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THE 0BITD1RT RECORD.
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AJBO AWt BOBttBNt CIT1IKM.
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a Ibett F. KMnm died at kta
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norm aiube atreet, tela morale-
eoleek. Tbe eaaee of (a death waagaatrie
rv-wr, auu aa 8MB III abOBt tfttet
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1810. HewaiaeesorJafeaKbenaeB,whe
" '? n,,n "" ! Bl the
farmer bank, and died November 86,
, Hi. mother waa Strata Fehneateeh,
eJaaghter of tba dletlagalebert Dr. Sanaa!
FahBoeteck, and efeter et the kta
Dr. WlMlata.ll. and Geerge Fehaeetoek,
BY lata etty. The subject et tile eketeh waa
eduetted at Lltlta, aad at tba ageef 14 jeara
want te Philadelphia, la that city ha
eecured empleymeat with Wa. Wlnkley,
a large wheleeele dealar m aad Importer of
ebtnaware, with ateraa la Philadelphia and
New Yerk. Daring the iHt year el Mr.
Wlnkley'a business eaiaar Mr. Xberaaa
bad aatlra charge or bla baslaee
la 1850 Mr. Wleklay retlrad and waa
succeeded by Mr. Eeermen. Tba latter
eirrled en tba business wllb great
euoesee for ever 20 yeara, when be re
tired, having eecummuleted a lint
fertnnf. Mr. Ebarmaa parebasel for bla
mother tbe hcmeitaad en Seuth Dake
etree', m tbla elty ; hta father having re
elded la the beak building, aad
hare for tee peat lea years he hint,
eell bad made hla home. He only re
moved toNerthDakeatreeta fewraenthe
ego. Daring tba put tea yesr Mr.
Ebsrraan traveled very exteaalvaly
la tela and foreign countries. He waa aa
Intelligent and well informed man ea all
aubjMta and had a thorough knowledge of
art,
Mr. Kberman,whe waa aele anrvlver of bla
family, died a bachelor, and with him lived
hla Blear, MIm M. V. Hawthorn. The fun
eral will takep09en Taeaday afternoon,
auu win op private- ,
Aa Octegenarlan-Dls,
Edward Slegerwalr, an old clllten of
Meet Eirl township, died at bla home at
Serrel Herae en Friday morning. The
deeeated bad been .ubjce: te heart trouble,
and waa auddenly Uken 111 while feeding
the cattle en Taeaday morning. He waa
taken te bla home and never recovered. Mr.
Blagtrwalt waa 80 yeare of age and waa
biru la the neighborhood where be died.
He waa a tailor for many yeara and then
became a farmer. He wee alwava strong
aad Tigoreua and laat fall, en the day that
the Tipptewee" HarrlsonJveUra met la
title elty, he walked from hi home te Mew
Helland, a dlitanee et eight mile, and rode
from there te Lancaster. He wee a
widower and leavee one daughter, Mrr;
Frank Wenger. Mr Harriet Davldaen
and Mra, Jacob Krppler, of Ibleetty, Mia.
Kltzibetb Ooed, of Barevlllr, are hi. elatera
and Jehn S. Olvler la a nephew. Tba
faneral lakee place en ricadsy morn trg
aa inn interment win de made at centre
obureh.
Death of Jeba B. Bntt.r. -
'Jehn R. Butter, the former Laneaster
oeuattan who was found ucconteloua near
hta home rear Cechranvllle, ObesUrcoua ObesUrceua ObesUrcoua
ly.ea laatHaturdari having been taken with
a atreke of parallels, died en Friday. He
leavea nine children, three of whom reside
In tbla county. They are Amee a Retter
and Mra. David Overly, of tbla elty, and
Mia Rebert Lyneb, of Gap. The interment
will be made at Leugenecker'e obureh, tbla
oeunty, en Taeaday.
Death el a Merebaat,
Jab Biztreaaer, aged 82, who died In
Elizibethtewn en Wedneadey, waa burled
tbere te dy. He waa for many yeara en
gaged In mercantile business In that Der
eugb, and waa well-known throughout the
weetern aeotlen et this county. J, H.
Biztreeser, shoe dealer et Mlddletewn, la
one et hla aena.
Death el a rtmr.
Owrge Irwin, f aimer, iged 5, a well,
known resident of HlnkUtewn, died there
en Tburiday. Oa Tharaday evening he
waa altltng la hla chair when the band of
death auddenly laid upon him. He waa
tWlenarriKt, his niat wile, who waa a
dsngbter ot'Dielel Hall, deeeesed, hevlng
died raveral yeara age. Early laat prlng
be waa sgila married ti Mlai LtahO'riera,
who survives ,htm. The funeral will be
neia en xaeaaay morning.
quat teibi wira ossieoBAta.
Bat mi aegar Boentj Motion Is Added te the
Tariff tUU-Tbc Omnibus mil .mms.
The omnleua bill, that anablee Dakota,
Maw Mfxloe, Waaningten and Mentana te
held coustltutlenal oenventloaa. pasaed tba
Heuse or Repreaematlvea en Frlf ay by a
vote of Hi yesa te 03 ny. This bill deea
Det admit any of the terrlterlee aa atatee
until tbelr constitutions are adopted and
approved bv the next Cengresv. The gov
ernor and United States district atterneya
appointed by the president are te have a
hand ln-flxiegup the territorial oanven eanven oanven
tleoa, and era te arrange the d 1st riots in
which delegatee for the proposed conven
tions are te beobesen. Tela will guarantee
conventions that will adept a Democratic
polley.
A substitute bill, offered by MacDonald,
et Mlnneteta, providing tbat Seutb Dakota
ahall be admitted aa a state, but In ether
reapecteeintalnlng the previsions for con cen con
etitutleaal conventions la the territories,
waa rejected by the close vote of 117 yea. te
122 nays, MacDonald aud Taracey belag
the only two Dsmecrats Joining tbe eelld
Republican vote in Ita favor.
Tne bill was amended se the title would
net read aa a substitute te tbe Senate bill
admitting Seuth Dakota, bul te make it
oenlorm aa a asperate bill granting enab
ling aata for possible statehood le Dikets,
Washington, Mentana and Mew Mexlec.
Tha bill will new go te tbe Senate for
action.
A bounty of one cent a pound will be
granted by ibe tariff bill te producers of
eager made from beats, aergbura or augtr
eane grown in tbla country. The section
waa agreed te In tha Ssnst. attar debate
lasting all day, by a vote et 27 te 23, Party
llnee were maintained en It, with the exoep exeep exoep
tien et Pjyne, of Olie, who voted with tbe
Republicans, and Quy, of Pennsylvania,
who veled with tbe Democrats.
Ulid lu Tork.
rem the Yerk.
Mr. Ell Brown, residing et Ma 21S Seuth
Queen atreet, died Fiidiy night, letvleg a
wile end four children te mourn hla less.
Tbe dewased waa 03 yeara and 15 daya old,
and waa an Invalid for tbe past four year
He came te Yerk from messier oeunty
and lived bare ebeut forty year He waa
amemner of tbe87ib Rsgtment, Pennsyl.
venta Volunteers.
