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MAJIKET LAST WHISK.
"tUis Trnnu dims In '84 Funilshrd by Carre.
peiiilrnts IjuicHster buyer In Yerk
Connty-Htale or (tie New Yerk, Villi
uilelphla nnl Other Market.
Tlie following transactions in old 'tobacco
uie ropertod : At Daniel A. .Mayer's com-
. mission liottse wero Belil 74 cases, or '82 leaf,
for 'shipment te Montreal 105 cases el 8l te
San Francisce, anil a packing of 102 cases of
183 for expert. A.,New Yerk breker took BOO
-cases' of '81 from another house, and 100 cases
of 83 wero Relil le manufacturers.
Sale or '84 Tobnrce.
Deelers contlnne te pick up lets of '81 leaf,
but net .10 rapidly nor at prices se high as
farmers oxpeclcd. Thus far a very large
proiKirllen of their purchases liave been
Havana seed tlie seed leaf Ilndlng few
takers at even low prices.
Following ure seme Bales repotted during
the past week from West Lompcler town tewn
ship: Adam Grolf sold te Jehn Hener, i acres
Havana at ITU, 6, !2: Frank Herr, 7 acres te
A. V. Harnlsh, 10, 4u, 3; A. Zitlie, te same,
X acres, 15, 5, 2; Kdtvnrtl Galen te Oppen Oppen
hciiner, 2 acres, 12, 5, 2 ; David Meek te same,
1 aero at 1 1, rt,', 2 j Henry Sbaub le same, 2
acres at 17, ft, 2 ! Daniel lsoek, 1 acres te same,
at 11 around ; Martin Grccnburg, Y acres te
same, at 13, 6, 2 ; llenjamln Peters, t aero
te name, at It, fi, 2; Daniel Wcaver sold te
Morfeld its Kemper, 2 acres at 20, 0, 2 ; Samuel
Weaver te Merfeld fc Kemper, 1 acre at 14
nrmiilil ; Maria 11 Wmtvnr. 1 nern In Julius
,.1' IiCdernmn, 15, 4, 2j win. weaver, f aero te
Sterner it Hnrnlsh, at 10, 5, 2. ,
- ' 11. 10. Hadcliffe for M. OppenhetinOr bought
tlie following lets In Little Uritain : Harry
,, lllglict, is aero 8, 5, 2 Jacksen & llrother, 1
, ' aero 11, 5, 2 ; It. A. Scott, .1 acres 21!, 17, 6, 2 j
Nil. 1'. Edielman, 2 acres 18K, 0, 2; Edwin
' H111110I. llttcre 1S4. 5. 2: Themas Kumiss
' Ijf acres II, 5,2 i Jacob Drewn, lUHcres 17!f.
u'A ti, 2i Isaae Scetten, 1)$ acres 10, 5, 2; A. A.'
, .Mcuarucil, 4 acres i, a, z a. k. Jiraiuey,
. Fulton, tn Shirk, his eren. 15. f. 2: Frank
- . Tnore has been a very great deal of tobacco
ri vfmgnt during tlie last renr aays 111 1110 lower
v ,jpeitai utl this has been cleaned up In some
Irj'J' sections. At tlie Duel, M. Lefover sold 3
n acres at 18, 0, 3 ; J. M. Denm, 4 avres at 14,
-Sl 11,1), dames lining, 0 acres, it e, a ; win.
JT l Durgess, 2 acre, 14, 0, 8;" and a number of
'Vs j ethers, all te Jehn 8cner.
u At Mechanics Greve, Samuel Bair, sold 3
10, 5, ;i ; lietli Ui OftpenhetKtr.- Cennkil
.Hess, Quarry vilteaftld te HafBlsh, 3 acres at
10, & a $ "& '&;: '
Frem MillersvlltewO have tlie following
reports for Uils weekif .Heavy Ilerr, of,
lauer, 2 acres of Haviaa at SO, 6, a, te lteswi-
eiiiiiu , 4iuiiKij.Mnn.'iji i
ship, his crop 'Wft'
nrlvate terms rll
teS
oilered 20 centSf:
wax&wm "jj"?
iwa leai.itmt ,
-. of MUfastu
uevunca te fW!f
. . mi. .-.-ir.
MJ JHUTII1I HBgi
at 14, 0,3; HcU
an. te aMMTS: kerea
01 Havana at t
Conestoga. seli
Henry Wehinyn. et
eT Havana, ;, 3
Ames Lcfever. or the same pUee,
,hM 'let at
IV, O,
in tlie i'araulsea
te J. iirimnier:! One
Hershey te biiiiie, 1 acrei
fume, i acre, 4 around ; J. t leaner, ,le; same,
1 acre, 0, 2 s Isaac Hoi-Hliey, te same, 1 acre,
8, 3U, 2. Tlie above Is all hybrid.
J.Habceker, of Maner, bold 2 acres or
tobacco te Samuel Jeseph & Ce., for 20f , 0,
3, and another let for 22, 0, 3 ; Henry Charles,
same township, te same, 2 acres, at 22, 0, 3.
Jeseph .Sliultz, Maner township, 7 acres of
Havana te Dotweller, 22, 0, 5 ; Wes. Kiess,
acres, te same, 18 threugli ; Frank Mel
linger; 'ii acres seed leaf, 18, 5, 2; Henry
MeUinger-, acres, te same at same prices.
w ' large Sale of Tobacco.
Frem the Yerk Dally.
A number of farmers of tlie Lewer End who
eft for Iiucaster last week with llvecar-
jifxt&ffef toiwece, retunietl en Saturday and
n?V""f'r(l at tii Murtili!ill house. Tliev
, " - - ' - . :. : ,.-,-- ----- -
ZyTr ..XitaJfim''' - -.
T i.ii wVnuveatui wnmnyt..t,-
tua loliewtng crops or' tonaeco in ine-
j-.ntt. auieutning 10 vi;j tens; w. 1,
1. u., i;ioani6en. . u. iieer.'.
Z - . ." .. -
it. J. A JUalley, A. D,3llarr!sep.,M. 1.
C'Henry Sheubergcr, Jno.- C, Shen,.1
y,.W. Itt Fishel, iThotnalla'faiety.W.
rblLW:r..Oilenev.n. F. Merris. M.
tiVJtfitehell. II. Iarlett. W. I. Clark. O. P.
fMltflliell, W; hiwyJ.'Ai Jemmlsen. Thes.
