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VOLUME XXI-NO.
OYKK 2,000 CASES SOLD.
ax Avriri: maukkt i.v nut i.kAv.
ttiiMKitnvs sales ei'xkw.
I.lsl or tlieTrniusif linns I'urnl.lieil by Our Cor-
lriiitnleiiM Tim New Yerk llnverfi Cem.
plaining e! While Vain In I he I'mnstl-
vimlii Tolmire Oilier Markets. ,
The hs-al tobacco in.ukel has been f.ilily
active duringthe p.iilweek. Hkllcsei Prey
loeit Mies liy themselves and etlicr packeis
or ever loe cases or 'SI and 000 wsm of 'SJ
pbettt 200 cases of the latter being very line
'M leaf taken by tlie home trade, and a large
a.'apurtieu hdug low gr.tile geutl-t, soine of
viliidi la intended ier exportation. 1). A.
Mayer at liH commission heuse sold 207
?tses in five lets ; Greve A Cellins sold te a
Harrisbiiig iKnixj Imposes or 'M; llln.
Utubakcr, for expert. 80 cases eri'K'l : nod
1h.hu' Knullni.iii, 200 cases Ter expert. .Jehn
Wilsen sold 15 e.i'3Ds '81 j Martin Hlckhain,
(17 eases '81, and C. A. Heese, Ml cases or '81 ;
Shlndle.v. lleishey. 200 eases '81 toNewberg
& t'a, II. N. 'front ptitcliascd for Hliis He.tch
A- Sen, or New Yerk, 07 eases or '81 leaf Irein
Israel 1-andls, 6wm ft nut C. A. Keese and
32 cases ftein Polwiler, HerslieyA Ce.,
making a total el 2,05,1 eases. Soveral r
these transactions Indtide lesales, which
Mould probably reduce tlie actual mIes te
1,100 or l.iioe cases.
Nilca eT Sen 'liilMttn.
Frem dlllcreiitseUiuuser tlie count' our
correspondents report numerous Bales of new
leaf.
M. II. Kuiilliii.inhasWougiit'the following
lets in tlie southern township':
Jehn 1'. Gable, 1, iu'ie IV,, I, 2; Ames L.
II isliatt, 'a am-, 8j, .1, 2, and ', acre,, ft, 2k, ;
Isaac Urban li4 ai'ie, 8, 'J, and 2 acres, ti, I, 2;
Jelin IC. Habeekcr, u ncie, H, 2; Abraham
llerr, l, ncie, liu 2; Jehn j. Hrub.iker. l
acie, II, I, 'J; Jehn Gaia, U, acre, 10. I, 2;
Jehn Laiul, P4 acres T, :i, 2; Win. Sellers,
Nacres, u, ij, :i, 2, ., i at.l(. y j .,. j.c,
vi.iik, i', t le, in. si, j: ifeiamlus lltubaker,
2 acres, 10, f., 2 ; Jehn Cieli,'l acie, 8, 7, :i, 2 ;
Valentine Haves, 1 acie 0, , ;ij Goe. Cnni
bell 1 acie.le, a; Themas Armstrong P.
nefc, H, .1, 2; Wm.,IIInus, ps acie, 10, R .1, l! ;
.rabies Vkjus54jr,tty, 2, - and 5, acie, 7,
In eastern .S.ilislmiv .IimiOi AHmIiiiI
buughl the lolleuing lets: 8. V. Lawrouce
Jf aero seed leaf, I,., 1,2; 8. V. Urn relief, P.
acies H.nau.i, 17, fi, 2; .Ina KlnM'11 2i,
Havana, 17. f., 2; Win. Ooed 1 acrn llm.iii.i,
17, 5, 2 j Wm.doed, i, acres Havana, II, ft, 2;
Win. lioed i, acie seed leal, It, 4, 2.
I'rem U.ittiitid M'elnit J.O. Wilcox Iwilght
the rollefiig: ('. ( Hrinlen P, wm
IIaana, 10, 1,2; 0. C. liriuleil 'i aero Havana
8, I, 2; .Ine. Katun l.ure Haana, 10, 1,2;
Jiik. f I lick 1 acie Havana 8, 1, 2.
J. K. hnadeiA Sens bought tlie billowing
in tlie irinit. nl l.e.imau IMace;
Silas Mai ion I aero of feed leal', 12, 1; 2;
Klixs lleishey 1 acie seed leaf, 10, l,2;.Iacnb
Itcaiell 2 acies seed leaf, 10,1,2; Christ
Hoever 1 acniMiedkMf, 12,1, 2, and 1 acie
Hvbrid 10, 1,2.
I'lie li'llevvlug ciopser lobaice have ls-ii
lieught by .1. (i. Zeek, around Dan and
vicinity. , ' '"
J. O. Ilihilen, 1 .leu', Med leal, n, I, 2;
David F. Stellyrus, I ncre Havana, 8J, It, 2;
ItavidSleltzltis, ?, aue ll.iv.m.i, Ii',, 2 ; ,1m.
Hlein, !, acres Havana, 8, :i, 2j David Htelt7i.
Ins, 1,.11'ium'ciI leaf, b, 1,2.
.1. (t. Wilcox b)iighl trein Clnist. Alean Alean
tler, 1 acie H.vvnna, H, l,2;Cbrist Alexander,
, heed leaf S, I 2; .Jacob Hehrer, $ acies
llavaii.i, Hi, (liieiigh, no tillers j Hairy
.Shimi, I, aeies Havana, i. l,2;.IaceblTinblc,
.t acies Havana, l'Jij, I, 2; Mike .Smith, 1
acie Havana, s, I. Nulllleis.
M. Oppeiihoiiner beuglit in Mltlu lliltain
tlie follewing:
K. A. Hutu ii, :i acres, 2ijt ft, 2 ; V. K. Al Al
OAander, P, acies, 20, ft, 2 ; Jehn 1'lera, 1
acre, 1ft, ft, 2 ; A. A. llauna, :i, acres, 21, ft, 2;
Jeseph Miller, 2 acies, p,t, ft, 2; Heward
lliadley, 2acre, ;;e, ft, 2; all Havana seed.
II. II. Mlllei bought Imiiii N. II. Wells, t
acie, 11. 1, 2; Jacob llurhheiir, (wn II, ft, 2;
Jacob Ilcrstieur, l'i iwiep, it, l,2;iJelin
Killing !,, ncre, 'J, I, 2; nil seed leal.
In Oregon and viiiuity thn lollevvlug s.des
aie rei"jrlcd. Abiain (i. Klielliy ft acres
Havana te 1'iaiik Itulledge at 2s7 : Martin
Ceiney .1 acres Havana te Amu Hosteller
ler I J, 0. and 2 acres seed leal nt ll.lt. Jehn
Hruliakei te s.nne.1 acres ll.iv ana, II, I.
Mr. lCnchhntl, of Ilallimere, bought horn
fieiiiAbram ,. Shciik, et Maner, i acies or
Havana heed at 20, t, 2.
K.unucl Mihiie bought or M. 11. Boyd,
tglcn, 2 acies of Havana seed at 12, 2.
Mr. Ilencdict, aijent ter Mr. McLaughlin
bought liem J, W. Zimmerman Upper I.e.i I.e.i
ceck, ene aue or Havana at II, 0,2; and
trein Mr. Simpsen a let Ter which he paid 15
cents lei vi ippers.
In the viciultv el l.iudisville tholellouiug
eieps were beld: Heuiv (jamler, Danitl
Ktut7, Heuiv Haue, Havana, all te ene
party, en private terms. Abraham Kurt,
Havana, at la tents thieiigh ; Martin I.
liauy, Havana, 1ft, 1,2; iicni. Heir, Havana,
20, I, 2 ; Daniel Miller, III, 4,"2; Jno. Seigel,
Havana. 21',, 0, 2 ; IteuJ. Xelt, Havana, 10, 0,
:i ; A. stiller. Havana, 2.1, (5, :! j lieorge Maun,
li"), 0, It.
riime Ilre., el Pali v die, Inve puivhased
tlie lollevving lets in (Vruarveuaud vicinity:
Daniel Kdwaids, 1 aero seed leaf, 1ft, ti, ;t ;
1 aero Havana, 15, tl, II ; Jeseph Iduinger, 1
aero Havana, ft leuud ; 1 acie seed leaf, 12, I,
2 ; Jehn ItciUiiydcr, 1 acies seed leaf, 12, I, 2;
Millaid Iteuner, 1 aero seed leaf, 10, ft, !l ;
Geerge W. Himpsuu, 2'j acies seed leaf, in ,
round; Jehn l''eiein.ui,2'5 aerenseed leaf, 10,
0,3 ;G. W. Hii der, 1 acie seed leal, 12, 5, 2 ; J.
