premises, bofero th )se iu charge get a
ohanea te whitewash the bare plic-s and
putty shut the cracks.
It was only a few days age th it the up
palling information was given out tram
Bosten that for sumo time btelc there wis
no ozeno in the atm iipliore of thitcul
tared city. But uek a deepar depth of
dcnieraliza'inu has baeu reached. It lus
becu reveiled by elliji.il tnvestig.itieu that
a ery small part of the milk cold in
Bosteu is goumue. I'. is fur th most put
skimmed, extended witli water, roc ilereil
with caramel, and is often treated with
boraeic acul, that it nny be kept iu the
rtualers posussieu longer ill m it wen' 1 lie
possible if it was m rs tiitunl coo lit, m.
Tlie big orep of pugilists and biseb.illists,
for which this New England villain has
been famed, will doubtless suatje its du.t
from their feet new, that the milk Mijiply
is proven impure, aud "cuhhin" will
have an umlispiited leigu.
iJK.sueu Bi.iiuen Randall ; "lb-is the
Btreugest Democrat iu the country te
day."
Peru Li.ii pronounces Free Maaenry thi
innpiriug element iu all the ttecret asjecu
tiens of Italy.
Govuiineii IIeidia, of Ohie.Hill iluhver
the commencement oration bofero theJYale
law hchoel this year.
Uu. PavNiisS. Winsii.N.ef Moutgeiu.i
county, has beeu appointed lazaretto phy
sieinii, by Governer I'attlsen.
Swaim, the chief or the Garfield chums,
is said te have seoured lun pl.ice through a
mortgige he had upon Garlleld'b houne
Mull. Cm'KI. in'ald te have received into
the Catholie church, Mrs. lIammrn'ey
and Mrs. O'Denuell, prominent society
ladies in that city.
Ukadluhiii is opposed te siei.ilism en
the ground that if it should bjoime a rul
ing power it would necessitate a physical
uuu luenuu ruvoiuiieu.
GI..NEH.M. Guiiuen' has caused an Aialne
test te be conspicuously (inscribed oier hm
threne iu the palace of Khartoum, a trans
latieu of which is, "Ged Utiles Over the
Hearts of Men."
IlKitn Fciitii, the great European
oxpeuontof the uiodern Wagneriau school
of singers, made his first appoarance in
this country at the I'hilharmonle rehears.il
In New Yerk, en Friday, and was cor
dially received.
HbMKNVi speaks "English as she is
i?reki0'" lleceully at a social gathering nt
Washington, after rouderlng ene piece en
the progratnme, he said te a ludy who was
congratulating him: ' Ven bet I dene
get dat plece played up like a brhk, and
don't you forget it."
CeMiiti:sj.iiN Wiin k having made a
savage attack ou the spoaker the ether duy
a moiuber dornauded that the werdi bu
taken down as unpaillamentary. "Tue
Chair," said Mr. Carlisle, "desires that
the words shall net he taken down, and
that no notion should be taken of them,"
A Uuliireil OlerKrnmn IneUimni,
Iu the Afriean M. E. Zleu oenfcrotico nt
Newburgh, N. Y Friday, llev. T. O.
Harper offered, his roslguitlen as a minis
ter el the denomination. He gave as a
reason that he "did net like this coun
try," which, he itaitl, "was frce
only in theery." He speke of "the casta
spirit aud ostracism of colored men."
" He was called here from his
native oeuutry, British Guinea, te beoemo
a professor in the Ooutenary college of
New Jersoy, but owing te his color his
services were dispensed with. He would
cuter the Protestant Epiaoepal oliureh,
recplve ordlcatien nud return te British
Gulnea." Bishop Moere, the jireslding
officer, said "they nil knew that many et
thet e statoments wero true ; colored gon gen
tlemcn wero net rightly treated in the
Dlltll. UOt belnir nlleivixl flnnanl nnnnmnin.
datleus in the ears." The resignation was
aoeeptcd,
OVER THE STATE.
iiei.u iii.uie.Nu lttiiiin-.iis uArruitKii.
A Srrtitnt (ilrl Holts llrr .sillrri-A n
I 1 1 ii in ttiectiu;lklll t'errlbltt llrO
illtiK AiclilPiil.
Deteellvea Bend and Donaghy, of Phila
delpht.i, elK-c'.ed an Important cipture of
two thleies en Friday hi that city, wlile'i
may pieb.ibty lead te the detection of
etbm peipotraters of similar robberies. aV
few weeks age a jeuug German git I, giving
the name of M iggie Sohreodor, iind up.
parently about 'ii years of nge, applied for
employment ns a domestic Iu the house of
Fiateis l.JUg, Ne. Sit North Bread street
Tlie gul was attentive te her duties and
neu the confidence ul her employers. Ou
ThurMlay morning the girl disappeared,
and shortly afterward Mrs. I,eng discov
er. 'd that s?i,000 worth of jewelry nud
diamonds and Jl 40 in cauli had been stelen.
