HEsSEiBtH rnmummwrnrmmimmmmmnmrammmnimmKmBammBi'. TOppW i Wki- iwrvsr-ur e- - '' O'AS-fc 1c, W'-A,- . v . - ? - I? J JT i. - , - " '" je uanate? & -ettfie 'v:- Vltf "VW til r--y,--. i in iiii i imi iiH !! iiww in im HIM i i ? '-ytw v-Twywrei 1 11 wm, tmmimjmmmmmvrm mm ...... ...... -jttww? 7fw7B. i,,,; - .Ar.TvK-V?7r all LtfBh htefclB 1UIIMV4 l" a. ' ' V 7 ' " V - I Sf . 7flBUBlHnfA BkML' U.11 li iwmKmm''y'"A, L3i' j ' VOLUME XXI-NO. AT THE ALMSHOUSE. hemji iMviierxn mvtiievh of JIOOK KtShVlHO. AVUVTBU Tiintjt. A Cpiisuh or tlia Inmate The Slet k or Sui. piles dm llnud Tlie Dally 1'i.rii uf tlie Pauperi V Noontide Meil In tlib t'uur lleune liiniiilUlcilllIcntliifi. The beard of poerdlicctors have inaugu rated ruliit ins ut the county bultdliigs which, ll adhered te, as 111 In llie Ititiue prevent bus bus lilclen being east en the integrity of the olllelals In charge. Te stirt Ith, llie directors ut a meeting hoiiie weeks age adopted lists, tem of book-keeping for the almshouse, hes plhilundlusaueasyluin whereby the accounts of each Inslltutien will lie Kent separately iiudoxlniinganceiit ellher of the buildings ilelocted nt utiuvw Te gl e the pubUe nil Idea or hew tlie ullnlrs of these Institutions are conducted, ropresentativ os of tlie dally papers wero Invited te meet the beard et peer ill rectors and olllcers ; thu luvlh'itiem Morene cepted, and jesterday was designated an the tline for the - islt. Wlien the roperlois arrived at the alms house they found the lollewlng parties In the directors' room : Daniel llerr, president or the heard; It. V. it ml, Isaac Kuiek, Jacobs. Stiiue, Allan A. llerr, peer directors ; r. J. II. AlcOrearv, resident phjsician at thehu-tplkil ; Goeigo ll. Worst, steward of the almshouse, and Win. T. ItreiMi, solicitor et the beard. Jehn K. Sillier Mas Iho only dlroelornbsont Tlie fol fel fol letting is what the reperter learned en his islh A OUNSl'STAICUN. When the new steward of the almshouse wonteu duty en April 1, he illstoierod that thore was u looseness in tlie way of doing tiutiliiOHS nl that institution which Mould net be tolerated by any thorough business man. Ami preliminary step he had a com plete list umdoet tint hi mules of the almshouse, and te each ene was maiked a number, when an iiiiniUe leases or dles his tiaiiie Is Htrlukcii irem the mil. When ene is received his name is entered, with his age, tl toer admis sion, nationality, Act thus a dally record is kepiand the Htewnrd can at all times tell Mho are Inmates of the institution. On the flay Unit Air. Worst assumed the duties of olllce he m ide an examination of his prede cessor's lioehs. Frem them It appeared that thorewereoU inmates, whlle itrei-k in his monthly reKrl te the IkuhI Hied the day flu iwu luruiimi ,mim iiiuifiies. iiere Mas a discrepancy Air. Wemt could net lecoucile, he he decided en taking n ceiihus el tlie Institution, and he did out 8 o'clock en tlie evening he went en duty. That census show ed that thore Mcre only laa Inmates in the institution, 0.1 less than rojierted by llrKk. The record bIiews that te-ilay thore are ilKJ imnatLs nt the almshoiife. iNVi: rniiv nneKrt. The next books exaiiilued by the repertiTH were the im en lery books, which xhews all the goods that t oine into the Institution. The praUIie for Heme j ears his been for thoelll eorsef tlie Institutions te purchase Biipjilie. That is no longer in force and herealter the directors will buy all the goods except what is needed ler the tables et the HiiiicrJuteiid cntniid steward, which ai tides Uiose efllcials are pii ileged te purchase. When articles are bought, the nanie or the director making the piirth.ise iiearM en the bill, and In all cases ihe bill miibt iicceniiKiuy the goods te the institution. The articles rc elved are en teied in the iuientery books hi the column te which they belong, (there being a column ler eacli article.) When any article is giieu out, muslin ler illustration, tlie paity getting it is charged with it. When the iniisllu is lotiirned inade up into shirts, credit is giien ler the iiiaimf.ii.tiiicd goods. 'J'he luientery l)oekHiiro headed with a complete list of all iiu anicics en u inn en jsiay in.st, en which day the ImeUs were eptncil. Tie books of this kind are Leut ene ler drv. goods and clothing, and the bcceiul ler pro pre pro isiens and grcxierics. A COJirAUISON The avorage number or Imitates nt Iho aluiKlioutte for the past fifteen mouths wits iiVJ ; at the hospital and insane asylum 17f. Thu fellow lug trem the bills en lite hIieu hew II 10 goods were tllspebcd of during that time: Muslin ntaliushouse, 3,021 yards. ' " hospital, BID ynrilrt. CliovietB at almsheuse, L',S'5e yaids. ' " iiesplUl, 017 yards. Calice nt almshouse, s.i5 yards. " " hospital, 1,011 yards. Jeans ntulnihhoiihe, ,(U7 yards. " " hospital, Ue'J yards. Ticking at almshouse, ,ette yards. " " hospital, 101 yards. Uingluiu at almshouse, l.Oil yards. " " hesiiUd, ai'J yards. Flannel at almshouse, IS7 yards. ' " hospital, I'M yards, iin; mi. i, or paiii:. Thodirecters hae also decided en a reu. lar diet list, and as our people aie IntercstLil in knowing hew the cliarges of the county are fed, we reprcxlucu it. Ter almsheuse: Hreakf.ist, bread, celleu and molasses ; din nur, meat or llsli, Hjtatees, Lhuiis. jic.w, lite, bread); supjier, the H.UIIO as breaUtast. ll.icli iniuateis allotted four ounces et bread at ciu'li meal, ', of an ouiice of colleo, merniiig and evening; two ounces et molasses at bieaktastand supper. Meal or llsh isgiieu ene day hi the week. Of inn it ten ounces are allow ed mid et lish twelve ounces. On Kiimlay rice is allowed as mi extra dish, and en Friday sugar and tea are allowed te the feni.de iiiuiateH. At thu hospital : llieakfast, the bill or fate is bread, colleo, sugar, inel.is.ses, butter, hash ; dlmier, biead, heel, perk or lish, jMitn jMitn jMitn toes, legoUbles, bean soup, pe soup, puUite soup, rice soup or bailey soup, boiled rice or piu; Mippui, bread, tea, sugar, butter, stoned fi ill t and eheose. The abeve list Is varied ; en some days thuy get one kind el meat or soup, and en ether lis ether kinds. The iUkiie iliet lists Mill be printed and placed in the corridors where all the inmates may see them. On the list will also be printed thu quantity each is entitled te and they line the pi hi lege of reporting te the beard any ilol.illen. As each luiuatu recoil cs a certain quantity et each article et feed, the dhecturs cm leadlly soe from the daily register or inmates and the lu enlery books whether the supplier hae beeu wasted. im: iiiieuk suns. It Is hUted by soine poeplo, wld ene of the directors, that the suits against Jehn Itreck, the late steward, were porsecutlouH. Fer him self ami his fellow uiemlHirH he disclaimed any such Intention, but claimed that thesiills Mere entered nfler a thorough examination which satislled the besird that the county's property hud Imcii mis-apprepriated, llut us tlie matter had been