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TREASURER JVM. B. WILEY.
a bbcs-jibb x-dx-auaraid ae waa
Acttrmm raa aoaeob ausaa.
TM TlMM IMMIW el Hi, Lite Which WM
tnrgely Baeat ta the rablle Oese-Aa Old-
Tua AM.nnaaTrM.aiar WlUatat
U. Marshall, Ua Prsssat OBMal.
Of all Ue members or UeLaaoester Bebeel
beard, from Its organlstUea la lags te Ue
present day, William B. Wiley waa Um
only one who held both UeofBees elas oratory
aed Ueaturer or tbe beard and thaaacffleaa
war held at widely different banes,
Mr. Wiley waa tint elaeUd a member or
the beard, en the 7th el June, 1836, te
nil a vaceaey caueed by the resignation
of the Uta Horses ReUvee. On the
7th or Fsbrusry, IMA, ha waa elected
eeeretary or the beard te fill a vacancy eanaad
by the resignation or Jehn .Immermaa,
who resigned Ue aeeretaryahlp te accept Ue
offlee eT mayor or the elty te whleh he waa
elected at that Una. Mr. Wiley Barred aa
aaeratary for mera than aeren yeara, hla last
entry In the minute book being dated
Aprils, im Mr. Wiley kept hlemlnntea
In a better book and In a mera clerical man
ner than any of hit predeoeaeera. Be made
a marginal Index or the Important transee-
Uena or the beard, m Mr. Zimmerman, hla
predecessor, bad done te leaa extent He waa
the flret el the aoeretarlee who plaeed hla
algnatura and hie eftlelal title at the end or
the reoerd eT each meeting all or hie prede prede prede
oeaeora alngalarly enough having emitted
that formality.
After having served as aecretary for seven
yaara, he remained a member of the beard
for many yaara mere, and en the 6th of No
vember, 1874, waa elected Ita treaaurer,
and waa re-elected te that offlee from year te
year and aerved until November 6, 1870,
when he waa aneeaeded by the preaent treaa
urer. Wm. d. Marshall.
Mr. Wlley'a books, both aa aecretary and
treaaurer, are medela or clerical excellence.
While he waa treaaurer, the Inland In In
auranee and Deposit company, In which the
achoel beard funda were placed, failed, and
the beard leat a large aura or money, but It
waa no fault of Mr. Wiley', aa the beard bad
directed him te make hi deposits lu that In In
atltuUen. SOUS ACCOUNT Or Kit, WILEY'S MM.
Mr. Wiley wh a native of thle elty, having
been bem May fltb, l&a. Ilia father, Jamea
Wiley, accompanied by three brother, came
te Lancaster from the Eaatern ahere of
Virginia, and Battled hare about the time
Lancaster waa Incorporated aa a elty. Jamea
and one of hla brethere were aheemakera ;
the ether, were tatlera. All of them Battled
down te bu.lneee and did well. Jamea mar
ried Mle Mary Ann Sbutnebottem. Their
children were Alexander, Jamea, Ellzt
WlUlsm B. (Ue subject et our eketch) and
Charlea T. Wiley.
After receiving a pretty goeJ English edu
cation William waa apprenticed te the print
ing business In the Iktklmuknckr office.
The peper was then edlted by Themas Peran
and publlabed by Mra. Mary Ulckaen. Before
Wiley became a "Jeur" printer, the Intbl,
i.iqbncbh had pasted from Feraa te Jamee
Floed, from Floed te James IL Dry eon and
from Iiryaen te Jehn W. Ferney. Mr.
Wiley became an excellent printer ;"be waa a
fast type setter, and bit " proof." were always
clean.
In May HI I, the Ltneatter Democrat was
started with Henry H.ya publlaher, and Cel.
Jehn Piir.ytbe Ciner as editor. Mr. Wiley
( aoen afterwards bought out Mr. U.yn' Inter
est and subsequently sold It te CeL Carter.
AXOTHKU ESSAY IX JOUnNAMtM.
Mr. Wiley's next adventure In jcurnsllam
was In October, 1S52, when he and Henry S.
Myers bought Ireui Marcus I). ilolbreok
The Lancastrian, a weekly new. paper tbat
j had been started In 1813 te defeat James Itu
cbanan'a aspirations for the presidency. Oa
the first of Marcti,185l, Mr, Wiley became sole
owner of The Lancastrian which he con
tinued te run aa aa anti-Buchanan Deme
cratic paper until Ibe 10th or Ojtebar, l$jj,
when he sold the eubscrlptleu lUla and good geed
will te Capt Geerge Sradersen, who united
the paper with the Ixtkluebncbu. In his
valedictory Mr. Wiley ssld "for the past
year I have desired an opportunity te relin
quish the publication of a pMltlcil new.paper
aed devote my time te a pur.uit miw eon oen een
genial te my tastes."
In aelltnir the subtorlptlen list, and geed
will Mr. Wiley did net sell his printing
offlee, but carried It en euoeeaalully aa
book and Jeb office for many yean, Brat In
North Queen atreet and afterwards en Duke
t atreet, opposite tbe oeurl home.
tFrem 1853 te 1S Mr. Wiley printed the
ftnnsylvania Scheel Journal, for IIoe.
Tbea. IL Burrewea, whoa.tecUted with him
J. P. McCaakey in 1804.
In June, 18G-J, Mr. Wiley began tbe publl-
oatlenof tbe Lancaster Oar and continued
v' te publish it until April, 1S7.
AM POLITICIAN AND OFKICK-UOLDKU.
Mr. Wiley begsn his political life aa a
Democrat, and wbea a young man, in tbe
!daya el Fraxer, Chsmpneys and the ether
bright lighta el tbe party, be waa regarded
aa one of the beat workers." When tbe
Democracy of the county split, he took
aides with the Fraxer faction against Bu
. cbanan, but when Buchanan waa nominated
i for the preeldeoey ha voted for him.
In 1868 he severed hla oenneoUon with the
:. Democratic party and Joined the Republican
party under the leadership or Thaddeus
. Steven., and remained a Republican the re
mainder of bis Ule.
He was elected alderman February 20, 1858,
and was re elected from time te time aa his
commlslens expired for a period of twenty
rive years. Owing toaaeileua paralysis, Irem
. which he bad Buffered for Berne time, be re
4 signed his efflce en the Wth or October, 1832,
and died May 4, 1S83.