Tarapika Gondrmaallen.
The argument et ciunael Interested In
the proceedings Incident te the condemna
tion of ihe Coueatega Ilig Sprlnga Valley
tarnplke was oenoluded late en Friday
afternoon. J. Hay Brown, tbe master, will
laetruet the viewers aud they will preliably
Ale their report lu tbe office et the clerk of
quarter sejslens ou Monday. ,
Bard te Classify,
Frem rack.
Ssy, Padhrlck," whispered Jscobaen le
hla Ulbarnlsn friend, "1 vendher vel ecrt
et man dot ia at de odder end of de loenob
counter T" "Bageb," returned Pat, eyeing
the etraeger, "he meat be waa avthlm sew
faagleddacka celled Kggnoetlea. A aaaa
that wUl ate baeea ea a Fretday la aeyUer
Jaw su Di ii rewS2. " "' "
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129 -SIX PAGES.
A BABBBO.T tAKBflMQTMUm.
iAwyeeaaheHet mBbatr, Aaweais
JM
umwwt issanasinawssaMeB I
A aeeet reeMrkabie reeeat legal dleeavery
It ibb aata tfeeata of deeaiTai!BVt;
legal fratetBtty of PHeaBars, 1M BieeeVery
reasilBf freeajbe fellare of Oeargs d
RoU,greeer. TberoeeedragebyetedMore
have beea aader iN sxervadeae at tha
ettaehment lewef lfieg, Mseaded la 1887
by the aiate bmmui, aaasasan a nn..
no of the eredltera. retarateB Jeha W.
ebeML lets of Athena,
us, bb saetr
leaaa a vt-nr.
TOBnsvi. nw gani
of FardeA- dlM naa .
PaK
earthed tha "Deansatia Atuht
Of 1880
MrEehele eald ea Friday t "The law
Bf 18M la really a eemprebeaatva ateta
beakrnpicylaw. It
be ebaeiete, owing I
s aeaa aapneaea te
te lea snnsrniiii-iu
tha aatleaal baakrupt lawpaaeed by Oea'
am- - ".. m w re m ajsaTBy aaajra
howaver, la 1878, egala pat tba law of 1880
late force, it aever having beea repealed.
Aeeerdlag te ita terna tbe ellihteatoea-
BK-BBBBB IM IfBHl' 'B'tlBB VSBBBtl ksr BBa lalt-a
7i ei pren or a aeater. eeupiea
with ea evaalen nf hla debte, Bnleeaenae
Uca te be brought, aa aUaebmeatte bete
sued against hu entire eatate, either real or
pereeBal, or aaaleat any property, deeded IB
him by aay body with the lateat et clrcua.
veetlBg hie Juet debte.
"Three trusteea are f be appointed Who
hive plenary power Thedautet'e heuee
eaa be broken open, hie clothing aad
traake searched aad hie property aelasd
aad bold awaiting adjudicatlesu the itw
deaigaed te place tbe property with
friendly ousteilins.aUaaseUoao beriached
fL5 .Net "v Dut "e en
attachment eaa be aeeursd agatnat the
property, real or pereeaal, held by the
"There lsaoeredlter'a bend nailed for
nnder tbe proviaiena of tbe act et '3d, nor
are tbere any Indemnifying damsgee for
tbe debtor, who niaeaa himuir within ih.
pale of tbe lew upon tbe flret Intimation of
an intention te defraud bit creditor if
sustained, and I see no reeaen te doubt that
It will be, the eet of 1830 will revolution!,
tbe metheda et bankrupt praotlee la thla
Mr. Eobela appeared before Judge Kwlng
and eprung hi discovery upon the legal
fraternity. Hla honor considered the matter
three daye, finally granting tbe attachment
end eppelntlng Meaar J. O. Brown, S. J.
Fleming and J. a aiever as traateeaef
Rell's estate. Judge Kwing'e recognition et
the points at Issue is regarded aa vary nearly
conclusive aa te the foree and tffeet of tha
-i1.0 wn,ea 1M M l0"eT elumbered la
oblivion.
Tbe liabliittea or Geerge O. Belt have
reached 820,000, and are dally becoming
larger. Hie whereabouts is still nnknn.n
although measurea have beea taken te
loeate him.
IJO CB1MBSEOOBDOB OIKO.
Tbe Stirring aterr Tula by a Orask Wbe
Wltnessad HU Dsatb.
A Q reek, who clalma te have beea present
at the capture and aaek of Kharionre, eame
Inte the British camp at Suaklm a few daya
age and told a thrilling atery or the
treachery et Farlg Pasbs, tbe horrible
maaaaere In tbe eltv, and the mutdsr of
General Gorden. He eaved bla own lite by
donning Madblst uniform. 1 aaW
Gorden Pasha amok lug a cigarette en
the balcony facing tbe river. We
had entered at tbe back of the
peleee, entering at tha yard where tbe
eyeemere tree 1 Georgle Demetrle, tbe
prlnelpat medical officer of tbe Hondaa and
tha provinces, and Nicola Lemlndlta, the
Greek consul, were with him. Five hundred
darvlahea, wbe had beea aeet by theMahdt
with apeelal erdere te Uke Gorden alive,
etoedattbefoot of tbe etatrease. I went
up ius aiaira, eeing aent uy tbe men below,
wbe wera veclteratlng 'Gorden Pasha.'
Gorden Pasha.' Gorden oeolly left the
balcony.
" 'Fiy,' said tbe e'her two, 'while tbere la
yet time. Ge lu at the little dcer and uke
tne Deab'
"Shall I fly and leave my pest r Gorden
replied indlgnently. Thst, indeed, would
beadUgrace. I ahall net fly.'
"He tbaa went Inte hte inner room and
denned hie full uniform and awerd. Then
he eame out and grandly drew blmeeU up
te bla full height. Oa hla vUaga waa a
leek of aoern. 'Whom eeek ye T' he aiked ,
en gaalng at the aea of angry faeea of the
dervlabea.
ii iQorden Pasha,' they eried.
"Yeu want him. de yeuT I am he
Oeme up hither,' Gorden replied. On
being egatn urged by Demetrle and the
Greek oenaal te fly, Gorden replied : Fer
shame. Would you have me abandon my
poet Ignomlnieusly.'
"He could essliy have escaped at the rear.
Then aa Gorden atecd boldly facing the
dervlabea aa veral superior Mabdist generala
eame up. The dervtsbee allowed thorn te
pea They atcended tbe etalra and asked
ter the paaha. Gorden met them aay lag '1
am be' and hauded them hie awerd la tbe
military fashion, Intimating tbat be knew
they had taken the place and that oousa eousa oeusa
quentiyhe surrendered according te tbe
usegeeetthewar, but Maasas, one et tbe
generala, snatched held et bla awerd, at tbe
eime time In a brutal and meat oewardly
manner atrlklng Gorden an unexpected
blew.
"ihe pasha would have fought desper
ately had he thought he would net have
been treated in an honorable manner. He
fell rolling down the etalra. Aa be rolled
another general apeared him ea tbe leit
aide, Inflietlng a grleveue wound. Thue
died Gorden. I waa there, a spectator te
tbe gbaatly deed, and get out of tbe way
when he rolled te tbe bottom of tbe etalra.