disposed e!' Judicially, thore wa& nothing lurther te be done. JHIJ KOOMIAV M1JAU Dinner was cared shortly ulter 11 o'clock yesterday te the Inmates et the almshouse. Leng tables wero sprcul in the kiseincut, and at the call te the noonday iuc.il, moil et many nationalities and nges Hocked In. Heme w ok) crippled, ethers w ero lient m ith age ; n row, It was evident, had seen better ilaj h, but were reduced te want thnuigh circumstances piebably beyond their control. K.ieh man hud his phu-e at the table, tuul when all had lieeu seated, ut the tap et the bell nil bowed their heads In silent prayer ler a moment; at the second lap or the bell all raised their heads and the attack en the feed prepared ler them miw begun. In u room adjoining tlie females weie glien their dinner mid in n room soine dlstame an ay tlie Inmates who work ubutit the phub were fed. Theso are ghen eitra feed en account vf the labor they perform. ItlJA'UMI 11V Hl'UAM. The I10.1 id of dirivters are contemplating a cbunge In the manner of heating the hospital und insane asylum. At present these Institu tions lmve thirteen het air furnaces. A large nuautlty of coal is burnt annually und thu buildings are net Hiilllclently heated. They rmrpose heating by steam anil will lmea Killer placed ut the south end of the booth wing of the iti&aue asylum, as an experiment. They will oblige the contractor te guarantee that 70 degrees of heat sluill Ik in all Uie rooms of the building w lien it Uzore outside. OT1IEU IMl'llOVUMKNTS. The director ha e had lltly wire niallreaae 224. placed In the ins.iue asylum, and they glve se niuch pnllslactleu that they nre contem plating placing thorn nil through the county buildings. When Dr. MeOreary took chnrge el the hospital mid Insane asylum the Inmates of tlio.lalter Institution were gicn their meals In their rooms. That has beeii changed mid new nil the Inmates eat their meals nt tables, of which there is ene te each ward. The doctor nays he lias no treuble with them while nt table. It was the practice also te restrain Iho Ielcnt inmates by chaining them, but new the only restraint is the ituhtcd culls and cry few of thu Inmates require theso. When the weather iiermlts Inmates of the Insane asylum, when taken out by llieir koepdrs, will be glieu Iho prhilcge el enjoy ing thoiuselios in the groe In lrent of the asylum building. Douches lmve been ordered and will be placed under the trees. t.N.sfi:eriN(i tiii: iiuii.hines. The representation of Iho press were taken through all the county Institutions, mid given the privilege eru thorough examina tion. K cry thing was leund by tlieiu in complete order and all the Inmates wero npiiarently contented. AH the present beard of directors appear ie uu iiraciieai uusiiius moil, mm iiiese insll lotions me conducted te-day with as much hIimii iwany well conducted large btislneHs; mid irkepl tip, II will net lie long before the desired result nsav lug te Iho taxpayers, will beapiKircnt. JIAHE HALT. lttlll'IK. Tlie I-iiti A I.euil mill Orucrnl NdIi-k uf the Dlaliienit I'lehl. The NuwarLs h.iioiiiiewpitchoriu Diigau. Onu-armed Hugh Dally wants f'JOO jicr mouth te pilch. ' Phihidetnhiatis reel proud or their league flub ami di-gustcd with the Athletics. Charlle ll.istlau, of the l'hll idelphla, lias mere home i uns th in any man in the league. Fergusen and Dally, the Philadelphia pitchers, ate heavy bailers, and each hae had u home run. The players of the Ijau-aster club were given uu ejster supicr at Cejilaud'H hist eieulug by ene or their admirers. Hase Hall Yesterday At Fhlladelphla, I'hlladelphla it!, SL Leuis 1 ; ut ltosteu: llos lles llos ten II, Detroit 1 ; utNew Yerk: New Yerk t, Uulhile I ; at l'roiideiice : ChicigeS, l'rov l'rev l'rov ideuet); at lioulsville: Douisillle r, Iliook Ilieok Ilioek Ivn 1; ut Jersey City: Newark t, Jersey The Pittsburg team earned 'JO runs hi the Athlelin series or four games, m ide IIJ Mingle hits, 1 doubles mid seven tlirce-l users, with n total of 01 bases and IX runs. Kinlth made te thice-basers and u doitble; Itlchmend two three biggers, IMeu one, Whitney ene, and a double. Drewn one and a double, mill O'Day mill Fields doubles. The Athletics are In bad shaie. Citshui in Is in l'hltitdelphlt tt ith ul.iiue hack, the er er iccterbadly wieiicitug It in preliminary practice in hL IjeuIs. O' II rein is also there wllh n dislocated thiinib: Alllligan had his hand sulked hi Pittsburg ami is unable te I 'lay; Lirkln his his right hand split be tween the tlrst and second lingers, and is also laid oil, and Mallhewsstill sutlers with ii Rore baud, thu result of hn lug u het bill In the Klindaygime In KU Leuis, when he was (,einielled te li.ne the lield. rrrilllcutat or llirtli nml Ikiptlimi. Cioergu Diiehinan, the veteruu DemeTat irem Serrol Herse, l'.ist Ktrl township, Is sjieuilhig a few days In the city, the guest of his son, who resides here. Although 81 years olage, lie Is hale and his all his ficulties well preserved, and leeks geed for IS) years mere. The ether day in looking ever soine papers he came across -x document writleu in (jermaii and sealed with red wai, which ex cited his curiosity, mid thu I.n-i ki.i,kikmci:u has had It translated for jilin, ns It may be of iutorest te Heme of the descendants of tl.e geed dame whose birth and L-ajitisui certill certill lute et 1!S years age it seems te have been. The translation rims thus ; That Anna Hirlnr.iII.iuss, wife of l'hillp Ilanck, resident of Nmleraw, was born June -7, 170(1, lit Manlieiui, of honest parents, namely : Valentine Schumacher, citizen anil alderman of tills place, and Anna Mar gretU, his mITe ; and that Jacob Wllhelm, cltiren and alderman or this phice, mid his wlle Anna llarlur.i, who were the witnesses at the biptism, gave te her the n une of Anna llarb-ira ; und us vv iluess hureel I record her in the chinch book with my own handw ril ing and slgiuturu and attach theseal of our chinch. Attested, Manheim, April 25, 1727. HAMlU.Ii AllCHAUL. Dell.OfF, Seal.J First Alinister or the Place. I.OCSl. JsEUISL.iTIO. four luiicastur County IMeainriu Tint Haven't Huil u C'hiuec. from tlie Lancaster Inquirer Legislation ler Laucastei county cannot be said le be abundantly successful ut this ses sion el the legislature. At the eiwnlug or the sossleu four measures pertaining spo ol illy te this country wero introduced, three et which related te thu county prison and bills for the enactment of which were pre pared by the authorities of that institution. These lour incisures were : 1. An appropriation ler the Children's Heme. Tlie transfer el thu power otnppeutlug prison subordinates lrum the inspectors te tlie keeper. 