,l)sViHid D. D.HlienberMr. ,.,
IteSJMr.rD. IC.fiayler.- for ! t Frev. vat
ijuiWj:,ijuriiirttHl.Ui 'feilUjg- leta:-
P.JL".ar-, Clark. ,Aaa tawfe Jehn A.,; Witoen
IV'andiJwiojbiMatthewii., " .
riSSi "" ?i,hi Near Yurfc Market. ' .
V4y,;rretti the Tobacco Lea- we Uke the feU:
m,'iZ:i.:jiJ: ' ?' .,- .
.--r'V.mSr.aA-ilt'-'r.'X.. Th- fa.l thj'nAitf Waalrltn.
.'.' Tf liPPIHJfflH m RHntMV I m 1 i,jra, --.
cldde nmnuiachlluIR, jCIMBiii
. f-' '...,,. , , r-L. 11 ,...... fc.-t..M
;riectuuw, me egnrau r 1110, taiive using.
U nentioned as one or Ute.fDaMrea.
;9 w It Wsirid there ae ethers here,, ler tobacco
jilch'camet..'he MIUhIeh .aeeeunt or the
:.'aW-.WH of desirable old seeda; and this aver--
Sfqicnt mar be'accepteii t truth,, ... , ,
jkyiWrtnfaXeLmiedene Jn Yirglnia tW
- which brought from 25 te :t5c. There was a.
fair demand for common Burleys, and some
sides were made. Bright wrappers de net
apiiear te have been much Inquired fur.
' Seed leaf The demand for, seed leaf, se
iwas reported, -wits limited te 1,400 cases.
The only reature or auv interest In the
i market this week "was the sale of 500 cases of
1883 Pennsylvania bvC. II. Illtzcner it Sen,
of this city," te Lewls Bremer'e Seus, or Phll
, udelphiiL What tlie prlce fiulil was a inysT
tery, and Is likely te remain one. Notwfth Netwfth
1 standing all that has been said against 1883
,t Pennsylvania, it seems te liave" friends ; and
- tlie dls:ipt)carance from the market every
, new and then of lets of 500 cases, must liave a
salutary cll'ect en the trade. As for tlie
i prices paid, that Is another question ; but if
, the tobacco moves end noeno lascs, that Is
nlieut as iniu'h as out be expected in the
present condition or things. Tlie goneral
t toue or the market Is thought by some opera
if ters te be improved.
J . Spanish Havana fillers wero sold le the
I extent of 500 hole at from 80 te SI. 15.
6- j Sumatra But llttle doing j sales, 150 bales
L; nt$1.20te fl.00 Helders claim that prices
', should be hlglier, but' they de net uppeur te
IWIIUIO Kl WllllSiaiKl lUO IUIIIJUIUU iuiuuku
Sales, even at somewhat lower prices than the
tolxn.re, according te their ideas, should
tiring. A bird in the .hand is worth two in
tlie bush, however, und they soem te appre
ciate this.
ring We cannot report any ijoem in trade
or 110 st(K-k : lirtees are very nwrm, and with
the leaf at present prices it is 11 question hew
much or hew little meney therpjls Ter manu
facturing at the prevailing prlces or Virginia
ge-nls. Seme voryvlew price common navy
lias liei'n nllV.rnil In.rn liv seme mniillfuctur-
Mtm&r'S;
fcw 12. x st.mmtj
, v. 2 : DrltewW1
.'mm f JaeelJ T.Mattbewa, J aeres, rat 15, ft and 2)
'tJfcM-aMelSaWjrt-ji.Va: J, B.
PTMiBwart -; at 1)V3, 2l James Asdenea,
f 2 a.;reJ3j4jJJ,Wkrfe8,"t,
m: 12,3,2; Jehn AV.ThenpKV li,tiV
Mi'WlO, LiggM, laere, atT4, 4.S 1 laaacP.' 11M1,. 1,
i:.avaer."at le.3.'2: Chart. Allen. 2aeres. at 8. 3,2:
Vra '"u small ami iiwiuciiioruurntHieui 10 eome
$. along Air briglit tobacco, generally. The
r.:' lower grades nrq in request Of old tobacco
!.$ Hand 12 inch, last year's work, thore Is lit-
lip S imi lint ,.iu n ,n hour, tmmltnerl
,. .. .. 11 iv tir ,. ,-, -..M,K.i,
Smoking A regular demand reiwrted.
wigars isnsiuesa lainjrncuvu
llauiinerwaw a xteimrl.
aX,teS'i''M5BKi-
na ' I aain 111 iiiaaian imrrnrna
'Am'im2MwamiAim'
MiaflnnL'?
0"fi mmtmmSSBmWmMmVimMim. mmr
1L 'A 1 OaU I iiiiM1afiBilWIIaWalalal Th IW. I jUaW,
L .A f etrt 'Jitt4 WaMWa-JiWPilWP
R'l Mawr-atJidrigBiPRalayt ftrat;
m r. ?iu,t b v$i5Jm?mmJte jaww
J ''iiliita aliitatrfttaay ! O tmm-
u-
Ml
cents, tar
wrunners. Tf ttiflv
UkorunninsrleM. Ivb'titMstteM
rnmrnlnir thn natlvltv of ! Thfl Mdes'f(
exnurt durinir the week nurahored bet'(t
cases. Several large City manufacture
visited the market, mostly In search fir
binders. In absence of such, and binders
are at present tnent' rremlnent. by thdr
innr
lakm.
nrfJie
absence, eld Connecticut wrappers are takin,
fian' Weekly Repert.
Sales el seed leaf tobacco ronertcd fe
iNTKLMOKNcnn by J. H. tlans' Sen ftve.
tobacco brokers, Na 131 Water street, few
Yerk, for the week ending March 2, M85 1
800 cases, 1883, Pennsylvania, 813cl 198
cases 1881, Pennsylvania, 5KUc j 130ases
lbSJ new KnRianu lKI'Viuc : -mh cases,nuii'
drles f28. Tbtal, 1,328 cases.
PlilfaulelphU Market.
In manufactured tobacco prices ar
witlt an Increasing demand. Fl
inn,
cut
smoking tobacco audsntiU alseiln
ready purchasers. Tlie last week in
ary shows tip conslderablo sales
leaf, especially '81 and '83 Pennsylva
is true the margins have loon vcr.
mero
brti-
rcigar
it It
miall,
te tin-
but holders have made tin their in in
lead, and hence they will seli.' Newh tlie
tlme te (lnd quantity and quality at low
Ilgurcs. By and by it will be neeled. A
very line let of Ilousatenio Ilaviiia was
placed at a fair figure.- State seed aid Ohie
are dally being handled at satlsfacteif prices.
