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LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY, MAY , 1887.
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The Msy meeting of tli Lancaster city
school Uwrtl wm held en Tbursdsy evening
In common council chamber, with the follow
ing member present: Mmif, Bernard, Bell
Mux, llruiieinsti, llyrne, Kherinsn, Erlsmsn,
Kvan, Grl.si, .llsrtman, .Lletity, Marahall,
McCemsey, MuCermlck, McKlllgntt, Ojh,
Owen., lUut., Hlugwalt, Hehwsbsl, Shirk,
Htiieyeh, Wartel, W Inkerahaui, Wohlsensed
Dr. Levorgend president
The inlmittsi or thu April meeting one
read niul itevihI.
IIII.I.H TO UK PAID.
Mr. Kvsti, of the finance oeinmlttee, read
Iho fallowing kill, whli'h were nrilered te be
paid : llsumgardners A JefTerl, oeal,
I l(V 12; Gee. K. Keeil, dividend en check,
flLU7; Jehn Rest A Hen, repairs, I1L08;
Kste Hhlrk, night school tuition, fl37.fi0;
1'rete 17e isr, itdvertlsliig, W ; Mlaugh A Hen,
tsbln, fiv.'i; 1'iluii A llreneman, sundries,
tlOAW; Wm. J. Smith, repalrs, tl2tV; Lan
caster rity, .water rent, 1178.00; Xew AVrt,
advertising, til 25; LancMter city, extra
water rent, tl0 Charles U. Ilarr, supplies,
I7.S'..
Mr. Evan also ettered the following, which
was unanimously adopted :
lleielveil, That for the year commencing
with the tint day of June, ISS7, the rate el
taxation for school purpose. In the Lancas
ter city school district, thai I be sasesaed
tSrte mill en the real and personal estate of
tliu district, and en all ether subject) of taxa
tion, at the ratu fixed by law ; and te all
liraeu who shall pay their taxes, en or be
fore the Unit day of August In said year, an
abatement el three per cent shall be allowed,
suit after that date, until the II rut day of Sep Sep
teinlxir following, the full amount will be re
quired ; and te all taxea remaining unpaid
at that ttiueti-e per cent, shall be added.
HKfOIlT Of TEXT-nOOK COMM1TTEB.
Mr. llyrne prevented the fallowing report
el ttm Unt-lioek oemmlttee :
Te thi itrttUltntitnJ vwmbtri of th l.nne(ltlr
tiehoel (Mird
Oknti.kmkn The rules of the beard make
It the duty of your oeuitnlttee te report at
thl meeting any cbangea In toil book or In
theceurae of Instruction which In their Judg
ment may tie deatratila
After careful Inquiry and after Riving the
subject due consideration, your committee
believe that by making a few change the
course et Instruction oeutd be materially Im
proved and thcrelere respectfully recoui receui recoui
ineud .
I Tint Iti teaching physiology the use of a
text book In the secondary schools bodlscon bedlscon bodlscen
tlnued, niul thst In all schools below the
grammar school grnde the subject be taught
orally.
2. That the city siijrlntendent be re re
(iuetml te in ike future oxatnlnatlena In
pnjnlnlegy In the grammar schools el a mere
elementary chsrncter.
3. That the study of trigonometry be dis
continued In the girls' high school.
4 That the stuuy of moral science be dis
continued In both lilfcli rchunls.
J. That p ill In l))th high school be al
lowed te Ik gin the study of German In their
Ornt your.
Itcspvctfullv submitted.
J. W. IIVIt.NK,
ItellKHT M. llOI.KMl!,
M. V. Hal' li.
AcvempM) Ing the report was a printed
copy of the iiiiesitens asked by the superin
tendent In his examination el pupils In the
grammar cu"H :
l'hysloley . (Iraniiuiir fclioeln, clas"! A,
girls, M.itch 10 Iv7. 1 l)-rilxj the
theiax, e'peclilly reariH Uie tienun Z.
He de tnvnlutitsry inuclc llrTr from
eluiitiiry mueIe in their action? Men
tion at linl three pititlcuUr Illustrate
with a drtwlnu the changes which take
place lu a tnii-Hx whu It expauils and
oeiitrduLt. 3. tilte thrie reasons icAy the
muscles Hhuuld be exercised. I Duscrlbe
the oeurKO of the hloed b-glnnlng where
the chyle enters the eln and ending where
the aert.i begins Illustrate with a draw
ing. ! Hew and '"j what are the teeth fre
quently li'Jcuel ? l)ritwarc'.lonef an Incisor
toetli, and ntiew and nsme the inrts. li Kx
plain the process of lneUilng. That Is, tell
why the Hlrenursand leaves the lungs, and
what It cllwts while there. 7. Dpwilt the
nerves hs regards their structure and action.
8. Name tlren Httmubints uswl lu this city
and Ute hew or why they are Injurious I'.
Kxplalu the pria'ssef heurlng. It). Draw a
stvlnti nt the skin, naming the put and
their um,
lnsiiligy : nramiiiir s;lioels, alas A,
Iwys, Mare'i l'J IM7 I I) iserlUe the wrist,
esp-ulally as legnts tliH Iniiies 2 Hew de
voluntary iiiu'les itlllxr In structure from
lnelutimry inu-cles ? Illustrate your an
awrr Willi iiilrusiiig. 3 Why should violent
exerclw net be tukuu directly aftir full
uieiil 7 I In Khit respects de veins dllldr
from arteries 7 Why du they diller In these
reswut 7 & Hew does opium sllect diges
tion 7 hxplsln lu full. II, lu what particu
lars dots sir te Ih Inhaled (llir-r Irem that
which Is exhslml 7 What Is the cause of the
cbsuge? D'ncrlcm ihe tiralu. 8 Whstelfect
has tlm use or nicetic) en the brain and
nerves? U Whnt, adtantages result from
bathing ? 111. Dmw a section of I tie eve,
showing and ntiulng at least four parts. Tell
the uses el the part drawn.
A motion was made te adept Iho report of
the ceimulttte, but the chair ruled that
the ahanges recommended altered some of
the rules of the betrd, and that could net be
done The report was, en motle.i el Mr.
Hartman, received and tiled.
Heme discussion followed In reter enoe te
tholntreduatloaof the text book en physi
ology In the secondary aobeols, participated
in by Messra. Hartmtn and Warlel, after
which it was deelded te take up the recom
mendations of the committee serlatuin.