The misiiiig fervant was immediately sus
pected of the crime. Detectives Bend and
Donaghy were placed en the case, and by
3 o'clock Fridiy afternoon tlie olfeers sue
eeeded iu arresting the thieves. Tliey
traced tti tul te N'l. tli North Sixth
street, where it was learned that she and
a m in nam d Charley Walla? ha 1 engage
ed rooms a few weeks age. The girl's real
uame was found te be Auuie Hetler. The
ellL'i-rs imtered the lieuse, and ascending
te the see unl ll ter found Wallace iu the
bath room, lle coolly received the detect
ives nud nctly acjempauied them into
his rooms, l'he girl beeam-i greatly
frightened when tdie saw tlu elllcers. A
so.ireh of th.' premises resulted in the
discovery et the plunder. The jewelry
wis fiiuud iu the bottom of a trunk covered
with r.ii;s, mid the diamonds were hiddeu
away tu a tobacco box. Of the latter there
was a laige ciem btudJed with twenty
three hteue--, ene ring with nine large
steues, anil two otUers with hveii tirilli.iut
teiics each, aud several pairs of diamond
earrings. All the diamonds and jewelry
were leiiud and ''J in cash. Wallace said
that he hid ue,l a portion of the missing
J0 te pay etn. eul ilebts Tuis rem irk irk
nbie statement was followed by au tidiuia tidiuia
kIeh that the girl obtained employment at
Mr. Leng';, for thu -ele purpose el robbing
the house.
A e l.luii In I lie Schuylkill
The Philadelphia ll rd nqierts that a
sea lien has been tuen iu the Schuylkill
ilier nt Nurnstewii by ii number of per
sous during the piet-eut ueek, aad au etlert
in te be made te cipture the tttrauge
lisiter by 1).-. W. T. ijlemiuer, the drug
gist, vhe deej a great deal of amateur
tkhiug iu the river. He taul that there
could be no doubt of the fact that a genu
ine boa luu had iii.nle its home in the il-". p
water between the Bridgeport bridge n e
the d i in. "I saw it plainly enough en 'd in
day," slid he, "aud hail a geed vitw . f it
for nt least fifteen minutes. I waa li-lnig
below the dam, at Simpsen's mills, when i
observed a suili school of tlsh dashing
like mad, i. ear the surface of the water,
ab mt 1 jO teet from where I steed. Seme
of the liih would j'imp out of the water
aud I wondered w'iit oeuld have caused
biich u cemuiuti'iu After w.itchiug for a
long timu mi pati.-i ) was rewardeil. I
saw something rise i.i the turface el the
I water, which at liiit I t'Hik te be a leg
In a minute, however. I leuud that the
object was alive, aud was after the tish ;
iu short, that it was a sea lien engaged in
a ohaae .titer its morning meal, lus back,
about live feet of which 1 cjuM distinctly
see, was black. The animal several tunes
turned ever en its sidj, exposing us belly,
which was light iu color. Fer lifteeu
tniuutes I watched the lien c itching the
tish, at the ou i of which tune it sank into
the water our uf tnght, but the continued
wild llight of the tish conviued me thit
it wa- s;ill 'ii the uiighboiheid. It is be
liovedtLatiheau.iu.il must be ene that
ess a pud seme years age from theid
ical gardens iu Philadelphia.
Muni uruvtrra Iu aesti.iii.
The wool growers' ceuveutiinm Pitts
burg, Friday adopted a series of resolutions
setting feith that by the tanll act of 13S3,
the million w,.eI growers of the L'uited
Static have been corflpellcd te conipete
with the wool produced by cheap labor of
semi civiliiud oeuntries ; that the present
Congress has assumed the responsibility
of perpjtuauug the wrong ; that no words
cau be teund stieng eueugh te express
their disapprobitieti of the Morrison bill ;
iliclaring that they will rusurt te the ballet
box for a remedy for their wreues ; pledir.
ing themselves net te kcowiegly support
for public ofilce any tnau who votes againi-t
tue restoration et tue wool tarilt of latlf,
aud demanding that Congress take imme
diat cogui.ince el their pet.ti.ms. Tue
convention nljourned sine die, after the
adoption of that resolution.
found rluatlni: In it Curml.
The body of a man was found lleatiug in
the Delaware caual at uoeu, Friday, a
mile below K.isten. Frem papers feuud
in his pocket he is supposed te be Edward
Hudsen, of Ne. HO Eleventh streat, Broek
lyu All the letters were auswers te ap
pl.calieus for work as a decorator. One
was from A. D. Coeke, au Easten furni
ture dealer, who fays he could give him
no employment ; auethei was from G. II.
Squires, of the biuger manufacturing com
pany, Elizabethport, in which the wrlter
iuferma him he had no work aud adds that
most of the work is given te boys aud en
their wages a man could net llve. Hodseu
was well drossed. He was about fifty
ytars old ami it Is thought he committed
eulelile through disappointment iu obtain
ing work.
knocking .Accident ut h W milling.
Thu festivities attendiug the wedding of
Geerge Bacou aud Miss Eva Estes, of
Wattsbury, near Erie, Thursday night,
were broken up by a shocking accident.
Shortly after the ceremeny a number of
euthusiastie young men tlraggcd the town
ciuneu opposite the house for the purpose
of ilnug a salve iu honor of the bride. At
the first diHcbarge the pioce exploded,
tearing oil' the arm of William Cooper and
blinding aud otherwlse terribly iujuring
Geergo Weed and Jehn Hewland. Twe
brothers named Jeucs were also injured.
'1 tin Hiiiitllpitx iu aliMiunilDith.
A iiicetiug of oitieus of Shenandoah
was held Friday for the purpose of adept
ing measures te stay the smallpox opidem
le. A committee was appointed te net
with a similar committed appointed by
council, the two te form a beard of health.
