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VOLUME XXI-NO. 184,
LANCASTER, PX., SATlkDY, APBIL 4, 1885,
PRIOigTTi m
111 ' ' fa
LOOKING FOR OIL
rax cbaxe xbat a as comb erxn
PAHT OF CHESTER COtfXTT.
fleeing Derricks and Other Machinery In
ronltlen te iak0 the Valuable Flald
Come rt, the Surface-Will tt Be Only
h WUd Geese CtuueT
The derricks le be used In the working or
Iho petroleum borers at Parkcsburg, Choster
county, are nearly completed, and a huge
platform, upon which Iho engines and ether
machinery te be used In drilling fnr nil. la
already laid. But the machinery itself,
Which was te have arrived upon the ground
en Tuesday Ht the latest," has net made Its
appearance, and the honed farmers who have
leased their farms te the TIde Water Pipe
company or seme ether organization for ten
years are excited In ConHenuonco. There
are Tew who de net belleve that within
two or liiroe woekH oil wells will be tapped
aotnewhero en the cloven hundred acres of
leased ground that will rival the Mew at the
ollreglon and alter the complexion of the
north Chester county business interests, be
sides making every man, woman and child
who possesses a feet of ground in Hadsbury
township rich. The land Bald te be leased
by the Tidewater Pipe Line company Is lo
cated tn Hadsbury township, about two miles
tierlh of Parkcsburg, at the Junction or a
imny little stream called ituckrun branch,
nnd a range of earthy protuberances, mero
?m.1es3 reckJi known as the Blackherse
hills.
The Ilrst that the geed people of Sadsbtlry
knew of the big bonanza hidden en their
farms wus the appearance, about two months
age, or another expert, who, they learned,
A?.BI,1 nS"nt for n Pipe or oil company. He
visited every iwtlen of the Biirreunding
county and took away bettiesful of earth and
water. A few days thereafter another man
"ppeared with leases, wliich he ollered te the
'armors te sign. The leases conveyed te the
company the exclusive right te bere for oil
en tfie leased premises during the period of
ten years. It was stipulated that ir the com cem
pany lailed te sink a shall en the premises
or any individual within ene year the lease
should bocemo void.
The consideration paid ter tlie right te drill
was ene dollar. One dollar was paid ler each
let of ground, without regard te the acreage
If oil was struck the owners of the land were
le receive one-eighth of the gross receipts.
The man ihe acted as the agen or the
company in securing the leases appoared
lndlttercut as te whether the farmers granted
the leases or net. Net the least eageruess
was manifested.
HKFUSINO te i.i:ahi; TIIKin LAM).
Sovenil farmers, whose opinions are con
sidered of value among the Sadsbury people,
have refused te lease their land. ilakerOlty,
who owns ene hundred acres; Jehn T. Latta,
whopesscsscsabouttwohuudrod, and Jehn
Jenes, having llfty, have all stubbornly re re ro
fused le grant the company the right te drill
upon their ground. This lias only been known
u low days. Simultaneous with the new s of
their refusal came the additional information
that one man who owned a plece of land a
short distance from the lcased property had
been ollered the sum er18,00Q for a little
niece of land that had cost but fgOO or 11,000.
This has greatly excited a great many and
prevcuted any further land from being
leased.
" We de net wish le appear foolish or
ager te belleve ecry foolish unleunded ru ru
ner, said an old gentleman, " but I own
llfty acres of laud en the Buckrun branch. A
few mouths age it was worth for farming pur
poses tfiO an acre. I would net soil it for any
price new outright but would dispose of the
right te drill at a high llgure and would then
reserve an interest fii the products. Before
the ten years' leases of these ether fanners
liave expired the supply of oil may subside.
I could net be induced by any small llgure
te se lease my property."
The pipes et the Slatulurd cemiiatiy pass
about Iho miles north of the Buckrun
branch. Ne amount el ersuaslen will in
duce the farmers te even entertain the notion
that a pipe has. burst and the oil lias percola
ted through the soil te Hadsbury. They
point te the Blackherse hills and assert that
the 'oil could net, under any circumstances,
penetrate, its buse and would nover think of
going around.
NOT TUB TIDEWATEIl COSII'ANV.
Everybedy seems te think that the Tide-
, water company was ihe corporation te whom
the land was leased. Mr. Brown, the tnvv tnvv
urer or the Chester oil company and an ofll efll ofll
cialef the Tidewater company, declares em
phatically that thore is net the least truth in
Iho rumor that ills company has leased a feet
el ground for boring purposes. The right of
way has been purchased through certain por
tions or Salisbury, but no stipulation te drill
for oil Is contained in the paper.
" It iseutiiely out of bur line," sold he.
' I have seen our company mentioned in
connection with the atlair and have net taken
the trouble te deny it because the rumors ap
peared from tee many different sources. Tlie
idea of oil existhig in that locality is laugha
ble. State Geologist J. P. Lcslle has settled
that question beyond dispute."
Afghans Oppose England' Pacific Telegrams.
A dispatch te Londen from Ravval Plndl
says: "Tlie Ameer is highly pteaseu anne
presence of the Duke of Connaught, and ex
presses his intention te visit England and
pay his respects te the queen. The war
preparations in India were the result of infor
mation that Russia attended te send : large
ferce te Herat in the spring, but the eclerity
of Kir Peter Lumsden had balked that project.
England's pacific telegrams te Ilussiaare dls
approved here. It Is the decided opinion
that the Afghan question will net be settled
without n war and the sooner It comes the
better. Every day's delay is of ad vantage te
Russia."
The cabinet lias been summened te meet
te consider the reply or M. deGicrs, the Rus
rian foreign minister, te England's proposal
regarding the outposts en the RusBe-Afghan
Irontler. Reports wero current Friday that
the Afuhans bad attacked the Russians at
Pul-1-Khlstl nnd that a light ensued. The
reperts, howevor, preved te be untrue. The
fortieth army division lias moved from Sara
ter te Astraciian in roadluess te embark for
Krosnevodsk, en the east shere or the Cas
pian sea. According te elllclal returns the
miinboi-ef men In active sorvlce in the Rus
Hlan army nt the beginning or the year was
002,110, oxcluslve or Cossacks. Thoefilccrs
numbered 80,889.
Cheesing Wives and Ilerses.
Frem the. l'all Mall Gazette.
The result or the ramous Durham case will
lie that shyness will honccferth be at a dis
count In the marrlage market We received
the ether daya letter irem adtstantKurepcau
capital, the wrltorer which says: "My boy
Is engaged te a very nlce girl, but she soems
very shy. 1 hepe she Is net going te be
another Ijtdy Duihaiu." On the whele It
will be a benefit te society if the revelations"
of this unhappy domestic interior lead intend
ing husbands te uscertaln that the "shyness"
'which they (icllove te be a vell of maiden
coyness drawn before an undiscovered realm
of thought and icellng is net a mero symptom
of abselute vacuity or mind. The astute
A merlcui Quakeress, who Is new lecturing
at St James hall, said last night: "In the
choice era wife, no less than in the purchase
or a horse, seme previous conception should
Imvn luwii formed in the mind of what was
wanted. Te avoid imprudent marriages
among young iioeple, she was In f&ver or the
establishment of committees or Investigation
te question candidates for matrimony. "
Alasl even the warranty or u herse Is no
guarantee against lurking faults of temper or
el endurance, and the matrimonial commit
tees of Investigation would de but little te
mitigate the miseries of ill-asserted marriages.