Aa a magistrate, Alderman Wiley waa a
just one. lie was thoroughly aciut Intel
with the duties el his eiliee and was scrupu
lously exaet lu keeping his dockets. He bad
a geed legal mind, and was of great assistance
la giving counsel te the' younger lawyers.
lie had a rrj large civil bualneae and fej
many years refused te be bothered with tbe
petty criminal oemplalnta tbat eumber the
docket el less oenaalsutlous magistrates
Mr. Wiley waa twlee married, ills first
wife waa Mlas Etlta Fralm, daughter of Mil.
1 ird Fralm, el Btraaburg. Their children are
a bob and a daughter. The eon William, as
his father before him had done, learned the
printing buslneai In the Intki.liuf.ncbr
offlee. The daughter Mary, Uvea with an
aunt, Margaaet Wiley, en New atreet, tbls
elty.
Mr. Wlley'a second wife waa Mlsa Anna
M. Brown. Their children are a son and
daughter. Thtlr son, following the example
or hla father and half-brother, became a
printer, aed their daughter resides with her
mother.
Was. e. aursMli, the rrrseat Treasurer.
Wm. a Marshall, the pressat treasurer or
the beard, wsa bera in Philadelphia, October
13, 1810, end came te Laneasur with hU
lather la 1841. lie was edaeete. tht cam.
men school, passing from the pttaary te tbe
high aotieoL On leaving eetaM, he was
plaeed as apprentice te tbe prlattag buslaeas,
with M. M. Rohrer, publhateret the lUgUtir
andOiUttn. Later ha waa emateyed ea the
old Krpreu, and beeuae fereataa at laa
eomDeslBg room. After working aeeae yaara
at hla trade, we weat late Ua beet aad ehea
iwaHaaa with hla lather, Jaaaaa MafahaU,aad
has oeatlnued In (hat buslaeaa ever alaes.
:, Mm wi'a U the only daughter af the late
175 - EIGBT PAGES.
Lather Kleharda, who for ae aaaay yaara waa
aa aetlva aad useful member of Ua aaaaei
Mr. Marshall aad wilt a
tweaalldraa aaeaaada daeghter betk af
wheat an aew pupus la ua Ltaeaatar alga
Mr. atarahaU waa elected a member of
eematea eaaaell la 1874 aad re-elected la
UTS. Oa the 1st or February, 1877, he waa
elsehtdalaamber or the achoet beard te ail a
TesBBBy aataail by thedeath or the venerable
Peter KeCdaemy. Oa tbe 0th of November,
1870, he waa elected treasurer of the beard,
aad from Uat time en has been annually re
elected. Mr. Marshall Is also treaaurer el
Ua Western Market oemptoy and of (ft..
Jeaa'a Sptaeeaal church, lit la a prominent
member el 8b Jebs'a aad, beiag a ana
mustdaa, has led lis choir for meay years.
He la aa aetlva business msa In the prime of
Ufa, aad 1b ae waU and widely known la Ule
eemmnalty that It te unnecessary te go Inte
farther details of hla lUe here.
um MAtttm of mmtttamvma.
i Wastdertal raJatteee BsklkNed la
raMaa Overa Bnm aa rrlday Ktealag.
Last evening Fulton opera heusa waa
atarlyBlledloaeethebaMlaefOettyBburgaa
palated by Freak D. Briscoe. Tbe audlaaee
waa oem posed mostly or men, but there were
probably a hundred women aed children
present. Qsn. HL CUIr A. Mulhelland, who
ably described the scenes, began by briefly
outlining Ue results or the rebellion and con
trasting It with Ue France-Oerman war of
1870. Ua aald there never waa a people
fought aa well aa Americans, and tbe struggle
atuettysDurg we greater than at Waterloo.
Anoetllneuponoanvaa,efaowlng the positions
or tne Federal and confederate foreea, the
towneraettyaburg.Ua Cbambersburg and
Taneytown reads, Ue Wllleughby run, Ue
spot where Gee. J. F. Reynolds waa ahet,
Ue Pennsylvania Uaoleglcal seminary,'
eta, served te keep Ue auditors en
Ua track Ureuga Ue Urea daya' batUa.
It was U view before eaeh painting waa ex
hibited and Ue lecturer pointed upon It
where Ue principal events occurred, and the
movements of betb armies. The most UrUl
Ing scenes were the csvslry 'tight at aoen of
Ue UIrd day, Plcketta charge and aurren
der In the afternoon, and en tbe nlgbt of tbe
second dsy the gallant fight of Rlcketta' bat
tery, and In the af teruoeu the close contest at
Little Round Tun. All the representations
were geed, and they muet have bwn familiar
te tbe many veteraus preaent wbeparUelpsted
In the engagements. The first soene repre
sented tbe two sides opening the first firing j
Gen. Reynolds sttempted te gsln the hlU
through McPbersen'e weeds, and white urg
ing hla men onward the boys In gray of
Cutler'a brigade opened lire and tbe beloved
Union general fell from his horse mortally
wounded. During Ue evening at Interval.
Sergeant Charlea T. Boettger furnished
music upon the piano and horn, ending his
part with the taps, which ha Bounded ever
Ue grave of Ueu. Grant.
Tbls afternoon a matinee was given when
a large audience attended. Tula evening the
laat opportunity will be had of seeing this
wonderful work of art, and aa It la for tbe
benefit el Admiral Reynolds Pest et tbls
city, Ue hall should be crowded.
tun maul Tewnauir mi mm.
ttm Lem te Jehn n. rtewen Larger Tba
First Sappetmi.
The furniture uisuutaatery of Jehn D.
Bowery In Earl township, which wss de
stroyed by fire en Thursday nlgbt, was 03x52
feet, two two-thirds three sterie in height,
sad the remainder two dories. It waa fitted
up with a seven-bone power Farqubar
steam engine and a oemploto outfit of
turning lathis, plsnea, saws, and
ether machinery. There were also many
etber tools aud numerous patterns In
tbe workshop, and from 8,000 te 10,000 feet of
fine walnut, poplar and cherry lumber. Tbe
waroroems were completely packed with
llnisbed furniture, Mr. Bewers hsvlnghsd
orders ler twenty-three complete heuseatlres,
b sides numerous smaller orders. Nearly
all Uia stock waa atered In the building, at
only a lewoltbe outfits bad been delivered.
The less will be mueh heavier than waa at
firat supposed. Tbe New Helland Clarien
plaeea it at 110,000, divided aa fellows : On
finished and unfinished furniture and mat
treeses, (1,000; machinery, tools and patterns,
fJ,600; lumber, 600, and building, f 1,500.
