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SUES OF OLD AND NEW LKAr.
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boom belb was ran
frlef a raid IN Stew
reseSMarMI by
The eateaef teef tobacco by dealers the
test weestred sbeat 609 esse. 01
MMaaaBeTlMweraBoldrivHerrA-Deaa.
edassBjrtowaeM&te Freak PMttarga.aM
m by Basset Bstaearhlge,e FseasisylUe,
te Yeeea Brethers, of Xaaatajr. The
tabase wm sold by Leaasstsr testers la
assail tots.
Brewaetela hM qatt baying the hew arm
i Jee the pressat All ha severed waa 16
eases, which haa baea peeked aad ehlppefi.
Taara have baaa Bems buyers teaklag al
taa crops the part weskj bnt very little has
beea purchased. Thara la still loe aiaeh
difference of opinion m te the vslaeef taa
tobaeoo between Mller ead buyer. Fans.
an are disposed te BMkaa aUght noanaalea
from tba prieM erlglaally asked, yet aet
eaengh te ladnes taa bayara te accept.
Dealers atUl atlntsa that thay ara willing
te give all that tba laar la worth, bat that H
weald befally terthaai te bay tobaeao at
tae prieM saked, became tbey would hara
te aall It at a low. Thay aay fanatra ought
at wall aak 1123 par baahai for their whaat
tatbkJ oeanty, whaa It la ealy worth eaa
dollar la Philadelphia.
Bales la Me ceaatjr.
la taa vlclnlly et Kpfarata bat Utile to te to
beoao ha bean aeld, Geerge HlbshMtahM
dlapeeed of hlaorep of 16 acne, Havaaa
aeed, te A. W. Msatsu-, at 17 eeeta through.
Waa. .Merris has parabawd K eoreaef
aeed leaf, from Jeha Wltmer, of Paradtoe,
at 6X eaaU threagh.
Mr. Jehn Blekart, of aear LtaeelB,
Ephrate tewniblp, has aeld 2 aerea at Ha
Tana te Samuel iBaarely, of IilUtt, at 15
eeata threagb.
la taa neighborhood of BmlthvlUe, the
following aalae ara reported :
Aaaea Heea, 2 aerea aeed leaf te BeaJ.
MaUtager, at 10, 2, 2; Reary Baahmaa, i
aerea aeed leaf te earns, at 8, 2, 2; Jae.
Haber, i aerea seed leaf te Highland, at
8, 2, 2; l aera te aaaja, at 10, 2, 2; Kara
Geed, i acre Baraaa aeed te While, at
16, 2; Martin GoeJ, e aerea aeed leaf te
Highland, 12 round, and 2 aerea Haraaa te
aaaae, at 22, 4, 2; Jno. Berr, aerea
Harana te White, at 17, 4, 2; Christ Heea,
seed leaf at 6 round.
Jacob Themas, Ooaeatega township, aead
leaf st 0 round ; Jamee Cramer, i sores
sead lest te BenJ. Mellleger, st 12 eents for
wrapper.
la Ban sad Vicinity.
The oemepoadent at Hart writes ss
follews: The tobteoo crop la this section
of the oennty Is the best grows for years.
Haull crops hsTa sll beea stripped, bat
theae having large crops hare about one
half te strip yek There hsve beea a few
bayars looking up tht best orep'atrlag ap
the rleke ler the grower but msklag thsss
no offers.
Following are a few leta bought by II. x.
Peters for Brabsker: Chsrlss Qalgley, a
sere Havana, 18,. 4 and 2 ; Jeha Keyler's
crop Havana, 22, 8, 3 and 2; B. F. Bead, 1
asra seed lesf, 8 sad 2 1 Newton Brysea, 1
aera assa issf, 8, z sua a.