The Urst was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
On the motion te adept the aeceud-, Dr.
Hsub referreJ te the questions put by the
superintendent te the pupils et the grammar
schools and said no severer testa were applied
te graduates In medicine. If the answers te
these questions were In the text book, the
book was of tee high a grade for pupils or
that school. He doubted whether there were
three physicians of the city who could an
swer all or thorn without studying the sub
ject. The work Is tee hard for children of
the age of these who attena lue grammar
schools. The rule should be changed te
sdapt the study te their age. He concluded
by a referenee te the cramming process,
which seems te be the rule.
Dr. Wickersbam agreed with all the gen
tleman bad aald.but It was net tbe fault of the
elty superintendent that that grade of book la
In use In the secondary schools.
The roenmmsudatlon et the committee was
also adopted.
Recommendation Net. 3, 4 sod 5 Involve
change of tbe rales, and tbe amendments
te cover the same will be ollered by Mr.
Byrne at tbe next meeting.
TUB MUNICIPAL. MIX.
Dr. Wickersbam, from tbe special oommlt eommlt oemmlt
tee en legislation, reported that all legislation
affecting school bad been stricken from both
Heuse bill Ne, 10 and HaeMe bill Ne. 00, and
be was certain that one or the ether bills
would pass with tbe school features stricken
OBt
He also reported that there Is bill pending
In reference te a uniform system of text
books, but that there wm no possibility or its
passing.
BULB 37 AMENDED,
Mr. Hantaan amendment te rale 37 was
called up for action .The rule reads "no teaebsr
shall be employed In either high sobeols, un
its possessed et a teacher's stele or perauaeut
eutlftaata, ana found oeapeteat, em du
smi&aUem te (4Mb all tt brushes a it
department for which he or she Is an appli
cant." The proposed amendment was te
strike out the words "possessed of a teaeber'a
state or permanent esrtlflsU."
Mr. McUeraesy was opposed te the amend
ment, and oeuld see no geed reason for lis
adoption.
Mr. driest said It would leek te the public
tr lbs amendment wss sdnpted as If the
beard was lowering the standard of qualifi
cation of teachers required In that school,
and be proposed the following as a substi
tute : Let the rule remeln ss new In force
and add te It Provided, that nothing In
this section shall be a mstrund te prevent the
employment of a competent specialist In
either high school."
Mr. llartman accepted the substitute.
Mr. MoUemsey said he was npppesed te
specialists. The rule was made by tbe beat
and wisest men tbst were ever members of
this beard, It wm In ue many years, had
been restllrtned by this Isisrd. The qualifi
cations for a teseber In tbe high school sre
net tee high. If this amendment I adopted
the bars are let down and there I no telling
what the result will be. ir specialists must
be employed they should be possessed et the
quallllcatlens required by this rule.
Mr. Hartman said the lew had been y lelated
en mere than one occasion and teachers had
been elected who did net have the certificate
required by law and there I new a teacher
there who does net held the required certifi
cate. Mr. McCemsey said Prof. Mali can hardly
be called a specialist. While be does net
held a permanent certificate he holds s valid
certificate. He only knew of one ether viola
tien of the law and In that case the teacher
wm a failure.
Mr. arlesl's subetltute wm adopted with
only two dissenting vote, these of Mr. Mo Me Mo
Oemey and Dr. McCerinlck.
UITV StSPKRINTKNDBNT'S HKI'OHT.
Following Is tbe report of the city superin
tendent for the month :
Lancaster, I'., May !, 18K7.
Te (A. Heard of A'eAoef Director $
Orntlkmkn. Your city superintendent
submits lbs following report for tbe month
of April : The whole number of pupils In at
tendance sm2.1I In the blgh school, 345 In
the grammar, Ml In the aaoendary, 40 In the
ungraded, 792 In tbe Intermediate and 1,39!)
In the primary ; total, 3,391. The number In
average attendance wm 237 In the blgh
schools, .102 In the grammar, ItM In the sec
ondary, 31 In the ungraded, fS3 In the Inter
mediate snu j,iMi in me primary ; total,
2,013. The number of pupils never absent
during the month wm 1,081. Tbe average
percentage wm . The number of visits
made by tbe city superintendent wm 113,
The number of visits made by tbe director
wm 19, m fellows : J. W. Ilyrne ), N. F.
Krlsman 2, W. W. .tlrlest 3, Dr. J. Lever-
feed I. Charles Heturehel, Joen McKllllps,
1. H. llreneman and W. O. Marshall each 1.
Very reapectrully,
Your Obedient Nervant,
It. K. IU'kiiiu.k.
A NKW HI MOOt. ni'IMMN'O,
Mr. Warfel etlered tbe following :
Hetelved. That the committee en building
and grounds be directed te erect the present
season a four-room school building en the
let owned by tbe beard en the corner et Wal
nut and Mary atreeta.
He did net desire action te be taken this
evening, aa he wanted te give tbe members
time te think ever the matter.
Mr. Marahall had also prepared a resolu
tion en tbe same subject. Hy It, however,
the oemmlttee wm sutherlrsd te enter Inte a
contract forthwith for the orectlen el a build
ing en that let
Mr. llartman said he had devoted half a
day In looking up the necessity or a new
school building In that section of the city.
He found st the Cbsrlette street school 70
pupils enrolled, snd lack of accommodations
for that number In the temporary room
rented ; at Miss Hener's Jsmea street school
70 en tbe roll snd t! lit attendance, and the
ether rooms in that building tilled In
about the same proportion. There Is s
pressing necessity for a school In that
section, and In two weeks' time a contract
can be awarded and the new building be
ready for occupancy by .September. If ac
tion Is postponed for a month, the work can
not be se well done. It will be but s few
years until new building will have te be
erected te take the place of one-story aheds.
Six of these eleven one-story school house
are barely tenantable. After the wants of the
northwestern section are attended te by
building en tbe let purobMed, these old
buildings can be replaced In a few years. Ne
mere sites will be purchased, m tbe old sites
will be very desirable for new structures.
Mr, Marshall's resolution wm unanimously
adopted.
TIIK OBItMAN HTRHKT 1KWKII.