Still, Union would chose their wives as care
fully as their stud, although the ideal is net
high, it might save such wretchedness as the
Durham divorce case has just revealed te the
gaping world.
lleai eu Was Her Ueme.
Frem the lUlubrldge(Ua.) Democrat.
"Ne, papa, I de net want te marry yet
What I want Is a man that does net drink,
smoke, go out at night, gamble, bet ever eat,
Ac. in short, a man who has no vices and Is
alvf sys geed." My daughter," said the affec
tionate father, "you are but a stranger here;
heaven is your home." And we bollevo the
old gent was right about it
DEATH OF XOBBMT X. MVENC1I.
A Well-Known Lawyer and Free Masen, Who
Had Many Friends In Lancaster.
Prem the Harrlsburg Patriot,
Rebert L. Muencb, alter a lingering Illness
or several weeks, died at his rcsldonce en
Market Btreet, Friday morning. Mr. Muench
was born in tills city, Kebruary P, 1831, and
was the son or the late Charles F. Muench.
His complaint was asthma, and although It
was thought that death was near, yet his fro fre
quent rallying periods made hlsfrlends hepe
Ter the better. Rebert Muench began
bis education In the schools or this
city, which he tort le enter the
printing offlce and blndery or his father. lie
did net remain long in the latter place, how
ever, but was sent te Tennaut school, Hart Hart
eord, Bucks county, te propare for Yale col cel col
lege. He entered Yale In 1852 and was grad
uated from that institution in 1850.
On motion or Rebert A. Lamborlen, esq.,
with whom he studied law, he was admitted
te the Dauphin county bar. January 22, 1850,
and his cirerts and ambition have been
crowned with success. His oxcellont knowl knewl knowl
edgo or French, Latin and German, added te
ethor qualifications which he used te such
geed advantage In his chosen profession,
made his counsel much sought ler, and the
memory or what he has accomplished as a
lawyer will shed a glow en the pages or legal
history rer many, ftill many a day.
Asa Masen his position was equally as high.
He was past grand master et Perseverance
Ledge, Ne. St, and Ter many years district
deputy grand master for this district. When
the old council was divided Inte two
branches, select and common, deceased was
made president .or the select branch. His
knowledge br legislation which bcnellls a
city was recognized by many, and his excel excol oxcel
lont record ns a presldlug elllce has fre
quently been alluded te.
In politics he was an anient Democrat of
the Jacksen Ian school. Although donated
for the position erdlstiict attorney by J. M.
Wlestling, Mr. Muench ran fur ahead or the
ticket, and succeeded in reducing tlie Repub
lican majority te a figure noer reached up te
that time.
A widow and three daughters, the eldest
or whom Is the wife or M. E. Hcndiey, sur sur
vlve him.
Net French Dresses.
Paris Letter of the Londen World.
During the past week I have had sev
eral opportunities of soeing new toilets, mero
particularly evening dresses. According te
any observations the favorlte studs for ove.
nlng dresses seem te be melr, satin, lampas,
crape, and gauze, (he Uverite colors
old rose, old geld, vlcuxcuive, grcnat, de
Syrle, blue hcraldique, myosetls vlo vle vlo
letle de Parine, turqueise, satin-weed
all of theiu tender and soft tones. Over
theso colors, which form the basis or the cos
tume, are thrown semi-transparent draper
ies bespangled with geld and with Iridlseent
strewing or nickel and sliver and oxidized
steel. The decollectage assumes all forms
and all degrees el completeness, and in Iho
buckling of shoulder.ktjets and walstlands,
and lu the "ledplug" up or tabller and
side draperlesji diamonds and brilliants play
a large role. The hair Is dressed principal
ly in Leuis "XY. style, brushed up se, as
te disougage thi) Hum or the neck, and
crowned by a Pompadour "clieO" ard alg alg alg
rotte of feathers, matching the color of "the
robe, and relieved with brilliant Thanks
te the persistent effort of a famous dress
maker, maize amTcanary yellow ingmJhaHy
winning Its way te acceptation in spite of tlie
strange French prejudice against the color of
the sunflower. Yellow moire 'draped with
gauze and trimined with garlands or yellow
glycines or laburnum has been worn by
a leader of fashion, and accepted with nut
little criticism. Te conclude my. chion chien chion
Icle or frivolity, hore isan indication or a rebe
in the Japanese taste : Cersage docellcto en
oteurer bright elive green silk ; halT-sleeves
of large diamond-mesh netting embroidered
In pale tints, with Honors and fans copied
from Japanose'deslgns ; skirt of green silk
and polonaise or green line with pale rese
silk ; and ever the skirt, draped with the
Colenaiso, the white large mesh netting om em om
reldcrod with fans and (lowers. The con
trast of the bread masses or plain, rich green
silk with the varied and delicate ernatuenta
tlen or the netting is very eirective. Tlie bru bru bru
notte who wero this dress completed her
toilet by a bequet or tea roses in her hair.
Personal Habits of Our legislators.
Frem llurrisburg Lcttct te Philadelphia limes.
This assembly has members or queer
tastes personal as well as literary llke
theso that have met before it. By actual
observation and count or the Heuso, P2 mem
bers eat with their knlcs or cut the butter
with them, 5 members never black their
shoes, 22 wear paper cellars, 4'J w ear glasses,
37 have red or reddish hair. Most or the
members drink, a great majority cither
smoke or chew tobacco, very few play cards,
but all draw their pay with diligence and
regularity. There Is ene dude and ene
crank in the Heuso. On the Senate side there
is a trille mero style ; the knire Jugglers are
row. Heme or the mero prominent senators
have been known te wear a dress coat and
all pay strict attention te the KlIsh en their
shoes and their personal altire. Konater
Smith, el Philadelphia, leads the fashion
there, whilst Suedgrass, of Allegheny, per
forms the same duty for the popular branch.
Taken as a whole, personally, socially and in
a literary view, the assembly is a fair reflec
tion or the commonwealth, and the 251 mem
bers may be said te be avorage exponents el
their respective constituencies.
Takes Ills Life Uecause ofLe.t Meney.
Jehn Yest, foreman at Springton forge,
Wallace township, Chester county, discover
ed the body of a man lying upon tlie stones
or the breast or the dam, which proved le be
Jeseph Hlmmelright.a man orabeut 70 years.
who lived about a mue away, ine uoceasuu
was never married, butlived in a heuse with
Wilsen Hambleten. The last seen or him
was en Tuesday morning, when he left the
heuse. He had doubtless jumped into the
dam at night, as workmen clese by would
have seen him had he attempted the act In
nay time. He had undressed himseir, laid
his clothing clese by the slde or the railroad,
where it was found by ene of the ropalrinen,
then lumped Inte the water abeve the dam
l and was afterward carrled down ever Uie
breast, no could noiuier reau or wruu.
and It is thought that the icar ofthe less
of some meney that he had leaned te
partles had se worked upon his mind as te
allcct his reason, and caused him te commit
the act.