These sums, however, would net replace
what has been destroyed. There is an insur
ance of (3,260 In the Penn Township Mutual
(1,000 en Ue building, (2,000 en Ue stock
and machinery, and (250 en lumber.
m
la Town,
Barney Reynolds was in this city yesterday
making arrangement for tbe appearane of
hla company at the King atreet theatre next
week. M r. Rey nelda waa formerly of tbe Dutch
team of Reynolds and Walling. Dive Wall
ing has been dead ler aeveral years. Fer two
aeasens'pnl Mr. Reynolds hat b9u intnsg
ing tbe Taeatra Unique, 1'flllaielphU,
which be made tbe most succsmIuI beuse of
Ita kind in tbla country.
Ua.. Mall M.wa,
Yesterday tbe Philadelphia league club
played their aeoend game lu Savannah, and
werosuceestmlby thesoere of 9 te 4. Tbe
press say Uat Gibsen's catching was a
feature of the game.
Tbe Dfltreltsplsyed In New Orleans yester
day, and wen by tbe aoere or 5 te 2. Knowl Knewl Knowl
ten pitched a geed gsnie for tba I.BBguers,
but tour bits being made oil him.
A BraatKal Picture.
In Ue window of U. Z. Rheada' jewelry
store, there Is new en exhibition a painting
which was made by Marllle, the celebrated
artist, It !a entitled "La Pietae." The
painting was brought from Mexloe, after tbe
Mexican war by a son or Jacob Hteatand, of
Bprlegvllle. At Ue deaU of Mr. Illeatand it
came Inte tbe hands or tbe late Geerge R.
Hendrlcksen, formerly et this city, te whom
It was willed. It la new Ue property et Mr.
llendrlckten's son Frank.
Pat .at lak MaaiL
Mr. Jamet U. Gable, or tbla elty, haa bjen
allowed a patent for aa Improved Ink ataud.
This stand Is Intended te ha remevably se
cured in tbe desk or table, aad Is made se as
te avoid tbe spilling of Ue lak and prevent
its undue exposure. The patent waa secured
through Wm. R. Gelbart, aolleltor of patents,
Ne. ai North Duke street.
Anether Katltled te uraeu.
Wasb. II. Potts waa net given Ue credit
yesterday, in Ue account of Ua Rete fire, for
what ba did In assisting te prevent a oonll eonll oenll
graUou. Ua eaya be waa In Centre Square
when Ue alarm waa glvan, and being told
Ue fire was at Rete's photograph gallery ran
te Ue building, entered and beat down Ue
tire with an axe. The emeke was very denss
atUe time.
Kl.eUea of OIBesr.
Tbe following eillera of Monterey lejge,
Ne 242, 1. 0. O. F. wereelectedlait evening ;
Neble Grand Geerge A. Shelly.
Vice Grand Jehn H. Remley.
(Secretary Linnaeus Rttnveu.
Asa. Secretary Themas O, Burr.
Treasurer H. K. Snyder.
Chaplain E J. Brteman.
Trustee O. O. Herr,
OHUe
. Mr. Jereme, of New Yerk, aad Mr. Jamee
DaHy.ef Marietta, were entertained here yes
terdaybya friend. Oa Ue table were Hei
ght's Madeira of 1808, 180 aad 1870 and
bread af Ma
LANCASTER,
HAVE YOD PAID YOUR TAX?
Java raers'jaa uAmta nm acaaa
9ax r $t ib tmt itr.
Met Bean AMeattea Baa Besa rata te IM Oel
leeusa hs Ike rest. Bat H WW kt the
ratare-Tfce Werraat rat IM Oellse-
Hea riawlass mA'JUpUtU.
The etatement made by W. U. HeaeeL
esq., at Ua Beard of Trade meeUag ea Tuee
day eveelag, Uat a very astall number of
taaaata aad alagla msa paid Uelr eehoel tax
waa doubted by soma of his listeners, who
hardly believed that our people would be der
elict la ae Important a matter. But It la Ue
fact, aaUereoerda of the school beard abew.
Tbe number of tenanta and alagla men ea
Ua hut lists Is 6,000. The actual number
liable for tbla tax Is net lees Uaa 4,000. The
additional 1,000 get ea Uepiats Ureugh Ua
eareleas dapUeatlea of names by Ue BMiasara
and also by frequsat remevala. The tax aa
atesed agataet each tenant and alagla man la
ealylL aad ir paid In a reasonable Ume, 6
pereebtla Uken'.ett. After Ue book gees
ute Us hands of thsdsllaqutat oelleotor, 6
per eent. Is added, asking Ue tax (1.05.
Tenants end single mta are aet the only ones
aaesssed with this tax. It la attdsd te the
tax el every real estate owner In Ue city.
THK LAW WABBANTS IT.
The beard or directors have Ue law behind
Uem In their efforts te collect this head tax.
but Ureugh their leniency Ue tax oeUectora
have never, up te this year, made any great
effortateosllealtt. The commission allowed
te Ue oettector for tbls tax, prier te this year
waa Ue eame aa for the collection or real ee
tate tax, and Ue remit was Uat Uey did net
try te collect because It did net pay Uem te
canvas Ue city, or the 4,000 people liable te
pay Ue tax about 40 or 60 paid annually.
Fully nine-tenths of thest liable were never
called upon for the tax and Ue result waa
Uat Uey would net pay tbe present oeUector
when he called en Uem and claimed Uey
were net liable for IL
The beard of dlrectera experienced great
difficulty In getting a suitable oelleotor, but
finally Jehn liege, Jr., or Ne.. 624 Seuth
Queen street, agreed te undertake the collec
tion of the tax. lie hss had up-htll work In
hla efforts, but he hai done better than any
eUer collector that ever attempted te collect
Uls head tsx. lie bat net met wlU Ue suc
cess which be should have obtained, but be
Intends te see every person entitled te pay
Ue tax, and make them pay. While be does
net wish te tate extreme measures, he feels
it te be bis duty te oellect the
tsx, unless tbme sssesaed have aeme
legal reason for net psylng, Msny
persons upon whom he called agreed
te pay after tbe matter was fully explained
te them and Uey were given time. In half a
desen cases where ths parties refused te pay
he waa obliged te make a levy. That had the
desired elTest and Ue tax, teieUer wlU all
coats, was paid. In a few eaaea where Uere
waa no property be was obliged te arrsst Ue
delinquents and waa about marching Uem
off te the county Jill when they came down
with the amount or tbe tax and were released.
TUKCOLLCCTOB'S WARRANT.
Following la a copy or Ua warrant giving
the collector authority te collect tbla tax :
Lancastbr City Scheel Dutrict, 83.