Mr. McKUIgett etlered the following, which
wm adopted :
WuKitKAs, The school beard of Lancaster
city ewna considerable property en Kaat
German street, snd pmiierty owners en thst
street are moving In the matter of construct
ing a sewer, and tbe taxpayers along aald
street deem It Just and pieper that the school
beard abeuld pay part of tbe cost of construc
tion of said sewer, therefore
Ileseheil, That tbla matter be referred te
the property committee of tbla beard with
power te act
Vl.tlleg GeininlttM.
President Levergood announced tbe fol
lowing visiting committees for Msy, June
snd July :
Northeast Division. Dr. K. M. Belenlus,
chairman, Philip Iternard, Jacob Hhlndle.
BeutbeMt Division. Dr. M. W. Kaub,
chairman, William Hhlrk, W. W. (Iretst.
Heuthwest Division. Geerge P. Hprenger,
chairman, William Wehlseu, Oharles J.
White.
Northwest Division. Dr. D. It. McCor McCer
inlck, chairman, Charles Hehwabel, H. J.
Owen.
Adjearned.
rather Fela Kaad a Paper.
A publle meeting of the Catholte Historical
society wm held Thursday evening In Phllo Phlle
patrlan hall, Twelfth street below Walnut,
Philadelphia. There were about 100 people
present Rev. J. C Peln, of ElUabetbtewn,
read an Interesting historical paper upon the
life or Rev. Leuis Berth, who wm one of the
pioneer priests in this stste. P. S. P. Con Con Cen
eor read a paper en the early Catbolle regis
ters or Pennsylvania. Before the meeting
adjourned copies or tbe records or the Amer
ican Cat helle Historical society, wbleb have
Just been Issued, were distributed te tbe
members.
The rather of lb Brlassr Uaekardi.
Frem the Itt Jey star.
Rer. MatthtM Brlnser, the father or tbe
Ilrtnaer denomination et Dunkarda, and who
resides a few miles eMt of Middletown, will
be ninety-two yeara of age en tbe 10th or
May next Rev. Brlnser is still In full pos
session et bis faculties, and Is quite a
sprightly old gentlemen. He Is In all prob
ability the eldest man la Dauphin county.
Purehaaad Preparly.
Frem tbe Blliabolhtewn Chronicle.
Mr. J. B. Bueh purchMed 'Ay, sores of lsnd
a short distance west of town, from Mr.
Jeseph Helsey, en private terms,
J. a. HtauOer hM sold be seres of land
which new contains tbe weeds recently be
longing te tbe Beyer estate, te Mr. J. C. H,
Uerst en private terms.
Dr. A. M. Kalback hM purchased a tract
of weed-leave of Isaac Brandt, In Mount Jey
township, and commenced aawleg en Mon
day. Belldlag HrUk at DMVSr,
trew the Kphrata Kevlew,
The building boom has begun with the
opening or the season. Already Ave houses
srs in course of erection. One of them la te
be a large three-story building In the central
nart et the town. Dart or which is te be used
Ma publle bait Several business enterprises
WIUV lesatstf la this buUdlng when It Is
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HI Msrtlres In lh Mexican War and In It
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Leuisvtt.r.i:, Ky., May 0 Tbe Deme
cratic state convention here completed tbe
ticket last evening. Hen. James W. Bryan,
of Covington, wm nominated ter lieutenant
governor; P. W. Hardin, of Mercer county,
for attorney genersl ; General Lafayette
Hewitt, of Hardin, ler auditor ; Richard
Tate, of Franklin, for treasurer; J. D. Pickett,
of Fayette county, ter superintendent el
publle Instruction '.Themas Corbett, of Me
Cracken county, ter register of tbe land
e flics.
Ihe head of the ticket, 8 1 men Bolivar
Buckner, wm born in Kentucky in 1823 snd
graduated at West Point In Bit He entered
tbe army, where he wm made cemmlsaary of
subsistence lu 1852 with tbe rank of captain.
At the outbreak of the Mexican war he wm
an assistant professor In tbe West Point mili
tary scademy, but resigned te take part In
the struggle. He mw active service at Vera
Crut, Cerre Gorde, Han Antonie, Chapultepec
and the City of Mexico. In 1865 be wm su
perintendent of construction of the Chicago
custom house. In IS-'iT be wm appointed
colonel of the Illinois volunteers for the Utah
expedition, and In 1840 became Inspector
general commanding tbe Kentucky horse
guards. At the outbreak el tbe civil war he
Joined the Southern army", and wm in com
mand of Bowling Green, which be evacuated
en tbe capture of Fert Henry, falling back te
Fert Donelaen, where he wm besieged by
Gen. Grant, and en February 10, 1642, sur
rendered te tbe latter with 10,000 troops and
vast stores. He wm a prisoner et war at
Fert Warren until August, 1S2, when be
wm exchanged. He oemmaudeda division
of Hardee'a corps, in Bragg'a army, In Ten
neasee, and wm major general, wm assigned
the 31 grand division, engaged at Murfreea Murfreea Murfreea
boreand Chlckamauga, and wm included In
Klrby Smith's surrender te Gen. Canby,
May 22, ISej.
I'ARMHLK'S srCKCII.
Upen assuming the duties of permanent
chairman ex-Hpeaker Carlisle said :
Fer tbe rirat time in a quarter of a century
the responsibilities of government are en tbe
Democratic party, and It must meet them in a
spirit of brave aud unselfish patriotism. If
Uever had prejudice, it must forget them.
If It ever felt the spirit of faction, It must
silence It If It is euiharraaned tiy dlllerenees
of opinion among Its inemtwrs, It must recon
cile them, If possible ; but if that cannot be
done, It must deliherately pronounce tbe
judgment of the majority en all vital ques
tions, and let each man go bis own way and
cheese bis own political associates. This pre
scribes nobody, coerces nobody; but it bases
party organization en principle and makes
party action honest and respectable
This Is net an appropriate time or plaee for
an elaborate discussion el political questions,
and 1 shall net attempt it That will be
done during tbe progress of the canvass you
are new about te Inaugurate, aud 1 hope it
may be In my power te take any humble part
In It net as a candidate for any elllce, directly
or Indirectly, at the disposal of the people,
but simply aa a Democrat, profoundly con
vinced that the best Interests of tbe state
and the whole country will be promoted by
the combined ascendency of Democratic
principles and Democratic methods. Great
applause. I believe, gentlemen, mat a
large majority of the people of the United
8 tales are looking te the Democratic
parly te protect them and tbetr property from
tbe encroachments and spoliations of what la
called paternal government en the one side,
and from the threatened depredations of
sgrsrlanUm en tbe ether. It is tbe only prac
tical organization that has witnessed and
helped te promote tbe wonderful grewtb and
prosperity el tbe country during the whole
century of the government's existence. It Is
the great conservative force of tbe country,
andlt Is stronger In numbers te-day than it
ever was before, while Its purposes are as
patriotic and Its pelltlclal fruita m sound m
they were in the days of JeUeraen and Madl
son and Jacksen. Continued applause.