Was. IilBTllle purehaaed for Wlloex the
following leta :
Jeseph Kemler, Ji-ftere seed leaf, 8, 2 sad
2 : Jeoeb Hantaan, 1 sere aeed leaf, 8, 4 and
2 ; htlehaal Beott, 1 acre teed lesr, 10 snd 2 ;
Richard Gumming, l acre aeed leaf,8, 4 aad
2 ; Jeoeb Bauehman, X aere seed lesr, 8 sad
1.
FereliaaM by Jehn H. Da Have.
Jehn H. De Haven, of Honeybrook, who
has bought 100 sores, reports the following
purebsses :
In Honeybrook tewnihlp,Oheeter county.
G.,Glven, 5 sores, st 22, 8, 4, 1; Jas. Given,
seres, 25, 10. 4, 1; G. Allen MeFetrldge, 2
seres, 24, 5, l; Ames Miller, i sores, 24, 4,
1; A. U. Greenlesf, 3 acres, 20, 8, 4, 1; Was.
K. Given, 3 sores, 25, 10, 4, 1; Jes, O. Davis.
S sores, 20, 8, 4. In BUltbury township,
Chas. Spotts, 3 aerei, 24, 4, 1; J. B. Hurts, 1
aere, 24, 4, 1; (Abe Geed, 4 sere., "12 eents
through! Wm. Delhin, 3 sores, 10, 4, 1. la
Caernarvon township, si lltea Yohn, 3 sores,
23, 4, 1; Ivl Oe Haven, 3 seres, 25, 10, 4, 1.
At Keaaelt Bqasre, Cheater oennty, Henry
Paay, 7 acres, 28, 10, 4, 1 j' Chas. H. B Wayne,
2,scrts, 23, 5, 5, l; O.J. l,9venlte, 3 seres,
257, 2; Jenn B. Webb, 7 serei, 25, 4, 1;
Pssehsll Werth, 4 serer, 23, 4, 1; O. J.
Tetter, 3 sores, 22, 4, 1.
Ttae ir.w Yerk Mark.t.
Frem the U. 8. Tobacco Journal.
Tbs market the psit week wss fairly
active, though there Is no rush et business
psrcapllble. Almest everything la la
demand, but the Inquiries slier old goods
forszpert purposes are rather mere eager
ataea thesosrelty e! ssed leaf st the Eurepssa
auurhsts hss beeems threagh ue mera
generally known. Goods suitable for fine
ssed fillers .find s rssdy sale, also fine seed
lesf wrappers. We understand tbat there
are aeme iota of aeleet Conneetlont Havana
aad Houaatenio still In the market. The
total sales el seedlesf for the week are net
far from 2,600 eases. -
Tba Sumatra passes out of the
heads of ths Importers ss seen ss It
gets ever the ordeal et the appralssmsnt
What thla ordeal smeunts te Is made elear
te ear readsrs in another place. It la net
only the method snd tbs result of ths else.
alfiestien whleh retards ths Sumatra bail,
assa, buttbslmpoulbUltytegetitepprsised
for months after lta arrival. Nevertheless
ths sales ran up te about 000 bales.
The Havana business is punning a steady
aad eaUafsotery course. Almest 1.600 bales
changed hands tbs past week without sny
grasabllag at ths sdvsaeed priens,
rrem ths Tobeeee LcaL
Ths tens et the market this week wss of
a geed ehsrscter, snd considerable tobacco
was sold ; oenseqaently, nearly every body
In ths trade is content, with the exception
of these who were taken In by the abaoend
lag Havana tohseoo merebsnt Penn.y !