Occasionally, line Wisconsin wralporsare
shown, and they seen disappear oft of tlie
market,
Sumatra An Increase lit recelniwi notice
alile. -while sales show a slight ImpJivcincnt.
Havana found favor the utst wcci te a con
sldoraiileninount. 1
Itocclntsfer the week 11 cases Connect!
cut, 710 cases Pennsylvania, W cast OI1I0, 17
cases Yerk slate, b!) cases Wisconsin, 31 Dales
Sumatra, 105 bales Havana and 20'Jldids Vir
ginia and Western leaf tobacco,
Sales for domestic use 10 case .Connecti
cut. 023 cases Pennsylvania, 52 rjies Ileusa
tonie Havana, 0 cases Iiittle Dutih, 72wwc3
Ohie. 01 cases Yerk state, 33rasoMWlscensln,
10 bales Sumatra, 280 bales Hafuia and 23
hlids Western leaf in transit dlrk't tnmauii
facturcrs.
ri.i... .... bl 1. ..I l tnr.
J liu UAnjiin nilli;iliuil iu l.Kl,
pounds.
1
t'ARSi NOTES.
Uermuntewn Telecranli" lllntJ for the l'eul.
try Yanl ud GunUu.
The French have disceverw.that amlx
lure of oil, naphtha, quicklliie and water
will destroy the winter eggf- of the phyl phyl
eoxera without injuring thjlgrape vines.
The remedy Is net only efflcitift, but cheap,
'and winter Is the best tltm te attack the
.teke.a'Sftfc'erdelight Jjwld fancy vef.
Ofiuares, aaa tney taauiKM irequetii aesircs
te aid the hen In her duties, bjt it i pUlnly
eldent tfaet a "watched pet Aver bells," se
'the hpn.Vrhlif,JeiHc1 w avwiso'beyend
-alwolute neeessity- MlHTaU'te hatclr'eveti a
luculerate proportion of clitaks te eggs given
her. , ' w
An, exchange Hwkes. tin! Me reMiarks
regariteg praykllng'leedilrer ferttfy.vOf
the ero cemHMw-eralnsi oerB, eats, rye,
IrkekheAt,wfawai,veK.i tticre la always an
Uertut,fe wtrehaM InMie market, says
VtiSyrritet, wWte "there duanet alwaya Jbe
nUroe .com, pop-eern,
war'.fWMiLLMM thrlbre
wnl i TlW'-Iti ice
H-WrtrtvrmitoempM miaNt
the greatest Variety rKxwibfe-'ni'ffie rnaww or
feed. Sorghum and sun-tjewcr tt'eds are cs
Iecially yaluable in the line of feed, and
corn can be easily grown, ana se ur as 1110
sorghum is concerned, the stalks can be
used in, the manufacture 'of syrup. Ne doubt
the broom corn andlnllhjl are'alw) geed and
can 1)0 easily supplied. ,'
Care of Heiuu- i'lant.
Keeping a collection at" grewlug plants lu
thoheuso through thejwlnter season adds
very much te the eboerijilness of the home,
and need roqulre but little trouble. The
principal points are, at tlie time of
Iettlng in tlie fall, tei furnish geed fortile
soil : a mixture of leaf bam. srarden soil and
saml mixed 'serves n Jjoed purpose. They
should recelve plenty' of light and sun,
therefore they should have a position
onthe sunny slde tef the house; they
AUld aluovuave a uniform but moderate
ySjafitei GtmtlM ibuuld.be avoided, as
aefe:,V;Xufe&
vermin ud duM By gffflg, ?S
Moderately; warm 'F?rT,w5fLr?f!
Bewwer.hMlt'pMi se!
or bv
ldhe-
VLtrr..?7i T.'?Heaie of Wate.-aHd
aTrra'sffi-tefei
uty, byA a wek et3SSc,, "
Buinw.re water'WlUgijPi,
nutiHinOini.Miu Jt.araeuia,
muk vigor,;
mnnHnlhn l.mtift .reu. w war
ma wW TrTete;i4l-Iit.rta urn Mtnmmt
ii w?&yf. ;f:
.tetMmed miaw'
enakaied WMtfUrs at one
ngr.ttetaeC!.?lMnff foil an , erratid of pblkui
uirepy db test nq nmti 11 BqiuauiuiKiuiuavi
'represented -himhatfas Wftr. J; K TekW
waawfl nunisitirn m.uie wnn, w niiuiu , rv.
refew;JerJ
C Jam latMeen waaieeBtmeB ,
H.intmWrar
daake aratae in puhUeJIwr
ertoUena H. private donations, He:stic
ceedUm,2toUMitg-.Hpen Ue 'aMrtty - of
Key.' J. B-'Kewawer, MWter of NMrjRfferMtd
chnrcli, whe"f,waive4 bla appeUrtnwnt " ;li
Pumpkin 11 Illen Sunday morning, teaWaw
Key. Meredith" te eSfy hla jtoekentM
snhleet of teiteraca JIe returned te trw
,wlU;tba pasRsriMHi'lMd Jnat concluded"
'uOdrcubs'lei the, Sunday school' when theTte w
K. u, Kerkcs stepped in anu exiieseu tne
stranger as an imposter. The eugageuient
te deliver' at temperance lecture in the
same church tliat evening was at ence re re ro
called and llcv. Kerclmer announced that he
would till bis pulpit himself. His history
beiugthus exposed and designs frustrated,
he took his dopurture en the lirst train te
sock another Held of operation. He is de
neunced by the pulpit and press every where
as au Imposter and fraud, a beard bill jumjier
and a thief. Puss him around.
letters Grunted by the ItrgUter of Wills.
ltogister of Wills Sloner lias granted the
following letters for the wcek ending Tues
day, March 3 :
AnMiNisritATieN Frances Hoever, do de do
ceascd, late of Upper liOnceck ; KU Burkhart,
Upper Leacock, admlnistruter.
Ieah Gilleland, doccased, late of Bart
township; Isaac Park Gilleland and Jeseph
Scott, Burt, administrators, at u.
Kllzalicth Sites, decoased,, late or West
Denegal township Win. A. lleltsliu, city,
udtuiiiistrater.'
IiCenard Striekler, doceaseil, late of War
wick township Andrew B. Hackmaii, War
wick, administrator.