Te Jehn Jlrgt, Jr . Cetl'ctnr of Dtllnqutnt Ta
Jar LmcatUr Cily Scheel Ditlrict, in .Saiil
These are te authorize and require you te
demand and receive of and from every per
son named In Ue annexed duplleate oracbeol
tax or aald district the sum wherewith sueh
person stands cbsrged aud pay Ue same te
Wm. O. Marshall, treasurer or aald school
district, and bis suoseisor In offlee en or be
fore tbif tlr.t day of My jiext, at f which Ume
abatement or allowance ter mistakes, or In
digent preaa, or unseated lands wlU be
msds by the beard of kcSoeI directors aa may
appear Jut and resenable; aud en
or before the first dsy of May next, you
wilt pay Inte the bands of tbe ssld treasurer
Ue whole amount of tbe taxes charged and
awesMd In the annexed duplicate without
further delay ; except such sum as Ue said
dlrectera may In their discretion exonerate
you Ireji, aud If any person shall neglect or
refute te make payment within thirty daya
from the time of demand ae made, it shall be
the duty of you, tbe collector arareeaid, te
levy sueh amount by distress and ssle of tbe
goods and chattels or such delinquent, giv
ing ten days public notice of such salepy
wrlttuu or printed adyerUsemsnts and re
turning the everplus, (if any there be) te tbe
owner. And In caw Reeds and chattels suf
ficient te satisfy tue same, wlU tbe oeata can
not be found, you are hereby authorized te
take the body of such delinquent and con
vey him te the Jail et the county, Uere te
remain unUl tbe amount et such tax to
gether with the oests shall be paid, or ee
cured te be paid, or until he shall be other
wise dlscbsrged by due course of law.
Provided that nothing herein contained
shall autberlzs tbe arre.t or imprisonment or
any female or Infsnt, or perren by Inquest
round te blot unsound mind, Hereof tall
net
Given under my hand and aeal at Lancas
ter city. Pennsylvania, en Ue 29ih day of
oepiouiuur, iboe.
Jeiin Levkroeod,
Prealdent or the lljard of Scheel Directors,
Lancaster City Scheel District.
Countersigned,
Tnes F. McEllioett,
Secretary or tbe Beard.
NO EQUATE rOSSIBLK.
As will ba aeen by tbe abive there deae net.
appear te be any esctps from the payment of
Uls tax, and there should net be. Nine
tenths of tbe tenanta have children attending
tbe publle schools, and they aheuld at least
contribute tbelr mite towards their maintain
anca. Anew school beuse could be built
eery three or four years with Ue tax Uat
should ba psld by tenants and single men.
There haa net been any Increase In tbe achoel
tax rate for years, aad mtny new buildings
have been erected. It keeps tbe beard busy
new te make ends meet. There Is a demand
formero school accommodation, and 11 can
not be met unless all are willing te contribute
their share. The school aheds en Seuth
Duke, West Chestnut and Seuth Mulberry
streeta aheuld be replaced with modern
buildings, but their erection will have te be
delayed, because tbe beard deea net wish te
lucr case Its indebtedness.
OBISP COUNTY CULLING:!.
Mrs. Peter R- Glsb. ei West Danea-sl. died
suddenly en Wednesday aud was burled to te
dsy. Dr. Alexander, of Marietta, eaya be loses
200 b year by the bad mail regulations. Uls
postage bill is $1,100 s year.
Jiwepb Shirk, of Turkey Hill, claims te
have made a gun which gave te Samutil
Cell bia tdea for C.ilt's famous revolver.
Mr. D. J. Griffith's has Just returned te
Marietta from Adamstown, where he had
been principal et tbe schools. He baa been
quite successful in putting tbe schools of
tbat borough In geed condition. He will
continue his law studies under Cel. Cue.
Te Bay s Steae Walk.
Goreonville, March 38. The Gordon Gerdon Gorden
ville primary school held an entertainment
I ait night In the B.ptlst church. It emulated
of tongs and recitations. Tbe beuse was a
crowded one, and Ue audlaaee showed their
approval and appreciation by tbelr applause.
Mr. Weaver, tbe teacher, deserves much
credit for the wsy In which he een due ted tbe
exercises. The proceeds are for a atone walk,
which will be laid In Ue town.
Joined tbe Baaks.
Edward M. Gilbert, one of Lancaster's
young lawyer'a haa taken unto almeelf a wife
Miss Carrie V. Yeakere, oaeet Laaeaater'a
teachers. The couple were married la Cam
deu, N. J , ea January 3d but it waa only
made publle en Friday.
PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1887.
maAtm vr cnmnrtM rmerm.
A Waal Keewa enttsa-reua by Trade aad
TisetaBT lev Twraty Teats.
Chrlatlaa Troyer, who waa one et Laaeaa
tar's very old citizens, died at hla reaideaee,
Ne. SS3 Wast Orange street, at aa early hour
Ulaaaoralalathe87Uyearefhlaaga. Oa
Saturday last Ue old man Buffered from a
stroke. He teemed te be recoveries freta Ma
efreet, but waa again stricken oaMeadsy. Ha
grew worn until deaU ended hla attfertagr.
Tbsdeeeaeed waa the last of Ua family of
Andrew Troyer. He was married S3 yaara
age te Mary Ackerman. Hla wife anrvlves
bias, aad afae Is new 83 years or age. In early
Ufa Mr. Troyer waa a potter and worked for
Ue late Charles Sbetfier. Over 20 years age
ha waa appointed a tlpit.fi In the court house,
a poslUea Uat he held up te the time of his
death. At Ue quarter sessions court la Ue
flret week of tbla month be waa at hla pest
aad waa also examined as a witness In a esae
trial. He waa a remarkably well pre-
old man and waa run or ureand spirit
te wlUln a abort time of hie death.
Deeseaed had nine chUdren bat six of
whom are living. Geerge and William re
sides la Uls city and Andrew la New Orleans.
Ha alae has three daughters, Cecilia la Ua
wife of Casper Walker and Adaliae Is Mrs.
W. F. ffambright Mlsa Sarah resides at
home wlU her psrenta, He bse twenty-Uree
grandchildren and two great grandchildren
living. The funeral will take place en Tuee
day.
Te-dat's raasrala-
Tbe funeral of Ue late Jehn MeFadden
took place Ula morning and waa largely at
tended. Tbe remains were taken te St
Mary's CaUolle church where services were
oeaduoted by Rev. Dr. McCullsgh. The
Interment was made at St Mary's cemetery.