At this moetiug the chief burgess was de.
nouneul for imbecility and nogleot of
elllce, and steps will bu immediately
taken te impjach him. All the pliysi
clans iu town wcre prosent and made
suggestion!!. Subsequently special
minting of council was held aud important
buslucsB was transacted, minting te the
appointment of uurses, watchmen and the
appointment of a beard of health. Every
thing possible will be dene te provent the
spread of the disease,.
llllih Witter tu New KiigUmt,
The heavy rain storms and warm
woather siuoe Tuesday have Hwelled the
streams all ever New England, und the
situation is mere oritleal than It was n week
or tnore age, when overybody wns thor
oughly frightened. Frem Uangeu, Calais
and ether points iu Mjiue, specials are com.
ing iu showing nn alarming state of allalrs.
At Banger the water Ih nlne feet evor the
dam at the wiier werkH nud Ih still rising.
Twe mills wero swept away at Orone, a
few miles distant. Part of the dam has
been destroyed nn I a tremendous number
of legH have goue. Railroad trains are
forbidden te oress the brldge at Still
water, and brldgosareovorywhororoportod
os having geno or as being very shaky,
The Union river at Ellswerth is n raging
torrent, and altogether the situation is
very oritleal.
HIIOOMNl! HIS NUUUKSMMM. UIVAI-.
A HOs'tfil .Htilter IVIui (milt-mint IIU ltK
Vnill t-lx Mrcke Alter tlie Slmrlnae.
.lehn Dlokereou and Jehn 1'rcssly were
suitors for the hand of one of the most
lovely belles of Chilton Ciunt., Ala., but
the lady showed u decided preference for
Pressly, Diakernu eemeali'd his oha eha
grin nud continued his suit with
out intermission Sn weeks age Mr.
I'lrs.-ly nml his Inly love were married
nnd ene of the most ellusive well
wishers of thiiuetipli' wan Dickerseu, who
moneH) . d the Inide's attention almost
te the exclusion of the new in ule husband.
Wluu u finv dais iifterwanl the couple
were establislusl m a charming mral hmne,
Diekersen made liiiiiself quite iicighberli,
and all thought of resentiiie.it ever the re
jection of his suit was eeiiipli'trly fo.get
ten. Still It was claimed by tin se who
knew the man's eh.iiaeter that he was
harboring his revenge fei a c liiu'iiicnt
opportunity,
TbuiBilay .1 ihn Diekersen, with his
brother Geerge, borrowed 1'iessly's gun
te gi limiting. On icturuing in theeven
ing they met l'res-1) slaudiug at his ften'
gate, who asked the hunters if they had
seen anything te sheet at ,1 din Dicker
son replied : " Ne, d you, but I see
something new," and, leveling Insulin,
he fired. The bul'et pased through
Pressly 's heart, who fill where he stixil,
and died Immedi itely. Diekersen mule
his escape, and has net since been heaid
from, llis brother Geergo was arrested
as an accessory te the killing, and is new
centhud iu jail
liiWllllihli in a VOMa
A Well IttievTii lUtirru '! Uslril 1 llir
Ullaut it Kitbbl.
Dallas Texas, was set all ngeg Friday
by a society ncindal. At about S- o'clei'k
the wife of Uabbi 11. Scliuli f the Hebrew
synagogue cow hided B lliischbeig, a well
known Hebrew, formerly of New Yerk
city and new a leadi ig empleye of the
big dry goods heuse of Sanger Bies, of
Dallas. The castigation occurred iu front
of the Merchants' Exchange iu the pte
sonce of about ten men The e.iuse of the
cluistisement was the put llirsehberg
took against Habbi hul in the notorious
church scandal of two cats.ige, in which
H.ibbl Sehul was accused of having had
scandalous lelalieus with u woman of Dal
las uamcsl Flera Pratt, but was ncquittid
by thosyuagegue luvestigatleu.
Mrs. Schu! acknowledged the c iwhnlii'g
aud said she was net done yet. the only
regretted that bIie was held by bystanders
after having administered four blows. She
said that llirsehberg was the original ae
cuser and the constant persecutor
of her husband, and he had mm
ed the peace aud happiui sn of
hersell aud ctnldrcu ; that llirsehberg
should net live iu D.illis if she could
prevent it, and thit she had attempted
several times bef ire te cowhide Htrschberg
but her husb ind had prevented her nud
burned one cowhide. Itibbi Schul was
formerly of Cincinnati. He has lived in
Dallas several years, and is ptebably thu
best kn il Hebiew div iue in the euth.
I'.lLStlU III I'UltMl
A uuiik (.Irrk'a sulclUe llir.iiiili lirtii.lu
l.ees.
The search for ihetlmves concerned in
the robbery of Uen. Gee. 11. Ferd's jew el
ry store, Ne v Haveu, Conn , of some 2,-
UO'J worth of diamonds anil jewelry, eul
uiinated Friday morning in the suicide of
ene et the j euug clerks, Charles Spiuld
nig, a nattve et s.int)'. bpiuldiug was
a handnome man, mid was engaged
te a be.iutilul young lady, the wird of a
wealthy family ou Chapel street. He had
lest heavily at poker lately, and stelo
diamonds aud juAelry te liquidate his
debts of honor. He had a frieml, W W.
Cresby, el Hutferd, a bookkeeper for
Geerge W. M. Heed, who is under arres;
for complicity in ene of his thefts. Spa old
tug was arrested for a similar chartte in
Clucago.iye.tr age On Wednesday W. A.
Dart, another of Ferd's clerks, who also
gambled at j eker, was arrested for steal
ing from his employer. He confessed te
the theft of geld watches. This frightened
Spaulding, who lied, but was caught iu
New Yerk last night ami brought te New
Haven, where in the Seldeu heuse Friday
morning he shot himself tive times with
his own revolver through the left lung.