If tbe people cannot rely upon the strength
aud courage and prestige of their party for tbe
protection of their rights of perseus snd
properly and the preservation of their politi
cal Irancbiaea, where shall they leek for
safety T Can they trust tbe Republican party,
with Its loose and dangerous theeriea of con
solidation and governmental supremacy ever
all the sllalrsel Its citizens? That party hM
thoroughly demonstrated Its Incapacity te
govern a free people in times of peace, and it
must go tbe way et Its Federal progenitor.
I Loud applause.
Gentlemen, Is It net a singular fact that a
strong feeling of sympathy should exist be
tween these who wanta paternal government
sua these wue warn no government Be
tween these who want tbe government te de
everything and these who want it te de noth
ing? While one faction advocates govern
mental Interference In all the utlalrs of tbe
people, another faction opposes governmental
Interence ter any purpose, eveu te preserve
the peace and protect tbe lights of property ;
snd yet their reasoning, lu tbe abstract, Is
substantially the siuie, aud If followed te
its logical conclusion would produce substan
tially tbe same results. The man wbe
believe that It is the right and duty et the
government te take the earnings et one citi
zen, by taxation or otherwise, and give them
te another differs very little from tbe msn
wbe denies the right et property altogether.
Cheers and applause. If tbe government
msy rightfully compel you by law te give
any part of tbe proceeds of your labor or
your skill te another man, why may It net,
with equal right compel you te give him
Jeur horse or your laud ? Tbe fact that this
i done indirectly aud under tbe guise et
taxation deea net In the slightest degree
affect the question of right or wrong In
volved In tbe transaction, but It greatly In
creases the danger te the people, because
they are less likely te detept and. resist the
spoliation when It is committed through this
Insidious process. Aud If the government
may rightfully collect money by taxation,
and then divide it M a bounty or subsidy te
individuals or corporations engaged In par
ticular Industries or .enterprises, In order te
make their private business profitable, why
may It net also collect it and distribute It
among particular classes of tbe people lu
order te equalize their fortunes, and thus ae-
oempuau an mat neciaiiam ana uemniunuun
are demanding ? There la se little difference
In principle snd In practical results between
paternal government and mob government
that It Is net worth while te ex preM a prefer
ence for one ever tbe ether, We must oppose
both or we must abandon all that our party
hM ceutended for In tbe DMt and relinquish
all It hM hoped ter In tbe luture.
With regard te party lines Mr. Carlisle
said:
Tbe Democratic party stands Pledged in
I tbe most solemn manner te revise tbe tariff,
reduce Us menus and lighten the burdens
of the people. Upen this pledge, dearly and
distinctly mads, It appealed te the people In
187ft, and secured a popular majority of mere
than 2&0.000 ever Its Republican adversaries.
Upen this pledge It eleeted a president In
1884, snd It Is bound by every consideration
of party policy, of ths publle Interest and or
geed faith te tbe people te stand by that
pledge. Great applause.
Referring te Mr. Clsveland Mr. Carlisle
aald:
The country will be very fortunate If It
can always secure the Mrvlees et an execu
tive se thoroughly devoted te the real Inter
terests of tbe people and se lust snd Impar
tial In the execution of the laws m the pre
ent one Is.
Addresses were also made by Mr. Green
O. Nmltb, president or Ihe IndlsnsstateHsn
ste f Dr. K. D. Htandterd and ethers, After
tbe speeches tbe band atruck up and a num
ber of ladles walked Inte tbe convention.
Behind them came a nurse bearing a hand
some baby. One of the ladle wm Mrs. Gen.
Huekner, and the baby wm the next gover
nor's son and belr. The applause wm tre
mendous, and tbe baby wm greeted In the
most enthusiastic manner. " Hurrah for
Betty and tbe Baby," yelled soma " Bring
the baby down here and let usseeblin,"
shouted ethers. The shouts continued for
some time, but the baby wm seen bidden In
one of the boxes.
a Senater Kletd In tt Virginia.
The West Virginia legislature met In Joint
assembly, Thursdsy, for tbe purpose of
electing a United Htatea senator, with 89
member present The vote resulted a fol fel fol
eows: C. J. Faulkner, Detn, 48; Flick,
Rep., 31 ; Barbae, Greenback, 0 ; Camden,
Dem., I ; R 8. Brown, 1 ; Whlttaker, 2. Mr.
Faulkner, having received the necessary
number of votes, wm declared elected.
Judge Faulkner Is ibe younger son of tbe
late Charles Jame Faulkner, wbe repre
sented a Virginia district in Congress before
the Iste wsr snd a West Virginia district
after tbe war, and served m minister te
France under President Bucbsnsn. The
senster elect wm born In Msrtlnsburg, W.
V., where be new resides snd Is about 40
years old. He is by profession a lawyer ;
wm elected Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial
circuit, and has held tbe office up te this
time. He is considered one of the ablest
Judges In tbe state, snd lsextremely popular
with all classes.
Bate Hall Nawa,
The League games of yesterday were : At
WMhlngten, Washington f, Philadelphia &
(stepped by darkness) ; at New Yerk, New
Yerk 0, Bosten 0 (ten Innings te darkness) ;
at Detroit, Detroit 5, Indianapolis 3.
The Association games were as fellows
yesterday: At Philadelphia, Baltimore 7,
Athletic 5 : st Brooklyn, Brooklyn 10, Met
13; at Cleveland, Cincinnati b, Cleveland 2
Bosten showed up very strong In New
Yerk yesterdsy snd plsyed the Giants finely.
Kelly and Nan each bad borne runs. People
are beginning te think Bosten means busi
ness this season.
Greer played for tbe Athletics yesterday
and wm released in the evening.
Tbe Allentown and Wilkesbarre people are
very foolish te allow their clubs, wblch be
long te the same associations, te play to
gether before tbe championship season open.