Tbe funeral or Mrs. Anna Maria FonDer FenDer
amlU took plaee thle afternoon from Ue
family residence, Ne. 307 East King street,
and waa largely attended. Impressive funeral
services were held at Ue beuse, conducted
by Rev. C. L. Fry, of Trinity LuUeran
church, assisted by Rev. C. E. Houpt, of
Grace LuUeran. After Ue services Ue
funeral precession moved te Woodward
Hill cemetery where Ue Interment was
made. The following named gentlemen
acted aa pallbearers: Themas Baumgard
ner, Jehn D. Skiles, Jehn A. Charles, Jamea
Shand, Jehn A. Bausman and Reuben A.
Baer.
Mr. Kennedy'a funeral, which takes place
at Gap en Monday morning at 10 o'clock,
Will be attended by many friends from thle
city. All trains east and west step at Usp
except Ue fast line. By special arrangement
tbe fast line weat, which reaches Uia elty at 2
o'clock p. m., will atop at Gap te accommodate
these attending tbe funeral.
BummirrA malm.
Ths Properties of Vive Persons Disposed at
Cadsr tke Hammer.
Sheriff Thomllaeen sold Ue following prep,
ertlee at the ceart house this afternoon :
The two-atery-brlok dwelling beuse Ne. 39
North Mulbetetreet, In the city of Lancas
ter, aa tbe prophty-ef Alfred Sleber te A. D,
Ktlltan for fMpiubJect te a mortgage or
(1,700. sr
Six acrea of land In Maner township, en
which are erected a two-story frame dwelling
beuse, frame barn and tobacco ahed aa Ue
property of Jehn A. Copland te Franklin D.
White, for (2, 860.
Eight acres or land In Salisbury township
with improvements, consisting or a frame
dwelling house' and frame stable, aa Ue
property of WfiUam Axe, te Elizabeth Axe
forlel&. ---
Tbe two-story brick dwelling house, corner
or Park avenue'and Shlppen street, as tbe
property or William 3. Michael, te Margaret
Ueltahu for (1,150.
Ne. L The following properties of Wm.
Sales : Twenty-tour scree of land In the Sev
enth ward, Lincaster city, wlU Improve
ments, consisting of a dweUlng house, barn
and ether outbuildings.
Ne. 2. Four seres or lsnd, partly in tbe city
and parly in Lancaster township, without
Improvements, te D.P.Locher A Sen for (12,
100. Current llatln.u In Court.
The court heard argument this morning of
a number or cases In the quarter sessions list.
Tbe Judgment docket waa called at 10
o'clock and twenty-one Judgmenta were en
tered for want or an appearance, plea and
affidavit et defense.
Tbe tavern license or Jehn M. Will, Pdnn
township, was transferred te Martin Hal
lacher, Uat of B. N. Mehler, Manhelmtown Manhelmtewn
ship, te Levi H. Longenecker, that of
B. O. Myers, Btraaburg borough, te Jehn
Lanlus, and that el Aaren G, Eltner te
Samuel G. Hacker.
Henry Paullck, who served a term for a
misdemeanor, was discharged by taking Ue
benefit et Ue luaelvent law.
The tavern license of C. W. Llppett, Msy Msy
tewn, was transferred te IL L. Cochran ; that
of D. G. Martin, Earl, te Jacob D. Gray bill,
and c. Tayler, usphe, te Emanuel Keaer.
Geerge Stumpf, convicted at the last session
et an Indecent assault en tbe daughters of
Philip Daatlnger, waa sentenced te undergo
au imprisonment of four mouth.
A fair el xama Hears.
E. M. Scheel z, tbe candy man, en North
Queen atreet, la never behind in advertising
bis business, and hia latest scheme is Ue one
or tbe most novel yet seen in Uls city. He
haa two geed-sized bear cubs In a large cage
in hla window. The animals were caught in
Clearfield county and shipped te Edward
Trisder, wbe owns Uem. Tbey are as play
rut as kittens and seem te be perfectly harm
Itea. This morning tbey were led down
street without muzzles, and Uey walked
along as quietly at dogs. Crowds et delighted
children have been watching tbe antlca of
Ue an I mala all day.
Pension Commutes of O, A. It,
Commander Denue., of Geerge U. Themas
Pest Ne. 84 G. A. R , en Frldsy evening sp sp
pelnted James A. Nlmlew, A. V. Uurst, and
If. R. Fulton as the committee en pensions,
Tba duty el this committee Is te report te Ue
dupartuient at Waahtngten all evercbarges or
amenta in securing pensions and also te report
te tbe ponslen commissioners Ue names of
these drawing pensions wbe are net enUtled
te Ue ume. Tbla committee will take cog.
niztnce et all names banded them by reputa
ble citizens.
Will Bavs le Pay Ibe Ceal.
Jchn Mehler Is tbe name of a young man
wbe waa recently engaged In a row at Sehaef.
fer'a aaloen, en Derwart street. Several
suite were brought against him before Alder
man Spurrier. Be paid part et Ue costs and
upon premising te pay the remainder was
allowed te go. He failed te pay up and dis
appeared. Last evening he waa arretted
by Officer Wenninger and be gave ball te be
en band and pay Ibe remainder of tbe costs
next Monday.
Mlu Hlnteu. Esgagam.at.
Sallle Hlnteu played Little Btrefoet" at
tbe King atreet theatre te a large audience
last evening. Tbe auppart was geed, and
Ula evening will be dosed with The Lan
cashire Lass." It it aild that Miss Ulnten
will Bbertly make a tour el tbla county, ap
pearing In all tba small towns. There, is ae
doubt that sueh a venture would be success
ful. Pocfcetkeek Foead.
A poeketbook asatalaiag a small sum of
money waa found a she Central market Uls
morning. It Is at Ue atsyer'a offlee awaiting
aa owner.
SEYERAL SEVERE ACCIDENTS.
cmmurtAM rummu uaa um mbam
BUOmtM BW A VBAMB BAHUtB.
Jeta Balnea lajared ta Ue Base
WHHa-aOelyer, Brakssaaa, qaetssd frhlle
OeepHag-A I4Mle wtl rraetares aev
tiSg bykraU-OihsvTewairsws.
Columbia, March 2d Christian Fisher
aad Jehn Hslnes, two employee et Ue Cel.
umbla rolling mill, wereeagaged In leading
Iren Inte a car yesterday afternoon, ualsg a
crane for that purpose. OaeofUe men left
goet the handle, whleh went round wlU
great rapidity. Fisher waa etruck la Ue
race, breaking hta nose and cutUng aeveral
gashes in the raee. Haines alee received In
juries In bis face, his nose and meuUbetag
vary bidly cut
Wllllsm Cetyer.'abrakemaa ea shifting en
gine Ne. 424, received Injuries about hla'J
right shoulder, yesterday afternoon, in Ue f
weat yards or Ue Pennsylvania railroad.