He died at 10 o'clock, after asking and
receiving his employer's forgiveness.
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i'lijilcnl uml .lieu la I -treiictn.
"-.t'l r riitictci OcMeir.
Sema men luve a pjwerful phy sic il
nature and a weak intellectual nature.
Seme have a small and froble physical
nature, aud a powerful iutelleetu.il niture.
While some have a large and powerful
physical nature and a powerful intellect,
ethers have a small and feeble physical na
ture nud fcoble mtellect. Diuiel Web
ster was a large and powerful mm physio physie
ally. Alexander II. Stephens was a very
small anil fecble nun physically. Beth
were intellectual giants. When a student
in the Theological seminary our president
was a body of divinity weighing :i20
peuuds. The pastor of the l'rcsbyterian
church woighed l'JO pounds. It was quite
a spectacle te spe the two together iu the
pulpit, for intellectually they were directly
revursed. The theological president hail
large iutellect and learning, but was a
pigmy intellectually by the sule of the
pister, who was a pigmy ph)sically by the
side of the president.
FKATUUKaOF TUB BiTE IJKE33.
"Give us the old ticket," says the Yerk
Age.
The Bloeuisburg Celumbuin declatcs
the Mornseu tariil bdl ciuuet by any
nieaus becomea law.
The West Chcster IU publican calls Tem
Bayue "a cenceited conglomeration of
brains without judgment."
The Sunbury Ntiu, preiiets that Hies
taud " will make a splendid congress
man ;" the Marietta 'Iwie awirts a
contrary view of the prospect.
Aoeordlng te the Kxamaxtr, Jeffersen
" abeve all ethers of his day was ignorant
of the first principles of political econ
omy ;" it is almost suporllueus te statu
that this information is exclusively the
property of the Examiner.
The Marietta llt'jwter thinks the Cimor Cimer Cimor
ens have certainly eiptured Liuoaster
county, with oue congressman, two sena
tors, six representatives te the Legislatuie,
six delegatus te the state convention, and
two delegates te the national convention.
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Will Werry It llevru,
l'lilladulplilii Times.
"I don't like eirn ; I nover did like
corn," said the vouerable Hoesior dame,
" but when It Ih made Inte whisky 1 can
always worry a little of It tlewu "
"I don't like Blaine ; I nover did like
Blaine." said Field Marshal Quay, " but
when Ulaiueism can be utilised te make a
machlne convention, I can always worry a
llttloefitdown."
HW.nOO Stelen nuil Hecevered,
Jenn G. Telferd, a passenger en the
Iren Meuutaiu read from Pine Bluff, Ark.,
ou route te Ireland, was robbetl of $l7,e00
while ou a train near Poplar Bluff, Me,,
Thursday by C. M. Denuett. The robber
was arrcbte.t uu the train aud the tnoney
recovered,
Helilier'j lleiinlun,
The survlvng momhers of the O'Jth I'eniu
sylvaniit voluutcer Infantry will held their
animal reunion and banquet en Saturday
the lOlh of May at the hotel of Capt. Abe
Bnttley of New Helland, en whleh oeoaslon
thore will be prosent oemrados from
New Yerk, New Jerspy nnd Pennsylvania.
The Lancaster members will meet at Wall's
Oreen Tree hotel, West King street, en
Batuduy next te make preliminary arrange
tnents,
ATTKMPTK I) BURGLARY.
IWll TMII.VIH tll.UII A SVAllUIMAtf.
Ilir l.'iiiwl r IVntnli rr(iry I ItltiO I. nil
Mlil li lliirKlir", Win, niu ruliril
in tin lr riirptna.
Bitweeti two and three o'clock this
morning, as Win. T. Mullen, watchman
nl the Liucasier watch faoteiy vvas link
tug his usual teund of the building, and
while ascending n short lllght of steps lead
Ing t cm the basement te the engine, and
tieilei 10 mis, lie noticed that a gas jet
iisii illy In pt burning near the gage of the
engine was out This ur iiimiI his simple
ienstli.it something was wrong, unit he
drew Ins levolver and advanced. By the
Out) lyh! tluewu by the lire of the botleis
he saw the tlgure of a man iu the belh r
room. The watchman called te the In
tiudei te halt and receiving no reply Hied
at linn The intruder uttered n cry of
pain ami said ".My Ged, I'm lilt 1" At the
suiie Instant the watch me l ro.vel n
violent blew en the temple from a club iu
theliMidi of another burglar, nud was
knocked down the steps into the biue
meiit, and for atiiiie rendered unconscious.
When he teeevered aud made an examlua
nor of the premises the burglars had tied,
makiug their exit from the deer nt the
east end of the boiler heuse.
There w.w u st re nn of bleed from the
point at which the man was standing when
seen t.y the natchiuiu, te thu deer by
which he lelt the building, but no bleed
st.ne.s wero seen outside for which cir
cumstance it is supposed thu burglar was
wounded iu the hind, and teil: memste
pieveut the bleed from (lowing after he
lelt the building. The tracks uf a cir
rlage that had been ditveu up te tlie stable
iu the rear of the factory ami turned
shortly around, were distinctly visible
this morning, aud from this circumstance
it is suppestd thu burglats lisited the
factory iu a carriage with the view of car
r) ing 11 a large number of finished watch
movements which hail beeu purchased by
a New Yerk heusj aud which wero te
have been shipped te day. It Is thought
the burglars aic porseus who wero nware
of this (net, aud acquainted wlihthepremi
os. But even If they had ktlle 1 or over evor over
powored the watchman, they would have
had hard work te secure the watches, an
they were locked up in burglar proof sifes.