Christian Kenny, dcaceased, late of Provl Prevl Provl
denco township 5 Geergo 11, Whitmer, Prov
idence, administrator. '
Tkstamkntahv A. Bales Orubb, drv
ceased, late of Mt. Hepo Knniuce; liindley
Smith, presldeut or the Pennsylvania com
pany for insuring lives andgiautlug annui
ties, exocttter.
Isaae Martin, decoased, late of Karl town
ship ; Isaac Q. Martin and Ames Martin,
.Karl, oxecuterH, .
I'uui wirui, uoceaauu, luiu 01 west ijam ijam ijam
poter township j Jacob Wirjli, West Lum Lum Lum
loter, executer.
P. C. ItannJngcr, deceased, late of Iiancas Iiancas
ter city; Henry M. Shrclner, city, deceased.
A brain Sheet-, doceasod.-lnto of Mt Jey
township ; Jacob Itlsser, 'and Jehn llisser,
UJ WWIUH1III, eiwuum.
WZsSm': wJ
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'v. j ? ARR0 aPkawflWkft"" '"i-."
V,'RaWa ,fm, BVlii,.f p PIIFWtJPM.
CHMMsaSC OKHtttfelrW 4Hal4 CaB
alie. 'miiv
KMan -wll4tiMw lt lb, Iewr Jpm of
1nMMiri oeatntr wtniiwKingmm.-aumBt
ceniiry, i4 fM aaMBC eap re4iriua oeu-
,VBttea.e.,i 5 (- r 'r '"?,- i Q
Hautaethi PevatL efMl l ytJum, tHt,
Maibbr nUa KaeX ptt S9k
as. bv wea eurv ana raiaan eat
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JtHfiifrmTTTltMl
fsk"J
ifif
HHpptni; Away fmm Alliany In 1
lieu. Maaner-Wuhlngteit, FIMhI WHh
flriger The Onrnlu(leii
That Have Arrived.
At twcnty-llve mluuicsartcr six o'clock en
Monday evening, four carriages drove tip te
the Church street siding of tlie West Shero
railroad, half a mlle below the regular pas
senger station, at Albany, lit tlie ilrsl car
riage wero Mr. Cleveland, his two sisters,
Mrs.Heyt and Miss Cleveland, and his niece,
Miss Hustings J in the se ,end the Hev. U
Cleveland, brother of tlie president-elect, und
his wife and child ; in the third Mr. and Mrs.
Manning, and In the fourth Mr. and Mrs.
lament and two children. The party
waited fifteen minutes before tlie special
train was ready. The train consisted of nn
engine, 'baggage car and two sleepers. It
left sharp at a quarter te seven o'clock. Tlie
only iiersens were Dr. Ward, Colonel H, T.
Chamberlain, Harry Ten F.yck, one police
man and several small Ixivs. Mr. Clovelaud
was in excellent spirits, Mr. Manning looked
cheerful, and Mr. Lament was bright and
busy getting things in erder 011 tlie train and
loekliu' after tlie nlle of baimauu. The train
slipped eir quietly, without" toot or bell, und
will step nowhere except for water between
Albany and Waslilngton,where (Unexpected
te arrive at six a. lit Tuesday.
President Arthur has received a letter
from PrcHldcntrolect Clevcland, in which the
latter says he rcgrets that the arrangements
already made for his trip te Washington will
prevent hint from accepting President Ar
thur's kind invitation te dine at the execu
tive mansion en Tuesday evening.
WASHINGTON Fl 1.1.1 NU UI'.
The city Ls already tilling up with Inaugu
ration visitors, and the princlKil streets, tlie
public buildings and ether places of interest
te'slglit-scers have been thronged withtliein
all day. Uirge crowds till the lobbies of all
the hotels, and thocapitel building lias been
overrun bv stranccrs. The committees which
have in charge the several features of tlie
Inauguration ceremonies have nearly com
pleted their preliminary work, and the street
decorations are in an udvuuccd stage of
preparation. Pennsylvania nventte from the
capitol te the White Heuse is in a blaze or
light and color, the committee en illumina
tion having substituted clusters or vari
ously colored glebes for tlie ordinary street
lamps, and the citizens lmvlnir lent their aid
!lu.?brishtulng,tbe.,scenQ, by decorating
for spectator)) which "liave been erected at
every point el vaotsge-ground along the
route. Among the organizations which have
already .arrived in the city, are Die Kansas
city iKsmocraHe ciuiu uv
club 1 tivH ,TtK-tt!xwit
urciiauiers. 01 new lerni 1110 rmmiyvuu
club, of Teiieka, Kan.j tlie Yeung MenV
Dotnecrotlecliib,'or.PhlladclphIa ; the lluseli
Zeuaves, or tit" l'ukvand the. Tammany so
ciety of New Yerk. This last named organi ergani organi
sateon arrived here last evening, l$0 strong,
'accompanied by the Seventh llcgimcnt band,
of NewYerk, a inarched, up f ennsylva
nl avenue, escorted bv the Jackxen Deuie-
eraMd aaaeeiaAkmf and etyBipitHted by a large
drick's, who caine te the window and bowed
his acknowledgments.
The ItechiunlXMU Grenadiers were escorted
up Pennsvlvimiaavcnne te their qnarters by
the. Lightlnfantry of tliejcitJV ,
A portion of the Pennsylvania tstate militia
luis arrived, and the entire body, 7,600 strong,
is expected te reach the city some tlme dur
ing te-night
Brigadier General Claussen and stair, ac
companied by the Seuth Carolina volunteers,
u company of colored troops, left Charleston
Monday afternoon for Washington te take
part in Mr. Cleveland's Inauguration. Tlie
expenses of the company are paid by suli suli
Hcrintiens raised among tho'whlte Democrats
et Charleston.
",;e.v.vr umjiEx."
HKetcli of u 8eeiit-Vear-()ld Who Line te
Hear the Haying or the HeiimW.