Ha was engaged In coupling cars, and had
hla shoulder caught between Ue platTerma of
two cars. The injuries are net of a serious
character, but wlU keep him off duty.
A daughter of H. G. Miller, age about
seven years, living en BeuU Fourth street,
met with a painful accident yesterday after
noon. She waa returning home from achoel,
when Bbe tripped and rail te Ue pavement,
sustaining a fracture of Ue right leg at Ue
ankle. Dr. a F. Market waa summoned
and reduced Ue fracture.
Ida Cramer, living la AUey J, above Ser
end street, met wlU a very painful accident
yesterday afternoon. She waa engaged In
lifting a kettle el het water from a stove,
which was overturned, and Ue water burned
her loot In a very palnlul manner.
A alight wreck occurred about 4:30 thla
morning in Ue east yards of Ue Pennsyl
vania railroad caused by engines Ne. 68 and
48L coupling, running Ute a draft et cars.
The care were coming down the aiding and
tbe engine struck Uem at Ue switch. Three
eanrwate derailed, one track of each car be
ing effUe track. The wreck crew were In
service, and Ue wreck waa cleaned away
aaaran hour's work.
Kxsretsss In tke Blgk Scheel.
The pupils et tbe high achoel held their
exeretsea en Friday afternoon, when Ue
following pregramme waa carried out : Ad
dress, Jebn Miller ; referred question, "why
de Ua Christian churches observe forty days
before Easter, why la it called Lent and why
te Aah Wednesday ae called T" Edgar Hetter;
organ sole, Bertie Leckard ; aenUment roll,
C. class ; recitation, Jennie SmlU ; chorus,
by girls ; reading, Hattle Wanbangb ; debate,
' Resolved, tbat monopolies nave been mere
beneficial Uan hurtful te our country."
AfflrmaUve, Eva Elliett and Percy Wilsen ;
negative, Emily Bucher and Edward
Sheatler ; daatded In Ua amrmaUva by a
vote of 21 te Id ; . denble quartette, by Lucy
May. -Bessie Kx-effman, Edith Seurbeer,-IilUafA-Temag,
H. N. Dickinsen, Albert
Uaa talis iJaaaee Ryen and Edward
HheeslsT ; reading of Ue high achoel "Bell,"
Editress LUtla Sleet.
Busting of Scboel Beard.
A special meeting or Ue scboel beard waa
bald last evening te consider Ue placing
et Use tax duplicate for 1887, for collection.
Meaasa. Tayler and S trine visited Harrlsburg
te consult Ue attorney general and tbe state
supertatetideBt about Ue matter. The attor
ney g Battel elated Uat Ue matter waa net In
his Jurisdiction, but advised Ue employment
et a prlvate'ceunsel. The beard have retained
C. C. Kauffman, esq , as tbe counsel.
Among tbe Cbarekss.
Rev. F. J. CUy-Meran, sector of 8L Paul's
P. E. church, will preath en Sunday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock, en Ue subject of "Mar
riage and Divorce," wlU reference te the
bill new pending before the legislature.
Rev. E. C. Griffiths will occupy Ue pulpit
of Ue.Metbed 1st Episcopal chureb en Sunday,
and will enter upon the third year or his
pastorate.
An examination or subjects for confirmation
will be held in the Salem LuUeran chureb,
en Sunday morning at 10:30. Seventeen per
sons will be admitted te church membership.
Rev. C. D. Rlshel has returned home from
a visit te Cumberland county and wlU oo eo oe
cupy the pulpit of tbe Church et Ged en
Sunday.
Tbe organ or Ue Second Street Lutheran
church haa b&en rebuilt, during Ue past two
weeks. The new organ will beuaed at Ue
church services en Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet A. Baker, Ue well-known
colored evangelist will preach In UeMt
Zten A. M. E. church en Sunday evening, at
7:30 o'clock. Mra. Baker baa been vlaltlng a
number el citiea during the past winter, een-
ducting revival meetings.
The Yeung People's assoelaUon el Ue Seo See
ond Street LuUeran church held a pleasant
metUng Isst night, at tbe resldenee or Mr. J.
R. Beetem, en Cbeatnut atreet
t Brl.fly Told,
Themas Gucker, auperintendent or tbe
Pennsylvania railroad, and etber officials
were in town yesterday en a tour of inspec
tion. A publle sale ei real eatate will be held at
Ue Franklin house Uls evening.
iWaite'a comedy company will open an
engagement in the opera house en Monday
evening. The band and orchestra are special
features of the show. "The Danltes" will be
their first play.
Chss. I. Landl, esq , et Lancaster, spent
Frldsy in town at the guest et Wm. B. Given,
eaq.
The hotel property or Gerbart Kramer, en
Maner street, baa been Beld te MatUias Swarfs
for (2,805. Tbe house or Samuel Glatfelter,
en NerU Third atreet,hasbeen purchased by
Rlcbsrd Gere for (2,100. The talea were
made by Wm. B. Given, et q.
The glass blowers will close their engage
ment in tbe armory te-night
The new tariff rates of Ue Pennsylvania
railroad are being prepared for distribution,
which will be done In a few daya. The rates
are made in aocerdanco with Ue lnter-state
commerce law.
Tbe guide mill of tbe Columbia rolling
mill turned out 33,000 pounds of finished inn
ea Friday. The iron was furnshed by one
fjrnace.
A WOMOMMtVL LVMB.
Ote Leb. et ths Lnagi of a Cew Found te
Weigh teny round..
This morning Dr. Weber, ei tbls city, and
Dr. Bridge, ei Philadelphia, visited a farm la
Ue weetern part or Uia county te Inspect
aeme cattle that were reported te ba suffering
wlU pleuropneumenia. The veterinary
surgeons killed two et Ue cattle a steer and
a cow Uat were found te be Buffering badly
from Ue disease. Tim animals were die -
aectsd and tbe lungs el beU were
found te be badly diseased and much
enlarged. One lobe of Ue cow's lung was
removed aad found te weigh 40 pounds
When it la considered that the healUy lung
of a cow weighs only Ireui 2 te 3; pounds
Ue enormous enlargement of Ule diseased
lung may be properly appreciated. It Is Dr.