Seme eey Gorden wea out up te little
pieces, but ethera relate tbat they em
helmed hla body and took It te the MahdL
There were aeine bodies cat up, but I am
loellned te believe tbeae ware tbe bedlea of
tbe oenaul and the dcoter. "
W BMXIOO WANTS AOBISION.
Hsr Fopaiatlen Nanriy Twe Bnndrsu Thea-
sand Tba Talnstien of freparty for
1888 IS B43.101.020.
Mew Mexico la clamoring for etatehoed.
The people, irrespective et party, are almost
unantmeua in Ita favor. Among the aiate.
menu made te auauin the claim et Mew
Mexico te admission are tbe follewing:
Tbe population et tha territory very oleoeiy
approximate iWO.000, whleb, numerically
considered, ia mere tbau auihclent te com
mand recognition. It le net a barren
waste, as many would have tbe people of
tbe But believe, but ba. many fertile val
leya and thenatnda el aerea of rich and
arable land. Ten valuation of property for
1888 la 143,151,020, and thla, aa te well
known, represents only eca-third of the
actual property value The territory haa
ever 1.000 mllte of railroad and tewna are
every where springing up, and Industrious
farmera are eettling lu tbe lauda eleng
tbeae railway lines. Tbe output In mineral
laat year was f 8.000 000. Tne oeuntry U
rich and abundant wlib geld, allver, cop.
per and lead. It haa aeme magnlneent
publle building Tbe auu beuse lu
HsnU Fe east 1250,000, while the peniten
tiary in whleu tbe territory and Untied
Htatea oenvlou are eon fined cost 1150,000.
Meat of tha oeuatlea have large and com
modious oenrt hensat, costing all tbe way
from 850.000 te f 140.000 each. In nearly
every oemmunlty, particularly along tbe
line of tbe railroad, tbere are well built
schools which have a large atuadance. At
BanU Fe tbere ate universities and ceilegee
where young people esn receive a olasslesl
eduosilen, sud where a ttndent can ba pre
pared for Harvard or Yale.
Twe Dnrely Tramps.
Jehn Miller and. James O'Deunell were
arreeted in the western end en Friday for
drunkenness and begging by CensUblea
Hsrr and Yelaisy. They resisted arrest,
and It wee wllb tbe greateet difficulty tbat
Ihey were Uken te tbe etatlea house.
Miller waa very noisy In bis cell, broke all
tbe window panes aud did otter damage.
He had 11.01 in hla poaacealen when ar
rested, and tbat amount waa reuinid by
Chief Smeltx te pay the expenae of repairing
the damaga done by Miller. Oemplainu
were mode egalnat theee men befeia
Aldermen Halbaeb, and be committed
them te Jail until Monday, when their cases
will he disposed of.
- r eastesi Baissuid.
Tha peneJea of Jeseph P. Werth, of Btraa-BttffchMbaMreaaned,
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A NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
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TBB AF .BAL Og BtOBBBRBR JUBK 1
BOOT It UBBICD.
Taeeanrs glade Ma KsBtaaa te get Aside tbe
Trt:-Oa4aiteas sa OtBsr Oases PsBversd.
VaetaveraLleaaea 1D. K. WHaasar
Traatttma t hi sjtidaw.
. Court met at 10 o'clock tbla morning for
tha delivery of eptaleaa argued at tha
December term and for the traaseetlea et
current buataeer.
Oplateaa DsMvare by Jadga Uvteajstsa.
Judge Livingston delivereeVoplalena la
tha following eiin t Margaret J, Bbecla
TA Reuben Bheela, case eteted. Juda.
BMat entered la favor of defendant.
Simen Mlnnleb, deceaeed, rale te ahew
cause why Jaoeb & Mlnnleb, guardian of
miner children of Simen Mlanleb.deeeetcd,
aueBUi net giva oeaatar eeeurtty. Court
directed Mlnnleb te give tba eeeurlty petl
tleaed for before February 10.
Mergeret Roblneen, deeeaacd, rule (e
ahew cause why a decree of allowance
ehouldnet be mtde for tbe mateienance
and eduostlea of miner grandchild land
legatee. Rule discharged.
Oommeawealth ta Jaoeb Hoever, falae
prateaae, demurrer te ind let meat. Jodi Jedi
menteutered ea demurrer for defendant
Oommeawealth v J. O. Gartner, con
victed of falsa preteaee and rule ter new
trial. Hele discharged.
Gee. w. Tomllnsen v the oily of
center, rule te ahew cause why a new trial
ehouldnet be granted. Thla le tbe anlt
oreugnt te recover damagea ter land taken
by the elty for new water works, and tbe
verdietet tbe Jury gave plaintiff 88,800.
Rule discharged,
Frederiek Brimmer and wife's aaalgned
eatate, citation te file account. Citation
disallowed ter the present
Aaaeeiment of damager.openlnger Union
atreet, rule te ahew cause why tbe arpeal
ehouldnet be etruckeff. Rule discharged.
Grant atreet, city, rule te ahew oaeaa why
the appeal from aeaeasmeaU el demagee
eheuld net be struck cff. Rule discharged.
The Lltlts National bank v Jacob A.
Bach A Bre. and F. B. Bach A Bra, rale
u mew nun wey ine juagment abeuld
net be opened and defendant 1st Inte a
defense. Ruledlaebirged.
BsrJ. F. Davla v Jehn Myers, at el,
foreign attachment, rule te sheweanae why
eervloeef writ aud all proceed Inge aheald
net ee est asiae. ituie discharged.
Abram Smith va. Simen Steffy, Rebert
Hawthorne and Abram Collin, awlgeei a
of Samuel Eby, rule for new trial Rule
discharged.
Commonwealth of Pennaylvania for tba
see et the oeunty of Laacaeter, v W.
W. Mlialey, Iaaae Greff and & F. Blder,
rule for new trial. Greff end Stdee wera
theeuretlea of MlsaUy, a Btraeburg hotel,
keeper, oenvloted of vloUtleg the liquor
law. Nlsaley waa aent te Jail, anlt brought
agalaat him and hla bondsmen and by
direction of the oenrt the Jury found
agelast tbe defendant for tbe full amount
of plaintifl'a claim. Rule made abaeluta
Same plaintiff va Jehn Jjinlna, B. F.
Museelman and Iaaae GrefT, a almllar rale
under the same elate of fact Rule made
abaelute.
J. M. Bwelgart and hta assigned eatate , I
rule te ebew eauae why the aaalgnee ahenld I
net be surebSKed. Rule discharged.
Jebn Adam Bnrger v Henry Burger,
defendant, and J. W. B. Bauaman aud the
Farmera' National, bank of Lancaster, gar.
nlsheee, rule te ebew eauae why Judg ent
eheuld net be entered egalnat J. W. & 4
esusman, garnishee, for 1 1,737. W).
Rule
made absolute and judgment entered
against Mr. Bauaman, garnlshee, for amount
claimed.
Commonwealth t Herace Oaner, S Indlot Indlet
menu ler falsi) pretense and embezzle
ment; demurrer te Indictment. Judgment
enured In favor of common wealth en two
indictments, and in favor of defendant en
one.