3. llclntlug te the sentencing et prisoners te thu Kasteru ieulteiitiary, I. A hill enacting that thu Hilary net et 1SS! "shall net be se construed as te prevent the beard or prison Inspectors or any county Irem suppljlug the priwm keeper of any ceiintv with .1 residence, fiiel, light and boaidiugler hiiiibcll and family preper, in the prison el any county within the prev I I I sionsefKihl act." The second ami third of these measures died hi committee; thu fourth, us lore lero loro shadewed in the Inquirer, passed the llouse anil the Senate, buten Thursday was vetoed by the governor; and the tlrst is likely also te recoil e. in oecullvo quietus. A (llut et Meney. The New Yerk bank statement or last Meek showed a BUiplus en hand or fOO, -110,050 evor the icserve limit required by law le be Lept available. This is the largest accumulation of funds in Iho New Yerk banks for lnauy years. At'tliOKime time last jear the sur plus was only $,t,127,02.', showing the iucicuse for ene j ear or Uiuldlee.ipit.il en deposit in NowYeikto be f'll.'Jh'J.O-JR, Wl.at is te be done with these mviiiiiulated millions is a question new exercising the brains of ilnau ilnau ders. This condition of things Ls net con lined te New Yerk. Hanks all evor the country report increased dcqiesILs and In Philadelphia the increase has been proiior preiior proiier tionate, tiiueuiitlng slnce December Jllst te soiiiethlng like M.000.000. The bank stuto stute nieiit Issued last Monday showed that thore Mas in the Philadelphia banks evor f27,0O0, U00, or nearly JIO.OOO.OOO mero than the aggregate capita or the banks lit the Clearing 1 leuse association. A SAU Ah't'LlVllOX. Death or it llrl,lit Idling IjiiI In College CI nlr. Altera brier illness Jehn, the eldest seu of Hev. Dr. Jehn S. Ktahr, efF. iVM. collego, died suddenly yesterday atlernoeu nt the home et his parents nn West Juntos street He Mas u manly, blight lxy of cloven years of nge, and had been sick for uery brief period. Other children or the family had lieen dangerously ill some tline uge, but is ero convalescent, mid Prer. HUhr liluiselt had been seriously prostrated. Hut the deceascd lad had been In geed health and his Blcknessiiudilsfat.il torininatien were lery pudden ; Iho news wanes with shocking ellect upon his family and u large cirele of sympa thising Mends. He w 111 lie burled nt p. in. Kuiuhiy in the college let of Lancaster comutery. Dried Tongue. Prem thu Ausenla (Conn.) beutlael. "What have you in that package T" wus the questieu put te a Waterbury clergyman en u Saturday anorneon soine years age as he sat In the station awalUug the urrival of a train. f'Dried tongue," was tlie laconle reply. It boemod that tlie divine was oil Uie way te ai neighboring town te oxchange with ii clerical ibrolher. and Mas te DreacU tWO Old uertueus. THE LINVILLE BURGLARY. M'ANAl.l.r, KV11TX ASH XOHTIlAMMt lIUT.hlUll THIAh AT COVJIT. 1 lie f ratlnlnny Taken nt tlie Hearing lletere Alderman (Spurrier AltrncU aiirvut Creml or tlie Curleimly Inclined The Story or Detective Itartlielumenr. An adjourned hearing of Uie cases against lllchanl McAnally, KUwoed Kurt71 nnd Israel Nerthainer, charged with the bur glury, robliery mid nltemplcd inuriler of Kd wnrd Llnvllle, In Salisbury low nshlp, was had bdore Ahleriniui Spurrier this morning. The hearing attracted tt great crowd or mtoo mteo mtoe talors, net one-tenth el whom could get Inte thoelllco. The comiueiiweaUli was repre sented by it Frank Hshlemail, esq., nud Iho prisoners by It. F. Davis, esq. There was net much that is new In the testimony of the wit nesses examined. Lllsha Murtlu testified that he lives nt Cnnostega. hair n mile from the Llnvllle homestead. On the morning ufler the burglary he islted the premises und;s.-iwToel-nriuls in the light snow, leading towards McAnally's resilience. In lollewluglho root prints he leuiiil a partly worn umbrella about 100 yards front the house, west of the wood weod woed slii'd. Further en lie found ii razor wllh n cry hcay blade und black handle On cress-examl nation he said the feet-prints In the fi 07.cn show were se indistinct Kiev could hardly Ihi in ide out, mid the umbrella mid razor were net idculllird. D. M. Orell tcstllled that he saw Mc Anally at his (Groins) shoe, the morning after Uie burglary; they talked about Iho burglary, mid McAnally speke of It as a cowardly outrage ; he said hu had 11 ret heard it fiem Jeseph W. Krancls, n young man who lived with Celeman Montgomery ; he added' thai Llmille would net have been shot had' net the robbers been (old where Iho money was. Jeseph W. Francis testified that he did net tell M'Anally of the burglary ; the latter came le Montgomery's baiii ut halfpastsK o'clock In the morning. He asked where All. Montgomery was, nud witness told him he had gene te Coatcsville for a dot ter ler Mr. Llnvllle, whereupon M'Anally said hu bcl loved Llnvllle would be dead before the doctor urrl ted. Wesley Kolilnsen tostllieil en the evening lollewlng the robbery, u hat w hich h id been leund en (he Llmille premises, was shown him by either Dr. Holilnsen or Dr. Martin; it looked like the hat which he had seen McAnally w airing, and it was al wilt his size. The h it was show n w linens but he could net swear It was MuAuiilly's. It was " :i shocking bad h it" mid when placed en McAnally's head did net lit him. THIS MSI KCTlVll'H HIOItY. Oeoige Bartholemew, the Philadelphia detcs live, tcstllipil that niter the rebbciy he was living at White llorse hotel and WiisHiip WiisHiip jiescd te Isi a bar-lender ; he make the nc nc quaiiitaiue of defendants and frequently was in their cempiny; had couvers.itleus with them uIhiuI the Lliivllle robbery; McAnally told him there were Rix men engaged in it, und tint Abe Itnzard vs.is ene el them ; he sieku of Allss Llnvllle being greatly frightened by the burglars mid mUI that shn greatly exaggerated the circumstances. She described the gnu us being two or three tunes ns big as It really vvus. On the Mil of April witness, In com. p my or the defendants mid soine ethers w cut in a party te the H.ixsarras, and subsequently te Scrutllew ii. At the latter place Lllwoed Kurtz display ednlKiutf Pi hi money ; wit ness jocularly suggested that Kurtz might have been along with Abe Huz.ird in (he Lliivllle rebliery. McAnally looked at witness and -winked in a way te caution him te say nothing mera about It. Witnuns alternaids had a private conversation with Kurtr in which the latter told him hu must net mind what the Iks said about him ; they were only try lug his mettle. They had u wxrret society et which witness might become u inciubcr it he had sense enough te keep his mouth shut. This conversation w.is had near Israel Northamer's house. Hu saw there Itachel Dunlap, Northamer's sister, Mho, when she saw KurU, said with mi oath that she knew who committed the robbery; (hut it was dene by Abe Hii7z.ird, McAnally and "old Dave'' and Kurt. cemmii-ii:u roil ceukt. Here the commonwealth rooted, and Air. I'shleuiaii asked that the cases against the prisoneus be returned te court. Their counsel, II. F. Dav is, esq., asked tint Uiey be discharged, as thore mils no ev ideuce against them, Alderman Spurrier thought a prima faclu case had beeu made out, and in default et ball