SjIn no section of the country is fox hunting
mew (wjeyedv than . lu the Southern part
iBwimHiK w we ihmwhi uaiiTi 111 which
"rtM.fs-kawM aAimdant nlacea; ttf
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'mnrnnir(rt 111 ft hlinUuiP HCMOfl,
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trained deg can ; Jump, a rex'-anu h HWy:
fellow Is netat W8J-S capftire .a" goea day.;"
uxirtvaMbe had,
.Several 'geed packsef
fc--!- am kent
by levers of the prt
.jmn(--
"W'frjfbein rival any hounds te le"een
en exhlhitkfc, ;, h Ael uMtii,;. ; ; . .,
neeaiMS mj; any mere et win ; jhh hieitj
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,jmi"FtiTj''."rei,.""'"i,ivv,r."r!Ti'
. jra pjaii4.T.g--"1vr... V;s5
kept a hotel In fjnnrryvllle? 'rtm'Wn'enjrly.
ilavs he has kent a. 'lartte tuink:. of' dacm ami
.7. r. ' .-Z' . '- . " . .. " .?. j- ", . .1
jfimmjUTifiw nounes '-are wet'ati(iroveraDiy-
ontn'eetlir fwJI.Qf foxes at (YtahaB't's, and no
Sjiiing tsjaies ttiat 'he .does netjuru a IA ,,0'f
tbeMtloeVeT l!e':is net a" .'lovervef .' bair'
unial''dne-expiMenc-bf.tUlaVgKirtln;
ueynurd was killed seen after the start, Kot Ket
tled him regarding that kind of sport
"The Burnt Hill" is one et his favorile
hunting gietmds and he has taken many a
fox from It A low yearn age a big white-
tailed fox had lialllcd every party wlie ran
hint Inte tlie "Black Beck" valley. One
morning cany iiiuuriiiiuuugs jumped mm
and at four o'clock Jehn took him home.
Many an anccdote he cun tell his friends
quietly of the sports or tlie chase,
Once he was puzzled, His dogs had holed
a fox near Pusoyvllle. It was dug out, when
seme ene said he saw another pair of eycs'ln
the hele and there must be another fox
thore. The twitch was again brought Inte
use, but the crcature would net bite. Tlme
after tlme it wns tried; lluullylt was held
and the animal wus pulled nut with the twitch
around its paw. Le I It was u coon. It wus
dropped; tlie dogs let Ioenc, but tlie only
bleed spilled was.by a favorite hound having
its car spilt hi two and tlie coon get uwuy.
A moonlight hunt used te be one ills favor
ite kind. Ope spring he hud six ; foxes in
hand. They were let out, ene each night j iv
long start wus ulven them bofero the dogs
were put out ; net one was. taken nor did lie
intend they should be.
the runwjuui ti 'A c.
A rieusiintIiitertaliimentlreii hy tlie Hebrew
Secial Union,
Tlioselroe, or Purlin festival, given under
the auspices of the llohrew Secial Union, in
(Irani hall last night, was n line affair. The
attendance was very large, visitors lieing
present from New Xerk, Philadelphia, Bal Bal Bal
timore,,'Columbla und ether places.
In Uie early part or the ovening a very
pleasant entertafaim'eut was glven as fellows :
A recitation, "Eugone Aram," by Ilalph
Simen '; .Centio Lecture en Temperance, by
Ji.OiaachjiOermau -IlecllaUen, "The Menoy
llidcr,",byK,Mr."CelMi.andllWe-t
anu tJex.v witu enaiyetera' tymwjam'
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Anenurt t bow tawing
te wake'
OMMkbtHweea
Hnrt mu a yi-ane
MteWiMBwd
efwhent te
;5rpwd of persenk amid n diwlay of lirowerks.
TIiTctrU)e -.ali sated -.the .society,, us It,
'lVWillard'B-ll6Wlllrtr5HalediM:r.iIIe-,
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Whose IftH
Mtiitt n tnlnnrittitA tmii.4lttnt
Whether the beard of peer ftreetenTe1
read the newspapers.
Why a gang of young fellows are permitted.
te leaf in the poetefllco every Sunday even
ing and blew the rank smeke of cabbage
leal' cigars down tlie thrpaU of theso wlie
have buslness there,
Wiclher tlie Kasteni Leugue is strong
enenrji te light the elder baseball associations
ever tlie ostabllshmentef aclub In Baltimore.
What the cress reads statesmen will de In
Washington.
Whether the Xeie lira people will be satls
lleil that their Hag is sufllctently lattered te
ceme down te-morrow.
Why crowds are allowed te leaf at North
Queen and Orange Btrcets every Sunday
evening, while the the regulars In Contre
Square are compelled te stand en tlie Belgian
blocks and elten lu water te their knees.
Whether an olllce cannot Ik made under
tlie city government for Miller Fmlm.
Why "Llltle Jake" Greenawidl asks lobe
elected street commissioner, when he knows
it Is all set up for Jake "Batr," tlie well
known Ninth ward heeler.
Why tlie Philadelphia mall, which errlves
here at'd:30 e. tit, is net distributed earlier
than It is.
Hew badly a yew Jura rojiertor was taken
in en the Information he received in regard
te 11 runaway, which was alleged te liave
taken plaee en the Mlllcrsvllle turnplke
Thursday evening
Whether tlie poeplo of this city are net satis
lled with the prices at which slieus will be
given for the next month.
THE CEItAH aitUTE LYCEUM.
llfilmtini; the yurtlen Whether Scheel Direc
tor Mieuhl PurnhhText Heek.
Cr.PAu OnevB, March 2. The Cedar
Grov.e lyceuui was greeted by a large and ap
preciative audience en Friday eveniug.
About three liundrcd ticople wcre present
Owing le the iilwence or the appointed ora
tor and essayist, that irt of the pro pre
gramme was dispensed with, and reg
ular delmte taken up en the question.
Jleaulved, That the directors 'should fur
nish all text hooks, for. the 1 scholars of pubjic
ehoel at the expeBSie of the township,? The
pre and von of the question' was ably nreaetit
ed by Messr Lcld, Kenn lager, Syfrt,
I.(tlle, la Bue and Clre.i-.TIe dceWen of
'llm IliitirM was In tvur of the aflfirnative.
The. gettrttW,. dciiate.was ianoaidcpMewahly
geed? maliy 'el thelMiet priWdirCTtidetiaterH.
of the eastern end partk:iitiHg; Tlie .Heuse
decided that the speakenijon.the Hfllrina Hfllrina Hfllrina
UvoprchenletltheatrengswiWgHmetit. M.
&AVellerntedahaioreaiiwew entlUexl
"The Ghost," which ira.vll,' received by
the audience. The twual awiettnt of. merrl
ment.was eauaedIW" the" asaweriag of re
ferred questtens, iwd reading of . the eclety:
pajwr by, Ui wliter. The memlwrshlp of (he
society new h umbers one. hutidred-
f. f-Tfc l'eniyKTMiki,?,latIrBl.
Tiib report (if Hid PeuriH'yiVatila railroad for.