They will have plenty or lime te de their
work.
Tbe Allentown club seems te be quite
strong, snd tbey easily cleaned out Wilkes
barre yesterdsy.
Horanten defeated tbe Cuban Giants by 10
te 8 yesterday.
Detroit and Baltimore are new tbe leaders
In tbe respective association. He far Chicago
hM only wen a single game.
U BAT AD Ml'iaCUl'ALIAHB.
A Contest Oterth Question of lh Trial of Of-
r.ndleg 0lrc7tnn.
Within the consecrated walls of old St
Luke's cburcb, Philadelphia, where tbe
Protestant Episcopal diocesan convention is
holding Its snnual session, a turbulent scene
wm witnessed Thursday afternoon. Rev. Dr.
Goodwin, the venerable chairman of the com
mittee en canons, innocently launched the
convention Inte a racy and acrimonious de
bate by leaking a rtquetit that bis com
mittee be granted an extension until
next year ler making a report en
tbe changes proposed In tbe canon pro pre
vidlng fertbetrlsl of offending clergymen.
Ne sooner bad tbe words fallen from Dr.
Goodwin's lips than Rev. Rebert Ritchie was
en bis leet, vehemently protesting against
such delsy. He said that as a member et tbe
convention he felt tnat be must unburden
bis (soul. The present canon wm
altogether Inadequate te meet tbe cases
of several offending ministers. Te
demonstrate hew dofectlve tbe canon is be
cited tbe caws of two clergymen, members
of the convention, one of whom bad tied te
Kurepe with another woman after abandon
ing a wife and several children who are
obliged te sbltt for themselves. The ether
case waa that et a clergyman wbe was charged
with having procured a divorce from bis wife
and wbe wm new living in a union net
sanctioned by cburcb law.
This caused heated discussion. At the
morning session a ballet ler trustees for tbe
ensuleg year resulted in tbe election of Rev.
K. Y. Bucbanan, G. Woolsey Hedge and J.
W. Robins, Alfred C. Harrison, J. Vaughn
Merrick, Hen. M. Russell Thsyer aud Fred
crick Fraley,
Itead Viewer. Appointed.
The court has appointed Fred. Andes and
Christian Charles, of Fast Uemptleld town
ship ; and James Symington, of Manhelm,
viewers te change the route of a read in Man
helm township, laid out but net opened
through lands of Andrew K Lane ; and they
will meet for the purpose of their appoint
ment en Tuesday, May 24 tb, at 2 p. ui.
Tbe court bas also appeluted tbe stsndlng
beard of viewers te assess damages in city
street openings te assess the damages arising
from widening Strawberry street between
Mulberry and West King ; and from tbe ex
tension or Buttonwood, lu'the Eighth waga.
Mrs. Fanne.teck's Funeral
The funeral of Mrs, U. K. Fahnestoek took
plaee from her husband's residence, 2.19 East
King street, this morning. Dr. C. F. Knight
officiated, and tbe interment wm made in
Woodward Hill cemetery. The pall-bearers
were Geerge Steinman, Hen. William A.
Morten, Dr. W. N. Amer, li. K. Slaymaker,
li. i: Carsen and B. Frank Sayler.
A Lancaster Deg Takes I'rlis.
At the deg show of tbe Westminster ken
nel club, New Yerk, yesterday, tbe English
mastlll, " Neble Caution," owned by Jeseph
Trlasler, of this city, was awarded tbe second
prize lu a very large class. The prize is a
handsome silver medal.
Fell en th Btrsst.
Wednesday as Silas Wright, formerly pre
prieter of tbe Grape hotel, this city, was walk
ing en Market street, Philadelphia, be wm
suddenly attacked with vertigo or paralysis
and fell heavily te tbepivetnent, striking bis
head against tbe curb snd sustaining a aevere
cut en the forehead. Mr. Wright, after recelv
Ing medical attendance, was taken te his
home In Parke iburg.
Clllmers'. Large Band Coming.
P. H. Gllmere's great band h been en
gaged te appear at the King Street theatre,
en Monday, May 23. They will give per
fermances both afternoon and evening, with
entire changss of pregramme, Mlas Letltla
Louise Frltch I the prima denna, wbe ac
companies tbe band,
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Sent te Prison.
A stranger who gave his name as William
Hughee wm arrested hut night by Special
Officer Burns for drunkenness and disor
derly conduct He wm committed te jail
this morning by the mayor ler thirty days,
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Charged With Bsabsutemani,
Frem the Beading Herald.
Ellas B. Haaker, or LaneMter county, erv
lereu pan ueiere Ataerman Denhard te an
swer tbe charge of embezzlement aa agent,
preferred by S. M. Epler, dealer In agrtcul.
tural laplatatBtBi
DISHONEST OFFICIALS.
tUBBB MB WBO BOB BOMB BBAtOBB
BBtBAtBU TBBIB tBVAtt,
A Baak Cashlsr Resign Atur Lesing TftOOO
ler the lastltntlen-Hls Aeceanlste be MM
by HI rthr-A Collector tot a Chi
cago Oeal Uslr Stasia 1 1,000.
Jet.iRT, Ills, May 0. The resignation of
Henry Knowlten m cashier el the Will
County National bank recently ha caused a
scandal In financial elrclea here snd an In
vestigation of Ihe books of the Institution Is
In progress. It Is admitted that there Is a
shortage of 170,000, but claimed that Knowl Knowl
eon Is net a defaulter, and that tbe apparent
deficiency Is due te his eareleM management
It Is understood tbst Knowlten's fstber hM
tnrned ever property sufficient te make geed
sny deficiency snd tbst tbe bsnk will lese
nothing. It Is ssld that Knowlten Is In Tor Ter Ter
oneo, Canada.
niei au.oeo.
CntuAoe, May 8 W. J. Leve, employed
m a collector by Walter H. Begle, oeal dealer,
la In the county Jail In default of bend of
112,000. He Is chsrged with the embezzle
ment of nesrly 111,000 during the pMt two or
three months, much of which be Is thought
te hsve squsndered In dissolute habit. It
I ssld he sdmltted the defalcation.
Th Thll Captured.
GnAND Rapids, Msy a Poateflloe Inspec
tor A. M. Jsmes, of Chicago, arrested last
night a carrier In tbe Grand Rsplds office
nsmed Jsmes L. Harry, en a charge of rob
bing tbe mails. The decoy letters containing
money were found en him. The thefts hsve
been going en for two months. Letters te
bsnts snd business beuses were rifled, tbe
total stesllngs reaching 0,000 In CMb and
drafts.