Shet 1 1 tin In the Hack.
Jehn Thompson and Thompson Lomen
bocameinvolvodina quarrel and came te
blows, at Leng Branch, N. J., Friday, but an
apparent settlement or the dllllculty was ef
fected and Thompson started te go away.
When Thompson had koiie about thirty
yards Lemen seized a rille and ordercd him
te step, which he did. Lemen thou orderod
hlin te geahead, and when Thompson turned
te de se shot him in the back, Indicting prob
ably ratal wound.
Half a Town Poisoned by Milk.
A naula exisls in Keypert, N. J., at picsent,
owing te a mysterious sickness, with symp
toms or poisoning, wliich hassoized hairei
the inhabitants since Sunday. It is bclieved
thnt It is from the effoctef drinklni; some
milk. Dr. Arrewsmlth, who had many or
the cases under treatment, is et uie opinion
that Uie milk had been ttinpcred with by
seme unknown persen or persens. Theso
affected wero attacked with vomiting and
nearly all have rocev ered. An Investigation
Is being made.
The Kentucky Veniletlu.
The secretary of state and ethor state offi
cers, who went te Rewan county, Kentucky,
Thursday night te investigate the troubles
there, returned Friday evening ana report a
very bad state or aflalrs, They think they
will be auto m oueci a compromise ueivruuu
the factious which will secure peace. It Is
probable, however, that the treuble will
never be settled until state troops are sent te
quell It
Itef using a Foreign Si Union.
The Jleflecler, a newspaper published at
Greenville, Plitt county, North Carolina, the
liomeorcx-avornor Jarvls, announces that
Mr. Jurvis baa peremptorily refused the ap ap
peuitiueutaa mmiter te Brazil.-
ON THE DIAMOND.
what is cjkvaixa Dtstytiniex amose
ritj; jiA.it: halt, mex.
The Arbitration Committee Hefuse In Permit
Hie LoimIIeiioI.hu ICnutcrn Lengue Clnh
In Halt I mere Wilmington, Del.,
tohetllvrtt Hie Vacant Place.
The base ball arbitration commltlce met
at the G Irani house, Philadelphia, en Friday,
and finished Its work lu one short session.
The committee consisted or N. E. Yeung, or
Washington ; Jehn B. Day, of New Yerk,
and Jehn 1. Redgcts, or Philadelphia, re ji re
sell ting the National League ; 11. D.
McKuight, or Pittsburg; William Baruie, or
Baltimore, and O. P. Cayler, or Cincinnati,
repicsenlhig the American Association; II.
11. Dlddlolieck, or Philadelphia, GeorgeM.
Dullard, of Nun ark, and Michael Hcanlau, or
Washington, representing the Eastern
League.
A resolution panscd at the last meeting or
the committee requires each member or the
tripartite agreement te have at least six clubs
in geed Mtaudlug. The Eastern League was
found tohaxe wneti clubs with dues all paid
up te date, se the Eastern Lcague will con
tinue a membcr.
Powell nnd Fulmer, el' last reason's Peoria
club (and or this year's National, or Wash
ington); Clarence O. (f'KId") Baldwin, or
the Quincy club, and H. C. Blalsdell, or the
Lynn (Mass.) club, wero lelustatcd. It was
shown that Charles Levis, of the Indian Indian
apellsclub, was recorded en the blacklist
through n clerical error. He was declared In
geed standing, nnd. in company with the
atKivo-mentleued reinstated players, is eli
gible te contract and play aleiicc.
J. L. .Snteil, of the Indianapolis club, a p.
nlled for luinstatcincut, hut his case way re
ferred te the American Association. Henry
McCermlck's llke application was referred te
the Eastern League, liy halng Ik'eii extolled
by tlie Tronlen club.
Tlie nauies et P. ('. Lai klu and Jehn
Kezlex, both ofthe Heck Island club, were
erased Inim the block list, ami, en motion of
Mr. McKnlghl, the inles were se amended
that players of the miner organizations can
not be expelled without the sanction of the
arbitration committee. Messrs. McKuight,
Redger and Scaulau wcieapixilnlcd atrial
cominlttce.
The second section el the national agree
ment, which relates te tlie signing or players,
Was. made te read "October 20," Instead or
"ppteber 10," ns the dale en which players
may be engaged for the following heaeii.
'1 he subject of locating an ICastcrn League
club at Ballimere was then discusicd, and,
netwlthstaudiiig the argument or the Eastern
Lcague delegation, Iho committee decided le
ratify the action of the American Association'
in prohibiting a club living located thore.
The election of olllcers ler Uie enstiiiii;
year resulted us follews: Chairman, N. E.
Yeung ; secrelary, O. P, Cayler t treasurer,
H. It. Ulddlobect. Thoelllco et Ice Hialr
man was dene away with. Messrs, Yeung,
Dlddlebeck and Cayler wero appointed a
committee te prepare matter ler an elllclal
national agrtemeat UxikK te be published
shortly. ,
HAM EH rUATTKn OK WtlOAV. i
,Phltalelpliia i Brown I'nlverslty 3, Phila Phila Phila
'delfclisiJBalUmore.iaUluioroa, BuSkte
3 (stepped by darkness) : New Yerk; New
Yerk it, Jifoniter 2; Wnshlnglim, D. C:
Washington 8, Broekl.Mi 0 (stepped by dark
ness). ou;s ok i in: i'ii:i.i.
Paul llim, after a great deal el talk, has at
last decided te play another season In Prev i.
deuce. 4
The ProIdcnce club only defeated the
Norfolk en Wednesday, by the score efS te I
after a line game.
According le the "Philadelphia Jltxnrtt,
Myers at second and BastUn at short were a
whele lullcld in the game between the Phila
delphia's and Brown Unherslly.
" The I-inejhtPr Irase IkiII club w ill play their
Ilrst game in this city en Tuesday, April II,
with the Philadelphia lcague club. The
players or the home team will all be hcie by
next Saturday.
The tjuaker City club, managed by Charles
Fulmcr, has accepted terms ollereute locate
at Wilmington. Bel., and wilUI'i "'0 Eastern
Leaguc. The latter has given up the idea of
having n club in Baltimore and the schedule
arranged for the latter place w 111 be given te
Wilmington.
XOltTlllUtX XATIUXAL JIAXK.
What was lloiieiit Uie Jtirllnu Tlilf Alterntieii.
n ink Iliipldly Taken.