IMt, shows hew that read wcatlieicd an un
usually severe year In railway business with
out serious less, though It -was found necps necps
sanrte shorten sail u Utile In the way of re
ducing the dividend. The main line made
money at a satisfactory rote. It paid a 7 per
cent dividend, amounting te $6,500,787.50,
and alter deducting ?l,02O,C9L5t for profit
and less had a balance of 1W,733.04 te Its
credit or, rather, te the credit of tlie entire
system, Including the Philadelphia AKrle,
which also shows a prellt The New Yerk
division failed te mect,.cxicnscs by tolB, telB,
530.28, and the lines west of Pittsburg lest
heavily In lieth gross and net earning. This
wus due both te a falling pif in tariil, caused
by injurious competition, and by u reduction
of rates, due te tlie same cause, but mero
wHifuinriv le the latter. The oxpcnscswere
reduced te meet the decreased Income, but
net sufllclently te check the railing off.
Kcdiiccd te Its simplest form, the average
rate per ten per mlle 011 the main line and
branches In UsSI was 79-100 efa mill less than
llin(1IHL Ul liAIEItlJUlWMai1, ,"-
leaving net
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Ilaroville hits a skating rink. Solemon.
(irefPs warehouse has Ijecii titled up and is
new used its a skating rink. The rink is
open en Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings. The attendance se far has been
geed.
The store ut Mechanlcsburg had been
clesed lust week. During tills tlme the Htore
room received a new coat of paint and a fix
ing up lu general. On Monday, March 'J,
Mr, Caleb Myer opened the Htore with a large
stock of goods.
The school dirccten or Upper Leacock
township have crauted a day for vlsltlnu
Echoels. A number of the toachere have
availed thoiuselvos of this prlvllege by tak
ing their schools out sleighing.
Tlie rehearsals, for the entertainment ut
Mechaiiicshurg, aie already In progress.
A Surprute Sliver' Wedding Anulvenuiry.
Aleuday was" tlie.tweuly-nfth unulversary
or the marriage or Leenard ,Kckert and wife,
residing at 2 1 North Chat lotto street, and lu
the evening they wqre treated te a genuine
surprise jJThe ceuple -vyore induced te go
nway irem ineir noiue tespenu 1110 evening.
Vt8)f o'clock n large ixiityj gathered ut the
house of Androwrfreyor, Ne. 131 Charlette
street, und marched te the ircsldonce of Mr.
Kckert Tliey put up an extension table, one
of tlie presents, nntl nt ence leaded it with
geed things. Mr, and Mrs. Kckert wero then
sent for and when they arrived . they wero
astounded at the change In their home,whlch
had taken place in a Short time After par
taking of an excellent supper the evening
was spent in dancing, with music both vocal
and instrumental. The presents consisting
of silver ware, A-c. were very pretty and
numerous.
iA- Lancaiter Evangelkt Ahreatl.
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Imposed tlie costs en tne prosecutor.
AHHAULTKU HIS VATItl;H.
The next case called for trial was that of
commonwealth vs. David A. Brackbilt, who
was indicted for committing an assault and
battery en his father, Christian I. Brackbill.
Frem tlie testimony or the commonwealth's
witnesses it appeared that Christian 1.
Brackbill and his wite had lived apart Ter
some tlme prier te September 18, 1881, and en
that date he went te where his wite was slay
ing in Warwick township te have a talkwllh
her about procuring a divorce. He saw her
In a riern held with his seu, and when he ap
proached them, his son assaulted him.
knocked him down, breke his nese and used
him IkuIIv.
The doiense wan that Mrs. Brackbill and
lier son were cutting corn en Septcinlicr 18
when the father approached and assaulted
his wife, She ran te her son for protection,
and Brackbill, sr., then assaulted the son.
He was wanted two or three times te lenve
by the son, and persisting In his assault the
seu knocked him down and struck him two
or three times In seir-defense. Witnesses
wcre also called te preve the geed cliaracter
or the defendant for pcace and geed be
havior. The Jury altera short deliberation
rendered a verdict or guilty. Sentence wai
deferred.
TIIllKK VOUNd MEN ON TIIIAU
Franklin lu Minnlch, Aaren G. Leng
end Jonas H. Herr, wcre indicted fur
committing an assault and lltcry en lleubcn
IteldculMch, mt empleye et Jeseph
IUReycr. The facts us outlined by counsel
for tlie commonwealth wcre substantially as
fellows : ....
On the night of November 11, Bcidcnbach,
accompanied by a young man named Beam,
dellvered goods for a party et I.ltltz. On
their return home they dreve by Ilollinger's
tavern, in front or which a number or vehicles
wero hitched, among them being tlie buggies
of the defendants. It was a dark night and
Ileidenbach accidentally dreve against the
buggy of one of the defendants. About the
thee that Rcldenbach had extricate! his ve
hicle and gotten out en uie reau, uie ucicnu
ants emerged from Hellinger's saloon and de
manded that Kcidcnbach pay the damages
"done te Ihe buggy,, which they estimated at
L IteldcnbachWflied.lbathe'had'neiany.
money with him, tmt.tbat he -waste the en-;
ploy of Jeseph -lUReyer who weatd wkp
geed any daage done.Tie defendant! did
Mjet appear le be Batlsfied and Beldenbach-
1 waurtee en n M711.H'. "'n"j!... w?j
Vnrravllln his hersO Wl tr.Ml r I
defendant, asaWeil uytwoewerft
net vet liemi. arrested. Itekwnt
drancred from bts'WBSOll and Itealea'M Iwd
lluitue wascounneaieDea ieciuvurai.wciiB..
lenelTefit Debtors IMduirged.
Henry Green and Minnie XeeA, who served
term la thecennly prison for mfekletneaners,
were 'discharged from' enctodyfifeu their
taking advantage of the Insolvent law.
Te4ay MerHit.(i.-A larger portfen pr
Tuaaday miernins'a session was, taken up lit
'Uie examlnatfen or theoemntftnweatth'.a.rtt
ncsscsiuthe assault and battery cases pre
ferred against Joints II. Herr, Frank lu-Minnlch
and A. L. Leng.
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The defense was mat. tnotiireencieiiuaiiis
nboye named stepped at Hellinger's restaur
ant when en their read home en Uie even
ing of Nevcinlier 8, and while in tlie res
taurant they heard acommetlon outside, and
upon going out they found Iteycr's wagon
entangled with Leng's buggy. Jiehiciiuacu
andKeuin were under the intlucnee of liquor,
and Itcldcnbacb.whe hud a whip in his hand,
it was claimed, assaulted all three defendants
and threatened te blew eutthcir brains. The
accused denied having eommitted any as
sault and battery en Itcldenbach at Notl's Netl's Notl's
ville. They claimed' that Beam wns drunk,
and when he was about getting out of his
wagon he fell and was hurt A mini tier or
witnesses tesUlled they had known the ac
cused for several yean, and their roputatlen
for peace and order was geed. On trial.