the defendants were committed for trial at court. Anether Cliurge Agalnt Nertlianier. Israel Nerthainer at the close et the abeve hearing vvus cliarged with Uie larceny el wheal from the barn of Isaac Wanier, en the night et the 22d el January 18SI. Air. Warner testlilcd that several Ingsef wheat had lieeu carried lrum his barn at Ihu tline stated nud that it was recovered next morning, ene bag lieing found oiitside the bam, and the ethers in a sled in the read near by. The sled be longed te Nerthainer, who came for 11 thu following day, but denied all knowledge or the larceny, and said he had been hunting his sled nil day. Jehn March, who lived with Mr. Warner, test! tied that en the night ubei e named he passed the Inrnanil saw the little deer stand ing Iurlly open. He advanced ler the pur Ikisu et shutting it, but hearing loelstops hi slde he steppod te listen. Very seen a man came out of the barn carrying en his shoulder a Rick or grain. Witness called te him te step, wheieuiHiii he threw down (he sack nnd ran oil. Witness shot at the man mid identified him In Israel Nerthainer. The herse uud sled belonging te Nerthainer were leund en the re.ul as described by Air. Wurner. Tlie accused was committed by Alderman Hpurrier te iiuswer ut court for larceny. AOLllll'UH ASO HAILUU8. Memerial Sermon le the ii. A. 11 , te lie Teat lied by Itev. batched. Admiral llojneldsund Geergo H. Themas pests et the Grand Army will attend divine sorvite le-morrow evening at the Duke street AI. Ii church, vvhore the inoinerlal sermen will be preaohed by Hev. J. T. Bali hull. iii.eiiai; ii. tiiemas resr inspi.ctien. Geerge H. Themas Pest, Ne. 81. O. A. II. wasellielally Inspected last night by CupU Frank Alugee, et Wrlghtsv Uie. The inspect ing elhcer leund the pest in ilrst-class eulei, the lliiauces lleurishhig, nnd 227 ineinbers en Iho muster loll. Alter the InspoeUou there vvasu camp lire, sjioechos uiude, songs sung, and a geed time gouerully had. Come tu Hen llln Olil Comrades. Henry Heose, rbrmerly of Ce. 0, 70th Penn sylvania veteran volunteers, butfornlnetecn years past n resident of Louisville, Ky., is In Iiancjister looking up his old coinrades. He Is a nutlv oef Providence township, enlisted in 1NI1, was twice wounded hi battle, unit en being discharged Irem service, located hi Louisville, where he carried en the business of manufacturing undertakers supplies. He will remain Fast two weeks. Thete " Kxcluniie" Merlea. We regret te learn that anolher "torrible sensation " of our esteemed contemporary the 2fcu J7ra has been exploded. The ro re nialns of vv hat It declared llrst te be "a dead man," und thou n missing nud inystorieus In taut," leuudat Alt Airy, Clay township, turn out le have been the bones of a deceased kitten. Jehn Frankford Mho was dead i; ullve; the "iiotrllled human body " found In a Fulton township swnmp was uu old muil-cevereil leg; the "great geld discover ies" wero glistening dirt; the "headless ghost" that walked the Maner hills was a huew man, and the terrible "highway as sault" lu Ceuey was a reporter's nightmare. 'Twos ever thus. Leaf by leaf Uie roses faiL Sale of City l'reiierty. D, IL Wenger ifcUre. have purchased from theestatoef James Uehan the property en the northeast cerner of Ann and Orange streets. The property has a froutage of 43 feet and a depth of llci feet The price paid WlUSOO. LANCASTER, PA., SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1885. Tfil VOLIT1VAT. MlLhESNlUM VAWNB. Mr. Henry VVnltemim l'rnclnlmt the ltclgn of Unlvenuil l'ence. Frem thu Ieulsvlllu Conifer Journal. In plain Fiiigllsh, without metipher and without levity, the time has ceme for Demo crats te sit duw n calmly te the practical busi ness of revising, mid, its fur as possible, re forming (he tariff. the administration can net improve upon the Merriwn bill ue shall pity it, Js'obedy knew belter than Mr. Morrison himself the makc-ihifl character of the mcinnre tchtch bean hi name, In the nature or the case, the levis. ion must be prudent; (he reform gradual ; the spirit el revision Just te capital Invested upon the plighted faith el a long-exlstlng inili inili lle policy; thu genius of rcfenli the Irleud, net the enemy or, labor. We cate net howslew the w heels go round, he that they go nud go In thu right dirci Hen. It Air. Kiimlall and his followers be se minded, there's an end of the controversy. We rlde no hobby horses, sol" no quibbles across the progress eru great movement, und permit no crena! resentments, nor small disquietudes, te obscure our relation te the healthy grew th et geed policies, whether or our own, or soine ene else's, begetting. Wojeiii Air. Itaudall heartily in what hu has losiyef thu president In nil thu ele ments nl teal severeignly consciousness, devoteilnessumieourngo Mr. Cleveland Is a sovereign or whom sovp.'eIkiis may 1k proud, the elected head of a nation of sover eigns, He Is a Democrat nt Democrats. Hu has surrounded hlinseirwltli a ledy of iHillt leal mil Isers picked out et the very heart or Democracy, ile Is entitled (e thu eoutldenee, aild'-jie will recelve the supjurt or Iho rsuilcmid hle or the party. Air. Hin dill Is .right In saying thai, upon (he success or "tftllute et his administra tion will depend out retention et (vewcr. K vru as Iho nomination bt the old ticket hi 1850 was the logical iwquriioe'of (he events eflK77, Mill Iho ni-olueUeH of Clevelind in Ifias fellow the fiilllllincitl of Uie rcfertua te vvlitcKhe hnsauuresHCil, ana te vv Iilcfi he will aililresa, blmncIC Tlie iarty can oetaflord le quarrel wllh him upon anyinlner Issues, and least of nil iiiii the dUtrUlUtleii of the P ttreuugc. The result, under Ged, will Ittrtt upon larger things; iqieti menil, force mid erj ganlzed ideas, refeimul.-iled by Tllilen, Iho new Jellerseu of a revltillred uoniecrftoy, le lie achieved by Cluvclaiiil, the iievy J he ft win ofuie-eslablisiiodconHtUiitlonuud a rediilled I'nleu. Ul' AND IIOIV.VTIIK hTATi:. Philadelphia Is te have a stralghteul Dciuecratli' Sunday irqier te lj known us the Irem. It will npiicir en Alay :ta William Yeung, 2S years old, subject le epilciisy, while lishlng was drowned lu the Delaware run nt Dewurl, P.t, en P'rhlay. Dolestewn 'peeple nre excited ever the finding eHi human loot by a party of work men. Itsheweil ovldencesel ic cut amputa tion. Jehn Ah Cew n was fahilly injured ut Preston colliery, Glrurdville, en Friday by being squeezed between (he mine car uud Umbers. Thirty-six Inlumi sorters of D. 0. IIIIle-g-Lss, et Kciiliug, have struck for an hu raise in their wages. The strikers receive f7.M)u week and struck for an Ineroase te ft. The miners and lalmrcrs of (illlierceii, St Nicholas mid adjoining towns will held u monster picnic at Fnickvilln Alay SO, for Iho iMinellt of Haven Klin widows and orphans. Oil men trem Oil City have leased ever 1,000 acres of territory near Clrciisliore, Ureone county, iMirdering en thu old Dunk urd oil Held, and will put