Hannah MoEllIgett vs. D. R, McOormlek,
caae stated for tbe opinion of the court aa
te whether plaintiff haa a lire esuteeran
absolute bequest from her father's estste
Judgment enured In favor of plaintiff,
which decision glvea her au abaelute eaUte.
RUDY B-rCSKrJAMBWTRlAL.
Commonwealth va. Jehn W. Rudy,
murder, rule for new trial. The court
refused the new trial and In tbe opinion
filed the oenrt eaya : " In thla eate
we have In view of the auprema
importance of ita reauiu te the prieener at
the bar and with a due sense of tbe respon
sibility resting upon the oenrt,examlned at
length and with mueh care the as veral reaa reaa
ena filed and tbe argument addaeed In
euppert of each, tbe testimony heard
en the trial, tbe deposltlene Uken alnee
the trial and read ea the argument, the
rullnge and charge of tbe court, with tbeUw
relating thereto and have been unable te
find any geed or aufflelent reaaen for
eettlng aside tbe verdlet and grant
ing a new trial. The rule te ebew
eauae la therefore new discharged."
Opinions by Jaage rattarsea.
The following opinions were delivered
by Judge Patterson. In the matUr of tba
opening of Flret atreet, In which the
county oemmiatlonete rslsed the question
that tbe oily waa liable for damages
asaeaaed for land Ukea In the opening or
streets In tbe city tbe oeurt made tbe rule
abaelute and by tbla decision tbe county
commissioners are directed te pay tte
damages atsetsed.
Ezoeptiena te tbe report et vleworaaa vleweraaa
aeaelng damagta ciused by tha wldenlrg
el North Queen street, between Cfcestnut
and Walnut. Tbe court eet aside tbe re
port el viewer
ExoeptleLS te report of vie wera aasesslng
damagea caused by tbe opening cf Rcsa
atreet; the report waa recommitted for cor
rection. pr.C. M. Franklin v Barbara Kurt a
and Henry Kuriz, rule te ahew cause why
Judgment should net be entered for plaintiff
for 810,208 10. Rule made absolute and
judgment enUred for above amount
Heira of Jebn R. McGovern va, the
Pennaylvania railroad cimpany, appeal
from tbe asassment of damage Repert
of vie wera est aside. A rule waa granted
te ahew cause why tbe report abeuld net
be" re committed.
Commonwealth va. David Wolf, oon eon oen
vloted of lareeny ; rule for a new trial.
Rale discharged.
Jehn Millar, deceased, exceptions le
audlter'a repirt Exceptloea evenu'.ed
and report coo Armed absolutely.
Kendig A Lsuman v Jehn S. Landls,
rule te appoint cainmUslenere le ascertain
eariatlagea and boundaries, aud exception a
te eberltTa sale. Exceptions te sberlll'a sale
dismissed and rule alee dismissed.
Commonwealth va. Jeuaa L. Mlnnleb
oenvicted el larceny, rule for a new trial.
Rule discharged.
Commonwealth va T. F, Bradenbaugb,
tbe Columbia diug clerk, convicted et In
elunUry manslaughter, rule for new trial.
Rule denied.
Commonwealth vs. J, Heward Miller,
receiving stolen geeds, rule for new trial.
Rule discharged.
Commonwealth va Wilfred Ii. Ball, rule
te ahew causa wby order et oeurt directing
tbe defendant te pay IL60 te hie wife eheuld
notbeeeobaeged that it be paid te the
peer dlrtotere laetead, abb belag la tha
lABBM asylae-, g ejugfa of UM etMU-,
LANCASTER, PAM SATURDAY,
Xatedlaeherged.
eubbbmt BiraiBBea.
The tavera Heeaeeef Daaltl K. Wlimyer,
LbMelB, waa tranafeired te.Bueaa Wltmyer,
sUal WMOWf
Leepold Beaderand Jeha Altemaa, who
eerved terme for mtsdameaaera, were die
eaerged ae laeelveat debtor
K. U Dyer, Maaheim, waa graated a
reaewAl of hie aeldle. a ltceaee.
Bamael R Glab, of Weet Deaegal, waa
appelated guard las of the awtaer araad.
child et Abram Mleeley, deeeaeed, Ute of
Went Deaegal township.
Thea. r. Stoler, Mt Jey, waa dlverer
freaa kte wife, Ellasbeth Blcler, ea tha
greibd eT cruel treatment
Xllaa H. Eahlemee, Paradl waa
divorced from hie wile, Bases Eshlemac,
ea the ground et desertion.
fcBOtORB Br BR BBOSIP8,
Tha Oaagrassssan.KMel Bsfera the Obtttir
Oeaaty garaara' Institate.
Oa Friday at Atglea, Cheater oeunty, a
twe-deve' farmera' lestliuta aad nnri
eoaveatlea opened with quite a large at
tendance ea the part et many prominent
grwHiturmia man inesa Ol tne county.
Prominent In the order of exerelaee waa a
paper reed by Alfred P. Bberpleee (Jehn
Pleughshare), or Weat Cheater, ea Cul
jure, ether ihen aar, ea tbe term," aad
MieeBmmeZ Mauie, of Celllna, Lancaster
oeunty, read a paper en "Aoreaa the Conti
nent," which abounded with pleaalng
deeorlptlen.
"Fruit Culture" wea tbe theme nf eerae
remarka by Mr. Cyrua T. Fex, of tbe Read
ing m, and member of tbe elate beaid
of agtleultare, and Mr. Eaatbura Reader,
of Mew Hepe, Bueke oeunty, gave a talk en
"Seme Prebleme In Dairying." Dr. Jehn
P. Edge, of Downlngtewn, apeke en the
subject of Geed and Bad Reada," a topic
tbat la enlietlna tha altanMnn of tha farms
la nearly every portion or tha count, and
marked geed results are looked for In the
near f utur a
After a pleasant discussion en aeveral
themee pertaining te farm Interests, the
day ataslea closed, and In the evening
Heb. Marriett Breelua, of Laneaster, gave a
fine lecture te a crowded audlsaee en "The
Farm and the Slat"
Deasaeratla Noasraatlea
The Democratic elty executive committee
met ea Friday evening, aad deoldedupea
Wedneeday, February 0, ae the data for tbe
usmcoraue nominating meeting, aad Sat
urday evening, February e, ter the pri
mary election.
la additiea te the oeuncll tickela there
will be aldermen nominated In tbe Thlid
anu Beventbe ward, and auoeteaora te Use
following ecboel dlreotera : Ssoend ward,
Samuel F. KrUman Fourth ward, Dr. D.
B. MoOermlck, Jehn Oebs ; Fifth ward,
Dr. M. W. Raub j Blxth ward, Dr, Jeha
Levergood, S.J. Owen
la Town,
Rev. Cenrad Clever arrived In town, thla
afternoon from Baltimore, He has many
frlende In thla elty, being a graduate of
Franklin and Maraball oellege. Ha was
alee pastor of the Reformed church la
Colombia, from which he waa called oeme
yeara age te Baltimore. He oemea here ea
Invitation te deliver an address at the
anntveraery et St. Panl'a Reformed
Mlaaleaary ecclety, ea Sunday evening.
arena Army BlatMrs.