Twe Yaara for Hmbstiltng.
Chicaoe, May 6 Judge Blodgett this
morning sentenced Cel. Bolten te two years
in tbe penitentiary for embezzling funds
from the postefHce while In charge or second
class mall matter. Bolten's wife wm In
oeurt A number et prominent lawyers were
present.
rive Tear for Fergry.
Tiffin, Ohie, Msy 0. The Jury In the ewe
of J. H. MeWllllsms, charged with uttering
forged checks, brought in a verdict or guilty
this morning, and Judge Pendleton sent him
up for five years.
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BBVBtOB OF Alt ABMt AUOIBTT.
President Clavsland; te Attsnd the Masting
In Saratoga la Jen.
Saratoga, N. Y., May a Gen. M. T.
McMaben, the president, and Cel. Truesde'l,
the treMureret the Society et tbe Army or
tbe Potemso, srrlved In town last night te
make arrangements ler tbe reunion for mem
ber or that society, which will be held In
Saratoga en June 22 and 23. The gentlemen
are the guests of CeL H. 8. Clement during
their stsy here. It is probable that the com
ing reunion will be the most successful ever
had. President Cleveland, Gen. Sheridan,
Gen. Sherman, Gen. Sickles and ether dis
tinguished men, besides several military
organizations of the state, such m tbe C9th
Regiment, tbe Old Guard, the Albany
BurgeM corps and Derlng'a military band,
of Trey, will be In attendance. Tbe bead
quarters of the society will be st Congress
hall. Tbe citizens executive committee will
meet te-morrow evening te appoint sub-corn'
mittees and prepare ler tbe event
Three Men Exchang 21 Bell.t..
Tallequar, I. T., Msy 6 Tuesday nlgbt
Deputy United States Marshal Msples from
Bentonville end a party of friends, en route
te Fert Gibsen, camped near this city. Dar
ing the evening Msples and Mr. Jeffersen
walked from their tent when an unknown
man stepped in front of Msples snd fired a
bullet tbreugh bis chest Notwithstanding
tbe itertal wound Msples get up and fired
three shots st his assassin without effect,
after which the assassin fired eleven shots In
rapid succession at Jeffeisen, who In turn
fired six at blm. The assassin having
emptied both bis revolvers plunged into the
brush and eacaped. Maples died the next
day. Jeffersen wm unlDjured.
Crep, in Ohie.
Cei.umul's. O., May 0 Tbe following es
timates are based en returns from about
seven hundred township correspondents re
ceived up te Msy 2 by the beard et agricul
ture : Wheat, condition compared with a full
average, 70 per cent ; wheat, drilled, 96 per
cent ; wheat condition of drilled, 72; wheat,
sewn breadcMt, compared with a full aver
age, 15 ; wheat, condition et breadcMt, 59.
Barley, 75 per cent Rye, 80 per cent Oats,
acreage, compared with last year, 100 per
cent ; eats, condition, 92 percent Clever,
average date of sewing March 22, olever,
average, compared with last year, 91 percent
Tbe present prospect for tbe wheat crop of
1887 shows a shortage of 80 percent Faver,
able weather may Increase this estimate.
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around In Cog Whls.
Younustew.n, Ohie, May ft. At 2 o'clock
this morning Griffith Phillips, aged 30, was
oiling machinery at the Hubbard Ohie roll
ing mill. His band wm caught In the cogs,
dragging bla body Inte tbe machinery until,
becoming clogged, every wheel in the mill
wm atepped. HI bead was severed from tbe
shoulders and fell te one side. Workmen In
vestigating the canse for stoppage were horri
fied te see tbe bead grinning at them from
tbe ground and tbe body a sbspeless mass.
Phillips leaveaa wife aud two children. He
wm a son-in-law or Richard Barclay, the cel
ebrated horseman et Churchill.
A Disabled Steamer.
Halifax, N. 8., May 6. The steamer
Dracens, at this pert from Oporto, reports
1st 45 deg. 13 mln., Leng. 31, 30 spoke tbe
steamer Milanese, from Bosten, April 15, for
Londen, with her crank pin broken. The
Milanese wm proceeding eMt slowly.
A Mind Marti. rer.
Tiffin, Ohie, Msy li. A new trial lu the
Ganea murder case wm refused. Gaines wm
sentenced te state penitentiary for life. This
Is probably the first case In history where a
totally blind man has been convicted of mur
der. WBATUBB tmlllVATIOK.
Washington, D. C, May (. Fcr
Eastern Pennsylvania: Lceil rains,
"accompanying thunder storms; varia
ble winds, generally easterly snd veering te
southerly In the southern portion ; stationary
temperature.
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STATE MOTES IN A LINE OB TWO.
Antonle Gstz wm fatally stabbed In a
scuflls In Uazleten en Thursday.
a. j. urexei win erect a ten-story marble
freutj office en the site of the old postetBce
building en Chestnut street below Fifth,
Philadelphia.
AtTlenesta. en Wednesday evening, tbe
house of Jacob Wagner was entered by five
robbers, who forced Mrs, Wagner " te tell
where the money was," Wagner and bla
son appeared en tbe aeene aud one of the
roeuera wm aiiiea.
Canen BmII Wllberforee, of Winchester
cathedral, England, delivered an address en
"Total Abstinence," In tbe Academy of
Music, Philadelphia, Thursday evening.
After the addreM a number of persona took
th e total abstinence pledge.
Thursdsy wm class-day at Lincoln univer
sity. Rev. L N. Randell, D. !., president of
the university, msde an address te tbe elaaa,
W. E. Harris, Baltimore. Md., delivered the
Latin salutatory ; J. R. Barrett, Danville, Va.
Iiuv ui.ui.ui.uwi ursiiwi Aensj-Me
young men will graduate 1st June.
A MAT BUOIABtB.
Plessaat Kveal by ths trldsy Klg easwlag
Otsss Li Kvaalsg.