flown a test well ut once. One hundred and eighty milk producers of Clicsterund Delaware counties, fiave er-g-iulzcd thu Milk Po-iueers'asrfcKjLilieii and tixed tour cents per euurt ss Uir vvholewalo price efmllk hi the l'lilladelphia inixkcL, A soven-jear-eUrsm of C. Ji Wenier, of Watsontesvri, was hst, und BftUtliUig,ia1hM fulled le find hlui until Friday mernlnrr, when his father discovered (he Jlfitleiw liedy in the large peel o('l"ardce's luinlicr milt The oleoinarg.iriuo uin will net rest quiet ly under the govi-fnerh veto. ,'J hey -have fully inade up their minds te lest thorewitl-' tutliinality of the uct which they claim trenches vested rights. The best legal talent will be emploved te press their case, Leuis Hoseimvolg, or Hrle, h.is recovered $I7,7W) rrem the Imke Shere railroad for leing put oil' a train at Cleveland. The train was u limited express uud thu conductor refused te accept u regular ticket or money from Hosen Hesen welg, who was a passenger from Cleveland le Kriu. All. Hesenzweig fell into a jiile of stone when he was put oil the train mid par alysis vv us the result 1 le sued for $100,000. United ISrelliriMi Adept the Hecrecy fJiiCDtleu. At thoeiglith day's session el the confer ence of the United llrothren in Foslerla, Ohie, en Friday, Ihu couuulttce en publish ing interests recommended the establishment ofubeok com em in llairishurg, Pa. The rejiert el the committee en the secrecy ques tion was tiken from the table. It was as fol fel lows : "A secret combination in the sense of the constitution et this church is usecrrt leugiie or confederation et persons holding principles and laws at variance with the Werd of Ged and injurious te Christian chiracter. as evi deuced in individual llleand Infringing Uhiii Iho natural social policies or religious rights et theso outside its pale. Any member or minister leund In connection with such com bination shall Isi dealt with as In ether cases or disobedience or discipline." This vv as adopted by a ote or 70 te as. It was u compremUo incisure, and is a great change rrem the church's posilleu hitherto en secrecy, which forlude any jiersen vv he was a member of any secret order from be coming ii member of the church. It Mas a complete -victory (or the Liberals. Thu ltidicals threaten separation from the church hut it is net generally Icarcd. The election of bishops and chinch olllcers takes plaee te-day. Professer Garst Is men tioned favorably ler editor of (he Jleliyiens 7Vcsce;)c, (hoelllcld eigan or the church. An te llrethrr Hlall'M 'lluer). Fiem the l'lilludc-lplil I Tltueu. According te a Lancaster preacher the cholera lu F.urepu isa visitation of Ged's is rath against the ungodly as a punishment for sin. In old times such declarations us this tended le prevent thofce who heard them fiem using the natural means of avoiding uud breaking up poslilences by the enfoue enfeue enfoue nientof sanitary laws, but nineteenth ion ien tury Christianity held poeplo responsible fur the use of material means and doesn't let uuybedy oil' wllh merely moral reform, hevv- uver nesiramu iiiaiinay uu. 'i no principal sin ler which cholera isa punishment is thu sin of neglect, which brings it en. Mlilt Monday Near. Alenday will be Whit Alenday, and as usual it is o.xpecled that a large crowd of peeple will be In Laueaster. The majority ofpublle works will be closed during the day and euiployes will be given a holiday. The priuclial amusement ler the day is the game of bose ball betw eon the Lancaster uud Wilmington clubs ut AIcGrunn's park. A Family right. Jehn Strlner has been prosecuted before Alderman Harr by Geltleih Stiluer mid his wife, Frances, for assault and ballery anil surety or the peace. The prosecutor ulloges that Jehn came te his liouse last night uud attempted te strike his wite und wheu he went te her usslsUnee Jehn assaulted him, The accused entered bull for a hearing. Death of Abraham I.eiiiuii. Abmhaui Leman, better known as Farmer " Leman, died last night at his residence, en the Strasburg pike, near Wheat land mills. He was Say ears of age mid was well-known throughout tlin county as a huo hue cessrul fanner. He leaves u family of grown children. lu Di'nlltule circumituiices. The family of Adam Schilling, a resident of Faegley vllle, is in dostltute circumstances. The husband lias been sick for six vveeks, und they are in want of tlie netessarles or lira m Catei ConiiireiuUed, This morning was the tline set for a hear ing before Alderman Deen in the case of as sault and malicious uilsciilef against Hugh A. Thompson by Jehn O, ltoece. The mat ter was compromised und the ease was dis missed utter jaymejit of costs by thu do-lendaut RAGGING CUICKEN THIEVES irilO HAlt Zttr.ill VlAJSDKll IS TWO WHl.TPlLl.Kli 11 AUS. Twe Negreen, Iten Carter and '.Seu" Ilelslnger, Detected by Ofllceni Wlltlck nud flllliert While Trying te Slake Away Wllh Their lloety Town Nete. Jtcgtiliir CorniMinilciice or Iktellieknckh. Cei.tiMiiiA, Afay iSL Fer months pest Otll. cers William Wittlek nnd Jehn Ollliert, have been en (he (rail or (he ihleics who make nightly raids upon the chicken coejs of limn ers In (his ilclnlly. Their iiiiluoreus little Hellenics nil failed until this morning. Hen. Curler, u negre, residing en Tew hill, had long been hiisi ected as l)ehig ti member of IhoUiIevlnggaiig, blilhosewoll covered Ills tracks (hat the lliefls could net be traced te his deer. The olllcers did netget dlseour dlseeur dlseour nged, however, uud night alter night watched Carler's house. About two o'clock this morning, he was seen, in company wllh "Sen" Ilelslnger, another of Tew Dill's representatives, entering his house. He was closely followed by Witlick nnd Ollbctt, who demanded the contents or (he two bagsthey werecarryhig. Keceiving iiosatlsraetery reply, Wlltick ejieued ene or the bags, whileGilliert kept a watehlul nye iijHin thu midnight marauder. The contents or the b.ig iireved te lxj chickens, nnd at hist i.arier iiun ilelslnger were caught. tselli Ixigs contained chhkniis, 11 In number, f, In ene ami e in the oilier. Tlie stelen iieullry consists or 1) Leghorns, I Plymouth Kech, pi iced lu the lock-up, and at present nn'.i Wittlek Is hearching ler ew ners or thu stolen chickens. Iteligleie lul lllgence Comiiimiieii el Iho Lord's supper will be administered te the congregation et.St Paul's 1. L. church te-morrow ineriiliig ut IO-'.d a. m, Ip thtxaflcriitxiii nt three o'clock ltev. K J. Clny Aleran will preach In HI. Phlli)s inlssleu nt Meiintvillj en "Thu Hible, its TndlslHtlens nnd its Tnuislaters," In the eieiihijt. In his church, he will preach en "OurOldriaxeu Hib!6 and Iho Ttevjsleu el I8S.I." s, The Grand Army pad will attend divine. m-rvHw iii uie JMUIIIOUISI. fim'KM'ai ciiuiii, Huv. H. C. Grllllllis, pastor, en fctuuday eVon eVen (ng. The rvnnradeswill asscuible i Uie est rixni? at 7 o'clock slurp. " .Several members of Putnam circle, in ccni jnniy with the Celiimbl.T bainl, met St