The adjourned meeting of the stockholders
ofthe proposed Northern National bank met
at the Northern market house at 2 p. in. to
day. D. G. H.iker presided, and O. P. Brickcr
acted as M.-cretary. Tlie minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
The committee te obtain. refusals of sites
reported the securing rclusals from the fol fel
low ing: 11. Ij. Stehmau, 252 and 2.11 North
Queen street; Jeseph Maiks, 1125 North
Queen sticcl ; CImrlotte J'eist, 220 North
Queen street, and Casjier Weaver, 'ill North
Queen street.
The comuilttee en subscription staled that
they could net report until next meeting,
anil it was continued.
The comuilttee en organization repotted
that they had taken the preliminary Mens
towards the organization el' the new bank,
the Ilrst liclng the pieseutatlen or an appli
cation te the comptroller of the treasury by
stockholders, w filch application has tlie
premised neeewtjry endorsement or Congioss Cengioss Congiess
man lllcstaiid.
Members of the commlllee en subscriptions
riqierted informally gieat sueiess in placing
the stock ofthe new lunk.
The tiiecllm: adjourned le meet at the call
of the president
bYMI'ATllV VOH rilV SICK hOhlHEtt.
Oeerge Jl.Tliumu I'e.t 81, (1. A. K. en (Jen-
erul (Iraut's Condition.
The following preamble and lesolutiens
were adopted at the regular meeting of Geerge
II. Themas Pest 81, G. A. R., en Friday
evening :
Wltmtr.AH, 'I'he jicople of this country aie
awaiting with sorrow the sad Intelligence of
the near approach of tlie death of General
Ulysses S. Giant, and
WiusnKA, It Is but prepcrimd lilting that
the comrades of Gee. II. Themas Pest SI, G.
A. R., dopirtment of Pennsylvania, should
unlte with the poeplo tluougheut our land In
expressing ourserrow at Uie palufulalllictlen
WltlCU lias UC1UIIUII illiii, tl iJuiiiiuiiuiiiiiiuu(i:i.i
cemrade of our war, thoreforo
Jtcielccil, That the comrades or this jiest
dosli-e te placu en leceul their friendship and
dovetlou te their old couiiii.imleratid match
less hore and that we oxlend tehlm and his
family our heartfelt Myinimtliy In this his
hour of sero trial, ami that it is our heartfelt
prayer that an idl-vv he Ruler may yet restore
film te health and avert the inej.aniljle Ions
our order and the nation w euld sustain in Ids
dealh. , ,, ...
ltcxelvcd, That a copy or theso icsMutiens
be forwarded te the lamlly or General Grant,
and that the same be published lu the daily
papers or our city.
II. R. BlWNHMAN,
Commander.
Attest: C. II. Fahkaciit,
Adjutant
Hearing Continued,
Christian Hlller, grocer, charged with fore
stalling the market in purchasing eggs for
the purpese et retailing the same, was te have
been heard by Alderman Been this morning,
but the case was continued until next week,
en account of the iiummice or material wit
nesses. At the button Heuse.
Nineteen persons were cared for at the
station heuse last night or which sixteen
were ledgors. Tint ledgers were discharged
this morning and tbe drunks paid costs.
Thirteen gas and gasoline lights were report
ed as net burning laat night
A llli- Vntr.
G. W. Giiuda'ter, chicken nuiclcr,'vhese
advertisement will be found in another col
umn, sends us an Easter egg laid by ene of
his liens. It la of unusually large slze and
lluely proportioned.
t ometsna.
The ,1r.O. V. A. M. and ltd Fellows Putting
Their OMriatWa FlaceC
Following in a list of Jeers for the ensu
lug term of Emplre Cel
ell, Ne. 120, Jr. O.
U. A. M.
R C. D. D. 11. C. Ill
Councilor Jehn Barrl
v. u. waller Htiydan
. H Win. A. McOH
R. R K. N. Wlnewe
A. R. H. Itnuhsni Vf-llerUV
Warden Jehn Hern. 1 1
Cond' Cyrus Ncaley
I. HenU Win. Adaiii' , , ,
O. Kent Jes. Brew n. 1
Trustees Jehn O. Re ce,'Jehn W. Leon Leen
ard, AmesM. AlbrlgliL
Treasiircr Jes. R. Tr et.
Rep. 8. C. Fred. A. R y and 1L C. Biggs.
The council Is in a llmrishing condition.
TeLd value of assets te itej p75.48 ; number
ofmemliers in geed sta line, 135 ; paid ent
for relief of sick nieinlx , III Iho last threo
months, (102. V
Inslalliitlmi or Idd Fellows.
District DoputyGrandMaster E. J. Erlv
man en Friday ovcnliigYistalled the follow
ing olllcers or Monlcrey l.odge, Ne. 212, f. O.
ere. F., or llils city:
Neblo Grand 11. J. StigCrwalt
Vlce Grand A. W. Wltigeri
Secretary Tj. Rathven.
Assistant Socrelary Thin, (t Bijrr,
Treasurer Adam Oblelider.f
.ppoiminems made ny uie jonie gramiier
the ensuing term : -,l
Warden-Geerge A. BhcllyJ
Conducter-Uonry Rill, .
H. H Chas. u Hinlth. ,
I S. Jehn 11. Rotuley. '
1U R. S J. C. Denecker.
Ij. S. R. iVUiertS. Rengler.
Outside Guardian Jehn II. Loucks.
Inside Guardian J. L. Killiuger.
Chaplain E. J. Erlsmau.
Appointments made by tlie vlce grand for
tlie ensuing term :
1US C. A. Auxcr.
L. S 11. I. D. Ei Ismail.
Organist Adam Oblendcr.
The ledge is in a most nourishing condi
tion, having .a membership el .111), para
phernalia valued at fSOO, and J10,40 In the
treasury.
EANTEJl KUUS.
Tlin AMorlntlens that Cluster Around this
Autlcnt Pnicllce,
The eldest, most familiar and most univer
sal or all Easter customs are theso associated
w itli eggs. Huudrcdsef years before Christ,
eggs held an important place In the theology
and philosophy or the Egyptians, Persians,
Gauls, Greeks and Remans, among all or
whom an egg was the emblem or the
uuivorseaiid the art et coloring It was pro
foundly studied. The sight el street Ixiys
striking thelr rival eggs together te see which
Is the strouger and shall win the ethor
was as common In the streets of Reme and
Alliens two thousand years age, If we are te
belleve nutiquarians, as it Is at the present
day. Tliese eggs, new called Easter eggs,
we're"brJglnally knevvif a Pasche "egg, bc bc
rause eennwiwl w-Jtu the Paschal or Passover
feast One reason for associating an egg with
the day en w hlcU our, Saviour arose from the
dead may be that the little chick, entombed,
se te speak, In the egg, rising from it into lift
was regarded aslyplcalorinaseenslon from
the grave i is' -
.In the North of Enidand It is customary te
' AxchangatiMHeniBrf t3SBt mgKumtmg th a.
emiuren ei jamiiics vvne are en muuiaie
terms, a custom which also prevailed largely
among the ancients and te which Uie sending
or Easter irards and ether oileriugs, which
has become se i;piilar here of late years,
may l tr.iced. The extent te which the
latter practice has Increased lu this country
w Ithln a fnw years is almost incredible, and
these offerings grew mere claborate and ex
pensive every year.