At the meetina: of Gaersra IT. Thnmsn
pist, G. A. R , laat evening, the committee
Appointed te Uke oeme action In regard te
procuring ground ter a new eemetery, te
ba owned by the poet, reported pregree
The enUrtalnment committee, which will
hive charge of eami3ree and ether eater.
Ulnmenta, reported tbat they have organ-
"Md end axe reedy for business.
Olloiepblo Beeltly.
On Friday evening there waa a meeting
of tbe Olioaepblo laeclety at tbe residence
et Mr I A. Breneman, oernor of Lime
and Orange atreet, when Jebn W. Apple,
eaq., read an esssy en Rousseau tbat waa
highly commended and drew forth a
apirltedand interesting discussion. Tbe
next meeting will be held at the residence
of A. J. Btelnman, esq ; essay en Napeleon
by E. K. Martin, esq.
Insurance Ofllesrs.
At the meeting el tbe etoekboldere of tbe
Lancaster Heme Mutual Insuranes com.
pany ea Friday evening, H. C. Harner,
Thea. Heye and B. C. K ready, were elected
directors ter a Urm of three years, and H.
Z. Rhoads, Jebn D. Hkllea end A. J.Eberly
audltera for one year.
"Its Tramps uenamltUd.
CenaUble Dern arreeted fire tramps at
Mlllaravllle en Friday night They weie
annoy lug theoltlztnaef that village and the
arrest waa made at tbe requeat or a number
or reeldenU. Alderman Barr committed
tbe aceuaed te prison for a beat leg.
Ha Waa Hbert B35.O0O.
New Yebe, Jan. 10. Further develop develep
menta are being made with regard le tbe
acoeunU of tbe late Henry Maraball, tbe
traated cashier or tba Meaman'a bank.
It new turna out tbat be le a defaulter for
a large amount, la all probability tbe aum
will reach (23,000.
Pasted by iba Hoase.
Washington, D. G.,Jat.19 Tbe Berate
bill providing for tbe establishment of
03urU in Arkanaas, Mississippi, Seuth Car
olina and West Virginia wai pasted in tbe
Heuse today.
lUslrallsi Tegl Klepss,
J. H. Vogt, a Method let evangelist, who
was oenouotlng a big revival lu Hiawatha,
Kansas, eloped while iha meeting waa at lu
height with Mla Ida Keliaer, tbe daagbter
of the minister at whose beuse tbe revival
waa being oenduoted. They went te H.
Jeaepb, Me., and were married.
AsalTsrsary el Zwlegli's B formation,
St. Jehn'a German Refermed cliureU will
celebrate tbe anniversary el tbe Zwlngll
Reformation te-morrow. The sermon will
be preicbed by Hit. G. P. Belbel, el Har
rUbur. HhtrlfTs Hals of Varnllnra.
Sheriff Burkbelder began thla mcrnlng
te dispose of the stcek et Ames K. Hoff Heff
meler, rurnlture dealer. The sale will last
aeveral day
m
Balera iba elsyer.
The mayor dite&argfd four ledgere this
morning and sent a sick man te the oeunty
hospital.
m
A ljersa ' Death.
Oa Thursday afiernoen two horses belong
Ing te James Scott were standing In front
of the store at Drumore Centre. The animate
became very reatleie and one aheved tbe
ether nntll he fell, breaking a leg. He waa
tbea shot
Te tfoer ileslnsw.
The plsy Under the Lash " was given
In the opera house iait evening, and the
audience preient waa very email. Tbe
performance was the ssme aa before. It
seemi tbat Lancaster cannot support tee
came play for three aaoeeaslve nlgbu.
Oentmutd Until laasday.
A dispatch te tbe Iktklliejenckb from
Yerk says the conspiracy caae egalnat
Samuel Bally and ethere was continued
BBtil Tuesday next
Seap rand Coa'rtbatless,
The mayor acknowledged the receipt of
83 freai Jaae i A. McDerltt, w4 Weeau la
JANUARY 19, 1889.
HAINES, THE INFORMER,
HIS POIMtBltS BBI.LT IN A DAMKBT
BBtMa OAOOHT KBAB LBBANOIT.
Henry Waltea, aa BaeaaM frahh Hamtata
rxaaasr, Breeght Bseb-Tbe aaaa Who
Neatly Killed Uaaslsbls ewary Laat
Angast by Blrlklng Htm Wllb Qag.
Henry B. Weteeu, a Welsh meurrtata
oelored deenerade, who eeeeped from Ooa Oea
eUhle JehM Ixiaary la the foreneoa or
August 18th laat, haa beea rretered te hla
old quarura in tba oeunty prison. Wetsea
le a Boteriona oharaeter, and haa served
eeverrl tarma in Jail. He le eaa of tha meet
who procured a pistol several yeara ego,
while la Jill, and kept tba effleera of tha
loatltutten away from him for several daya
la Aaguat laat he was In Jail en a charge of
larceny. Oa the day above Baaed
Ceueuble Lewery eUrted le uke him te
Mew Helland for a hearing before Squire
Pleam. When they reached a point Bee
Bird In-Hand, Wateen Indueed Lewery te
Uke tha cefl from one of ble haada be that
he might attend te a call el nature. Dslna
tbe loose cult ae a weapon Wateen beet
Lewery ever the head, knocking him down
and rendering him unoanscleu Wateen
then took te a corn Del d and eaeepad. Sema
time ego It waa learned that hewaa werktag
above Lebanon. CenaUble J. B. Sattasban,
el Eaat Hanover townshlp,Lbaneu county,
waa notified te be ou the leek out for him.
Early l-'rldey morning tbe oonstabla,aoeom eonstabla,aoeom oenstabla,aoeom
panted by Ed. Patterson, another oeloied
man from the Welsh mountain, who knew
Wateen and the ether, went te hla house,
Tha eenatable told tba escaped (prisoner
what ha wanted and tha latter agreed te go
along. Wateen was Uken te New Helland
by tbe Lebanon officer and PatUreeu, and
l Squire Pleam committed him for a hearing
ea next -reuraaay. The prueaer waa
brought te Lsnasster by Bsttsssen, aoeom-
paaledbyOdnaUbltaiiewnryaadMaglea A
wee ptaeed in J til at a late hour laat Bight
A reporter of tbe Intklliqbncer eaw
Wateen In hie eell thle morning. He la a
rather geed looking and well built young
darkey, He eald that he would net have
tried te te eaespe from Lewery, het ea tbe
way te Mew Helland tbat day the y atepped
eeveral ttmee ler drinks, and alee drank
from a bottle of whisky, which
Lewery had with him. Tne offleer
get drunk and tbe prisoner felt
It Finally Ixmery became abusive aad
picked a quarrel with Wateen, telling him
whet he eculd de with him. Wateen eeya
thla made him angry and he reeelved te
escape. He acknowledges tbat he hit
Lewery and did It hard. Wa'aen eaya
that after ha get away from Lewery
he walked te Philadelphia, where he
worked ter a time and finally drifted
around te Lebanon, where he waa
working at carrying tbe bed. He aent for hla
wire, who waa en the mounUle, and they
have beea living together for oeme time,
Wateen aaye that hta whereabeuu
were given away by William Haloes, a
oelored man, wbe eaw bin near Lebanon,
and at once told Lewery. WaUentblaba
Balnea had little te de te tell thla, as ba la
wanted himself in Pettevllle ter lareeny.