incitf' liers el Washington legion, Ne.J$, 1C of Jt, IT. It of It, or I-aiKuster, at the h) train last evcnlug. Alter ii short street p.irartellie knights were taken te Armery Ii ill, wheie the circle's fair Is Ismig held. A pleasant ev riling was sieut, nud nta late hour the visitors returned home, greatly pleased with their visit Hev. C. D. Harp, the new minister of the lT. H. church, will preach In his church, i tinier of Thlnl and Perry streets, en Hum! ly ei niing. He lias just einilcled his educa tion at Yule college, whence he comes direct te Columbia, his tlrst charge In the morning quarterly meeting with communion will be held, w III be presided ev or by elder pre tern, Hev. Heituer, el Second church, of erk. An entertainment appropriate te Whit Monday, will be held en Monday evening, by the St Jehn's Lutheran Suuilay school lu the chereic All are invited. Admission Iree Communion services will be held in the Hethel church, te morrow, ul 4 p. in. A Tramp' Hlcci Dlidurbcd. AsnP.lt It brakeuian was passing the rear jerch at Iliraiu Wilsen's residence, cor cer cer eor of Soeojid and Iecust streets)"'' hu wvr some ene lying tu the hammock nt Uie perch. It was uOer midnight and fueling that all vv.is net right, he leaned evor thorn)!, bhoek Uie steeping man who uwoke wllh a grunt It was u (rump, and he was enjoy lug a geixl sleeit. Tlie brukeniait eoiniMJiledhlni te vacate his comfortable hutilc lltmarfcilily Tnm isi.il Attendant-, Nellie Craig, Kutie Smith, I juisa Keutcr', AiiiiIe Kreuler, Alay Gable, Washington Hcachani and Harry Clark are all members of Miss Annie Hlukle's school, which is in the llrst division of Iho primary department. During thu tenn Just ended, neither of them was absent u single session. When the sev ere whiter and disagreeable w cither ex perienced during the term nre taken lnlocon lnlecon lnlocen sliloratinn their attendance is inade all the mera remarkable. Teun Netcrt. 1 he Shaw lieu lire ceuiinny have had Jehn Feley appointed a siecial ioliceuiaii Ter service at their picnle hi lieise's weeds en Monday. Owing te yesterday's Inclement weather the Arcadian's picnle was turned into uu evening party. It was held.it thu resiilonce et Jehn Halm, en Locust street, ubevu Filth, and was certainly a most delightful iillair. Quite a large number of Columbians went te Heading this morning te witness thu un v elliug et Lauer's moiiumeiit Samuel Campbell yesterday entered suit against Samuel Head und Wash. Duck, ter cruelty te animals. Thu voting men had hired a (cam Irem Air. Campbell mid nearly tl reve Uie horse te death, 'ihe case was set tled before 'Squire Lvaiis. Yostenlay a AlissGrell went into Iho cel lar at her residence, in Kitchentewn and tread upon a wroughtiren nail. It went en tirely through her loll feet Dr. Alarkel at tended her. a z.AXvAavr.it iteus hoveiiseh. Why lite Ijit-al Merntlau Clergy man Will At tcndllU Meiiiimeut Hn fllhiK. As has 1 ice n widely published, the monu ment erected te the memory el Governer Snytlcrat Selinsgreve, will be unveiled en Wednesday, the 27th instant, with appropri ate ceremonies. Tlie oration or the occasion vv ill be inade by ex-Gov oruer Ciirlin, and be sides addresses by Gen. Simen Cameron, Hen. S. P. Wolverton and ethers, thore will be a varied pregramme or exercises, Hey. J. Mux Hark, el the Moravian church, this city, being assigned te open them with prater. There Is a lltness in this selection net only Irem the Tact that Gov. Snyder was born in this city, but he was here lupllzed into the Alerav l.iu filth, as the fellow ing rrem the " Hccerd or Hirths and Haptisms " el (his church, 1771', shews: Simen, son or Antheny and Mnili Kllulictii Schneider, born Jtev. Mil, at 7 o'clock In thu morning, uud liuptUcd Inte thti death of Ji sns en thu 7th, In thu ovcnliigutthe rcuuliiiustiii Inn geivlcoet the congreuatten, by llietlwr ILidur (pastor), biioiifters were Jno. und Jlury lltipseu. Tell, mid SI in Hi. litem, Simen and Ciitli.fcScluicUter.iinU tlie Nlxderlts. Hev. Christian Hader was lasler or the Alerav Ian church here rrem 17M) te 1702, anil the iarents otSnyder (Ihen Bchuolder) were members of his Heck. Antheny Snyder was a respoctible mechanic who came rrem the PnlaUnate In 1758. His w He, whose tnalden liamevvus Knlpponberg,wns born ue.ir Oppen helm. Of tholrllve children Simen was the leuithj his lather died In 1771, .when the boy was 15, and two years later the son loinev ed te Yerk. While here the family lived en West King street near Contre Square, bimen learned the Initie el tanner and currier, mid educated himself at night school unit by study en Sunday. When he moved te SolhiBgrevo he engaged In merchandise and milling ; and became a leading man in ids community. As a justice and scrlvonorhocon scrlvenorhocon scrlvonerhocon served public order and promoted the public, geed. He becaiue a member of the consUtullenal convention of 17b'J; n mom. ber and speaker or Uie Heuso or Koji Keji Koji resontatlvoR, aud by long and laithlul publle sorvlce proved hlinsetrsuch a lit rep resentative or the Hturdy geed sense and honest nurnesu of the Petiiisvlvanla German. that he became the Uep,-l)em. nominee for governor In lsea, ami, though beuteii by n small majority by AtcKrau that year, lu lbOS he was ofectod, reelected in 1811 und again in 1811. His public curoer ulter thut Is part or the history el his statu. He was ttiu tlrst or his poeplo te be chief oxeculivo of the com monwealth, though . line or sturdy Dutch men followed him, of whom Jehn 'Andrew Hhultze was Suyder's appolnteo as surveyor, general, which he docllned te accept guilty oluce lu Lebanon. l'ernenal. Abreliam Cellins, or Alarletta, loll this uftonieon for Iiuluth, Mlunesqta, vvhore he w called, en bualntuw. MCSliKU IS A 1HIA tr. Ne Outcome Prem the Mltchell-Clciry Mugging Mutch In San PniutliPti, Han Fjiancisce, Alay 2k An nudlonce of 8,000 atlonded (he gleve conlesl lietvvcen Charles Alltchell, or Hngland, and Allke Cleary, or New Yerk, at Alecbanlcs' Pavilion last night The men npieareil lu the ring at lOiJO, apparently in the pink or condition. Alnynard acted us second Ter Atllchell mitl Jack Dompsey, light-weight champion of America, npiwared In the same capacity for Cleary. Tem Chandler and Hilly Jerdan vvtrorerercos. In the llrst round Alltchell displayed the most science, and was seedier lu delivery, gelling in ene ieivcrfiiI blew en the head and two heavy body blows. Cleary get lu onlyPiie blew en Alltchell's ribs. The round ended lu favor of Mitchell. Hound 2-Heuvy lii-flghlhig, Alilchell lighting Cleary ever Iho rejtes. Neither or the men was much injured, mid the audit uce hissed "hlpjiodrenio." HeuiidS Alllt hell rbilghtClcary all around the ring, but Cleary get In sev oral getsl body blows, ene right hinder nearly knot king (he wludoutef Alllchell. Hound 1 Weed was drawn iiem beUi men nml Cleary knocked Alihhcll down twice Heavy In-lighting ever the ropes mitl Iho round ended with