It is also customary in England's northern
counties te elaborately " engrave" Easter
eggs by scraping oil the dye with a pen knife
thus leaving the design in white upon a
colored ground. The full ii.uiie or the decor
ater, with the date or his birth, is often re
corded in this manner and theso eggs belng
carefully prcscrv cd for generations as orna
ments te cupboards and mantels would
doubtless present as reliable evidence or
dates as the records or a family Bible.
Tagllapletra's lleulli.
Ban r'nincUce Clnortkle.
The opera season reminds me of Taglia
plctra. New that that redeubtable poker
player, billlardlst and masher is gene, I may
tell u little story or hew be once brokeup
Nllssen, who played Marffucrite In New New
Yerk when he was a membcr or Strakesch's
company. Tag was oil' and the ether bari bari bari
toue was te sing the part or Valentine In
"Faust" Tag luvlted a few German friends
ten"smaU and late" at Morettl's and cal
culated en having a geed time. The ladies
who have admired Tag have doubtless get
their admiration. Probably some of
them have transferred their hungry affec
tions te Cardinal!. Atall events, they will
sce why 1 did net tell this story vvhlle
thu fcstlve baritene was here. When Tag
arrived at Meretti's he found that that ge
nial and ieimlar eatinghouse did net beast
the jmssessleii of any ilmburger, or which
he knew his friends wero fend. He rushed
out te another, establishment and brought a
pound. As he was en his way back he was
met by Slrakesch, who was hunting ler him.
It seems the ethor baritene had been taken
sick, and Tag was needed te play the part
Remonstrance was in vain. He had te
go. He went tn the theatre and be
laid his llmburger down In a corner
vvhlle he went le dress, having dis
patched a nete te his Wends te keep It
mi till lui was dead and could lelu them.
Alter awhile he bctheugh him of the Iliti-J
burger, and he leunn tee cneius nan gei
away with hair of It He was mad. He
seized what was left, and bciore he could
llnda place he was called en for the last
sccne el' his part He jammed the llmbur
ger inside Ins doublet and rushed en. He
dled, and Murpucrile came and threw her her
seir prene en his dead body. She bent down
te kiss him. She kissed him. The audience
thought she nev or acted se well as when she
raised herseir suddenly and raced them with
an expression of horror en nor taco. n was
llmburger. They thought it was remorse.
JMt'OIlTAXT CJ1AXOES IX TJtAIXB.
A New Schedule at the Pennsylvania Itallread
Tluxt Demands Attention.
Te-morrow ovening at 8:15 o'clock a new
schodule will co Inte effect en tbe Pennsyl
vania railroad. The changes are many and
or the greatest importance te the travellng
public. Ne new schodule Issued for many
years has se greatly aflected Lancaster. The
changes are ns fellows :
west vv A no.
Fast Line 2:15 p. m., instead et 1:33.
Froderlck Accommodation 2S0 p. tn., In
stead or 2:30.
I,aticaster Accommodation 2:50 p. ui., In
stead er2:SU , .. , . , ,
Western Express 12:05 a. in., instead or
A new train te be called the Chicago and
Cincinnati express vvljljeave at 10:11 p. m.
EASTWARD.
ladelphla express dally (formerly dally
t Monday,) 2S7 a. m.
t line 03 a. m., Instead or b-X; (daily
EASTWARD.
Phllai
oxcept
jcnai
exeunt MeudaY.1
Johnstown oxnress 2:00 p. m.
instead or
2:20.
Day oxpresa 4:15 p, m., Instead or 5:1ft
A new train will be put en te loave Har
burg nt 8:10 p. in., and step at all stations en
Mount Jey read, arriving here nt 035.
Invited te a Church Dedication.
St Michael's L C. B. U. boelety, Ne. 474,
has received un liivltatleu te attend the dedi
cation or St Jeseph's Catholic church at"Yerk,
en Whit Monday. The society participated
In tlie corner stone laying or the church en
last Whit Meuday, and will nt their next
meeting accept thu invitation and attend the
dedication ceremonies.
Assaulted a Weman.
Jehn Kleffor, a resident or the Sixth word,
iiimln mmiili'lnt asralnst Abraham Newlen.
for assault and battery. He alleges thatr
without any provocation Newlen struck his
daughter Sue, Iho ferce of Uie blew knocking
her down and seriously Injuring her. A
warrant wtued for Newlen'a a rest
JXHTAtLATlOX
A FREE FLOWING RIVER.
TUB MAIX OP LAST ItlUttT CAHRIEH
tlW THE UEMAlNWa ICE.
Ne Further Interruption or Trel en Hie Co
lumbia Pert Deposit; Itallread Hand
some Piece nt Crayen Werk Items
Frem the Ilorengli Churches.
Kegular Correspondence of Ihtslliukncir.
Celumma, April I Nearly every particle
of ice en the Susquehanna In front of and
near Columbia, was swept away by last
night's rain and high' and muddy water.
The dam Is clear, the large gorge at the fish
shute breaking te pieces early this morning.
When they fell ever the dam they made a
nolse llke the distant roll or thunder. But
little Ice remains along the east shere
between the dam and the brldge, whlloabevo
the latter struct ii re te Chlqucs, netahundrcd
tens can be scen.
Travel was rosumed en the Columbia A
Pert Deposit railroad yesterday about 2:30 p.
ui., the dainagoleths tracks and embank embank
meiit having been repaired by that lime and
pronounced safe.
During yesterday afternoon, great masses
of Ice floated past Columbia. It came from
the river betwecn Suubury and Harrisburg.
Belng soil and rotten, ami breaking te pieces
at thQ slightest obstruction, it causes no dam
age, passing evor the dam very quietly.
Thoreodcral Iho mouth of the Tidewater
fnti!tt Una Imen li.ull v wftuliral. but. It Is be
lieved, net sovcrely enough tolnterrcro with
canal navigation.
Nene ei the fish batteries below. Iho dam
are Injured le any great extent, although
their heads have been badly wadieil.
Fifty feet or the dam west of the fish shute
lias been damaged, lielng considerably tern,
but It can easily be repaired. This Is the only
Injury the dam received. The rl vor remains
hlL'h and were It net for the Ice en the north
and west branches a week would see rafts
descending the Susquehanna. As It is this
business will be greatly delayed.
Handsome Crayen Werk.
One of the handsemest ploces of crayon
work ever exhibited in Columbia was that te
be seen lu the Second street Lutheran
church, yesterday, drawn by Mr. Samuel
Filbert, and representing the crucllixlen of
Christ On Mt Calvary can lie scen our
Savier afllxcd te the cress. The expression
or the race Is striking, and almost human.
Midway between the cress and the mouth ei
the sepulchre Is the Virgin Mary kuecllng In
a supplicant manner. Iteth their figures are
Hfe-sUe, and remarkably beautiful. The sky
overhead is a true resemblance. The rep
resentation tills thoentire pulpit retreat and
hundreds of persons liave visited the church
te MKi it It will be changed for te-morrow
te lopresent the resurrection or Christ
In the Churches.