EASE J1AT.Z. MEETING.
TlmKaiteru League Ietennln.ed te liAe a
In llaltimure. 1'!V
Tlie schedule meeting of the Auie'rican;
AssociaUen or Base Ball clubs wa held
Kutaw house, Ikdttmerivi
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vaa'TefVUw ehthti 1rI
Ai4attoTWr,l)Wdlebeok, M
olbtrd.er ewc,ana' nwik1
l.Hiittcj"were Uier M a eeinm
Inhda4i
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fenud te oenflkt'i-KHh-League
H trsa teaUr handed book te the;
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for reyijtai, ami the axuthsg-adjeu
til Tveair njernhw. whan Anal ae
nit-
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. . . ",- .: . ''... e A'Vaii
'"- -i"llirtlM r nrilin-.teaVliint, rllll.TCtJiiiSt
The Jeffersen club held a meeting in its
rooms last evening, at which it was decided
te raise the initiation and annual dues from
f5 te flu. After the transaction of some
routine business a cemmlticu was aimolnted
te draft resolutions or regret at the death of
Jeseph J. Kcenan, who was a popular mem
ber of the organization. Thoceiumitteo are :
rhllip Bernard, Jehn K. Maloue, Win. H.
UeUly. IL Z. Bheads and Jehn W. Lewell.
The resolutions of respect adopted by the
Jeffersen club are given in another column.
Sprained Ilia Leg.
Livst evening Edward Kappler, the Contre
Square lrbcr, was en his way home from
'his fathcr-lii-law's, Capt Jehn A.Schuh's res
idence, and when in front of Uie Nerthern
market he fell upon the ice, badly spraining
lils leg. He was taken te his home, where
Dr. Hess attended him. He will be confined
te the house for a wcek or mere.
Appointed, Deputy Sheriff.
Geerge Hnnter was appointed deputy'
shentl'thls 'morning by Slieriff Tomlliiseii,
te fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Charles M. Strine. Mr. Hunter sorved
three vcars as ianlter of the court house, wus
constable ler a nttmber of yearp, aiid will'
inaiie an cmcieni ueputy sneriu.
A New Stage,
Chas. Miller, Uie enterprlsing ptage driver
botwecu this city and. Litltr, bes just put a
new and handseme hack en the line, caiwble
or seating twolVe persons. -.lH10ugh .Mr.
Miller deen net carry any mails, he 'does a
thriving business with passengers, package.
eUv ' - i t ' '"
At the Statlea HMUt, m
Kleveu vagsand two druuks were: the
inmatea efthe station house" lest night? the
drunks ald eoate and the ledgers were dla-
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president Whiie the arrangetnenU were;
being made for the packing and removing of
lite personal effects of the president and futn
ly, 11 large express wagon dreve up the main
entrance and deposited n number et trunks,
boxes und parcels, containing tlie personal
effects or President-elect Clevcland, and his
prlvate secretary. They wero ttken Inte the
house le be cared for until Cleveland tukes
up his residence there.
The president's elfects will be removed
te-morrow. After the president lias
roviewed the precession te-morrow he will
proceed direct te the rcsidcijce or Secretary
Frcllnghuysen, whose guest he will be for
two or tlirce weeks. Ills son and daughter
will accompany him. Mrs. McKlrey will be
the guest of Mrs. Jehn Field, and Mrs.
Hayneswerlh, will be tlie guest of Mrs.
James A. Dum'eiit, en Capitel Hill.
TEltHIMjE LOSS OlfZlh'E.
Thlrty-SlK Ifllled in Mine Kxphmleti Jllany
ImnrUenetl In the Cellier-.
Londen, March 3. A terriliu explosion
occurred in Usworth collieryatSundorlaud
this morning. Twenty-seven persons wero
killed. It Is bolleved te have been caused by
lire-damp.
Latkiu Thirty-six dead bodies have been
recovered from the ruins and a volunteer
ferce Is still engaged In .seeking moroA'ic meroA'ic moreA'ic
tims. At the tinie of the ex plosien tliere
wcre 150 men in the iiiine. They are all Im
prisoned by the Jamming of the cageway.
"The list of the dead includes twe1 Mien
asphyxiated while engaged In the work of
rescue.
Itecenl of Ihe fckalem
Ni:w YeitK, March, 3. Following are the
records nt the skating contest at the Madisen
Square garden iPureell retired at 8 n-m., after
muking200 miles. At 10 a. in., Smith dropped
$eutyJlhn rojserd-orrirj .miles ,nnd, .shortly
aftenvards Breniian left Uie truck tvlih enlj
48 inllek te his credit The ether; record at
toeJoaJwcreuoctiraw, .Aioitevun 3w,
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PiTTKBune.- JPa.. March S.' TJie vuiemt
peller and sheet. Ironworks i)f.'iauieseNe
A Ca. wcre totally de
auv lira nv 0
hhy
o'clock this- morning. The
asi,oeoj
H5.00") Insurance, .Theeausef
thet.Ure' Is:
net known hut It Is ueueved
us&p'rty'
a leak jin the natural gas n
1'atM ihft.VtnuHTVnai. Treaty;
Manaeua, Nlcaraiigua "luirOiraTlfe'
proposed canal treaty betwecu the. United
Slulcs. and Nicaragua wiw unanimously
passed by the Nicaraguan Scnate en Satur
day. A Cluijiel Uauiaced hy I'ire.
Nkw Yeiik, rarch 3. The cliajHil adjoin
ing St Jeseph's Catholic church, corner of
Sixth uvciuie and Washington Place, , was
damaged by iire this morning te tlie extent
ef20,000.
A Church Uleivn Up hy Dynamite. .
Duiili.v, March 3. The Protestant vhureh
at Glasfcnlu, a remote mountain district near
Stranurlar, Denegal, was destroyed by dyn
amite te-day.
, ,
New Yerker oft for tVaililnglen.
Nkw Y'enic, March 3. The members of
IrvnirHal
Sf&s&JStSB
irai'Bri
'Valdnt.lnn llils Hierwlinr.' , ,'. ,JlJ'M ' X3X& I!