Thus far there is no clue te the burglars.
Tue watc'iinau is net seriously hurt.
(II IMllN HAT.
Lukck IM'I'ikcI el In Court I tilt aieruliic.
Phis morning court met at 1C o'clock for
the delivery of opinions, and the transac
tion of current busiuess.
,'ndge Livingston delivered opinions in
the following cites :
I. iron Nolde, William Madlen nud
.Jacob S paugler, vs. A. T. Madlen
Jeseph.) 11 Z'rfassaud Tim ithy Koul, Keul,
mncher, exceptions te taxation of protho pretho prothe
uotary's bill el cjsts. Overruled appeal
dismissct and laxatieu sustained.
G jttleib Spatb, vs. 11 II. ilerr, mle for
new trial dicharged.
Dauiel BlotU'iiberger vs. Geergeauua
Bletteuberger ltule te show cause why
the prayer of petitioner fur allmouysheuld
uet be allow, d. Libellaut directed te pay
lespeud.iut HOC te defray expenses of her
defense iu this case
Themas J. Davis vs the county of Lin.
caster, cam) stated. Iu this case the uettrt
delivcied a lengthy opinion. It will be re
numbered that plaintiff claimed fees for
casus tried by him at the last Jauu.iry
court, which had been returned before the
expiration of his term. Mr. Eberly, the
preseut district attorney, claimed the Ices
ter the county, becailbe the cases wete
dispe-cd of iu his term, aud the new law
making his oihce salaried, he had te ae
c nut fur the fees te the county. I he
court decided that en January 7, Davis'
coutiejtiou with the utllce ceased, and he
was no longer untitled te auy fees or
emoluments el the ollice. Judgment vvas
entered fur the defense.
W. K. Ujuder vs. Jehn Uyer, garuishce
of Jehn D. Bair. ltulu te show cause why
judgment should uet be entered for want
of aullbieut bill of particulars. Rule dis
cbargtd.
Maty Aekfrmai vs, Joel L. Lightuer,
oxecuter et the will of Jaeib H.irtman.
Case staled. Judgment (or plaintiff" for
$.i 3:i.
In tlie uases of the Djlawarn Itivur &
Liueastci 1a1lre.ul company vs. Jeseph
Weaver, Jacob Hertz.. cr, Jehn Z. Hertz
ler, J hii llurtzler, Geerge W. Simpsen
aud Jeseph Overhelz-T, rules te show
cause why the above appeal nbeuld uet be
Htiickeii oil', the into was discharged aud
defeudauts ordered te perfect their ap
peals 111 iHteeu days ur they will be
quashed
David Uaker, dcceised's t-state. Ex Ex
ceptieus te auditor's report. All excep
tiens but ene dismissed and repert recom
mended te auditor for correction.
Silas Omohuudre, deceased's estate.
Kulu te show cause why moneys of estate
uuder control of the orphans court of
Lancaster county should nut be transferred
te the chancery court of the city of Rich
mond, Va. Itule discharged.
Is.iae Biir, deceased, ostate. Exceptions
te auditor's report. Second aud third
dismissed aud tlrst sustained, with these
corrections, report confirmed
Earl township read, itule te show cause
why reatl in New Helland should net
be confirmed width of 10 feet Itule made
absolute.
Commonwealth is. Matthias Belter und
Felb Pike. Itule te show cause why se
much of the tlndiiig of the grand jury as
imposed costs upon M, B, I less, the prose
cutor, should net he set aside. Itule dis
charged. Shipped strcet was orderod te be opened
from hast King te Church street.
Judge Patterson said he had some
opinions remaining yet, but he has had no
time te attend te them as the mombersef
the bar wero well aware that certain
ovents had transpired lately ever whleh he
had no control, but was obliged te paitleL
pate in.
Uurreut nusluen.
Adam Engle, of Manhelm, was granted
a soldier's license te peddle.
SallloThempson, wlfoef HobertThomp.
heu, of Bart, was given the beuellt of the
act of '7J entitling a married woman te
hcrseparute earnings.
Heury A. Yeung, uu insolvent debtor of
this city, was discharged.
The following licenses wero transferred :
Franklin Brua, Strasburg, te B. O. Myers ;
J, D. Warfel, Maulielm, te lthesa Fay ;
Hamuel StttiilTer, East Earl, te Franklin
Htnuffer ; Itoubeu Shirk, Millport, te
Samuel Helmnn ; Christian Groetzlngcr,
Sdventh Ward, te Jehn Gunzsnliouser ;
Jehn Hides, Sixth ward, todesoph Pluoker;
A. P. Fulmcr, second ward, te Philip
Rhodes.
Hilled an tlie Knllreitd.
A commonly drossed, medium sized
man, with sandy whiskets aud apparently
a Germau, was struek by onglne Ne. 001,
attached te a stoek train east, near Porno Perno Porne
roy station, 011 the Pennsylvania railroad
yesterday uftoiueou, aud he severely lu.
jured that he died while being conveyed te
Coatesvllle. Thore was netliliig en him
te indioiite his uame or roeideuoo. He had
iu his pesscssluu a butcher luiife und n
ploce of tobacco and flfteen ceuts, He is
supposed te have been a tramp, Au
inquest wns held, nud the body turned
ever for burial te the Chester oeuuty
authorities,
Only One Klectrle MrIH Out.