Weber's intention te have It photographed
aa aa unusual specimen el enlargement Tba
usual weight el diseased lungs In eatUa front
pleuro-paeumenla is from 10 te 18 pounds :
but Dr. Bridge eaya he has aeen easet U
which Uey weighed 75 pounds,
i Walvad a earlag.
J. H. Batter, wbe la charged by Rebert
Heiaaes, tt Reading, wlU libel, waived a
hearing before Aldermaa Dean Ula taeralag
and gava baU for trial at oeurt.
EIGHT PAGES
CAUBMtBmm bb wtaaau.
The t-eatsst ta Wktsfc she Ostsrd ValvstsMy
Bern Beat Leegifca la
UbW MBBBaraajaaaTaSVaa Mmwn9fm9tmmWi
Londen, March 96. T day, Ua day set
for ua aaauai oeawet between Ue eight eight
eared erawa of Ue anlverslUee of Oxford aad
Cambridge ea lew Thamea dawaed bright
eaaeiearwiu rawer aaurxDrette prevail
ing. ThaearBB ever whleh Ue raee la te be
rowed ta Ua ueaal one men Pataey te
MerUake, Slaee early ateralag orewde ea
feet aad la all manner of coaveyaaeee have
been pouring out from Londen te Ua river
baaka which were densely lined wlU people
at an early hour. Tba Cambridge craw are
Ue favorites and heavy edda are beiag laid
en them by Uelr admirers. The partlsana
of Oxford, however, are net Blew in accept
ing all bete offered and Ue edda In oonae eonae oenae
quenoe have materially lessened at Ula writ
ing. All conditions for Ue race are favere
ble wlU tbe exception et the water, which la
a little lumpy.
When Ue signal te start was given Ue
Cambridge crew were quicker Uan their
opponents and get away wiU soma advan
tage. Tbey rowed a allghUy fatter atreks
Uan Ua Oxfords and at Ue end et the flret
mile Ue light bluee were half a length ahead.
At Ula point Oxford spurted but Cambridge
answered gamely and net only maintained
Uelr lead but Increased It slightly, for at
HammeramlU bridge half way home, Uey
were leading by a clear lengU. After passing
HammeramlU, Oxford made aneUer telling
spurt, sllghUy lessened Ue distance between
Ue beats. AlUeugh rowing a stern ehate.
UeOxferda showed In better form than Uelr
opponents wbe splashed and rolled consid
erably. Cambridge, however, was making
a supreme effort and succeeded in
maintaining Ue length's lead, notwithstand
ing Ue splashing and rolling. On nearing
Barnea' bridge, Cambridge recovered, and
rowing aateader stroke passed that point a
length and a half ahead. Oxford here made
another effort, hut Just beyond Barnea' one
ether cars unfortunately mapped and Ue
race Uan became a certainty for Cambridge,
who wen eaaUy by three lengths. The race
np te Ue point where Oxford broke an ear,
waa an exoeUent one. The Oxford crew cer
tainly rowed better tegeUer Uan Ue Cam.
bridge, but Uey lest aeveral lengths Ureugh
bad steering.
The scenes en Ue river were a repeUUen
of Uese of former years, wiU Ue exoep'tlen
ei Ue excitement canted by the advertising
enterprise et an American coneern, Ue
Waterbury Watch company. The Londen
agents of Ula company chartered eleven
large steame,yvfrem Ue Thames Steamboat
company wlU - xsnd en beard. A free sail
up tbe river and a "fine view ei the race was
offered te every person who desired It pre
vlded Uat he were s Wahv-ury watch. Dur
ing Ue progress or we" adnVone amallbal-
loena were aant up by tal1n?lrtny people
each carrying a oeupon for a
chase after Ue baUoena caused no
amusement. One enthualasUc Anterior
probably Ue possessor of a watch, waa heard
te exeiaim tbat Yankee enterprise had Uls
time certainly made old Londen " alt up aa
aha never eat up before."
Te OUUsa tke Niagara Fall.
Terente, Ont, March 20. A bill waa In
troduced into Ue Ontario legislature yester
day praying for an act te incorporate a Joint
ateck company te be called "Tbe Niagara
Tunnel and Water Power company el On
tario." The project la te utilize Ue natural
water power afforded by Ue falls and Ue
watera of the Niagara and Chippewa rivers,
by constructing and operaUeg a hydraulic
tunnel from some point en Ue west bank or
the Niagara river above the falls or from Ue
Chippewa river te some eUer point en Ue
west bank en tbe Niagara river, and te sup
ply manufacturera and ethers along tbe route
of Ue tunnel with water by hydraulic, elec
tric or eUer power, for any purpose, by
cables, mscblnery or ether appliances. The
petitioners are Ue corporation or Ue town or
Niagara Falls," Ont, besides msny ctUzens
including some English and American capi
talists. Six Reported Dramied.
Bewdlb, Dak.. March 20. Hta reports
laat night from Lebeau, Her an ten and Lv
grace, aay Uat Jake McCarthy, a man named
Klrkland, and four ethera are new known
te have been drowned in tbe bottoms near
Lagraee. Ne telegraph wlrea having con
nection te any et these places, tbey did net
hear of Ue rise at Bismarck, and four lives
are supposed te be lest and net reported.
The ranchee et Skinner and Walkina, In
Campbell, are under 30 feet or water. Skin
ner'e entire herd or cattle were ewept away
and part et Wllklns herd. The water ia still
rising, and if two feet higher is reached Ue
tewna of Lebeau and Scranton will be sub
merged. The Grand river ice broke yeater
day aud Ii.ne w overflowing. It Is expected
when Ue gorge at Bismarck breaks tbat tbe
river wUl rise several mere feet
Tke Players Reporting Far Werk.
I.NOiANAreLis, March 2a The base ball
management aay tbat positively all the play
era engaged for Ula club will be here next
week. Ake came yesterday, and private dis
patches last nlgbt atated tbat Glaascoek will
be here te day, and also Beyle, Klrby, Uealy,
Qulnn and Mappla or the St Leuis delega
tion. AU el the plajere have had gym
nasium practice and. are in geed physical
condiUen. Denny is expected Sunday, and
all will be given inside work regularly untU
Ue weaUer Improves. McKeen and Calen
der have already began It The work en Ue
greunda la progressing favorably, and will
be completed within a few days.
Fearing a Revelt In Spain.