Cleary very groggy nnd bleed stre lining from his liose. The lest parlor (he round was of Iho most liruL.il eharaeler mitl the kIIce Interfered anil steppod Ihu h itlle. Thureloreesdis.igrcetl en Iho result Jor Jer dan claiming Heary had the best el It, en account or knocking Mitchell down tvvlce ; Chandler claimed the light Ter Mitchell. It wi thrill v derided u draw amidst the most hiloiise anxiety. Ills Iho general Impres sion that another round would have II n I shed Cleaiy. A light te a finish will probably be arranged. a utiveiiTinn us ms jiusvni.. He Hlniclet lldttn Hu, I'rt'itldt'iit nl Iho Kuli-.n ll, AllMwiurl, Council. Kansas Cm, Ala, Alay 21. A long con test lu municipal ullairs ended last night at midnight by the nomination by thu major and confirm itlen by (hu clly council, of Hen jatiihi It Whitney as city engineer. Hver niiite the spring ehs-tleu an investigation lute lliofeursoot WillLun 11. Knight, city ciiKinoer'fertho last three years, has leeu hi progress ; the Knight issue was the only ene In the city election, buUjneie bad bloetl has 'Uoenslirredupevor this matter than any- Uijng cwu in uui mtery ei uie ctty. Oil Thnrstlny aflenioen. ikL It II." Hunt, x.-uiajjr -ftutl a prominent peliccriian," lnf tlulped in aslreeTllgiilvlUi let H. Yt Nel Nel eon, pruin-ietorerihoJvtiTHiMf Mar, Knight nrcntti. Tlut tirfvr...ltit)nj iMihii mtiticil IruiL night were ilisgmcefriU The priisTiTcitt.QilUie ,u i ti I i ... ....... ..nt. . T"r wiiii.ii, u. i. i-uiti, aiuicMeti wiiii n Heavy eane ene Whltney, a rcKirler wtielmd ro re ro ier(ed iitterauees of Fent's the nlttht lo le lo fero. Whitney rose from his taole nttei liv ing struck en the shoulders, ami knocked the president el the council down ; and also knocked den ii Contractor Pryer, who came te Ferd's nssMtaiue. My this time a general row was in progress among the aldermen and was only stepped by the Intervention eru squad et police. MUltilUSS HTllIKISO U.lCh. ACIbirce That llnltetl hiate oillctalsare I'oel- liiS Tlielr I'tes. Svi.tLvki:, Utih, Alay 21 A Aloimen fiporattydenfauggestetl licit t'nlled SUtcs AHemcy Dickinsen and I'nited States Com Cem Com intssfeiier McKay were peeling their feos In "unlawful cohabitation" cases. The newly appointed juUge of the first district, O. w 1'oweiH, called en tlie grand jury nud In structed them te inv oligute the clui rgu. ( I c men way, tlie editor, has tieen suuimeued te appear1 berbre the Jury, anil if hu fulls te sus Ulu his charge, It Is estimated that he may lie ludicted ler criminal libel. In the same court, Thursday, a Scandinavian applied for citizenship. Jutlge Powers asked him if he was living In polygamy ; also, If he beheved polygamy le be right He answered "no" te both questions. The church nowspaiier last night denounces the jutlge ter inqiilriugaste the religious lielief of applicants for naturali zation. A miller, who has long avoided ar rest, was captured Thursday night and charged with unlawful cohabitation. He was at tils second wife's home. Itlark Jnrk te lie l.lveu a Ktceplleit. Chicmue, Alay 21. .Senater Legan Is te be given a reception upon his urrival from Springfield this evening. He will be met at the Union depot by .t committee of citlens aud elcrans. The latter will esceit the gen eral te tlie Grand Pacific hotel, where an in formal reception w ill be held. The senator's arrival will be announced by u salute et 10.1 guns, ene for each or the votes that ro-ciecied him te thu Senate. A meeting of Hepubll cans was heltl at the Grand Pacific last even ing, Colonel Abner Tayler presiding, nt winch arrangements were completed ler the reception. irvATiwn 1'iiuiiA tun me. llie Condition el the Itaremeter und Tlicr m6meternd Indication Ter the Slorrew. Washington, D. C, Alay 2k Fer the Middle Atlantic stales, cloudy weather and rains, variable winds, generally from the east, stationary temperature, low or barometer. Itiln has fallen in the Lewer Lahe region, Ohie valley und Tennessee, .Middle Atlantic, Seuth Atlantic and l'ast Gull states. Fair weather continues In the Upiwr Mississippi and Alisseurl valleys ami the West Gulf stiles, where (here has been a slight riseln temiieralure. There has been a slight fall in temporature In the lower luke itgleu; in ether districts it has remained about station ary. The winds In the Middle Atlantic slates are easterly, southerly In the Seuth Atlantic Status, from Hast te Seuth in the Upper Atisslsslppi and Alisseurl valleys ;ei so se w hoie (hey are vari ihle. Feit Sunii.vv Cleudy weather and occa sional rains is indicated ler the upper Alissls sippl valley, the lake regions, Ohie alley and Tennessee, New England mitl the Middle Atlantic stiles w ith nearly stationary tem perature. Polleuiiifir Hostile Indian. Tucson, Ari,, Alay 2S. A passenger just arrived from Georgetown reports that the Apaches killed a man In Dullard's iiiiue camp, SO miles north of Silver City. Ad vices treiu Lordsburg say that dipt Loe, who is In pursuit et the Indians, was obllgetl te remain two days at Canada ruiiche, owing te the scarcity of rations. Cupt Pleree's company of scouts leftGihi this morning for Alule Springs. His train consists of ',i mules, carrying prev isinus ter 32 men. The cavalry are shortef supplies. Neus reached here yesterday lh.it the Indians were seen between Carlisle and Sllver City going south. Terrible Trai;edLeii. James Af. Sharp, being ill uud threatened with biiudueHS, hanged himself near Statos States vllle. North Carolina. Jehn Plunax. or Steny Creek, North Caro lina, knocked Ids two little children, n boy mid n girl, en the head with an ue en Thurs day night, then ran ten creek and drowned himself The boy Is dead and (he girl ls dying, tt Is thought money embarrassments made Piuuax entry. D. Ij. Glever mitl Geergo Mask went gun ning ter squirrels ut Treutuimi, North Caro lina. While both wero running all or u squirrel, Alask's gun struck against a treu aud vvus discharged, thu contents striking mover in me ncmoineii. uiover liven turoe hours, but before hodied Beld the sheeting was accidental. m . IUS Touacre Day. Te-day a very large quantity of lobacce was received here, mid Uie majority or ware houses had wagons standing nt (hem all day leadod down with the leaf. . . .... , PRICE TWO OENTS.t AuusTA Mii'wmajiV i i JtUir A WHLL-KSOlrS ISMAS irAS SJSAJttr LOST. rjuaKtf, The City or llcrllu Collide With ml Irelmrg. Terrer - Mrlckeu I'usneugeni A Cap. talu Who Did Net Lene III Head. Stfe in Pert nt New Yerk. Ni:w Yenic, Alay 21 This morning the .niiiiF viiiv ui jiciiiii, ei me iiiuiau line. urrlved In New Yerk with her bow stove In. nue reperis mat m tnlttilile sl,30', leiiKllude fis e, ae', when 1,100 miles from Llvonwelsho ri strut k mi itelicrg. The collision occurred 2 "' ..l.i.ll fiillKnl. 1..1. H..n..,l I 1...... ... P- HinrnklutuuviwiV lllUEKIiljr IllOrillllg llCSt Oil the banks of Newfoundland, when the Vi' u.