The May sociable of the Friday evening
dancing class, which wm long looked for
ward te by tha beauty and fMhlen of this
city, took plsee Ust evening at Eshleman's
building. It wm a conspicuous success In
every particular. LsacMtsr'a fairest daugh
ters were there la abundance, aad a goodly
cohort or hsr fashionable young wen, besides
representative from Reading, Mount Jey,
Columbia and Bird In-Hand, Seldom I It the
privilege of anyone te gaze en a brighter or
mere snlmsted scene than that whieh met
the eye when at 10 o'clock the opening wall
te tbe strains or Knight's orchestra took
place, and thereafter ths glowing hours were
chased by the flying feet or tbe gay dancers
until the early morning.
At 12 o'clock the tables were spre id In the
rooms et the second flaer, and en them ware
heaped all tbe dainties or the season. Again
and again were the tables titlel and emptied
with the gay empsny who kept coming
from tbe dancing hall.
The dressing el the Isdleswas remark
able for Its richness and beauty, and the
sparkle of diamonds and glitter of Jewelry
under tbe bright ga light lent te the en
chantment of the scene. Tbe " wee ems' "
hours had been reached when tbe Ust strain
of music died away and nothing but praise
oeuld be beard en sll sldss from the parting
guests of the efficient management that had
made this social event a notable uccess.
Following was the msnsgement: Fleer
manager, F. B. MeClaln, H. B. Llebley;
committee of Arrangements, F. B. McCIaln,
H. a L?lbley, U. R. Smith, D. Sherman
Smttb, Wm. M. Maxwell.
Anether Bep.
Lt evening a May hop wm tendered
William Andersen, residing en Seuth Queen
street. About thirty couple gathered at the
residence et Mlas Mary Neudorf, en Cones Cenes
togs strest and marched te Mr. Andersen's.
Tbe yard was Illuminated with Chinese lan
tern and presented a beautiful appearance.
Tbe evening wm pleasantly spent with
mmiCjdanclng.Ac. Among these present were
persons from Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
burg, Alteena and Newark.
Th Closing sociable Lt Evening.
Prof. E. C. Hall gave the closing reclsble
of hi dancing schcel at Schiller halt The
attendance wm very large and Bteey's or
chestra furnished the music. It wm an en
joyable affair.
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1HB MABT1BO BKAUOB.
Over Three Hundred Brought te Market Ed
win and Charles MnsMUnan Oe West.
Marietta, Msy 6. The favorable condi
tion of the water In the Susquehanna hM
given a new Impetus te rafting. Many
pleMure-Bsekers are taking advantage of the
occasion te enjoy themselves by a ride down
the river. Over 300 rafts came down this
season, wblch is Just closing.
Edwin and Charles Musselman have gene
West Edwin will engsge In buslneM at
Omaha, and Charles will return te his claim
at Hyde Park, CeL, where his brother wm
killed by a oyclene a lew weeks age.
A. R. Luty, one of our Jelly old widowers,
and Mrs. Mary Knell took a pleasant little
trip te Camden ana were married. Tbey re
turned home te spend the honeymoon. The
reception they received left Mr. Luty out of
pocket a few dollars.
The schools will close this week.
Cel. D. B. Case is en a tour of Inspection
among the companies of his, the 4th regi
ment st Reading, Allentown, Pettavllle, etc.
The brlgsde Inspector accompanies htm.
The rumor that J. W.Kelly, candidate for
commissioner, has withdrawn In favor el
Hartman, Is net true. Mr. Kelly wants It te
be understood that he will remain In the
field.
DIBO OB APUfLBXW.
Jeseph Funk, a Wall Knewu ItU.rman, Taken
ratally III en m Halt.
Jeseph Funk died very suddenly en
Tbursday at the Susquehanna house, WMh WMh
lngeon borough, which is kept by Henry
Werfz. The deceased wm one or the men
employed en a raft of Warren Brown, which
passed down the river. At Safe Harber,
Funk wm taken very HI, and he wm given
intotheehargeofa msn who took blm back
te WMhlngten. He received the necessary
medical attention, but died about one
o'clock in tbe afternoon. Apoplexy wm the
cause of his death. Funk wm about 33 years
old, and for tbe pMt twelve years had bearded
at the Susquehanna house. He followed tbe
river, for a living, and tbe only relative that
he bw Is a niece, who reside In tbls city,
and a slater in the Weit
At ration Opera Bees.
Jane Eyie, or an Orphan'a Trials, " wm
the bill given by the Ida Lewis company lMt
evening, at Fulton opera heusa Again the
audience was smsll, but the people were
pleased. Miss Lewis plsyed the part or
Jane Eyre and W. H. Cooper that or Roches
ter. This evening "False Celer" and "A.
Rough Diamond" will be given.
There will be a mttlnes te-morrow after
noon, wben "The Lightning Flash " will be
produced.
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Charged With Sorely of lh tac.
Peter Hill wm returned te oeurt a raw days
sge en tbe charge of surety of peace. The
complaint wm made by Benjamin Miller, a
neighbor, whom Hill threatened te kllL Yes
terdsy Hill sgaln msde threats and he wm
again locked up.
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rrer. Hall Cbotse.
Prof. Wm. B. Hall has been selected te
take charge of the chorus en the evening of
June 14, wben tbe centennial orations at
Franklin and Marshall college will be de
livered.
Tbey Want te 8 lb Dames.
Cleveland, Ohie, May 6 The male
pupil of the Prltcbard street school have
notified the teachers tbst unleM tbelr hours
of stud v sre se arranged m te admit of their
attending base ball games after Monday next
they will strike. Careful inquiry discloses
the unanimous determination of the parents
of the boys te strike also, If the threat la
carried out.
Grt Oil and OM Wella.
Cleveland, Ohie, May 6. A special te
theJYcMlrem Llms, Ohie, saya that Wm.
Fee's oil well Ne. 3, en the Rtdeneur farm
drilled Inte the aand this morning and is
flowing steadily through a four Inch pipe at
the rate of 3,000 barrels per day.
Anether natural gat well flowing 6,000,000
ouble leet dally also came th this morning.
Great excitement prevails.
BUeksl SO MUM AhMd.
Philadelphia, Msy 0. At 2 o'clock tbe
score In tbe pedeatrlan contest sicca :
Stroke!, 428 miles; Albert, 408; Hart, 401;
Elsen, 370; Noremae, 388; S. Day, 345;
Newhart, 316; Tilley, 311; Williams, 306;
Adams, 264. Hughes hM uet appeared en
tbe track te-day, and It Is generally believed
that he baa withdrawn altogether from the
een est
Ths OevrsnMt OhJt.