Thore was a wonderful Improvement In
the stroet lamp last night euly oue of the
eleotrle lights being reported out all night,
aud two burning poorly , aud only two of
the gauollne lamps reported out.
MASK HA I.I,
1 1, tuns by llie lliimn lllnln Tensillar Until
ftliir ItrHlru.
Yesterday afternoon Ihn lliillule league
club played a gnme with the Iiiunistnr
iiinii en the grounds of thu latter at the
p.uk. Tlie weather was coil, b.tt the
ground was in geed e 1 1 litleu and ttiore
was it fair audieuoe prosent. l'he g.une '
was a very ..no exhibition and the lu-avy
unpe Iretii lie. tig de.eatcil 1 lie
visitors presented Srad and Myeis
as tlu-ir biltery. Thu ferui-w iiilohed
ou the Housten e'lib, of Chester,
last season, ami a number of the liiuc.is-
ter team had often batted him belore.
lioU'erd nud SVu.. 'II wote tlie home bit
ter) unl did geed work The ether uioiii uieiii uioiii
tieiHeftlio club played in the same posi
tions ns in previous games. Tlie batting
of the clubs wis almost equal, thu visitors
having six hits, while thu Iieiim club
Hcciirulthe H.uiie number with n total of
seven. A greit tiumb"r of long liltii vvoie
made Ii) the Bisens, but m .st weie llns
and easily captured by the home loam,
who who kept busy. Dan llreiithcis,
the champion battel of Iho league, sent a
very long ball te eeutre Held in the early
pirt of the game, but It was taken. Liter
he attempted te take two bases en iiimther,
but wits thrown mt ut second. Ofthe
home team Hylatid secured a two bagger,
but was lett. Parker letlniig tlie side at
the time by striking out
The tlist run made bv tlie visitors was iu
the fourth lulling, whim O'ltomke made a
hit and stelo te second, coining home ou
the batting of Wlttte and Uiohardsen.
They secured the ether run iu the llflh
lumiig. lillie reached lltst after a hit,
stelo second and third, and se ired cu a
passed ball. The strangers played well
iu thu Held, and sue credited with ene
error, while the home team hid a half
dozen, most of whieli ojeurrotatcrittc.il
points in the gnme. Hi. laud did net pi ly
well at thud b.iii', and thuiu was bad
throwing te tlrst by ethur ineiiib as el thu
club. The score, in full, fellows .
LlMi 8TH A tl B III IO A K
W iltlt.lt I il I A 1 0
Mylaii'l .'li I u a ft 1 0
1'iiiker, s s 4 11 11 0 .1 0
llllllllllil, 31) .1 0 U 0 1
lliillni'l, r .1 0 110 1
I. Miillli, e t i 11 I 3 11 11
ivutie, t .1 0 0 n 0 1
W euel.p S n 1 1 3 1
Ulcluviilsun 1 f .... 3 (i n 1 0 I)
Total 30 n 0 '.'I 0 5
in rrvie.
e'ltniiikti, if t 1 1 : 0 0
Willi,., ), 1 0 11 1 1 1
IticlmrOsen, .'l I 0 0 A A 11
llruulliers.il) I e 'i tt n 11
Mvit, c .3 11 1 0 i 11
l.lliti', u I S I 1 1) 0 11
("ellltn, sb 3 I e 2 u
I.K-Kliir, r( 8 11 0 n 0
nerail, p 3 e u u u n
Total 31 J V 10 I
Issisus. 1 3 4 0 0 T s 11
Ijinniiter 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 n-e
lluUtle 0001 1 0 1) e -l
summahv.
U011I1I0 lt)s Seni'l, Itleh trilnen uu I
llrtmtlii-rs , It tiianUnn anC Itrnuiiiurs. l'e
la.'e mt - llv ami. htrne mil liuaisler 7,
lltillal '.' WHO plirn. VVnlzeil I. l.-jlt uu
base Ijineiisttr i, IliitfaleS
I'llllt, Of Kltllld-tll. .Vim
I inplie (Jtilv In.
Hie Iruutlilrs Mt Ireiitun.
11. 0 Ironsides club was badly defeated
nt Trenten by the Easteru league club of
that place. The cause ler the defeat Is
that ltradly, oue of the Helders, was put
in the box ami was batted all ever the
Geld. The score by innings was :
I i .1 I 1 il 7 11
Iren-Mrs II I i 1 11 11 11 1-
lrcnlenA i os : 0 l 1 i
uttier (l,nis I Mt'.ril'iy.
Philadelphia: " U.-ii" 10. Actives of
Heading 'J, (ten inning) , Keystone 7,
Bosten Union if ; Brooklyn : New Yerk S,
Brooklyn 0; I'lttsburg : Allegheny Vi
Detroit 7 ; New Yerk: Bosteu i,, Metro Metre Metro
iielitan 0 , Cinciuuati : C.uciiiuati I'meii U,
Altoeua Union '.' ; W.K'aingteu : Baltituein
10, Natieual H ; llarrisburg : Providence e,
llarrisburg 'i ; Biltimore: Clevulnid ID,
Biltimore 1 ; It. chin in I, Ya : Virgin: i,
Washington 1
Tue Ironsides aie playing the second
game in Trenten le day nud go te Beading
en Monday.
The Liucastir 0 nb went te llirrialmig
te day, aud tli-y play the Philadelphia
Beds here ou Monday.