-vtvnc-in cru an sieciiug ill lUCir berths und only a small wntch of seamen en deck. Heavy fog provalled at (he (line and (he ship was moving slowly. There was nothing te indlcate that danger was near. A shni p watch was being kept for Icoilees; atttlitlenal lumps burned te warn etr any lishlng vessels that might be In Uie way of the steamer and overy precaution was tiken le avoid accident Suddenly Uie nlr became very chilly nnd grew colder and colder as (he vessel moved en. Suddenly the cry from ene or Iho leek-outs that nn iccberg was near startled theso en deck. It was loe late te change the course of the vessel mid Iho next moment there was a deaf ening crash. 'Iho sailors en deck were thrown Irem their feet and many of the passengers hurled from their berths by the shock, cries or terror filled the air, icLssengers ai rayed only lu their night clothes canto rushing up en deck crying with tear and calling en Ged te save them. When the ship struck her bows wero slove hi and she was tilted ever en her side. For Fer M.irtl there could be nothing seen but a mass of lee ami w rcckage. The mate of the walch ordered the lieats te be lowered and gangs or sailors wcronbeut te carry out his com mand when thu captain apjicaretl en deck. He countermanded the mate's orders and set about at ence te leassure the new terror stricken pissengers. He suet ceded in partly quieting them and restoring disci pllne among tlie crew. Thu vv ell ss as sounded and round dry. The heavy Iren plating el the bow was badly shattered, but the collision had net broken the interior lining or Iho water-tight ceiupirtmciilsuud thovessel vvasfeiiud te lip comparatively safe. The vessel was theiis backetl out, uud utter a turther examination tlie captain decided te continue en his course, ThO vessel arrived here ut t o'clock this morning and tied up at her deck. The outire bowsprit ami "ubeidiiO feet or thi Iww LsVmashetl mid the KneterTUrt carried away." The Iren t bitea et the IsivvaTii m k'f! mid tern. Lard 'kei of ice nud st row olllcers staled tria United Pi il the vessel had "beeu under she would hase been "stove and'gone down sure. "The "struck twice, rebounding Unit shock and striking again." 'I he jiassciigers are unanimous j i unions in p,ais!iijrS?3 The cabin w.4ffeB ii with a ham stiia..S'; & Uie conduct el the captain. MfiimJj lewlnrts H are Hhu tijj. One roshUEPerl ,rfl!H( Inte tm vessel'--U tfetn th cera iiiiiiiifi nrnscmim. 111111 wnii n iiii. m.iji.vi geld w-atch as a testhneiil ll or their appixKi"?Se uunui ua centiuci (luring tue trying p&,lOttt ktj ii'Hir-VKi'jre KQAcm -.vjtsf' Tim Secretary of the N-1Jl Write Htjlia j lf 'K-Twjs irr u ine uunw:ur Whltueyhas writ(eujnloller (e vfr fwhJr.Jv??! Heech, in whiohjjie' Informs licit gtq t.n nu& riv i. ii... ...i-.-.....n..AX2..e,i.T?rk.ii.i.. . . . . e.- is1 call ler special tnfein tliVfuture, an' iUa( tlie vessel cauuei new ue accepted r.lfte-il, uu epsirtunlty te demonstrate beyfiul all tpicstlens el thu high cluractcr of hei work". '1 he seeretiry s.iys he dees net uudetetutd tl.nlM- lln...l. .in..rfllnlt..u 11. .1 ll.n t. .!..!..,. Vll.b.lll. 1H 1UII IIUH ..,(1111-. 111.11, UU OtUIU tJb has neither the spoed or horseiiow er cjntcm- $y platen, out uees assert mat llie plan have iwvsi lieeu jirepcily executed as far as he con- ?Jjj ccrnt it The sccretiry orders another t uil en 'lliurbd.iy ne.l as well as a similar ru 1 attsea at.iu early day, at which tluie he s.Ma UiO Delphin should Imi leaded te a'peint m ar hoc lines and actemplish tvvelve knots ipeeit Thu oxiieuse of the latter trial will Is lonie by ihe government if the vessel is ait epfed. Hay lint Keached Wiuhlngteii Wvslil.MneV, D. ,tl, Alay 2k Viry, As sistant Peslinaster General Malcolm Ylay bus returned trem Aiken, S. C, in grcitly im im prevetl health, aud w. is at the postufllcedo partiucut today. He has routed a Iieiimj for the summer. On Alenday he will usuaie ch.u go el hisellicc. mm 1 m TKLI.fllt.UW IN IlltllU'. Chiel White Cai and soine et lus band have been captured by a Canadian i-eultng party. Walter 1L Hunn was te-day appel led V S. marshal for the Northern district if JSQW Yerk. The president this morning a oeintod Michael Phclan, of Alisseurl, Unitet States consul general at II all fix, N. S. Oren Heet, prolesser emeritus or n (hema tics, mineialegy antl geology at I uiiflteit college, Heme, N. Y., died hist nig t, uged Si Cmmhigham antl Lee.whellrcd th Legan salute in the AVhlte Heuso ground v have been lined JO each ter vielatfiig a ct ortll ertll nance. Father O'FIahcrti's uephevvs, sup fille have been ubdiicted frejn Syracusi N. Y., have turned up us runaways in Ski eattl J.100 reward had been otferod ler the' u Hefore the U. S. sonate eoiumlttee en Inter state commerco in New Y'erk te-day, .Telali J. AVhlte declaietl that all Congress could df was te passu law that no ralliead fclienUl chaige mere ler a short than ter a h iig haul. Albert Ferd, who raped Allss Cera Hurt Hurt lett in Lee near Heme, N. Y., and robbed , her et watch, was scnteuced te lliitty yuiw imprisonment. , ' (Jen. Gnmt's rest was ery much broheu last night by juiu, occasioned by the changes -..ftTH In the weather. He sutlers much le-d-u &$& The suireuiu castle, Knlghtsef (ha(teHu .rAaruJ r ide will held Its annual session i ( wm den, beginning Alay 20 ; and a,000 umf jtiliatt, , tyj knlclits. JUHlef them mounted, are cxeecteil ",,i tn ini-iiiii Iii IMillmlnliilil i fiml fViiiii.tft nis Tuesday. n Hiinilued and lliulsed In an Act I. If nl ' This ineriiliig as a party of vverki ion ivettt i. inev Ing aim go centre timber, Why J feet te- be used In the erection of the arch of the ' s.mctuary hi St Jeseph's new burvh, it, sllpiieil while iartly raised, and eiteel the- " men limnctl Sebastlan Phil. was 12111 ght In UiOT ' timbers antl considerably spral i-d rtutl hatl oue or his feet crushed. He wji taken tg ! Kohlhaus' hotel where he was attended by ( Dr. AleCermlck. He had no bem broken mid expeets te be ut work In u fevv eHya. '- A Haul or Tnunin. J A party of tramps have been nuneymgThu peojileor Dlllorville ler soine tline. Werd was sent te this clly yoaterday artorneon nud Olllcers Haw and Derw art captured llve wen who g.ive their names us Allke Aiitenls, Wra. Wilsen, Ud. Alurphy, Chas. McGrole anil Jehn Kdvvards. They were all committed in ...I...... r..- in .1 i-u lit Alilnriunn Pinker- ' l IUIIUII 111 IH! .I.J "V " - - ""-"" ton.excopt HdwarilSjiiutlltwas shown that howasnetiiiueinborof the party, but had' accidentally fallen in with thorn. Hit allowed a Marble. This morning a little son or Chas. Miller, t.n ...nil nfnn1tlr Avllli Ilia fisinll fill IA1 nit Hlilppcn street, was playing marbled wlUtV some young companleiis wheu he accl tlenlly Hvvallovved ene or the spheres. A physician was sent for, hut the hey osporl esporl osperl entiM ae inceuv enlouee. r R - t" mi ' "M$ . -' ri m 4 .2 i-tK"1 .-a m Vf 11 v Ji, .' tC i - s c?!1 1 ' . . j ' .-?. j'jf . 'V -
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