Londen, Msy 0, The Mandard publishes
a dlipstch from Parlsstatlng that the govern gevern
menlhM Prohibited further pKlerBOMces te
Paris of Wagner's "Lohengrin".
Ceatlaf te Thl CUT.
from tbe 1IUU gecerd.
Mr. Sam'l Delbe sold out bis shoe store and
natures te Daniel Bewman. Mr. Dslbe will
remove te Tstscsster about the Arst of Jans.
THE REVENUE MKJ
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DBtBBTtB WOtB,
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Tsxe Maaay attateeest.
Mertgag. M avtaau, in
U OeaattM sa rails Jsssaa .
ssa Appoints OrrteMO
iJ.
llAnnisnuiut, Msy 6. late I
jp,
day tbe Beuse general rsveaae
pasaed finally yM 29. nay L i
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by Hennlnger, of Leblgh, in walea
J
it m bis opinion tbst the prevlstea i
tnat tee moneys derived freea mm I
moneys at Interest, oerperatioa
mertgagee, eta, be equally dlvMeel
me suite and counties was ateM
MeLaln, of WMhlngten. vetei
bill. The principal featnre of tee) Ml ft J
imposition or a three mill texetttMl
judgments and .mertaaaea of
which escaped taxation under the eat ef j
rne diii is expected te contribute t) I
ireMury m much M did the CI
notwithstanding the oeuntlsaara e I
me tax en moneys at Interest
personal property.
The general appropriation bill w
without amendment, mwm Henna I
venting the sale of Intoxicating UaMHKt
Decoration Day. Isf
Tbe representative apportionment Mil
passea nnany-yeM 27, nsys 7. H
Democrat, of Clarien, voted with the
iicans for tbe bill. MeAleer enteteAkei
test sgsinst tbe apportionment aa i
ruiiaueipnia. j-c':
A message wm received from the I
announcing tbe appointment of Jeeeffe ft.
r ergusen, as associate judge or tMI
erpbsns' courts or Philadelphia. Th
nation wm con firmed. 'ft' 1
a portion or the lnter-mnnlelpal bill
reau wnen tne senate adjourned until J
day evening at nine. giM
ine neuse aid nothing et impenaneg aa
uay. ids diii giving cneter oeaiuy Mr
additional law Judge wm defeated, ewtc:B3
me smsti attendance, a. call et tee
wm neeeMltated at one atage et the
which bsrely developed a quorum. Of I
absentees 30 were Phllsdelphla membM I
dui a ei tne delegation. Aajeuraea
Mendsy evening.
t'onvenuen of Baptists,
Louisville, Ky., May A. The I
uaptist convention, the largest
body In the Seuth, assembled lathe
wsy Bsptist chureh at 10 o'clock tela '
Ing. It is composed of delegates I
slensry societies or the Bsptist deae
in various rmrtx nf tha tTnttad RlaUa. i
delegate representing 1100 received by aa')
treasurer or the beards en or before tbe tMI '
dsy of April In the current year. "''.
The principal object of the convenUem M H
promote foreign and domestic mlastese'kejl
ether Important matters wUl also raaarea.
consideration. The denomlnatlesal
hM grown se large that an effort Wttl .,
made at tbla session te increase wstMss
representation ve euu tax eu mmtfmm,'
s--.m mia -H.
TOO WO
lUM.
Chicago, Msy 6. The i
Js of the'
Steel company, at Bridges
down, and about 760 men are eat at i
ment On wednesdsy the chlppsrs;
pliers, 16 In number, who took the ttllB
finished them m tbey cams Ireea
rolls, and the drillers, numbering IS SM
quit work because the company refused
accede te their demand ter a tonnage isle sv'
stead or 20 eents per hour. In order ts ktsMi
sny further trouble Manager Fersytes de;
elded te shut down tbe mill for s flew days fch'3
the hope thst tbe matte r would be settled. 1
Beth tot Thalrl.lv
New Orleans, May 0. A dlspstek I
Jacksen, Miss., te the Picayune says t
fatal sheeting sllray occurred
street last nlgbt between CeL Jenes 'sV
Hamilton, the lessee of tbe penitentiary, l
R. D. Gambrell, editor or the Aeertf
Shield, el this cliy. Mr. Gambrell
shots In the head killing hiss
Instantly. Cot Hamilton la
wounded, having been sbet threagh tMfj
Deey. An article in ineotcera ana i
reflecting en Cel. Hamilton's prlrasS'l
I'uuue cuaracier, itu te uie auair. -;r,-
).-!
Killed DrnukM Ms. iS-
Beardstewx, III., May 0. Jehn
wm sbet and killed here hwt svesbag
uewis ttnining. tee cause ei tne
was that the deceased had been
Rhlnlng's wife. Bosten get drank,
te the house of Ruining, and d
Mrs, Ruining make a retraction. Tbe hi
ordered htm from tbe plaee, baths
Thereupon Ruining sbet him la Ikv
After tbe snoeting Rhlnlng made Mi
Inte the country and has net
t$$'i
Th Jp rail te Ceat,
Detroit, Mich., Msy 6. The
w
mstch between MoMaben, of this
Matasada Serakachl lMt night, was s
At tbe outset the Jap declined te
less snether referee wm chosen. Hews,
second fall and then refused te oesttSM
eintest, whereupon MoMaben w
the victor. Attendance about 600,
A Bey Kllld by Dghtabtg.
BiNeiiAMi'TON, N. Y., Msy ft, 1
B. Merey. 17 yesra of sge. a son of CI
Meray, of Brown street wm struck by
nlng during a heavy storm this mentiae;
Instantly killed. He wm aslMp la Mi
wben the belt struck blm. xus
which rested en s cbslr at the feet of
wm stepped st 2:45 a. m.
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rer HI Mrvlees.
St. Petersburg:, Msy 9. asaeral
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Mr dm been presented with 100,000
by tbe czarina aud the cxar has txed bis
sien at 0,000 reublM per annam as s res
pense ter bis Mrvlees la sppprebesdlsg i
srreaUng the NlhllUta Implicated la tk
eent attempt en tne czars ilia. . a
Parau Wants lavaetisaiisaw
Londen, May ft. It la stated that Mr. .
nell hM consented te the lnelusle of I
Timet forgery among tbe ether nlnifsa est
considered by a special committee,
one be selected. .". -
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August 1, 1822.
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