Wvmucritile (jluli hi .iillli r-tllli.
line of the suggestive fiietts of the p ilul
cal world is the rapid spread of Democratic
principles among thoughtful and eduoi'.e 1
young meu. Tins is pirtieuhirly nbierv
able at preseut in th Millorsvtlte Nermal
bchoel, where the number of Democrutle
students is probably proportionately
larger than ever before. A few days,
age these students held a meeting
and ergatiued a society kuewu as
" The Jcllurseniati Club," and the
following eflicers were choteu : Prosi Presi Prosi
dent, Jehn S. Niles, of Wayue county ;
vice president, E. B. Burnett, of .Maryland,
secretary, A Breithaupt,uf Carben county;
treasurer, C. E Nelsen, of Maryland.
Steps wero also taken toward the epeuing
of .1 reading room. The requisite funds
were at once subscribed, and several
prominent journals luve already been sub
scribed for. The club has enrolled about
seventy members, many of whom will
help te swell thu Democratic, army iu
November.
Mfcenil lVruentMleii ul '1'uttniioe "
Thu second premutatien of "P.itieucu"
by the Lancaster opera company was glven
iu Fulton epera house last evening te a
geed sized audience. (uite a mateilil
gam in smoetliucss was noticeable in
last evening's performance, due te
increased confidence among all tak
ing part. The most captious oritie
oeuld find little te cavil at iu the maimer
lu whleh this pretty epera of Gilburt ami
8ul.iv.1u was placed ou thu stagu last
evening. The soles, duets, tries and che
ruses wero all well taken, aud the noting
doveluped thoroughly the rich veiu of
humor running through the pioce. The
same company will present the opera iu
llarrisburg ou Minday ovening and iu
Columbia ou the night following.
Vdimritl of n Hnlclit.
The funeral of Isaac Iv. Geist, n member
of thoOrderof Knights of Pythias, took
nlace at ltohrerstowu en Thursday morn
ing nt 10 o'clock and was attended by
twenty two moiuberH of the ledgo nt
Mount Jey, of which deceased was n mom mem mom
ber, The iutormeut was made iu the
Lutheran burial ground about a mile and
half north of ltohrerstown. Deceased was
well known aud highly rospectod, waae'J
years of nge nud unmarried.
Hail Ueiulliliin til Hit, ttireels.
The street commltteo made an ofllelal
itiBpoctlen of the btroets yesterday nnd
found them te be in a " horrible " condi
tion, aud they say it will be utterly
imposslble te put thorn iu even tolerable
oendition with the mlserably small appro
priation placed at the committee's dis dis
pes.il. The Bewcrs wero found te he iu
ronseuably geed condition.
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A ritierlira .Jury.
Last August William Patteu bought at
sheriff's sale a property iu Little Britain
tewnahlp, selzed and taken lu execution as
the property of James A MoMlehael.
MoMlehaol rofuses te vacate the premises,
Butten has brought suit and Alderman
Spurrier has issued a wilt for a sheriffs
jury of six te try the case bofero him ou
Thursday next nt 10 o'cleok.
llrierllun,
Geergo Cenner, en oemplalut his wlfe,
was bufore Alderman MoCenomy last
night te answer for desertion. The parties
haVe been married euly about a year and
Geerge refuses te llve with or support the
wemau, He was held iu ball for trial.
(JOI.UMIUA NKWS.
0l IIKUui.flH ('litlirHI'ONIIKtslif.
fcmutii Alnni; llie Hii.iiinliiiim-ltnini,
Inif, m H, ,,,, ,t a atniMt Hie Ituienuli
I'leliBU Ui liy tlin liilnllltouerr
t'liruiinn ie,,iT'!'.'r' t .m
XiCZA Xi
lii'Piiilrr.
tenlay. Thu woman, who Is about fit)
Vlltt
eat n nf nge, Is Mippeicil te have wandered
away from hi'i home lu Yerk, where shu
is believed te leslde. Vui1111tr was
intoxicated at the lime. Tlie
deed w is committed iu Burnet's
lumber yaiil, and wan wituesseil by (V
iitimber of ehildii 11. ) 111 err Sti tick was
untitled, and when he attempted te in rest
thu offender nas assaulted by him. Tlie
p ihcetimii nt last tendered linn p i'.rles
with 11 blew fium.i heavy nanu Welni'-r
was taken bofero 'Sq lire Fi.mk au I thou
allowed te ilepirt umiiel '"lid.
The deed was an 1111 Lie en 1 oue, 00:11
uiitti'd lu a public pl.ice in lu. ad d.iyllgnt
and merits swift piiiilshm-nt The law
must indeed be weak iu Oeltimbia te
allow the perpetrator of uu h an act te go
unpunished.
Atltiui'luil I1-4I11 Wrst-u
An attempt was made le wreck the
Frederick loe il height train, northbound,
last evening about 8..riO o'clock, between
Ewing station ami Wrlghtst Hie, en thu
Frederick railroad. A fence lull laid
norets the trades was used ler the pur
pose. The tram was moving slowly at the
time ami wus enslly stepped by the
eiigluier when he discovered tlie situation,
Suspicion docs uet yet lest upuu any
pel seu.
itureiigii Nutrr.
Ne successor te the late J. W Michael
has )et been appointed.
(."Maries Allg litis opened a new tigar
store en Seuth HI', street.
Pay day of the It. A. 0. i.iilread next
Monday,
Last evening a ple.uant siirpuse puly
was held at Mr. Abrahui llueinuli's, en
Commurce street.
Net se llliieh 1 latliig is itone it tlm
Third and L cust streets turn -is as vvas
lately die case.