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iri Uie northern poritleu by local rains or
snow, southwesterly winds, becemlnc brisk
en the coast, falling barometer. Indications
for Inauguration Day It will rain north' of
Washington en Wednesday, but here fair
weather will prevail during the day, al
though light rain may occur in the early
morning.
Left Fer Kaunas.
This afternoon nt 1:35 a number et people
from Fphrutu aud vicinity left for Kansas,
where they will locate permanently. Among
the number wcre the following : JuceUand
Isaac Getz und families ; Frank Ileyer.aud
family, Frank Herst und family, Henry
Kurtz, David Dewinan and Edwin Molliu Melliu
ger. A number of ether ieople Joined Uie
partyat Hurrisburg, including Jacob and
-Jehn M. Krb and families, of Mt 'Jey j
,Cyrus Lcnhart and othera, They will settle
at Oskorne, Sterling, Kuiperla. Newton and
ether places in Kansas,
Hound te See Cleveland, ' -
Quite u number of Lancaster poeplo have
already geno te Washington le sce Qlovelas'd,i
inauinirated. The lamest crowd left' this'
afternoon at 1:15, for which train lltty-llye"
ticKeis were seiu. f en umercnt trams dur
ing the, morning twenty-seven tIcket.,were
disposed of, and many will go te-night' ,
This morning at six o'clock, J. N, Jhtuinaii,
of the tlioelogkwl'scniinary; undJAVJ Little
and J. IL' Apple, of the, college,1, left for
Washington te witness the InaughraMen ex ex
orcises. ? ,w "Vlti.
laical MleeWeiiii lu Iowa nluljlaUie,
Loeal eleotlens' worn held "etmi!ay In
Iowa. The Republicans carried, B&'MeInes,
the Democrat Burlington, OtteUwa Dyors Dyers
Vllle and EarlvWe. . -",';"' l
The munlcipiJ'eloctlens in Bath land Au-
Durn, Maine, nora'en uenaay, wera carried
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noverthelcss when tfc
only afew'train hands and "ball
leiierM wcre present They ,jvWt
luiorined yestoreay evenmg,!.', 1
memlKir of the Senate, Ueslgnatedtlji
land as a medium of further- celnBaiti
that ether and private nrrangelc
been made for his coinfertublo reei
the station and conveyance le the be
Ten minutes later Chairman Barr
another member of the inaugural.
tee arrived. 20 minutes mero wore'refl
le secure carriages se that It was 10 mlM
I08 when the parly disembarked. -,l
while the news spread and a crowd gatherl
staring at the president elect, who bore mt
scrutiny with equanimity. The party was
driven te tlioArlingtenliou.se", where, after 1
a hasty toilet, hreakrast was Berved. 'Vf
X-J- ; A
CUSnilKHSlONAL 1'JtOCEEDXSaS. -
The Slcmlicn of' Beth IIeiue OTenreirked. 1
-tj
KIiirIiis Heng In the lloeje.
Wasiiinotek, March 3. fneuse. At3
n. 111. the Heuse was still wuitingjfer the sus-
ury civil mu ve ceniu uvur irum wie. rnnaitv,
and n reccss of half an hour was Uiu taking
During this period,' the, few mciitl)epreitt'5
preccciicu te enjoy- tiiemseives, .rnicii wey;
uiu uy leumg iaziiy uauK. ui jboeira
cigar in nieiiiu eauicuiuii uusit anu
vent te patrioUe scnllmentshyi
uixie," " tar wpangieu uaunerj
Brown's BedyfyB''L" Yankce Doedl
" nail Columbia;'" following cachj
sentimental
ia.k uitijprvcta ssaavA tivi wuvuua
- gentleincn espij
ctd'n1
Ue, 014 Felk
rf.
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o'clock ifesierday a i
mnrnJMtith'Jeritrt jm. t
ita reding was ttnjiMHjr4
A0f," ValeittiHee.6ttial
taavett that, Ihe UetateJ W(ke 1
Jn'eifWitlilaiit'.ktHoWieel.
consideration of the contested" election,
of Fredlk Wilsen, of Iowa. The Rep'nbU
cans refrainwl from Toting en the. moUei'fbr;
recess and left the Heuse without a quorum.'
Ne attempt was- made le transact anyrbusi
tiess until Mr.; Townshend, of IllIneLs, ,tl- "
milted the report or ihe coniercnco comzait cemzait comzait
tce en the postefllco appropriation bill, an-'
neuncimr a continued disagreement Mr.
Townshend staled that there tvere several
points of difference between tlie two Houses,
tlie most important of which was en, tbp
Senate amendment relating te the ocean mall
service. He was opposed te this because he
rcgarded.it in the light of a subsidy proposi preposi
tion und bccatise it entrusted dangerous
power te tlie postmaster general. Pending
l.iVwiln l,"7 liumLai, 1itit linfnnl thn ITfUiaA u.
communication frehia.'lL Cra'gv.rcpreBen-1?
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grccmeiit witlt Uie Renata en Uiet
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Sherman then explaiued that an errq
impression pre"allei that the.:c(UjrniuB
arrangements apieinted l)ytlic SenaleT
fniwlimt (lin Inmii.i, nivil ...nrnK.k..'l.. ?t..l .1m
partodfrem.Ujo established ruiiv lie. VSher. k
man,) had bad all old pregrantmes loektt
up mid found that net 'only ,h.tf-r
urn uumy. ut ivuprvtsenmiives HOC; :
illserlinin.iledi nmitnst. hl.f ! 1J" -t .V.'
stance precedents had been depayted'.nw V
in favor efthemcmljeni of the H6Bm..a
read the pregramme of lsMO, ghewimrfl
Heuse was then net recognized at all; ,. j
u juiv iutAuera,n vy i vxuvr Kvuumipi, -
objected totw'dlscuMen of tvastrt
WIW U1IUITW11I WUp.y-jfc, . iflH.
'l no main
wasiigalhti
r tlie Tudm conferonoB i
jjip. anaarjer a unt
the Senata
. vun).wiauimi
recede.
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r-appiwpriatleii bltt
.te the Sen
uay." contains a-ni
bei of anie,
contmlttee
nta;.atchel?by; the
1 ,"nppr oertaUoij s. j-.:
couspicieH
e provhtleit for tfcV
for the use
reettain afalpyardsiat w
inceinphjfc
clency ' efj
l ironeMU : te buihi:c
keoe m.tke ait)rSMtetk
milwayjii
"trwwiKH-tetlen, and pay
538 te n'
lleers.as addiueNM nwi
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t of tW general upawprl
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.linmedial
iat kfterwarda piet in TuesdsfW ?
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