In St Joint's Lutheran church te-morrow,
coinmunlerfwHI be administered te yie con
gregation at 10:30 Ai in., and 7 !' rn. New
memberriwiUJberecrilvcd by baptism, con cen con
firmalien and letlCrs. A baptism efcLildrwi
service will be held atrftviik On Monday
evening at 7 o'clock, the Sunday school will
celebrate their Easter entertainment
Easter ens and cards will be criven te the
scholars et tlie. Bethel Sunday school n(err
UW tUlUIMlHJII.
Communion services wilt be held In the
E. E. Lutheran church, te-morrow at 10:15
a. m. A 17:30 in in., the pastor, Rev. W. P.
Evans will preach a special Easter sermon.
Sunday school services will lw appropriate te
the day. During the services Irem 12 m. te
3 p. in. yesterday in this church, Interesting
addresses were made by Revs. W. P. Evans,
G. W. Ely, J. IL Fennebecker and J. It
Sheffner, of Columbia, and Rev. S. Stall, of
Lancaster.
In Trinity Reformed church, te-morrow
morning, live members will be received by
certificate.
The Harris Opera Company.
"La Mascette " was well sung in the
opera house last eveniug by the Harris com
pany, which did se well in Lancaster and
Yerk seme weeks age. The audience was
only fair, and Uie atlendance was no doubt
much smaller than it would hav e been en
any ether evening than Geed Friday. This
..evening the company will slug "Chimes of
German uy."
Notes About Tonu.
Dr. Gecrke is home from the Seuth.
The canal beat w hlch w as thrown en the
t. it t. fi.i i.i. .. l...r I... fi.i.. ......,..
licituiiig Ol. v.uiuiuma Milan, uy iiiureuay n
high water, fell Inte the basin yesterday and
sank. It will net be removed until canal
navigation opens.
Prof. Beck, or the Litltz academy, yester
day brought eighteen et his pupils te Colum
bia, te gaze upon the "raging Susquehanna."
The residence and ofllce efDr. Alex. Craig
are being repainted.
The Metropolitan rink re-epened this after
noon. Tlie assault and battery case of Edwin
Ycageragalnst H. It Ruby, was settled be
fore Squire .Evans, yesterday, by the latter
paying costs el the suit
On Monday at 10 a. in., new council will
organize In council chamber. Scheel beard
docs net orgaulze until June 1st
Eggs seldi at market this morning at 25
cents per dozen. Yesterday they could have
been purchased at our stores at 18 cents per
dozen.
Continuations Last Kteulng.
A large congregation attended Trinity Lu
theran church last evening te witness the
Ilrst or the two classes confirmed each year.
The catechumens entered the church in a body
and occupied the front seats or the middle
row.They numbered sixteen thirteen males
and three females; tw e of whom w ere adults.
Rev. Fry briefly addressed them, pointing
out explicitly the surprises awaiting each,
and said ir they wero sincere they-would be
amazed te find that rollgieu docs net hamper
the lffe or a Christian ; they would find their
lives full el sunshlne aud hezannas. After
Rev. Br. Grecnwald Invoked the blessing of
the Saviour upon each, the assistant pastor
received tlictii into ftill church fellowship
and'Invited each te partake or the next com
munion or the Lord's surper.
A class or adults was continued at St
Stephon's Lutheran church, Rev. Meister
pastor, In the prosence et a large congrega
tion en Geed Friday evening.
Hely Saturday.
Te-day is Hely Saturday, en which the rest
or the Saviour In the sepulchre is coramom ceramom coramem
o rated. On this day in the Catholic churches
all candles and lights in the church, which
have been previously been extinguished,
are lighted from the lire blessed by the
.lnri'v. I.lirht. In obtalned bv Htrikinc a Hint
The pascliaTcandlolsalselightod and blossed
en this day, and is lighted during the Gospel
at all the masses from Hely Saturday till
Ascension Thursday.
This eveniug at 7 80 o'clock the Easter E ve
Vigils will be recited at the Moravian church.
Sate or the Claghorn Collection.
The collection or prints belonging te the
estate or James L. Claghorn, or Philadel
phia, after considerable negotiation, has been
sold te Rebert uarrcit, prosiueni 01 uie utuu utuu
mere & Ohie railroad." The price originally
asked was 250,000, and this was considered
an extremely low estimate or the yalue or the
prints. Rather Uian separata them, howevor,
Mr. Claghorn's dosire uemg te seu tne col
lection in its entirety, a further concession
was made te soeure this end, and tbe llgure
agreed upon was yi50,000. The negotiations
were concluded en Thursday ovening, and
the shipment or the pictures te Baltimere
will begin at once. They number botvvcen
80,000 and 40,000, and comprise examples
from the earliest engravers" down te the most
modern.
An Extraordinary Number of Tramps.
There were mero ledgors accommodated at
our station heuse between December 1st and
April 1st than'perhaps at the station heuse
el any city In the United States or the size of
Laneasler, a3 the following ilgures will
shew: ..
December e w
January,, . ....... ejl
February T. , , .,
March...,-.. ,
Total i
2,040
MOtttS - DBTEVllt'E" WOMC.
Twe Men Kept tn Prison for a Week en Bllm
Suspicion.
Last. Wednesday two men, who gave Ihelr
names as Geergo Clark and Charles White,
were arrested en the street by Olllcer Barn Barn
held. The men had been guilty of no offenso
whatover, but the olllcer Imagined Ireih thelr
actions and appearances that limy were pick
pockets. Tlie men are perfect strangers nore
and they were committed for a hearing next
Tuesday, by Alderman Been, en the charge
oriiclngprerosslonal tldoves. Olllcer Barnbeld
is the ceinplalnant,and he thinks that he can
secure something against the men from the
authorities or Philadelphia, from which city
they are supposed le have conie. Whether
anything can be found concerning their
characters remains te be seen, but ft is cer
tain that they did nothing In Uineasler. It
Is pretty rough that men should be locked
up and kept In prison for a week, when Iho
Philadelphia pcople could be communicated
with lu a day. It leeks as though the
case will lake considerable working up te
make it a "go," and tlicre Is certainly net
much In It te add te Barnheld'a reputation as
a "detective." It Is said that the men wero
Ilrst spotted by another officer or the ferce
who told Barnbeld. The latter proceeded le
arrest them, and thus secured the case for
hlmseir, In the absence eHiis Informant The
reports show that only ene man lest any
meney during Wednesday.and that was long
aner Clark and White had Lccn locked up.
XOrEI, AltrEllTlHIMI.
All Kulerprlilng Candy Man, Who KnonsHen
te Draw the Crowd.