TBB -BUESrBIAN OOMIBtT.
Waal tba Walkers at Maaere4er Hall Aia
Delsg-Oae witcdrawa.
Thelargeetorewd that haa yet atUnded
tha walking match In hSseanercher hall
waa there laat evening.
The InUrtet In the raee le en tba Increase
and It leeks very much new ae theugb the
record wentd be broken, Melan hae had a
geed lead In the race alnee the aUrtaad
will In all likelihood be able te bold It
Tbe man baa never been eeen In a race in
tbla city before, end he seeme te be made
orgeodatuff, Hla frlenda aay he can beat
the record If he se desire
WIegend looked badly yesterday after
noon and be baa been oempelled te give up
the raee, as he eaw tbat tbere waa little
ahew rer him. He plucklly remained ea
tbe track, however, until he had made 100
mile
Smith haa suffered from a sere anklr, but
otherwise feels geed, The ether three men
are eemewbat etlff, but otherwise are ia
very geed condition.
At midnight tbe eoere was : Demmsll,
170 miles j Kauflman, 162 WelgandiOO ;
Smith, 133 1 Nelan, 177. At 8 o'clock tbla
morning Ibe esere waa : Demmall, 181
miles ; Kauflman, 170 ; Wiegind, 102 j
Smith, 110 1 Melan, 200.
Tbe 12 o'clock score te dsy : Demmoll,
200; Kauffmsn, 180 j WIegend, 102; Smith,
168 ; Melan, 210. Lawrenea'e eoere at noea
lu tbe laat raoe waa 214 mile
At 8 o'clock tbla afternoon the flgutei et
tbe mateh looked llkethe record would be
broken. Nelan bad 223 miles t Dom Dem
mell, 207 ; Welgand, 102 ; Bmllb,
101 ; Kauflman, 182. At tbat time
Melan waa lu the beat oendlllon
el all, end was making alx miles au benr.
In tbe last mateh Lswrence bad 22 mllea and
11 lepe at 3 o'elock. Nclan baa a half hour
longer te go than Lawrenee had, aa tha
former etarted a hrlf hour later en the
opening eight
If Melan beaU hawrenee'e acare there
will likely be a race with Lawrence, Beeb,
Bebeld and Nelan aa stsrter It is said
that Melan already las a man te baek him.
(thU In Colombia.
Columbia, Jan. 19 nine year-old eon
of Jehn Oura died of croup yeaterday.
Funeral en Mendsy at 0 a. m. from Hely
Trinity Catholic ohureh.
Funeral et Jehn William Zslgler waa
held thla morning from Hely Trinity
Catholic obureb.
Funeral el Mre. Catherine Swarlz will te
held en Monday afternoon at 2 o'cleok.
Offleer Gilbert arrested Frank Meyerafcr
disorderly conduct en oemplalnt or Win.
K. Stlteler. Meyers pstd tbe coats.
James Legin, alias "Yankej Jl," vae
arrested by orueer Seblll for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct
Rlebsrd Gould, csr lnspeoler, waa alruck
by a pasaleg car last uigbtaud received two
gaabeelnbla bead.
A ball will be held In the armory this
evening by tbe Metropolitan band.
Jute Keta will appear In the opera house
en Mendsy nlgbt In hU first-class plsy of
Only a German."
A f Itsr from atrs, Clsvdand.
Mr Maggie Weliz, reeltllngat the corner
or Lime and Chureb streets, this city, who
In November laat aant President Cleveland
a pleture et ber little boy, wbe waa born tbe
nlgbt CleveUnd waa elected, received tbe
following reply :
ExKctmvB Mansion,
Washinqte.n. ii. a,
J
Jan. 16, 18S9.
Mrs. ilagylt Wuiti, Utncaittr, fa.
Dkak Madam I have received your
recent letter and regret that tbe receipt of
your little be'e pleture was net promptly
acknowledged.
Permit we new te thank you for your
kindness In sending It, and te my tbatyeur
courtesy In naming your son for the presi
dent is lully spprecuied by us.
Very truly yours,
Fhakcks F. Clkvkland
nid at Biaaltoe.
Henry V, Fatrlamb, a native of Little
Britain township, died nn Weduesdsy, at
the home of hU eon, R. V. Falrlamb, news
dealer, of Steeltoe, Daupbla county. Hla
faaareitoek plaee te-day at LMUa BritAta.
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A BAKKJt . tlOZBN.
That la the Basabir af FreBsrUss la Olty
Borough aad Oeaaty Beld by the BhsrleT.
Sheriff Burkbelder disposed et tha fol fel fol
iewlog preparllee at tha oeurt house at 2
o'cleok Ihta afternoon t
A. tract of 12 aerea et laud la Karl towa tewa
ehlp, with twoetery frame dwelling heuee,
frame bars aad tobacco ahed.aa the property
et Jaoeb L. Murr, te Samuel Brubaker ter
60.
A let et ground la tha borough et Wash Wash
lagteB, eonUlalngietanaore, ea which
la a frame house, auble aad ether eutbuild.
late, aa tha preperiy of Jaoeb Wall, te D.
W. Sheriaar ter 825.
A let of ground en North Broead atreet
la the borough et Columbia, having a front
agoei uiaei ana a depth of 110 tier, ea
which le erected a two story brick house,
aa tha properly el Bamael A. McDjual., te
Alfred O. Braaer for 8806.
Eight acrea of lead lu East Oeeel tee towa tewa
ehlp, with one etery leg dwelling heuee aad
rrame nam, ea tbe property et Jaoeb Miller,
with notiee te H, R. nitasr, hie aaslguee, le
Martla a Boen for 8760.
A tract of 12soieiaud2Sperehseol land la
West Ooeailoo tewaablp, with twoetery
frami dwelllna house, an iha mnwitai
Jehn E. Hart, te Jeha Hart, er,, for 12,180.
A let of ground la tbe elty of Laneaeter
trentlBg 80 feel ea Seuth Queen atreet aad
extending 1b depth te Beaver atreet, ea
whlehare a two atery and manaard reef
brlek dwelling heuee ea Seuth Queen
atreet, a brlek house and brlek eUble ea
Beaver atree'.ea the property of Peter B,
Fordney, te B. J. MeGrann for 88,800.
A let of ground lathe village et Laadlr
vllle,freatIng 00 feet aad with a depth of u
feet, ea whleb are a two-story frame heuee
and frame suble, aa Ihe property el
Jeaalhaa S. Buwsrt, te Jaoeb Trout ler
mew.
A let of ground la the village of Mount
Till, freutlBg 120 ieetea Mala atreet and
extending la depth 200 feet, ea which le
ereeUd a two-etery frame hotel, known aa
sub -wan, ae tne property of Elisabeth
Reese, te Thee. Wendlts for 1100.