W. Steltluss, P4 acres, seed leaf, 11', ft, 2 ;
Jonas Stelt7fuss, I ii'teh, 11, -1,2; oteplien
Kteltluss, 2acies, 12, ft, 2; Ames Steltrfuss,
2j acies, 10, 5, 2; lMnicl Hpetti, P4 acres,
11, I, 2 ; Jehn Grille, 1 acre, 10, -I, 2 ; Isaac
Styei.lacre, 11, 1,2; Clinten Tieub, 2 acres,
it, 0, 1,2 ; same, 1 aero Havana, 0,1, 2 ; Jehn
Thompson, P, acies seed leaf, 10, (1, 1,2;
Mine, 1 acie Havana, 10, 0, -I, 2.
.Samuel Moeto has bought tlie lollevving
leLs.lu Cu'iuaiven : William Shirk, 2 acres
Havana, 10, 0, II ; William MtCaa, 2 acies, 10,
ft, 3 ; same, 1 a re, 12, 1. 2 ; lthuleu Giiriuiu,
1 acre, 10, 0, II ; I hi, id Claik, 1 acres, 10, (S, J;
Henr Tamers, 1 iieui, Ui, &, -I.j , , ,
Meinckaud Wilsen, mf i;oceHon,iCbester
(anility, liave hild ei)lit( acires 'of Tlavann
lolucce te Steiner A Ce., or Lancaster. They
received 20 louts fur wiapiiers, t) ler heeeuils,
and 2 Ter gieuiid leaves. Tills is tlie lirstiuid
only crops that has been sold in l'oeesou
township, although a laige amount vvasraised
last ear.
mi: m:vv mmii; maukiii'.
I'ieiii tlie Tobacco Leaf we niake the fel
low ingeMiacts:
Western Leaf Tlie week lias net been an
ai'tive one, though ve nole inipihy fiem
iii.iuufactureiH and sales te them, and for lor ler
elgn atveunt. Tlie trade In new tobacco
seems te lie hi isker at this tline'than in lor ler
nier ears, owing te tlie scarcity el doslr.ible
old sle-k.
Tlie situation of tlie uiaiket is exeelient,
Italy aiiueiiiii lug an avvaid for 2.",000 hogs
heads, ineliidliig 1,600 heavy Clarksville ler
Apiil.'ie. This extra demand lretn tlie Ital
ian Kegie Is an unexiticted and delightful
Ihmiii -te sellers, if net te buyei-s. Light tear
sold at 7(3,11 and heav y leal at 8l."i.
Virginia l.eal A llllle niore activity was
shown this week In Virginia leal. Heme geed
sales weie made of roumieu expeit teKuvu
and a lew sales of geed oxpeit leaf, Tliore
was net milclij demand ten bright, tobacco.
Tlie usual nuantHy or 'jrighteiittcrsniul a
feW vv rappers comprised the Biiles. A lnrgtt
uuantity of scraps lias been sold here within
this week. Prices, 7, 11U.
Seed Leaf Trade has shown no sign of Iin Iin
prevnient during tlie jnist week. Kvery
thing Is being purchased In small parcefs,
and very little is sold that does net occasion
a less te tlie seller. Helders or 1882 Pennsyl
vania are net inclined te pait with their goods
at tlie prices ellered for them, mid liouce low
sales el this tobacco are made. The 18S3 Penn
sylvania Is being worked oil' gradually, and
as iiiauulacturerH (-an work as binders
that which was originally intended ler
wrappcars, at tlie pilees pai.'i lorutiieyiieein
it a geed article te buy. Tlie 1S81 Pennsyl
vania continues te be sold, and btfore a gicfit
while tlie niarkt t must 1st entirely bain of
this toliacce.
Tlie losses Incurred by packers last year
have lundethcm cautious In buying doubtful
crejH of the new tobacco. Much mom has
been deuu In Wisconsin than In any ethor
state. A number of our largest packers w he
went te Pcimsylvaula lpr the puqtoseol buy
168.
ing new tobacco lmve returned alter making
some punlnises.
One firm said te us: "We have a large
nicking house In Lancaster, but we have net
bought a pound or tlie 1881 Pennsylvania ns
yet; H Is u nlee leaf, line and silky, but It
lias viille veins.'' Certain large firms who
in previous years have been heavy Investors
have net yet commenced buying.
Spanish Havana llllerH sell ,erv moder
ately : ;,'() bales changed hands at imm 80 te
tefl.15.
Hunialra lftO Uiles vvere tal.cnatfieni$l.:t0
le 9I.MI.
JVtir A slight Improvement was ioneptl ieneptl ioneptl
ble In this branch. In addition te the usual
deinaud there was an extra Inquiry for old
bright Hand 12 inch, low grades, tlie stock
or which Is very much leduced both here
and In llaltlmere. Prices continue linn, and
Ihere are no Indications el recession, leal nil
ing se bighas te pievcnt It. P.xperts, 101,029
iKiunds.
flunking--Increased sales are lejKitled or
both common and flue goods.
Ci'ars Meid activity was observable In
tlie cigar in.u kut.
I lim V Wcrkly Iteiieil.
Sales el seed led tob.i'-ce reported ler ihe
Lnii:i.i,kii:nci:h by.LS. (tans' Sen A-Ce.,
toUteed brokers, Ne. 131 Wider street, New
Turk, for tlie week ending March 10, 1885:
100 cises, 188.!, Pennsylvania, 8Cyl2'iU ;
UK) cases 1882, Pennsylvania, lt12c ; 200
eases 1881 Peims.vlv aula, 7(ij,nc. ; 1W) ciises,
188.!, St-ile Havana, 82lc.; 200 cnes, Sun
dries 50t28c- Total, l.OftO cases.
The Tiitniece .loie mil hi lt: editorial re
view el tlie market sas: In looking ever
tlie lepoilnef H,lesef '81 tobactes it: the coun
try, esieeially these el Peimsylvanl.i, a pleas
ant lealuie is met with in the, as a whole, low
liiuiaiien ei prices, neie anil ttieru a gissl
round liguie aiipeais, but tlie mass Is verging
upon rales which isTiuit the bone that the
views el exiKirtcrs ran be met this vear.
Seme el the Havana seed el 'si Peuusvl
.-.. . ....... - .
vanla aie maivels In sie, textuie and
gloss. They surpass the lines! Sumatia
that overeaine le this country ; but tbeiu ex
ists tee much vvell-gieimded suspicion ro re
gatdiug tboiipieai,i''eol this tobacco, when
once tliieugh lei mentatien, as te create an
overwhelm leg excitement among tlie liuyeis.
The little 'M Peniisylvauia llavau.i seed
glow n was beautltul lielore packing times;
it resulted in heavy buses te Investors. It
tlui'sl Peiiusvlvaulallavati.iseed eropsheuld
iiirueiii wen in six meniiis irem new, ine
predlLlieu that tint days el Sum.itia hi (Ids
country are numbered, is in place.
Pennsylvania has a large nu mbei et toliacce
giewuis witli siiM'iiei' iutelllgeuce ami oiln eiln oiln
catien. AVby can't they devi-e means liy
whicli the dcterierallug ( lunges in the le.il
during tlie fermentation process can be
avoided? Why handle the lender Havana
sied plant like the bulky, cearse grained
native seed ? 1 1 thocliiiiatiuiulliieiice changes
the leaf alter it is packed, why net overcome
it by improved means or pi (nervatien ?
I'lillnilclplila .VMrkcl.
Trade continues te impiove in all Inanities
and priees are Mini. Cigar niiuutactuieis
aieseaiehing Torgeod learauil they find It In
'M Pennsylvania which has the call ever all
others.theiigh thcteis geed item ind for ether
varieties. .Sumatra has Its special Ii lends, ami
will sell.
Havana sells m very niie lets at lull
ligiires.
ltcveipls ler Iho week-4itl e.ises innisll
eut, 117 eases Pennsylvania, SI eases Ohie,
1.17 cases Yerk state,7.t cases Wisconsin, 10
bales. Sumatra, 111. I bales I lav ana and lliibhds.
Viigiiiiaatid Western leal leh.it si.
Sale fur ileuiestic nse la cises Con Cen
liectieut, 713 cases Peniisylvauia, 21 cases
HeusMtnnlc Havana, 10 cases Little Dutch, 72
cases Ohie, ft'i cases Vel k stale, 10 eases Wis
consin, 10 bales Sumatra, 1 0,1 1 rales Havana
ami II hhds Western leal In transit direct le
in. mul. u tuiers.