Shcclz, the candy man en North Queen
street, lias a novel mode or advertising, and
his slore Is crowded all the tlme. In thoev cu
ing the street Is almost blocked with people
or all ages. The attractions in the window
nre three young kids and llftccu very
lively rabbits. The animals are kept In the
wlndewly means era vvlre fonce. They are
very playrtil and set Iho children almost
wild with delight In the evening
the attractions nre increased by the
addition or two little darkies-wlie are very
black. They are heated en chairs Just behind
the animal pen, and are covered with while
sheets from their feet te their necks. Their
heads enlv can be seen abeve the sheets and
they loek'llko slicks oNicerieo in Ice cream.
The pickaninnies sit quietly chewing tally
all eveniug, and seem te enjoy the luu as
much as any one.
Last eveniug another leature was added te
the entertainment In the shaiie of a young
darkey who performed all kinds of contor
tion and acrobatic teats. This little fellow,
who Is really a clever actor, has qulte a his
tory, 11 his story or himself Ihj true.
He gives his name as Costeradelum I'o I'e I'o
cern Laban Bampera Nocenla, and says that
he was born in Cuba ; when quite young he
was brought le this country and is anxious
te secure sumcieni meney 10 gev une. uumu.
He speaks Spanish very well, and en the
whele is far mero intelligent than the ma
jority or colored people, lie carries w itli him
a cumber or iron rings through which he
crawls in all kinds of sliaiws, He is anxious
te work and deserves tp gel along.
BujriS of Kutrr Guilty . l
Anonymous Ananias In New rerjc tienuu.
There la a Quaker lady In Philadelphia who
sends several hundred dollars worth efEastcr
cards' every year te the Indians. The Indians
"are Immensely gratified, the squaw s decorate
their persons with them and the chiefs glue
them en their backs. Rathrrstrango-appear-ance
they present w hen completely covered
with wind mllN, cresses, Hewcrs and Black
Creek girls. Then tlicre is a gentleman hi
this city, au extraordinarily eccentric person.
He Is a purchaser all the year round. He Is
subject te epileptic tits. Whenever he feels ene
ceuilmr en he cw up the steps of the first
heubc he comes te, rings the iiell and asks
for the lady or the house. Lady comes smil
ing gracieucly into tlie parlor. " Excuse me
madame, says the gentleman, " I'm kind a
BUbject te fits and have Just stepped in te
have one." He then rolls all ever the parlor
fleer, makes horrlble noises, frightens ma
dame almost te death. Finishes the lit, gets
up, bows himscll out of It, gees home ana
sends the lady a f ct or Easter cards, w lib his
compliments. Yes, this is all true, and lets
el ether peeple buy Easter cards.
TheKuloef Kantcr.
It is generally known that Easter is the
Ilrst Sunday alter the full moon that comes
en or after the 2lst of March, but seme may
net knew why the 21st of March is Uikeu as
the gauge. It was decided by tlie nrst coun
cil or Nlce that the festival et Eastct should
bocelobratcd en the Sunday following the
first moon et the vernal equinox. The List
correction made in the calendar by Gregery
XIII, brought the vernal equinox Slarch 21.
Easter may consequently till any day be
tween March 22 and April 2e.
MarletU's timimlal Condition.
Plum the Times.
About two-thirds of the etitlre Income was
required te pay the interest and part el the
principal of the debt, which is new 531,700,
having been reduced S'JOO during the past
year. This left f2.30e.0S te be cxitetidcd for
fK...,,.i, ,.,.r,w l.nt nnlv 51.111.01 or tills
was used. Or this amount directly and Indi
rectly there was spent for ilre purjieses $188,
75; ler repairing streets, building sewers aud
llke work, f739.75 ; while the salaries and ex
penses In keeping the council chamber heat
ed and lighted, amounted te f401.31, and
J85.75 was spent for advertising and printing.
Hewett's r.ntertHluineiits.
Last ovening llewctt's Musctts again ap
peared in the 'eicra house, and they had a
larce audience. This afternoon they are giv
ing a matlnee, and this evening they appear
ter the last time. Miss Hewell's exhibition
of mind reading and bccend sight is a leature
of the show.
FLOOD OX THE WEST URAXClf,
The Susquehauua Thirteen J'eet Above Lew
Water Mark ut WHIIaiiiiert.
Wir.i.misreiiT. Anrll 4. The river is
new evor thirteen feet abeve low water mark
here and considerable Ice Is running down.
Tlie ice is all out of the Wllliamspert boom,
and the river is clear or solid ice te Leck
Haven. The big jam abeve Leck Haven is
oxpectod te break at any tlme. Oyer two
million feet of legs passed down with the
Ice thus far. They came from Moshannon
creek, and principally belonged te Shaw
Ce., of this city. The river roll nearly all last
night and tlie streams are greatly swollen to
day. Te-day a snow storm lasted nearly all
morning.
The KehuTlklll Considerably Swollen.
Reading, April i-The Schuylkill lese
considerably te-day, owing te last night's
ralu. Werd received from Leespert, this
county, bays that from all appoarancea this
morning, a frcshet seems imminent ; that the
Schuylkill river has risen considerably
since last ovening, and that should the rain
continue sorleus results will fellow.
JlAllMOS BALD XO BE DEAD.
Ills Oeld-Hllted Sword Found Broken Hostil
ities Suspended.
La Libeiitad, April 4.-Hestlllties bo be bo
tween Guatemala and the allied republics
have been suspended nnd au armlstice or ene
month's duration Is announced. The logls legls logls
lature or Guatemala has annulled the docree
or Barries' proclaiming, the unification or
Central America. Tlie latesi lnieiugence
says President Barries is dead. His gold geld
hilled sword was found broken en the battle
Held or Chaleuapa, bul no ether particulars
have beeu teceived.
Three Hanged for Herse Stealing.
Helena, Ment, April 4. The notorious
Felix. Constant and MoBenald were hunt-
en Thursday at Becch Creek, near Bentorf,
for horse stealing.
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Atlantic slates, clearing weati.lMM,5if'
rains in eastern portion, tf fy. JWil
Sunday mendng y M?WJmi
ture : winds coucralteMiiWCsJfr
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feklixw rttsai
(le ii. Grant's Leng Sli
turbed by Occasions
dermic Injectlet
Tuesday te I
Ni;w YeliK AprL
comfortable ene for I
quietly In his easy c.
steel, iieni shortly hi
this morning. He wi
sleep. During the c
had occasional attaek
Douglas and Shra
general all night, ni
In the bod-roem of li
tlie time,
At 330 this meruli
was issued! The
Imueusly up te this
occasional attacks or
nourishment rcgulai
and pulse as usual."
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morning, when it w
breathed his last, is
o'clock in the morn!
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gave way te a heat
the dying soldier v
new lease of life. 1
part or Dr. Shrady
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1.11 UJU iHPWmilU ' I. i."
lemcnt te ,WSiaiiiL'y.,V
urein ArewJcan b!-'
n for atHawt "nnav.
days. After the g
eral bad reeeypirvl ha JE '
rlnnciinllv3ll In 11k uirTnflil nhn'MBiI lttr. Jii.l
fenned the signal U 'vice : " TyH,y'"i've S 4
prolonged my agony for awhlleV '''es,"
answerea ur. Hiira"-, we wm.swve von
witli us seme tlme. ft" Dr. Newan was
everjpyed at seeing lie general 'recover sti
rapidly, and prayed t rvently. The evs of
the ladies sufim with learB,but they
showed, -greatigbj when tbey'MW leath
averteu7A."Thrmitt' 'eUy atthetlse euld
havoraadeagreatJCWo in.the'Jtetety or
the case. " I iaBBkaabJ x
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, jiis-rui,sij tui:' vx amHKiEIiAv.