AlotefgrouBillBVlllageor Kphrata,ea
which are erected a brtek warehouse, frame
aUble, brick heuee, aa tha properly of At.
bertReddig, with notice te Catharine Red.
dig and L. U Reddlg, her huabaad, te Was,
Z. Beaer fee 81,800.
A traet of 98 acrea of lead la Little Brl.
uta tewnahlp, ea whleb. are a forge, rolling
mill, two etery oteae heuee aad frame barn
aethe properly of PrUcllIa Psaneck, te a
L. Pennoek for 82,05a
A let of ground in Warwlek tewnahlp,
oenUlnlog08peiohee,on which la a one
etery frame dwelling beuse, aethe property
of Jaoeb Yeung, deoeeed, with notice te
Jehn Yeung and Cyme Yeung, children
and halra at law of Jaoeb Yeung, deeeaeed,
toIeatahBaehforfSO.
The following properties of Jeha A. Gil
bert: Ma 1. A let of ground en Walnut atreet,
In the borough of Columbia, with a front
age of 90 feet aad a depth of 122 feat, ea
which U areeted a two etery frame dwell
ing heuee.
Ma 3. A let of ground cm the rear of Ma
1, without linpreveinenu, te Warn. B. Glvea
ler 8800.
A let of ground la tha village of Greenville,
KphraU tewaablp, aa Ibe property of Ames
Herst, te Daniel Wengeoreth, for tS50.
Bsrjsssia Franklin's Watae.
Washinoten. D. C, Jen. IA Mr. Levi
W. Gruff, el 807 Queen etreet, Laaeaater,
Pa , waa In tbe elty yesterday and exhibited
the watch of Benjamin Franklin. The
watch te of the open face patent, ebaped
like a blaeult and haa engraved en tbe baek
Ben Franklin 1778, Philadelphia."
Mr. Greff eeya It wee tha pereeaal property
et the great pblloaepher, wae carried by
blm, and atlll keeps geed time.
Tbe owner baa been offered 11,000 a yeer
rer the use or it la a Jewelry etere window
and the Atuerleaa Wateh company made
him a large offer for tba waUb.
Tba papera of tbla elty bava printed
descriptions of thla famous tlme tlme
pleee. Eoa
And He waa a Deacon,
Febt Dodeb, Ia, Jan. 19. Thcma
Ojeper, a premlneat clUsta of Lehigh aad
deeoen la the ChrUtlea obureb, was arreeUd
Thuraday night by the vigilant charged
with tbe violation of the prohibition law
He waa turned ever te tbe elty auihorltiee
pleaded guilty and waa plaetd la tha
oeunty Jail here yeaierday without bends.
Cooper cenducUd tbe bualnaae of Illicit
llqaer selling In the baeemtnt of hla teat teat teat
donee. OgltlmaOffrlag BaparalUa.
Jamaica, Jan. 19. The "QeleaB" haa
left for Ksy Weet, via northern pert
following the Oisipea. Tbe departure of
tne men-et-war has eiuaed aeme alara
among Amerleane at Pert au-Prluee.
MlnlsUr Thompson esye Lsgltlme preba
bly ralaed f 10,000 la geld for tbe ewnara of
tbe Haytlen Republic In time te ship It by
a Duteb steamer.
Mr. Morae hae telegraped the owners at
Boatea for lnetruotlen
FITS Tsars Ber Ferger Tlnalsr.
Cincinnati, O., Jan. 19. Charlee O.
Tinkler, tbeyeung forger, waa this morning
aonteneed te five yeare Imprisonment la
iha atate;penltenUary.
Baded Hla lit.
West SurxaieB, Wis., Jan. 190. C.
Zilirler, a well known contractor and
builder et West Superior, formerly of Min
neapolis, oemmltted sulelde by sheet' a (
iiiuneif yesUrdsy. The deed U attributed
t j business troubles.
-Ira Tears rer tsank Uirocier Bala,
Noure-ic, Va, Jen. 19. Rebert Bale,
director of tbe Exchange National bank,
who waa oenvloted yesUrdsy et mis
appropriating tha funde of tbe beak before
it felled in 183S, waa te-day sentenced te tbe
Albany penitentiary for five year
A Jedge Murders.
Sembbskt, Ky., Jan. 19 Judge Oley
Turner ehet and klllei Calvin Wat ea,
neer Cumberland Gap, en Thuraday, The
trouble originated In a law ault
A oeurlertbat baa Just arrived here esye
a mob of twenty men have been erganised
with the Intention of hunting down Turner
and killing him.
Oapsd from iba renrth Blery,
Mew Yerk, Jbu. 19. Mr Jennie Harris,
aged 31, a patient at the Weman'a hospital,
leapsd from tbe fourth etery window tide
morning and waa Instantly killed,
Death Warrant Signed.
HAitBisnime, Pa, Jan. 19 Tbe deeth
werrtat for the execution of Peter Bsre.
beskl, of Luzsrne oeunty, en Mareh 26 k,
hu been signed by Governer Beaver,
AUIg Failure.
Winona, jMlnn., 19 The llabllliiee nl
Cbsrlte W. Seaueld, grain dealer of ft
O a-lca, this oeunty, who railed yesUrdsy,
are placed from f 100,000 te f 200,000. Seasald
has net been seen sicca Wednesdsy,
Barry Net a Wtf atarderer.
The Dauphin eaunty graud Jury has lg
nered the bill chargleg Pblilp Barry with
having murdered bla wife, wbeae body wee
found la a mill pead near Grata two or
three yeare age. Btrry waa arrested re.
eeatly, havlag beea eharged by a Beighber
aaasawgW-Sr, "
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Tord lasaslgvatlea rjesssahsse I
Cesnaauad te gWratsn a OartMisssB i,
Charastar-The r eaalUea risgassd.
Washinoten, d. a Jew. M 1
rera itr-mlarntlea eemmHtee hea te
le the Heuse, ae a reealt of tha tavBBtsgexJat. j
oitbeeommlttee laat eumater, BMllffagJ
uiuiiiag tern Bamiitaaes nte ibb uaMBer j
Biauaei mieu, panpere, theee waa ftarlwi
ewsa ueavietea of intasaeaa artaaaewi
deaaeauere mvelvlng moral taraMBwai
pereeaa effeeUd with loetheseeaa as? easa
ugieua dlaeases, or theae eeeabAg
oeBtraet te work la thla aeaatry
aalverelty prefeseere or atatetere at tat
genpsi. bb penalty ter iriolatlea af l
provlelea or aealsttag te vieUU. la a BM sf
a i,oeu ea oeb vicueB withiB t we yeara, -' tjy
Me veeeel ie te brleg ever aaeMtsamgaw
peeeeeger te every five regMered BBJeV"
oempntlng tweehlldrea betweea eaa aai '.
eight ea eaa Bereea. Feeelty fbrtBBrav
MtieB or tbM provauee, 8(00 aa
exeees paseeager.