Ltportedef leal tobaite Te Liverpool, ft2,
101 Itis; te Glasgow, llft,8l7 Ids; te ItarbadiHM
and Trinidad, 2,8 U Ihs ; leLd, !K),S2I ltis.
Netitlit'rn mul Wc-lern .M.itkttrt.
Iteieits Irem all sections or the Seuth and
West show cnceuiaging.utlvity inthe (oli.iae
trade.
Halls vh. Woeilni Cieii t.
t'lein the Toliatce Jein nut.
Having tailed te Incline Coiigre.it te in
crease Iho duty en Sumatia, tir, at least, lead
the Importation et this tobacco with mere re
strictive measures; growers and dealer; in
seed leaf aie exerting their ingeniilly te bat bat
tle with this hydra-headed enemy el our
tobacco culture w itlieiit the aid el legislation.
We have frequently pointed out in tbese
miliums the advisability of t hanging our
mode of (lacking seed "leal. The wooden
cases am well enough adapted for tlie display
of Imaginative tares; but ler Iho lei menta menta
teon el leal or fei less expensive traus(orta traus(erta traus(orta
tien, they sue, and always have, lernied In
adequate means. In haidly any ether eoun eeun
Iry in the world is leaf tobacco packed In
cases. All L.LStaud West India tobaccos, as
well as these el Seuth America, are lucked
in bales and the lermeiitatieii et the tobacco
in such pack iges has been found quite satis
l,u lery in all climates. Tlie preierence ler
Sumatra in this country lies a geed deal with
Iho inode it i packe'd in. 'Iho taie is an
almost positive one, figuring between I and 0
pounds. The examination and sampling of
a hale is a much easier and lesi expensive
matter than that of a ease et seed leal, while
the Ireight en a ct-se averaging a tare el ene
bundled pounds amounts te very lotpeUablo
sums teeveij sblpjier.
A change in this dheUien is being begun.
Seveial large packers el '81 Wisconsin are
new engaged in packing their tobacco in
bales, the exact shape and sioef the Sumatra
bales, The last dilleriug but little fiem that
which holds Sumatia has beeu obtained fiem
manutacliirersel cane goods In this country.
Tlie hands, instead el' being tied vv ilb leal',
aie (led with bast, allbrdmg quite a Having.
The Inle will weigh en an average or 17ft
pounds and the shipment el tlie toliatce
packed in this manner will cost considerable
less than the tobtcee packed in cases.
Several packers will sliu t at packing '81
Pennsylvania Havana in tlie same manner
next week. They expect te find the tobacco
in a great ileal better condition, alter it has
sweated, than II' it bad been packed in cases.
This new way or attacking Sumatra iscauv
ing much anxiety among the seed leal inr
specters, whose occupation will be among
the recoitlsel past and valiant deeds, If the
ventures prove nuccesdiil.
A VVHi-'n Attempt at Sultlilr.
' Mtiv. Nivhelas Kunl, living with hoi hus
band and three small children at Kuterprise,
six miles lieni Titusville, P.l, tlievv a pistol
finin her skct as the lauiily sat down te
lueaktast Sunday meiiiiug, pointed it at her
side, and, bidding laiewell le her IiiisIkiiiiI
and children, pulled the liigger, sending:!
bullet Inte her body en tlie It'll side, just
below the ribs.
Tlie alarmed husband juniie(l Irem his
chair tee late te stay the woman's baud, and
when he had laid her en a bed In the next
loom she hogged him loge and leave her te
tile. A physician who was called In probed
In vain for the ball, and Mrs. Kufitz new lies
in n precai ions condition.
Tlie only conceivable cause ler the deed
was the fact that the husband and wile lived
unhappily together.
A JMrtlianil u Weman lliinccil liy a Med.
The Chicago liitcr-QccmCa Omaha, Neb.,
special, says: About ene o'clock tut Sunday
nieinhig alxitit eighty masked men went te
the heuse where Themas Jonas and Mrs.
Tayler lived, near Spring H.iuche, Clay
county, took them te a bridge a low leds
away and hung them tlioielioiu. They were
Hupimseu te have been implicated In recent
robberies hi that vicinity, and in tlie murder
of IMwiulteberts n month age. Four ethor
persons in' the heuse at the thne were tied
and gnat ded until daybreak. Three of them
vvere warned te leave the county. Notlce
was also served en William and Jehn Jenes
te leave the county within thirty days, or
sutler the same jieuidty.
Aniriliaii Iiiterel In fluiiteiiiala.
The secretary of the navy has instructed
Commander Wiles, of the Vautlc, new tit
"New Orleans, te go le Livingstone, Guate
mala, cniuiuiinlcate with Iho Aincifcau old eld
ciaW at that place, and use e ery exertion te
protect American Interests.
The president of the Ceutiiil Seuth Ameri
can eable company telographed from New
Yerk te the secretary or the stiite that " he
had information that a vessel, supposed te
bavelieeu sent by the government or Gitatn
mala, was en its way te cut the cable line,"
He naked protection ler the company's property.
THE LITTLE RED HULL
1 lit! HKASV TnATVt.KAUBUAXA rf.NVl!
ASIt 1HKU tlAMV.
Clia.ril rreiii One lllvrr le I lie Other Itiei-
Iiir Willi Hfvrn lliillcU III III, llel).
Nllr en Murrsy Hill Ne linn In-
Jurril I'HlnllliR Mm Tumi lied.
A gatcmau w he was watching si small en
trance In Iho high plank fence aieund Ager's
slaughler-yard, at I'orly.sevcnth street, and
thoKastriver, New Yet k city, at neon en
Monday, becoming interested in the eelise,
began te stare nt the sun through n bit of
smoked glass. Whllohewas thus engaged
allttle red bull lelt Iho herd In Iho ard
and walked through thegateway, and vvhui
the gateinan turned his gae Irem heaven te
earth the little bull was in Forty Hevcnth
street, and had headed vv estward w Hit si slew
but stately trot. Ileiiuan tirubc, the ueuli-
gent gateinan, tluew down his bit or black
ened glass and started nller the bull. Hew as
a shaiiely imlmal. He had a small lilack
patch en his left shoulder, Ids neck was
thick and bis horns weie stubby. Tlie warm
sunshine kissed his ml ilaukssind made him
reel geed. He tossed his head in the ait,
gave a couple el sunt) snorts and increased
his pace as Grulie tliew nesu him.
" HiKidhltn oil 1 Head him oil 1" cried
Iho gatcniau te two iiii-ii who weie crossing
First avenue, just ahead of the bull.
The men plated themselves r.ucl'ully out
or loath or possible danger and ene cried
"Shoe J" in a loud veite, wliile Iho ether
thiew aHtoneaud stuick the little red bull en
the Hank. A mangy little cur. md two small
boys who saw the man thtew thosteuo ran
alter Iho bull. The cur sprang at his nose
and the boys began pelting him witli stones.
An apiile seller en the corner struck him
with :i brick. The bull began tedlsplay some
teuiicr sit these interruptions, and be dis
charged a kick at the deg's head, but his aim
was bad, and he missed the head by alHiutau
eighth nl an inch. Tlie cut ictiiriicd te his
work with renewed real, and tlie little bull
sttucK a Koas-yeii-pleaso gall stialght west
through Forty-seventh" slieel, with bis tail
elevated sit an angle of thiity-tue tlegtees,
and i-iinting in the diitstien el Hunter's
Point.
ivvunei.N neus i.n ri'iisrn.
limbo followed alter him as best he ttuihl,
ciiisinglhe bull, the small boys and (heir
deg by turns. Othei Isivs and etlicr dogs
seen joined in the pursuit. Pelkeiiuu Clark,
el the Fifty-liist strict station, was slaiiiliug
at Stroud avenue, ruminating en tlie excel
lence of civil sen Ite reform, vv lien the little
ttsl bull, new going at a lull gallop, swept
down the sltle street. Twe decu dogs of
high mid low tlegree, vv ere barking and snap
ping at bis he-id ami het Is. motley throng
of boys and men lelfmvcd alter. Policeman
Clark cried out 1
'Stand back, tliete, je while Oi took his
mate."
The human crowd fell b.uk, but thoi'-iiiiue
pursuers yelled en In hind. Clark tiled and
si yellow tleg diepieil out of the nice, mid
gnawed nt his leg, vvbeie tlie xdit tun m's
bullet had Liken etlect. Twe moie shots ami
asiiddeii jump by the bull showed that he
bait been struck, All ofhisgeod temper was
goue by this tinie ; his eyes were rolling ami
he lanwllh lewcrctl head and bems htsikiug
and kicking viciously at the pa' k of tlegs.