Vi'W Vnn. -CV tiril 4 llr4ir!Z.W3i. Thn
Improvement whlcli thq last 'stefeitteiit sug-!wvi
gostslnGen. Graijs cendltk?eitimibs-.W,j
liquid neurislinicnj Ivviee. TfiesihwMtlias''
i. . .JiA.lnl Ia i i..l La laVjksXsiSH mslC la SiWa T.. JV
l..ii. in trnnldn hlin Una Imfln f Jlsn-rI. Hn AV
int.
have his mouth an!
uireai clean ee. jib is -m
new resting quietl3 in his easytelyiii,
pulse is about as yetcrday at'tkHJKxii
n in wexdkmcij wibrvewBi:.
HU'
This merniiiR Gcu Uentuiwilll eJ upon,"
what lie designated die raUertfajrundujfuT
will power. Gcu. Bent saia,taWN cvcnlnttfv.
.. .11..1 flv.i.lir l.i. llin ailfAlBin! Vrrfltil frt fVf..
"" i.M.j ...v ,. (is. - ?rffH
jcii. Mnuan iuiau uiu uveii itmiiv iuuhh ; -
ouiie low. mil seen auer no aawenuu uui hsj-t1
teiminatlen te enje
arm and w itli cane
a atrelL Urn (Mnk Dcnt'-
hanilwaJIwd alewlyiT.
iwice areiuui me jeni. w vsswv uniu . .
lilKinn:iim of nnarirv from wliich tliemt-?'?'? 1
jem.' The )(irt seemsag
linn, IgimuiiI Infn lit. jriti dilate ahA Irrflln Tirffrl" 1
v ions condition. -.
12i50 r. m Gen. drant has beea vety quiet' M
Hince the last report He has taken his neur-?,
ishment tcgularly. UispuiM i, ana neisv
is notceraiilainlupof his threat' ( The accitl V
mutation of mucu a oaailyreinovmt lyfj? g-j
KU1K1U1K lli,UlV llltWIWIUWB., i.v ll.V.W.. Jt T
from room te room when reqalred withenti
trouble. He is tow resting, in hU eastflTEJ
chair, after having 'eu ontWOOtsIde of tttwwjTJI
bed for a row minutes. '.. i
4TJ
IS crtlPlll .1. IL. UOUOL.IH. l. V. .V
,V WISH AW TO 111 kAST RKSTINU I'hACH'J
The rriends of Onicral Grant bave beeu In-,-!
t'nrincil ilmf 1m 111 nxirfissflda' duslre tobeThSc
burled at Washington, and UrSy'areoeitsttltwiJ-J
lug as te what act! u shalL be. tak;en when UiV
,ll,u Tl lu cilil II fii'iinrmlVHhnrldiui villjf
have the matter ir charge and ttant-lhefuiiv-s
rat will lake plae there. TlHRTipprest- uiJ
liniMl lIlftL Illfl IIIH'I'KSILV mi UtaBsJI HAJ TVLLA UVf ,
delayed as Iedl' v
rsjalb!vbirt whBer,Vv
expect ,te Ave the ftnie-j ;j
the time comes tli?v ex
r.d Like nl.ice the with irrttM and imiwi' ;.
u,xn unllf.lml 1M intea. J. -ftjVjM1 sl
u.,w --.- -o-i.je alsi .!!
A Prominent I n et Vu'MstwI Dies,
Pettsvili.e, 1'- April 4. Cbs,
ene ofthe eldest iiilraostlHbswtaeiilclUi
or Pettsville, diec ms metujMt,'umiti
ceiing illness, ng 03 years. B ftia an
gciing illness, ng
eT large weal tli,
street railway cot
posit bank, a dirt
igatien coin pan v
lied with many ei
iwi.l.lanlifilia lAAldSr lU Jt
13?SS
tS1 -tX -
ft"sPfc"L
,.- nnd Ht tin "llrit.l.C
vujiriMMv. wu k..w., v.
orertheBcliByl
rlt-'it lTaf4vi
and, piomineeUy
or pumie latere:
- -r;M
in Muiianoretiy
a ntg i'i
Pettsvii-i.e, V
., niinin" jiiv
k . r . .i .
irewid
out in Jes. Enicli t
bardvvkra Mre. eir Maiw ,""!""
street, Mahaney
The stere and all
stores and shops
slen heuse nam
15,000, and the
surpescd te hai
ccndkiry.
litv- carlvl this wernlJii,? A
tscentcnta atw! hjkt
. . .'...! - ..I.I
ly escapedr! leWfcXV
iisuraDCO,Mi,0 Jt "?
been the vptk. et'any.
The Ladnc
PUILADKLVIll
Brethers, Wm. 1
worerocently c
were sentenced
quarter sossieus
prisonment ef'tl
in the county pr
A Sausage
Chicago Ap
casing factory, a
stock of sausage
suburban town
early hour this
mated at 505,000
llreAars sauced. iii
, April jft-TJw WjfaievTI
JUIU JiOUB V,, UJVCTn, nsuJ
avicteq et asBuiuzietnegvi
1 ..iA.ilneil .ItillliAltsJ
ia '".'S.T'lll-xAr i
je years axOsirue iiieataa.
using FaS)Sjr'illaiipJrt.-; ,
iriein
isiiigpfat;!
,lAk,
nerRtef;. n-4
insured
... - i.. i. 1,.1. a'ia&ullriti.vl.
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mfmm
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n,... ,n,,,n i. Anrll 4Jf?iH .iriliel;SlM.
mentorSldiiey . Tyler, M&lW U,
Shenandoah Val y,niy!gSm& S"TW4
by Judge Butle. In the ynWjniUtes ru
CUUrv UI19 IHUlirn'e- t-fff ' ''luXul:
L 41.1- - l.ir- . ,. -t. . i '4.?
A Prbicess Ceini
. ;t" wf5:
Vienna, April 4.1UI
sJiewiBii';
Princess Mentiear, wue y
rlieduHHe .rtft
siisnlcleiw elrcunisxan1
.Ifidsuieidfc'.fi'i
railing- le-kJUIirAif
tyM
niffl sun ire a
te w t ler threat, x t
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safcsCsT
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'wen is Wh worse and niaydr,.';
i' imn
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Lit,
s County t'uruaee Resumes. ' ,"
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. ra., April . ine nrcser atv ia
mace, at Temple, tbu county, wMeh
been out of operation for seme meatte.w
oreiiLiuis iiiuiu.uk. kivihu uui 'lurswe, .,
te tke usual quota etiaeu. f
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