Madrid, March 20 The military author!
tlea were much alarmed last evening by tbe
receipt of Information leading them .te be
lieve tbat the Revolution lata were contem
plating a grand coup involving another
revolt In tbe barracks. Tbe Madrid gartlten
was Immediately ordered in readlneaa te
suppress sa uprising and similar erdera were
communicated te tne cemmanuanta ei gar
risons In ether cities and tewna. NeUlng
has occurred aa yet, however, te -disturb Ue
peace.
Heavy Less and Small lasaranee.
QuiNer, Ills, March 20 About mid
night fire originated in the extensive plan
ing mill of Orr A Hedson and fanned try a
strong wind spread te Ua BaUard house, a
Uree story brick, and te tbe butter and egg
beuse otstermer, Btlnet Ce, allot whleh
tegsUer wlU two resldenee aad a large
amount et lumber waa destroyed. One wing
ofFarlew & Ce. 'a packing house waa de
stroyed. At 2:30 a. m. tba tire was under
I control. Tbe less will exceed 130,000, with
1 but light Insurance,
I
A Break Among lbs Ubcrwl-Dnlealets.
Londen, March 20. Three Liberal-Union-lets
voted wlU the opposition sgslest Ue
government en Ue division in Ue Heusa of
Commens last nlgbt en Mr. Merley'a amend
ment te Ua government's moUea te gnat
urgeney te Ue coercion bill, and sfvea ether
membeiseflbe tame Parly sbsented Ueat
selves. nau of lunltl
Debun, Mareh mt. wsBt"""'"!
Ue AUber of Mr. T. D. tUUlvaa, lord mayer
el Ula elty, died today. s
eaaskWaJetlnanai.
Pittstiblp, Mean, Merea M.-W. D.
Axteu, piBBsiitar f Um sterkaaira eenaty
Magi, aad one el Ua haa) kaewa JewaaUeta
UUeatete,dledte4ay,atate7,
- PMOB1;
ALL HOT II
BBBna taaa
FAte 4 ffnaweMUr j
Wreaking Vests
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Saving Orewe
TTe-Tke
ettkeVetkfteataes
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Bleb Point, L. 1, M-m aftW
eewaea ue BHihU
teomfertaWy warn, aar'ewwaa
Ntaui aight m a
breeae whleh aaatt areta .'thai:
nightfall teat ataat died M
atmldalgbt Aaytateg tataa
last nigut must hard
heavy leaa of Ufa, Waa W
onbeardaadaerawofalaMi
been Impossible le aavw
wlU the facilities at 1
o'clock Ula morning two addl
el Ue Merrltt Coast WfeeaasJ
utiveu m ui ncene. xasy wan4
Ua steamer Reseue. The earf at
waa running rather high aad 'an
get me barges en a wreeklag
side was untttocet.ru.. Tke
Grant lay near Ue etranded veaaat all
ana conunueusiy burned teeaavfaV
uat no was near ta
anes ir necessary. The
were net taken off by Ua
yesterday pasaed a miserable
majority refusing te leave Uta
Bailers and oflleers had no alee, aai
completely exhausted. At tea e1
morning the vessel waa reported
the rate of aa Inch ae heu, eat tjaal
pumpa were ia constant eperatie.
after tea o'clock the wreeklac'va
needed in getting some of Ue perl
into one of Ue barges and la taw at .
beat It waa taken Inte Fire laiaac
Aa yet none of Ua peaeeaaetav
been transferred te the tangent
being tee choppy te permit it Tai'
transferring them by mesas of Use
, buoy was resumed Ula morning aaeU
UTM Minn tirnnotitaahAf-e. ThnM hm'ii
of the wrecking vestele refuse te
ohanees In Ue matter of getting' UM
gen en ey wnich lire tnsy be lest or
sustained. It has been arranged Uat at
ue eea aees net quiet down saw
allow tbe bargee te get alongside
night that ail ue, passengers
se far win be sent by apeeeau
te Brooklyn, and from Uere 1st
Yerk. Tbe greatest excitement
In Uls vicinity Uls morning. The
crowded wlU people, Ue majority of
haveevldenUy oeme from New Tat
ether points te meet Uelr friends.
ethers have oeme through cariesity.'
excitement among tbe ptttengera salt
Deara tne scetia seems te have abated
what As aeen Ureugh telescopes wMtr
,t n uwieru ana oearaggisa
i suae Bl
XaeHandred atea Oat et
Binohamten. N. Y.. MsMh9g.-1
which broke out ia Weed'a ptanbtaT t
ahnnt II nV.1iw.lr I... -ll.. -l Z1 .
at 130 this morning. Aflreeruieanrk
net visited Uls city In years, Jlbeat .1
... n.. ww .u.uffuuutuieajpujyBBSnt, I
mw uuii m um reeuilt It Witt DO a I
mew te ue city. Tba streets In Ua vletaB '
or Ua fire were Ureaged with people wtstv
uau tunica eui te witness tne oenoagi
Tbe surrounding country was' lighted l
miles and sparka were borne Ions dta
by Ue strong wind which prevailed,
only ether buUdlng destroyed besides"!
connected wltb tbe mill wss owned bv CL -"
A J. Blakeslee. The building waa eatmaast ;
by Ue former who used the lower fleer ear ai
roenry. ine less upon ID IS WIU BS)..
(3,uue for a ume it seemed almost
that Kingman's restaurant and
cutter factory would be destroyed, A'lwarg
w...v..u.uv. wvuiiu wm awTev, wavy'l
tue uaiu wnr ei tne nramnn ;ine aa
reach (110,000, tbe insurance en tba aa!
manHlfidsrvi'iAf ISalnavriwan . rVlA ili
V- -w,
Tke Racing Taeht. BfcUd;-:.a;
ev yerk, March 2d Theaesamer I
which arrived Ula mernlag freetf
reports naving seen both Us ,
aed Ue Coronet en the 2 let HaV
net distinguish them by naniawOaa
lat 40, 9 and long. 31, 49 and thet
45, 33 north and long, sa, 6L
leading, however, u stui aa mash a I
as ever. The Stale reports Uta Wi
tbe Slat showing wlU high head M
weetnerthwest. The yachts were i
miles aeatt The last one wsa la tkA'i
reeling sail. ify,- -'-i
Rpirted sals of a
Dayton. Ohie. March 26. It ts
renranentatlves of the syndicate Uat
the Cincinnati. Hamilton it Daytea!i
have purchased Ue Dayton Deisaem
row gauge read for (360,090. ' Wish taef
cbate ue Cincinnati, uamutea a u
seta a right of way for an exteaalen
phea te Decatur, Ind., where Uei
secured what it has long Bought et
with Ua Chicago AUanUe ler Ohleaga;.'
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