When be i cached Thlnl avenue, Forty Ferty Forty
heveuth stieet was in n tumult. Nurse girl's,
old women, men and Iniys lied beleiu the
wild rush et the pursuit or joined in the pro pre
cession ami aimed bricks, sticks or stones
or whatever caine haudv te thtew
at the bunted animal. Hcvci.il silko silke
men en the way leek the bull for a
targit and be steed the nisiladu biavelv.
Justus the bull had es.ai'd collision w i(h
otieol thoiieii pillars et tlie elevated read a
policeman esnisl Ilre en him at sheit
i.iuge Irem behind a truck. A bound in the
air and si short Icllew or agony showed that
be had Ixsin phet ami bleed seen dyed the black
spot en Ins shoulder a bright red. At Lex
ington avenue, the bull tinned south. An
old Irish woman stetHl directly in Jds path
way. She seemed paralyzed with Jear, mul
unable In get out of the way. With a deep
mean the bull sprang at lift, knocked her
down and swept en down tlie avenue with a
bitet tlie old woman's calico til ess Muttering
en the end or bis born.
"Miirtbcrl" cried the old woman. "I'm
kilt, ler hIiiiie!"
She wsis picked up .mil leuud tobeimhuit.
Down Lexington avenue te Tliltty-clghth
stieet, the bull lushed with the eiewil, new
numbering fully .Mm, :i scuie tlegs ami a
policemen, close at bis heels. Tlie stieet
was lull el ladies ami il'lldicn, who weie
viewing the sun through smoked glasses.
They lied Irighteiietl bclote the i.iewd and
took lOfuge en the steeps. At Fortieth
Mlcct a Ixiy cariying a iitclicref milk', in
getting out of the way, It'll and the white
liquid spiead ever Iho strict. Sonic of the
tlegs dropped liehiud te lap it up. At Thirty
eighth ilicet a Kilicftiuau shot a big short
tailed bundle tleg that had been tleing noble
sen he. At Tbiity-seventh street, a little
cur fell lfuie the policeman's deadly aim,
lolled ever yelping and bit the dust. The
bull turned vvest again at Thirty-sixth
street.
MumtAV mi. i. i:fi ii;n.
On through the quiet precincts el Murray
Hill tlie yelling chase went. The windows
of brownsteno mansions along the route vvere
Idled with spectators. The bull's Hanks
were dripping with bloody foam, he breath
ed heavily and tlie pursuers yelled with
delight as tlieysaw by his lowered tail, dis
tended nestnls anil slackening pace that he
was rapidly getting wcakei. llut seldom
haspe game an animal given the ioliceor the
city se pioleugcd a chance te display their
bad marksmanship. A nurse ghlllcd be
fore him at Sixth avenue, and lie ran evci
the baby di riage she lelt behind, smashed it
le bits and rolled tbeiulaiit into (he gutter,
whete it was loud all light. A Sixth avenue
bel-t.iil air that stepped his passage had ene
et its windows biukeu as the animal crashed
into it. The passcnucis hi the car became
panic-stricken and Miss Mary Greene, el Ne.
!il2 West r'tirly-elghtli street, who was en
beaid, had te be helped, In a (.tinting condi
tion, ten di ugstere, wheiu she watievlved
by the usoet bartshetn.
The hull bad paisetl ever Ihis route much
quicker than it lias taken te tell it, ami when
he reached Kighth avenue, going along
Thlitv-slxtli streelhe was badly winded, hut
as full or light as ever. The tlegs barked at
his heels tirelessly; the crowd kept up Its
Iho of bilcks and ether missiles. At Kighth
avenue tut old man who was ciessiug the
stieet, Wiisdlrcctly in the way of the infuii
atetl beast, it diverged fiem its stialght line
tureiigu ine iiiiiitiiuei ine sueci long eneugu
te rush at Iho old man, who lay down, ami
the bull tvisscd ever him, trampling him
untier-ioei, nui uui seriously injuring nun.
At Ninth avenue, (lie little letl bull upset a
peanut stand and gored a deg.
At F.leventh avenue, Policeman Hubert
Maglnley joined In the puisult- His rovelvor
was leaded In every chamber. JuiiininguiMm
a passing truck he made the driverdiive
alongslde the iiauting, but still imcemiucrcd
brute, anil with the pistol point almost behind
tlie animal's ear, he emptied live bands into
Ills haul. At each dischaige the bull would
meinciiLully stagger and given piteous lol lel lol
levv. Hut he ran en with seven bullets in Ids
body till midway between Klevcnth and
Twelfth avenues, whero he tell in the stieet
exhausted. A policeman ran up, and placing
tlie 111117I0 of Ids pistol directly In the curl
In his forehead, tired. The little red bull
rolled his eyes upward, Ins limbs trembled
anil with it convulsive movement of the body
he was dead. The pack of yellluirdegs were
driven away befere they could sink their
teeth In the qulveiing llesh ; the dead animal
was leaded en the truck ; Giube, led lu'tbu
face and blown with bis wild run, climbed
up and took ase.it beside the tl river, and by
the same route he passed ever under such
ililUc uit citcuiustauces, the little red bull was
driven back. He was the property of Pat lick
McKeen, el Ne. tttfl Third avenue.
A MUtllrt'clctl l.t-tlir.
'Ilieie Is at the protlienntary'sollieo a letter
addressed " Geerge H. Klrby, esq., dork,
prothnnetary olllee, Lancaster, Laneaster
Ce. Pa." Tlie letter is pest-marked " Kirk's
Mills, Pa., Mar. II." Thore Is no man 'named
Gee. II. Klrby at the prothenotary's olllee or
known by the protueuutary or his cleiks.
LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1885.
WAS VAHSKht. ilVlLTV Of TJUCA&UlTt
Illitt tiMtlen of III, ManlffMe-llulilln'ii CorMiiii CerMiiii CorMiiii
tlen 0iieKrtl le Dm I'rlnre's Mll,
Mr. Parttell It apjiears Is te In) attacked
rreui an entirely new quarter. Tlie manifesto
read by Mr. Clancy at the meeting of the
Nalloiiallstpectlon or tlie Dublin munlclial
council en Thursday last has been suliinllled
tothe solicitors ler the crown. The iiiaui iiiaui
fesle was an expression ortheatliliido pieper
te be observed by the National League
towards the Prlnee or Wales during his com
ing visit te Ireland. II advised Nationalist (e
maintain an attitude eT reserve, te make no
hostile demonstrations mid no expressions of
welcome, and deelaicd that the visitor (he
PiIiku and Pilncess of Wales te I10
I.1111I was InopiKirtiine whlln an liusjieak
nbly Indecent coteile remalntd In Mi.stessleii
or Dublin Castle. When Mr. Clancy
read (he niaiilleste he announced that it was
lieni Mr. Parnell and In Mr. Sexten's baud
wilting. Jehn Dillen denied the authen
ticity or the document. On Saturday Mr.
Parnell admitted that Mr. Clancy'sslateiucul
was con 1 ct and ex plain til that tlie document
was profited Ter Mr. Clancy's personal ill
ret Hen ami nse and net forpublicatlen at the
time as a manlfesle. On Friday the National
League Issued a in.milesle embodying (he
sentiments contained hi the document icad
by Mr. Clancy and el which the latter was
apparently the drall.
'Iho whole matter has Ik en placed Is'loie
the 1 tow 11 solicitors, and these lawyers have
tendered an opinion that the manifesto el
Thursday is a treasonable ileruinunt. Ills
believed tbatlhe gevcruiutiil will bcosenio
sevete action upon the opinion of Iho snliti snliti
ters, but Its action is awaited with interest.
ThoierHratlon of Dublin, by a vote el II
le 17, tcec(cd si motion te picsciit an add 10.1s
te the Prince el Wales en the iit'casieu of his
visit 011 April stb. During thodebate tin the
prejMiscd addicss Timethy Daniel Sullivan,
home rule member or parliament ler West
Meath county, ilescilhcii tlie ptope-'tl visit
el Iho Piiiicoel Prince el Wales as 1111 attempt
le ililieally whilewasb Dublin Cast 1 0. "All
the is-rliiiiii-sef Aiaby," cued out Mr. Sulli
van, "could netjsweelen Dublin C.islle."
This ext lamatleii was reteliisl with iheeis.
l-.iuicK r.gaii, ptesttieiiiei 1110 lilsn Nat
ional Leaguu el Ameiica, has ttxeived a
crible message lieni Timethy Harrington, M.
P., announcing Iho decision of (he Dublin
1 nrptiralinii te 1 el use te extend hospitalities
te the Piince ami I '1 lines of Wales. Mr.