" Patience " opera will be pnseuted in
thu opera house en next Tuesday evening.
Twe bundled und tlfty new luniks have
been added te the library of Cookman's
M. E. chapel Sunday school.
A 1100 herse has linen purchased by ('
Het Irem Christian It liter, of the neigh
borheodof Meuiitville.
Au elevator is te be placed lu the old
tobacco warehouse opposite thu P. It it
depot. A. C. Weleli.uis, of I, me tslcr, has
the contract for building it
A " stag " party left this pl.ie j yostetd iy
ou a raft for .1 trip dnwn the Suhque
hanti.i .
A number of 1. It. It engines are uew
beiug overhauled and lr paired ul the
oetnpauy's shops h. 10
Market was largi I) attended this morn
lug. Shad brought fteiu bO cents te $1 .iO
cents a pair.
A large number of rafts passed tins pia 10
te-day. The number was I t-ge when c -in
pared with the number which has bum
pissing daily, this coaseu.
The llremen's fair drew it large crowd
together last evening. Te night, this
being Satitday, thu halt will doubtless be
thronged.
The new eflicers of Cjrene cmnniiidry,
Knights Templars, was m-talled last night
by Past Eminent Commander J. A. Slade
Yesterday, at his home in Littles'ewn,
Md. Isaac Hlteshue, biether of the late
Wm. Hlteshue, of thu place, died f-em
general debility.
The Knights f Pythias, of M.tucttvire
rej doing ever the niceess of their late
ball. They can rejoice, for it was ue ele
gant aft.ur iu all respects.
Trie workmen employed by J te di Bruit
uer te gravel the yard of tlm Fi.th stun t
school heuse have completed thu vveik,
and it is will dene.
List ovening a h.indsonie silver drink
ing pitcher was presented by thu Columbia
band te tlie Celumb'i 11 1 ee.npany fan
te be chanced oil.
lted signal lights are ne.v pit . d by
builders at ul llio.-e pi tees wlieie they
have building material lying ou thu streets.
The new chief burgess, Air Erwin, has
made this compulseiy. Bight, tee.
A councilman states tli.it council will
request Judge Livingston te annul the
commission of the Thud waul constable
If he does net p.'if-irm his dunes bultei.
The llev. Dr. T. T. Everett, Giveruer
Paulsen's private socie tary, will delivei
the address at the high school commence
ment en the evening of May U0t.li. He will
be Mr. Wm, Givun's guest while iu Cel
unibia.
Ihn Fitrtnris All nil lljril
Celiiiiilila bpy.
The L uieastcr county delegation te thu
state convention all get 011 beard thu pee
pie's tram te Harrisbtirg iu geed tune.
The honest farmer and rural voter, who
wero te llguie se prominently iu the late
primary contest wero all en beaid Far
mers Leng and .Musselmaii and Spurrier
aud Schreyer of the Seuthum district vvoie
crowded into the eabiu te see that the
track was clear. Farmer JC tufftnaii, Ce
bio nud Yocum had the regulation sup
ply of haynued along, while Farmer
Hiest.iud'rt conspicuous presence served
te remind Farmer ItoebueU of thu lltruld'n
thistles aud pokebenios under the daisies.
Other farmers like Frldy, Bhell, Stehmnu,
Gather, KaulTman, Gclst, Witmer, Mylln
and Liudls were ou h tud te sen that the
train didu't ruu off the track. In short, it
was a promiscuous agricultural delegation,
which oeuld easily and ut uuv time have
dismissed the cares aud proplexitienof con
voutien proceedings, and organized .1 far
mer's club with Farmer Clair, of Middle
town, as au advisory member. But the
farmers ncqtiltted themselves nobly, and
abtinduit harvests will be gaiucied.
Wmeli l'rcsuiilutleii.
At 3 o'cleok thisnftomeon the empleyes
of I). Levy it Sens, prescutcd their fore
man, Israel K. Geist, with a beau
tiful geld cased watch from the ostab estab
lishiucnt of A. Bheads, 11s a tokeu of
their appreciation of ills many Itiuiliicssrs
te thorn. The presentation speech wes
made by Mr. A. it. Leamau. und lecelvcd
011 behair of Mr. Gelst, by Mr. E. O. ltlt ltlt ltlt
tonheiifo After the prcseutatleu the
paity regaled at Waoker's.
llnraes Miupiii
FIsh tt Deorr shipped te New Yerk, this
morning, 51 head el draught nnd driving
herses.
Heury Welll shipped form his stable
en North Queen street, ene ear lead et
draft horses te the New Yerk market to
day. bnmtic'lIilevliiB.
List ovening a aneak thlef entpred the
rosldence of Peter 8 Geedman, -let) Seuth
Queen street, and stelo the skirt aud ovor evor over
aklrt of a black oleth dress, In the poekot
of which wes a portmentoau containing
d-15 The be ly of the dress whleh was
banging alongside the skirt was uet taken.
HiueKn Heme JleUtieU.
On Thursday night the smeke house of
J. Musslemau, near Mlllersvllle, was
brokeu Inte by thieves, who stele eight
hams and live ploees of dried becf. H is
believed that the htoleu pioperty was
brought tothiseity.
VlntreeU vtltli Adultery.
Carollue Thompson and Henry Hewlaml,
colored, wuiu nrtested nud taken bef 01 n
Alderman Squrrier yosterday 011 charge of
adultery. Rowland en te red bull for n
hearlug en Monday next, nud iu default of
Mrs, Thorupben was oeimnttted te nuswer.
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