Thaveeeelbrlagtagaa easlBTentlei
reepenelble for a head tax of M. whtah t
la required te pay, ageaUef ferelga geverav
mania exeepteu. ,i
IaUadlag aaaltraaU era te provageiel
eharaeur;tbree mentbe prier te eeBberka eeBberka
tlea before a UnlUd StaUt eeaeal, who te
te receive be fee far the eerUaeata. Thht
oertl-eata Is only praauaiptlve bvUbbib,
It k) mode obligatory ea eommea earrlenj
te Betify Ualted BUtee oltleiAla before taaa
tag or the aumber or aUeaa ea takirel. -3
Tha aeeretary or tha treeeary la
power te esrry eat tha ptevlewaa of are)
aetaadolreultBBd dleUlet eesrU are glvea .
juriauiouea or casee aaaer it u,
A Sreat Liberal Yeetery,
Londen, Jaa. 19. Tha eteeUea af ItaV
Wllsee, tba QlBdetealea la tha saasjaa
dlvlaleu of LaaarkBhtre, yesterday taeaav.
eead Sir Wm. Fearea la tha (Bbbbb jar" j
uuasBiesia given greas joy sa ibb Adi
Tha Liberal aewapapere priat eathi
leaaera te-day, eemaaeaUag ea tba t
tbb Dablla -Yeemaa'a Jewml
that the victory te "eeeapietely
aad oeeolaslva; we only waat a :
euetieB bow."
Blr Jeha Pender, tha defeated TJaleatet
candidate, left Glasgow today, Qaa.a,
erewd gatbarad at tba depot te aea hlsa Bar,'
aad sir Jelm aokaewledged tha seejrtajy
by a falat emll r
a!"
Diad eaaTra-r. t
ubioaqe, in, Jaa. Kehert a LIbb-Bb,
aelerkia tba war eUparUaeat at Waeb'
lagteB.dled last alght ea a BaitleMMex
Ohletrata, while ea hie way aaeMBsa''
ieea,iti he leavee a wlfa aad fear i
eaiiarea. a eoreaer'e Jary ntaiaat
yeraies taet aeoeaeaa eeeae taaeatBirBl
pulmeaary oeaeumpttoa. -
aaBBBaB Xf 2 y
HletVsaiBaaake. '
bbbbien BrBiBee, MUh. J aa. 19 Xeriy
yeetarday morning tha reeideaee at Jmk
W Mllea caught fir Fear bbebsb fytt
la the balldlegt MUe Geerge, I.ethrByey
bis wire auu oaiie. t9 tarea leatar
aavad, bat Nllee; perlebed tat Iha fla
He bad beea la tha habit af easakkef -aa;
bed at Bight aad It te thoeAht lag II
eaagbt from hte pipe. Kv?!sj
Ccvaaiar Bess Tetk, HU ' jRJi '
Yebk. Fa, Feb. 19. Bx-Heaatac JeasBI
t .. -il. .LI. ..1 .- A - li'
& w ui turn aaiKaiai a asrassewitq-.a
atter a lwaerlaa Ulaeas. la tha 8 1st aa uti i
hteaaa "f'::
r, ... .- . ... . SSv
mjw waa mats nw nuia turn eeaaiy lasrii
swe imimw, irem ioie se ioeo. ,t t i
STa Immwmm A Mn mA mmI IIAk -?' 1
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WBATBBB INDWArKHSB, t!
I Wumss. a. tl. Jaa. IB BV.
i i ..7. ....l:,. -:. L"'rva
imm ma iwjiaiai aast, weat".,
I 'dedly eoIder.Beitherly wue,veerlafA
te Beruaaauny. ;tj
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inaiiinmsa ,i, j
Mm. Dr. Mary X. Wllsea aad deagkler 1
Win leave tau eity ea ateadsy far Fiexiew,:'
a any wm remain were bbui AtArea. . s m
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sxieiaaa tibss -isnua aa aaaasaiee Tieaeww
ess rhiledeiBhiaa btaadteg Misread aVsMAVlM
Cennmanelna "- --- r .
between rbUadaiphu and rnfsTins ninaaa ,
A Benad Broek Division sad te Btala Ia?V'
polatsseatholBsadlagjwmbosxteadagBTBBlA '
one day limit te latt of two days I betweaa 'J- j
FBiladeipbta and Heading, fa, aad getatifa
payone, numesa ear 10 ava eaysaner BBSBf
el sale; between tnUimaeiaU besbu aa aha v
mm nranpnas ireai eaa aay esww .:.).;
LtutU new arlatlna fnrs Inasaraarlndlhsa - i ,
these above aaaed will be ceaUaued aa aeaa. 4
lorer -ais extension wui be reasa or gesat -'
aervice te ratreaa or tne reaa waeare sutasu . 1
temakaMpa wlihlatbe prassBleae-tayHasIt,
ana marks another atep la aavaaae satae , S '
liberal treatment of patrons of the Ftlieael
PhU A BaadUx B.B. laatt-aui -S-,
lfa. PBtramv ml !. 1I.A a a la
kirk Jehnsen A Ce.. U tmnlevad ns ,?
ter the arm of Chase A Koeeiu, store Hi Beet. , & '
aws i""i uucuur, ana aaaaqanriesB - it
Beoend and Locust straais.Harrisburg.ra. '..
Bbae grey A kekert'e
save sec, 60e or tl CO.
advertlMmeat aad
tl7starh,M
KsiD grey A Kekert's aAvsrtbsmsa t and
save 2SC, tee or n.oe. ji74tan,r a
Taa Bind or Hepe will meotattdOe'eloek
te-morrow (Saturday) afternoon, laY.M. O.
A. ball.
BsiD rrey A xekart'a adrerUseaseat aad
eavottc,ee,toreUo. JlMtdlhg.a
"This is tba Beat aetata."
Don't buy your rubber becu until yea have
seen tne ueicbssier " with sela leather Beet.
Thla la tte best atting and meat durable beat
in ine marker, made of tbe beat ware i
ataefer. Tha tla lLttap hkl m
tttm mar.. 'k w
avwAA a vui uh( sadvuuag bbhi eaa.Taaaj .
aAaea VWVWgwr AlVUQ Wlasal QaTJHss fJsfjJSara rVaa
Abaarl nf evil Athanrai In ! a.a lesr.aLlaAs. lTj
Trr:.K-r.::- - "tt? v.
Colchester with eutalde counter. Beld at re. 3:":
iau ey iideu uiemena, JicriB uaaea SBses. ',.,'
Lancaster. fa. At whelaaala h i-i
M.B.arAUKdAega,
Bl93md Yeek,Fa,
Kbae grey A kekert's sdvertlseweat aad'1
taveU3.Moerti.iw. JU-Jidth,M
-jtAXKMrar
CnwAae, Jan. 1. M a. aB.-atarfcet
Wheat-Jan- iue leb., ;ei
ccSkc F.h..8tXe,lfAr,
btav. S7U
ejiU-Jan, tet Feb-tHtti Bay,
rnrk-Jaa., CM S0 Kb, HI ai
anai
iid Jan. M 17. gab.. SS Bit
87i Wav.tfOlM.
iiert Hie-J.u,tJt teb.,B110j
Wtl maj, fUMa-
rteaise.
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SAav. 2CU ' '
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anuut ku.aiu
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