Fgau ti'legi.iphctl in icply: "Manly atti atti atti
ttuloet Dublin corporation will wild thrill of
pihle te every tine Irish heart. In the
11.111100I Iiinh National Leiigue of Amerita
thank (I "
m;.v.ite ii.ii.iK',i ttUci'KtiHUH.
Allet ncy fit ucral ltt,rj;i, (.ray rurrlc. Oil llitt
Isfiiitteilitl I'rle In Urlatfitit-,
Tlie scnateisldp ill Delaware was decided
in short ertlei Monday night and Gray wen
by. 1 narrow margin. AslaleasH e'chskan
arr.iugeiuent was made iK-twccn the 1 .010
and Mailiu tiicii whitli i.iuiu within an aie
et giving the former the vitlery. Martin had
but live votes and these sign oil lofeinooior
te Lere as siHiii us their sticnglh would elect
him. The lre men 1 ounted en 10 votes t it
t.tm 011 Iho llrst li.illet ami these with the
.Martin men would have been enough, us
Kepreseutative Ile.nn's alisence, Ihreugh
sickness, in ule 1ft votes a majority of the
caucus. On the llrst ballet, however. Lere
It'll sheit 0110 vole. It was that of .Senater
Cav cutler, of Kent, who, although he hail
net tiiiiuuHUtl hiim-dr, vvas itganleil sill
along as lei Lere, lie voted a blank, as did
also Senater Mustard, of Susst-K.' While
ttiay's vote was 1.1, Martin get hlsjfi vetesand
LoreO. On the second ballet Sujiater Cav
cutler anil Mustard voted ler GJny.giving
him la voles and tlie caucus iHiiiiluatfen.
Ijeic again nveivetl '.land Martin 'ft. Ol the
ten members rutin New Castle deuiily six
vettsl fel Lere 011 both ballets.
Gi.iy will lill llayard's se.it ably itml well.
He isas handsome a man as can lj) leuiitl in
thei euntry, a iit-iretl Apelle in form, ever
six ftet in height, with hi it k nyeiuiid hair a
little thin en the lop or his head. He is a
Uncut speaker, with 1111 easy and pleasant
maimer. Already it is pi odd led that ill a
lew yens he w ill be felt in tlie S"uale. Gray
is lorty-live yiars old. He was apiMiiutcd
attorney general in I1"'.! for live years by
Governer II, ill, aiiij was re.ipKtinttsl by Gov Gev
ei nor Slecklev last l.ill for another term of
llveyeaia. This is thoenlv eiln tihe has ever
heltl.
G 1 ay's eleit ion as st-natei makes .1 vaiancy
in the atteiuev generalship, and already can
didates are being spoken or ler that iisitfeu,
pi euiiiient among whom .110 Deputy Attorney
tieiieial Cooper, the present SMiker el the
Senate, and Jehn II. Paynter, or the Sussex
bar, son-in-law of Governer Sim kley, who
makes the appointment.
imiiii nrritA that jx ijilaj:
lltn llitirlAl'eliit.in I'lt-HtMit " Oltlt-llt" le a
ratltvil HeiiMV lMt l-v.'itltip:-
I'lilleu epeia hoiii-e was packetl last night
unthetilst iipKar,iiit'u nt the Harris Opera
company in "Olivelte. " The management
when the building was tilled refused te sell
any uioie tickets, and many jN'ople were
turned away Imm the detus. The perfor
mance vvas quite .1 geed one, and ,it would
have lK'cii!!Xcellont,butlertho iuabililyofthe
littlowemauwhotfKiktliotitlerolotDsieiipiii
stature and vocal requirements te thu part
or Oltccttc. Despite this defet t it is net May
ing tee much when it ississertetl tint it is as
geed a presentation el And rail's charming
epeiaas has ever Ihcii given in thUcily. In
(he putsel fVitriicet and Itnthililn il was
suiierier te any.
'i'lie audicnce w,n libtu.il in it 1 applause
and the ptetty nuinlicra et the epcia were
etithusl.istically eiitsnetl. Mr. Frank Deshon,
as Oi'Hfiictif, and Miss A 1111I0 Cuter, as JJu
lliilih; wen lavorlreiu thestait. The make
up, couleillons and singing et the termer,
while boiileriiigen tlie gietesqiie, weie veiy
entei tabling ; and Miss Caittir'srichcotitialle
voice ami natural noting ninth enhanced her,
personal charms.
The ether p.ut.'t were capibly taken, with
the exception noted, and the chorus, though
small, showed attunes sin prising strength.
All in all il was a geed entertainment, and
tliueHra lieuse is well worth a visil dining
the cempany's' slay. This evening "Tlie
t'hiniea et Normandy" will be rendered.
JIM) IO HUltSE HALV.H.
f'ftqilii I'ieiii 11 lllMttiiit Coming le Iluy Liin
cithlrr Stepprri.
Auctioneer Howe began selling lieies at
Colv m's mIe vesleitlay aftornuen, ami by
evening every one in the stable had lieen dis
posed of. The animals aie all drlvers and
well-knew niii theeily. The pricesf woie as
lollews : Pair 10.111 lierses, $200; 10.111 horse,
" Hill,"$li2.ft0; luyiiisue, "Ilelle," 5175;
cieain horso"Jec," jj200; bay mare,"Fanny,"
9J11.SU; bay 111.ne, "Satlie," ?118 ; seirel
mare, " Nell," fNS ; sorrel horse, " Pipe Line
Heb," 5152 ; grey hnrse, " Dik-," $112.50 ; pair
sorrel marcs, " Cricket " ami " Kale," f 112 j
two saddle horses, fleo and f Ifd ; bay horse,
" Goerge," fJtK) ; lref black hors'es, $.'st();
iMiny and plueten, f l(l," ; " Hlack, Hell Hell
Jeunder," f 112. The sale aiueuuteit teftl,-
110.2'.), and all the property was net disposed
of, ewinu te tlie inipraich of iiiirlitf:ilL
Thos.ile drew a large nmnlier of preniincnt
horsemen lieni ditlcrent places auilagrc.it
many of the animals were purchased by ioi' iei' ioi'
seus residing out of the county.
i.iki.v.n'h sai.i:.
Samuel Hess, auftlenecr, sold at publlu
Kile yesterday for Daniel' liOgan, at his stables,
this city, seventeen head of line Canada
horses at an avonige prlce citiyi jwr head.
One julr sold for fillO.
A Weniaii Slaja a Diplomat.
A Hruskels girl en Monday fellow cdv the
Japanese tharge d'alValrcs In The Hague te
Potterikuu, and shot him in the head with a
lovelver. She then attempted te commit
suicide by stabbing hersell with a dagper,
but only Indicted a slight wound. The
wounded man subsequently died In a hosni hesni
lid. He had premised te marry the gill, who
learned that he was married already, and
thathls wlte was coming te The Hague.
fatal Kiplu.ien ofnllellr.
A beiler at the colliery of Lawiouce it
llrnvvu, at Malieuy Plane, Pa., e.pleded
Monday aaernoen. Ames Grinder, tlie llro llre
inaii, was iu badly Injured thai he diett seen
afterwards. Anether man named Craw fold
and 11 boy named Smith wero severely In
j 111 oil. The colliery. wll be Idle for bevend
w eeks, N
THE NAUMAN ANSWER
101111: 111 1.1. is i:QVirr or Tin: nr.y.
m:itsus J.STA TL'.
Tlie Ktl.illenn That llnl.li-il llclurtli thn Iwitn
Ames H. IIcmiIitmiiiiiiiiI III, I), milliter mul
I
Htni-lii Ijiw Tlie i:iriitllliura tin
Mr. Nuitiiian'it lltiu.r.
Following Is the answcrol'Gisirge Natiiuau
and LI7I0 H. Naiiiuati (e (he bill In eipilty
recently tiled by Iho administrator el' Iho
Hendersen estate te discover assets tr the
estatoallegetl te 1st In their imssctsieu :
1. Thev admit the Tacts set birth in Iho Hist
paragraph or the plalntill's bill.
2. They Iwllove the r.u ts set forth in the
second paiagr.iph or the plalntill's bill te be
true.
J. They admit the facts set lettli In the thiid
paragraph el thu plaiutlirs bill.
I. They admit the latts set birth In the
fetltlh ialagiaph or the plalntill's bill.
ft. Thfv-admit the lads sol forth in Ihelillh
paragnii'li of the plaiutlirs bill, but there
vvas liirther .1 parel agreement lielween Iho
said AiiiesS. Hendersen ami llieaild Geerge
Nauiiiau, that buslieuld pay f250 per year le
(I10K.1I1I AiiiimS. Hendersen, dining the Lit
ter's Hie.
0. Te the sixth p.iiagi.iph of plalutilPs bill
they answer that oil May 7, lhH3, the Mid
Ames 8. Hendersen vvaseiigagetl hi tlie busi
ness or banking, In theeily el Laucas(er,and
had bi en se engaged si nte 1851. I'ieiii tlie
vear InM he was in partnership with lien. 1.
II. Hiester, Jehn K. Keed and Davitl Sliult.,
until (he withdrawal et the latter In IsMi;
lieni hW, with Jehn K. Htedautl Hen. Isaac
C. i Hester, until the death or the latter in
1871 ; fiem s7l, with Jehn IC. Heed, Until the
ileal h of the latter in 1Ns2; and Irem 18S2 be
t-eiultif led the buslnesi alone. The various
llrms wllb vvbitli he was connected always
enjoyed thu highest crttlil, and bis own
ci edit was unquestioned up te his death,
every demand bein.; promptly met.
7. They admit Iho iactssct lerlh in the sev
enth paragraph el the plalntill's bill. They
lurllier answer lli.-u lliesaiu eenveyant e was
aifepletl by them in tlie most crlect geed
failhantl under the following circumstances.
The premises eon v eyed adjoined the heuse
in width tliOHald metS. Hendersen resided,
anil he ousted thereon, in tlie year I80'l, a
two-storied house of luudern Niw, which was
Inthatjcar ecciiiied by thu ilelentlauts at
his icipicst. The prtqierty was then sisiesseil
in thu name or the said Guirge Nauiiiau, mul
he lliei caller paid all Lixert, cost of repairs,
impievemenls, 11111I all ether expenditures
connected witli the pteierly, and, after thu
year 1ST I. paid, In ad'litloiijthercte, an annual
rent of$2fte, which was the full rental value
or the premises occupied by thu defendants.
He bail, up te lKN'l, exicudetl a colisitleiable
amount el money upon the house and let oc
cupied by tlie defendants. In the spring of
lss.1, .the defendants, having six chlldieii,
ami tee Heuse being tee small ler incir proi prei
er accommodation, it becitne necessary
either te enlarge the said heuse or te meve
tlicrelrem te soine ether dwelling. Li?le II.
Naum.ui Is'ing unwilling te leave tlie ncigh ncigh ncigh
horliettd, her lalhei being then iilmut 70 years
of ag,", the Mid Gtsirge Naum.111 agretsl te
enlarge the heuse at his own exs'Iihc, pio pie
vitled that it could Isi done with some ilell ilell
nlte understanding and witli some assurance
that tboexMiiditiire would eniiie te his Mid
wife's licncMU The. said Lizzie II. Nauiiiau
sHike toiler l.dher, and he ellered tot envoy
ami did convey the premises dcseriltcd in
the plalutilPs bill te his said daughter, Iho
conveyance being in.ule with the intention
that the Mitl Geerge Naiiiuati should eulaige
and huiirove the said beuse, anil
thu Mitl Geoige Naum.ui did eulaige
and improve the sdd lieuse, ami all the
exiKnitlilurcs and liiipiovemeiils made by
him in se enlarging and improving the said
house were made with tlie knew ledge or the
Mid Ames 8. Hendersen and 111 accordance
witli plans made belore the Mitl con veyance
was made. And the Mill Geerge N.lunian
tlid jny the annual sum el SJ-'iO after the
Mitl coiiveyante, the mid conveyance having
been made iiimu a verbal agreement with the
Mitl Geerge Naum.ui that he should, during
Hie life time el' the said AiiiesS. lit tulerseii,
pay him annually ?250. Anil the Mid defend
ants ais'epted the Mid tenveyauie, and the
Mid Geerge Nauinan expended bis own
money upon the Mitl premises in the most
pet rect geed faith, ami without any knowl
edge en the part of the Mid defendants, or
either et them, that tlie slid Ames S. Hen Hen
dereon was insolvent, and without any rea
son en Hie p.ulel' either of llieni te believe
that he was insolvent, ami without any Idea
th.it he was making a greater prevision teri
Ids daughter than he was able te tle Ter each
or his lour children, or greatei thin vvas rea-.
sensible and proper under Ihuc lie uiust.iuies.
8. That Iho wiid Geerge Nauinan lias, sinte
IhOMitl tleetl erIav7, IknI, expended upon
tbuiuipievciuciit ei tlie Mid teal estate the
sum et l,702.0a, whith mid money was spent
in enlarging and iiupiuving the beuse
elected thereon ami the appurtenant cs, and
for this money se expended the defendants
iuakeclauu.mil ask te be allowed theielur,
ami the said delendauts answer tint this
money was expended by the mIi! Geerge
Nauinan in jierrect gtl faith ami for the
benefit of Ids wife and children, hu believing
Ins wile's title le the premises te be geed.
And he apicuds hereto a stale men I el the
payments 111 iking up Mid sum off 1,70-05.
Ami the Mid defendants further answer,
that they tle net knew new, el their own
knowledge, whether the Mid AmesS. Hen Hen
dereon was insolvent en May 7, 188.1, e r
whether he has a single creditor 111 Ids busi
ness new the tit Id te whom vvas 111 existence
Iheu, but they tle net desi 10 te raise lids
tiiiustieii, nor te raise tliu question whether
tlie consideration ler the conveyance wits
sulllcient ; they sue perfectly willing te ro re ro
ceuveydio premises te the administrator,
have never refused te de se, ami otter te tle
se new, but 011 condition only that they be
allowed ler the expenditure inatle by theui
in geed faith iiiniii Iho Jjprujiuity, and pray
tliat il be ordered that they shall 10-convey
iiHjii condition that, out el the proceeds ol'the
Mle or the premises, Iho Mid Geerge Nau
inan shall llrst be repaid by the Mitl adminis
trator ot'the estate el Ames S. Hciulei-seu,
deceased, his Mid exiK'iidituroef ?l,7fi'i.05.
And theysubmil themselves te the order
or this honorable court.
Gr.ouen Nausi.vn,
Lix.tilll. Naijman.
bclietlttle 0 I2iiendlturet liy lleutiie AViitiiitiii,
Jtierrcille in the Kmhth J'timtmph nf the
Antucr ;
Philip Htuklulifrir tl.fHJ e-J
lieorge M. SU'liiiinui A Ce .. 1 le 1-!
Ktails.V Ovuitltei i-Vl I-
1'i'tui Until MM
hiui-tlierA. 1'fclircr. .... IM l)
Siiin'l Itciietlltt ITUtiil
VV. II. Ilitciiiaii 2M 1'J
tl. Seller & Buns I'M te
Win. jlfC'liire linn
I'eiin'ii It. It. Ce 3S
l'eut. ,t lilt) -'Jit")
Win. WehlBCll , -1IM
.1. Veiiilt'lsndtll I'll")
h'.ll. Dinkelberg MM
lMllllilliX llle U." t)
A. is. XIcIieIh JLC'e Kl KS
Jelm Ileal 47ll
G.tireflngtr HI tut
B.iiiincl Flick 117 -ii
.lelm lliitk 10 .VI
II. Gilbert A tvm 1,'t tt
O. A.mcliiiulllcr , 'il i'i
II. MuI.aiiKliliu Hu
II. I.ceiiaiil i SO
.Muiitluill A Itcnglcr. VI 73
II, V. Ilaitiiiaii ti 77
r W'.Kry 1I'I7,I
W. .I.llatk, beii.V Ce ni a
C Cooper.... u 'ii
JI,7iiJ 05
ite n ni: i the jie.vA'k ihiawkk.
Tlie OnitltiiiltiTliiituY'oiuigStepf'Kriice llvlncetl
for Hlmliicits Dene lllm.
On Wednesday evening last, a boy about
15 years or age and very poorly clad, came
shfverlng te the restaurant of Jeseph W.
Tshudy, under the market lieuse. He told a
very pitiful tale, stating that his parents wero
Isith dead and he had no place te go. Mr.
Tshudy bccanie interested hi the lad and told
him he might remain with hhn at
thu restaurant. Slnce that thne thu lad'
has been doing odd jobs and at night
slept with Tshudy. This morning xvhen
the lattcrivwokethohoy wasinisslug. Tshudy
leuud that his bunch of keys hail been stolen.
He believed that the boy bad taken them le
go out for a short time and hu awaited Ids re
turn. He did iiotcenio and in tlie course
ofaceuplo hours Tshudy breke open thu
money draw te find that It had lceii
reblHid. Monday aftei neon he placed tj 1(1.02
in tlie drawer, and but 3.50 were In It when
opened. The boy elves his miincs Caleb
Towiisend. and he U believed te be Irem
I Coatesvllle,
MOIIHIMI A VIXlhAllKhVUlA 1IU1IE.
He Hrrkn I'rolrttleii In s Cjlittilniit Httcel Slere
mul U Item licit liy a I'lillct-iimn,
A de.ir, darling, dashing dude, Mitnteihig
down Chestnut slrcel, fell in with a let el
guying urchins en Monday afternoon, mid bo be bo
rero the torrlble youngsteis had get through
with him Iho "charmer " n;oelved nsovero
shock le his norveii'l syslcni mid had le lie
escerleil le 11 car by a stalwart resorve
olllcer. Uninlndrtil or Ids Inunlnent, awlul
tlanger, the young man, at rayed In
all the glories and aecosseriiH or dudodem
was carrying lilmseirMlIsi.ictorlly.aecertllng
te the ideas el" his class, and believiug th.il
the curious expressions 011 Iho r.wes el (he
isscrs-by wero but a maollesladeii of the
vveerul havoe which he fellmre hu was mak
ing vv itli the hearts or Iho " lair ones" wheni
no iiouereii wnn a smile. The uusviupa
thelli! small toy who gaped, laugheil and
yelletlat him gave the nice young man a'
pain, w hlcli seen lietame a torture. A II eyes
vvere directed te him, ami seen a lai go crowd
or men, women and children weie following
at his heels. "
The uiiloilunale tluilu began te twist his
Invisible mustache and whirl Ids c.inoipilte
fleieely. Ills fuitlve glances te (hu rear bo be bo
leketietl consternation.
At last, unable le longer bear tbutatiuti
and jeers of (hu crowd, the disciple el ies
(helie itlcas lushed riandcdly in a hatstoie
en Chestnut street, aliove Ninth, while the
throng, enraged by (he retreat, yelled and
shouted with derision.
"What Is It? What's the mallei ?" was
hcaid mi all sides,
"Wliy, it'satlude; didn't you see liiiu?"
was almost invariably the reply.
The excitement naturally blocked tlie
street and interfered vvllli business, se the
policeman en the he.it, in order te disperse
the mob, persuaded the young man le put
himself under Iho biotistlen el tlie law mul
get en a street car.
'Ihuiliule finally agreed te onto merw face
Ids tm iiieuterit, ami, witli tlie olllcer by hit
side, leieed Ills way through the ciewdaml
iKxirdcd a pissing ear. As tlie eiing man
tlrepped iiiteaseat in the coiner a parting
shout arose luiiu the creud, which seen
disieistsl.
1. 1 tiers of Ailiiuiilslratieii lir.iutt'il.
The following letters weie granted liy thu
register of wills, for the weckeudUg T1101
day, Maith 17 :
AiiviiNlsritATie.v Im.ic lliumuer, tle
eeaseti, 1.110 01 new 11011.11111 ; Dr. Jelin II
Kehler, New Helland, adiuhiistrater c t. :u
Davitl Miller, tleceasetl, lain of Salisbury
tewimhip; A. S. Trell b, lloueybieok, Ches
ter county, administrator.
Mary It. Tennis, tliss-asetl, l.doer Druiuore
township ; Samuel Tennis, Druniere, adinln adinln
istrater. llarbara A. Haer, tleceasetl, late or War
wick township; Kuiauuel S. Mitmich, Hast
Heinpliehl, ami .Samuel GiiiIk', Warwick,
administiateis.
Levi Waidley, tleccased, I.ite el Strasburg
borough ; Jehn Walilley, Strasburg, admin
istrator, c. t. a.
Hliz.i Klieily. tlecoi'-edjlato et Clay town
ship ; Isisiel S. KheiJy, Kast- Cocallce, atl atl
niinistraler. Alary Ann While, dortset!, late el Jlait Jlait
heiiu borough j J. M.tKnxinbiger, Maiihcim,
administrator. '
Hebecca Bether, doisatsetl, late of Adams
town ; William JJoeher.,AdHiiiRiovvn, admin
istrator. J,
Ti.siAMiJNTVitx---ITenry'M- Svyattley,
tlet easetl, late or li.sP"IIeinri!lliL township ;
Jacob 8. Tieut, Kast llcmplleld, executer.
Hcliiamin ltuth, dccc-asetl, latoef Umcaster
city; Mary A. Huth, city, executer.
Fretl Peusrh, tleeeased, late el Laucastci
city; l''rauk Pleiller, city, executer.
Christiana Frccdinaii, dece.isetl, late of
Lancaster city; I,euis F. l'recdinan, city,
cxtx'uter.
Catliorine Heyer, tlcteasctl, late of Cts-aliee
township; Phaies Heyer, Lebanon county,
executer.
Sarah Dillcr, 1 let e.t'cd, late of Karl town
ship; Ailatu Diller, Firl, exeeutei.
Sanih H. Davis, dot eased, late of Iiucaster
city; lleberl A. l.vatis, cily, executer.
ivate iiuiiy, tictcisetl, late, el
cily ; Jelin Dully, city, exet ii-itu.
L.uic.ister
Si: COS it AltfMSV.
Vleilner llUhep I'allew., of Iho Iteferiuetl l.'ptt l.'ptt
tepal Clitircli.
The Itight Hev. Hisliep Samuel Fallows, or
Chicago, preaching in the St. Paul Iteferiuetl
Kpiscepal 1 hiirch Sunday night upon the
" Signs el' thu Tunes," made soine unusual
statements, lie said it vvas .1 remarkable
fact that tlie great mass el intelligent, lai
seciug business men, peliticiansaud worldlv werldlv worldlv
wise jieople generally, could net, or would
net, read the signs of 'the times in their heat
ing upon that far mere Important mattei
tlie second turning et Chrit.
A great many of the impel taut events
which have hapieued in modem times were
lorcteld, the sieaker thought, centuries age,
and weie foreseen then by students el the
signs el the times. He thought the events et
te-day weie as pregnant of indications as
thoseol 1,siki years age. The present condi
tion of Fg pt was te the preacher a sign and
an uv idence of the coming fulfillment of the
prepliecylh.it 1'gypt would be ruled by the
Jews. IJecnusiilcTcd thu tle. lunation of'l'ng ef'l'ng
laml equivalent te Miat, as it would hu a con
trol in the interest el the Jewish bondholders.
Fartbquakes, iioslilenee anil famines vvere
prophesied a signs te be seen belbie the ad
vent of Christ. The earthquakes in Italy, the
appre lolling cholera iiestllenee, and the
Iambics which have prevailetl in Asia were
(he signs (e meet these prophecies. It has
been ineiiliesied that iniuuity would abound.
and the bishop thought the full measure of
this prophecy hail been fullillcd.
KlLLLJI 711" KOI.hV.H SKATIMI.
Tlie l'ltlfiil III atli el Olie et ll)oMatllMiiiniiinie
Oariluii Haii-m.
One of the contestants in the icceut six
days' rellerskalhig match at Madisen Square
Garden, Jeseph Cehen, has forfeited his life
for tils experience, lie was a tlry goods
clerk, but being out or employment entered
the roller-skatingr.icoiuoider te earn money
for the support el his w ife and child. Cehen
was in 110 condition te eutliire the strain of
such a trial, and idler tlie llrst day went
around the track in such a disabled condition
that the managers ence or twice erdcicd him
of. The agreement hew ever, was that ev cry
man w liest-dd en tlie track twelve hours
each day would get t50 for Ids labor at the
lluish, and this inducement kept Cehen hob heb
liliug along.
When he went ler Ids money en Monday,
howevor, it was lefused him. Tills se dis
couraged him that 011 Wednesday he was tee
sick te go around and took te his bed. He
kept breeding ev er ids troubles until Mon
day morning, whan he died worn out fieiij
physical and mental exh mistieii.
United State. Si'iiate Werk.
W.vsiuscneN, Mar. 17. Sonate Blair's
resolution of yesterday authorizing the com cem com
mittce en education and labor tosltdurlugthe
rocess, was laid befere Iho Senate and wad
adopted. Ciillem's resolution te appd'it a
select commlttee te Invostlgate the subjeet of
lutor-state commerce xvas then laid befere the
Senate. After a long dobate the amendment
requiring a icpert 011 or befere the second
Monday In Doccinljer next was adepted and
the loselution passed without division. The
Senate then went into executiv e session.
hcrleun ltlet In 11 Town III Ireland.
DuiuAN, March 17. Fortadewu, u manu
facturing town of soveral thousand inhabi
tants, ten mlles nertheast of Armagh, was
the sccne of a sorleus riot te-day. A lietly et
Nationalist rioters wrecked the heuses or
certain obnoxious persons i bands of Oningo Oninge
men juraded the streets,and great oxclteiiicnt
prevailed.
j Trains New Muting.
SlllMMA.Me., March 17. The executive
coiuuiittee of I lib strikers have announced ac
ceptance or tho'terins of the circular and
trains begsm moving te-day.
WMATItMK UiJllVA-TlONH.
Wasiiimjtex March 10. Fer the Middle
Atlantlt) ntate, fair, cold xvnathnr, followed
during Wednesday by slowly rising toin tein toin
jierature, 'jorthwesterly, shitting te soitli seitli soitli
vveilorly winds, ilslng, followed in Northeri
jHiitleu by falllujj barometer,
IWUCE TWO CENTS.
C1IAKLICS HK1GGS HANGED
j-'-iu him MUithF.n ei' ins irfi; i.v
Vllll.AHV.I.VHlA.
Ne llinmisl iMrltlrtit Attending the J:r ntien.
Iln lienleHiti Iho I.rtut any KnintletlKn of
1 tin Deeil-llrlef Ill.lery of llm fl linn
That tins Ilccu lltpl.ltnl.
I'll 1 i.A 111:1, en i.v, Pa., March 17 Charles
llriggs, the wile murderer, vvas hanged In
the corridor of the county prison at Ktel this
morning.
The execution 'was without unusual hid
den!, and te all apiiearanccs llrlga's death
was palnleas and almost Instantaneous. H0
maintained te the last his assertion that he
knew nothing at all or the murder,
iiisiouvei ms t: 111 mi:.
The vi line of which Hrlggs vvas convicted
uhh Iho mtinler of Ida wife en the 7th of July,
IKs,t, Tliey lived at Ne. 125 Tayler street,
Philadelphia, until a low days previous te
ihe murder, when, after a quarrel with his
wife, during which hu Ibreaetued te kill her,
holcfttheirhenio. lletlld notreluin until the
day of the murder. On the evening or (hat
day he returned home and vvas visited by
hii employer, William Marshall, and
his wife, who left about nine o'clock.
Aller (he vlsilers had taken their
flcjmiliiie, Mrs. llriggs went te market,
ami returned about q 11, liter pist niue
with a neighbor, Mrs. Helmes. The little
daughter or Mrs. Hrlggs was sent out Tern
bottle of elder, ami Mis. llriggs, who had
lice 11 cleaning lieuse, Invited her friend loge
upstairs and see the roein. llriggs Mid he
would clean the stair reds, and started down
tlie cellar Mylng that he would would get the
liquid preparation used Ter that purpose and
clean them at once. Allcrsi Tew minutes he
called Treiii the cellar and Mrn. llriggs went
duw 11 le assist him in the seaich for the Imt Imt
tle. A moment aflcrwauts a struggle vvas
hcaid, and Iheu .1 crstsh sis H the hanging
slieir bail fallen witli all (he bottles.
Twe policemen caine Inte the heuse and
encountered llriggs coming up from the col cel
lar with n razor coveted with bleed in his
hands. He handed tlie razor le the ollleers,
wltlitheieiii.uk, "Well, I've doneit," and
made no rosislante te an est, Mrs. Hriggs
was round in the cellar Willi her threat cut,
ami tlietl within a short time. Hriggs is .m
Hnglishmau, ami a weaver by Dade, at was
his wire.
On the trial ler Ids crime his counsel, Mr.
Jesi.ih II. Adams, urged tlie pleael insanity.
II vvas shown thai Hriggs ii id been 011 a pio pie pio
eougcd ilcbsmch just before the murder, ami,
at thotimeof the killing, was nut. It vvas al
leges 1, accountable for his act. The Jury,
however, convicted him. Mr. Adams asked
for a new trial, und, this lieing refused, a-IH-aletl
te the supreme tuit'rThe'Judgiitut
of the tuarter sosslena belng confirmed in
the higher court, Mr. Adams then applied
for a commission in lunacy te In) appointed,
which xvas also denied- An appeal te tlie,
beard or pardons te recommend arenrfove"lo
jGoyei nor Paltlsen mef with a like result, and
1110 1,111 nope 01 me cenucmneu man was
gene J " -v
I.KtllSLA TI I'M VJtOVMMlUSUS.
Tii-iiioiretv Fixed le Cenltler the Senatorial
-Apportionment ltlll.
II vuuisiiuiifi, Piu, March 17 In thu Heuso
te-day Siiedgrass intretluccd two mils ap ap ap
propiialmgljleoxjo te reiuiburse counties or
state hospitals for the maintenance of indlj
gent 111S.1110 from June Hi, 18n1, le June I,
ISKi, and f 100,0111) ler the treatment of the
Rime class or persons ler two e.um, ending
June la, 18S7.
The bill te admit te practice in any court en
simple motion and evidence that he is of
geed professional standing and character any
attorney who has been admitted te-practico
in any com t et common pleas or the supreme
court, was jusscd finally, after .1 piolest from
Gieeii, of Berks. After a long debate the
bill te tix the minimum school term at six
months vvasileleatcd yea'JI, nsiys 70.
The Heuso adjourned en an amendment
tothe bill le in'imit defendants te testily in
criminal cases excepting muidereis Irem its
piovisieus.
Tlie Senate passed finally the bill regulat
ing Iho election or principals and teachers el
public high and normal schools. Among
the bills intieductd worn the lollevving:
Hess: Toprevido for the labeling et any
barrel or ether vessel containing leimented
liquors, giving n.une of each ingredient.
MeAteer: Empowering the government te
appoint a trustee or director or all savings
banks with no fixed capital ler
every f 100,000 dt'iieslts, and prohibiting
school beards Irem appointing n superin
tendent or principal teachers, vv he may be
within two degrees or relationship liy bleed
or marriage te any member or the beard,
To-inenow at 11 a. lit., was fixed ler the
consideration el the senatorial uptwilion uptwilien
mentbill. On third reading the Demeciats
fought ier Thursday, ew ing te the absonse of
Wallace and Hall, but their preposition was
defeated by a party vole.
J. C. Arneld, or Lancaster, was continued
nelaiy public
-ve jfuxxr 11 us txMts.
Tim Hulled .Stlltet Will Until Tlie Itepulillc or
fiiittein.ilit Kespetiiillile for Injury te
A111erlr.n1 Interesln.
Ni:vv YeitK Match 17. Mr. James II.
Hcaid, secretary or the Centi.d and Seuth
American telegraph company, stales that he
has reecivcil advices te the eflect that the
authorities or Mexico, San Salvader and Nic
siraifgua have iKwtetl guauls at the cable
landings eflliat ceiupatiy, and that the lol lel
lnwing lolegiam from Secretary of SUte
Hayaul shows Hint the ITnitcil States govern
ment has determined te pielect Ameiicati
pioperty fiem Injury :
Wahiunoien, D. C, Maich 17.
J.xvii:s A. Scnv.viHr.it, President of the
Central and Seuth American Telcgiaph
Company, New Yerk. A telegram Is te-day
sent te the United States location. Guate-
insila, holding that republic losiiensiblo for
injuries by its authority or with Its con
nlvance te" tlie cable or Iho interests of the
I'nlted States cltUens in Central Ameiic.u
Tlie Waclnrselt, new en loute te La Union,
will be duly instructed. II.vv.vm.
Gen. Grant l'liivlng 'I'essiini.
Nnvv Yeitic.'Mareh 17. At the losldente
orGen. Grant this morning, his son, Cel.
Fred. Grant, stated that Dr. Douglas was
mistaken in believiug the goiier.il was asleep
when the doctor left the heuse at 11:15 o'clock
last night The general dreads te lw a bur bur
den uponanyeno and he closed his oyes last
night and lay quiet until tlie phys
ician had lelt the heuse. Theu he boeame
resttess and was avvake all nighj. This
morning he has had no long sleep, but has
doed while sitting in two chairs. Miss S.tr S.tr
teriswill arrlve en the steamer Baltic.
OlnervliigM. I'Htrltk'n Day.
Nr.vv Yeiik, March 17. St. Patrick's T).y
was ebserved hore by two jwrades. The
woather was all that could be desired.
Hai.timeiik, Md., March 17. Tiioie vvas a
street parside here te-day In honor of St.
Patrick's Day.
One Hundred Arrested for I'lajlng Dominoes.
Br. Mahvh, W. Va.,Mar(,h 17. More than
0110 huuilied persons have been Indicted hore
for playing dominoes in public. There am
soveral women en the list, two physicians, a
minister and an attorney.
Te Mediate. Ilettteen Chin sutl I'l-nitcr.
Paws, March, 17. The .e Jlfatin te-day
ronerts that Germany will modlate betvveen
Fi-ance and China for the scttlement of their
dllllcultlcs,
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