vaala bread lest and Onondaga aeld te the
greatest sstenl, but st such figurss that the
aaeds eaa be used as s binder or s filler. It
aartataly leeks swan go that, sosresss old
tatesee Is getting te be, prleea ter the seme
de net seem te sd vsnes. The ealy reason
that we eaa give for this state of afltlra Is,
that what tobaeoo la new la the market
oeatsuis such very email pjreentage of
wrapper leaf that unless euea goods eaa be
bought se ss te be ntllls a tot a binder or a
fillet they find no Bale. la aaw tobaeao
vsrylUtte la being done, paAsrs fss ling
laeilaed te wait swhUs befeia making
B. esas Beb's Bpeit.
Following ara the sales of lesf tobaeoo
repot tad by J. S. Gens' Ben, tobaeoo broker,
Ne. 131 Wster street, New Yerk, for the
weak ending Mendsy, February 4, 1889:
500 eases 1937 Wisconsin Hsvans, 9)4
liwcs 100 eases 1887 Pennsylvania Havens,
1426e; 100 eases 1680 Pennsylvania Ha
vana, p.t; 300 eatee 18S7 state Havens,
ll15e; CO eaass 1B86 aute Havtna, p. t;
aoeoasas 1887 New England Havana, 11
82e ; 200 ebms 1887 Pennsylvania MM,
KUJi": 100 OMSS 1885 Peansylvsnls
ssed, lle i 150 eaiss sundries, 7),'2Se.
AUUU, l,IMI
The rhltadelphls HarBM.
VreaOhe Jeursal.
aTnalBBsa.has been mere brUk slsee my
last report, snd Jobbers are bsppy. Old
goods such ss will eult for binders aad
liters are la deeasnd, and ourtrsdsheldlng
old goods have done a fine business. Bet
It la strsngs prices de net sdvsnee, ss
assree as old goods sre, but the Urns is aet
far off when priess will have te advaaee.
Frem ths Lest
Taa ttaasaetlwie tolesitebsceowhieheaa
aa msalpnliua lata stasia saaaet he aallad
brtllswit, aa yat la tad bbbibbsIi hat total
MtnAMMii et
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aa a mi eqwat te the wseal
sAshed la she IM aeaa al
tee yea. Prices are held firaly. Masks
ea kaaflanfait and jru tqaai aa atarlnt
a ewAamt
Afsset'sisatsasatsaya lasaa
Aaateaaeamethe Oaaea
Thara .was a great ecewd atTaHea
aaaae last aveattg, waaa
Hsward's Mff srtaqMaeaBaay
ehaBsaiahatSBaaaaafe aaaassiaBai aa
ssrBFS3 BfjpBFayfHvMeWV swWnMvisl
Taa heass was crowded, taagaUerlea haWff
safeassiiy heavy. Thara ara warn a auihar
af laaja seielsthy aesapaalsa awiaafera
asm gyttMawBBaMaH M WBlBwl O0bMM wsMbsbMNTwW
te taa .larger cities ptay!agtwsek stsada.
svsrslatthesebesrtheaassssef wesaaa'
whoaavMextetsd,batittsBtaewt4h taa'
eaa of last alght. la It Miss Heward Is eaa
of the leading esrds. Baetaaaaeeiaier
aad actress, aad aha has mads ssvsral songs
famous by her rendltlea ef-taaar.- - Ths
wiifaay surrenndlsg her la eas of ths bast
at Kb htad that has bsaa assa hers la a leres
Urns. The audience was ksptattrrsdap all
taa Urns aad every set want "With a rasa.
Thara wss aethlag alew la the whole
aarfarataaea aad It gsvs great satis
faettea. The show opened with., what
ths bills cell "A Kemaa Fete," la which
the whole oempsay were assa, taa
ladles wearing very beauUrul ecstnmce,
A aumberet special eete were glvea. Miss
Koward aad Fsnay Lewis ssag aeags that
galasd for them plenty of appiaaaa. Thara
was stagtag by ethers, laeladlag a fsensis
qasrlstta. Harry Merris waa faaay as
ScAultzmttr and J. M. Deaer gave a very,
praiseworthy piece of aetlag as Irving,'
Miss Geergle Bisks, Badla Isne aad ether
girls wera clever. The second' part of
ths perfermsnee was opened by Fester sad
Hughes and Fsnny Lewis, who sre new
known aa "The Three Cards." Thsss
Laaeaater people end their work le aa ptess.
lBgBssvar.TheylnUoduesaoags,dsBoissBd
people arsaet strangers by say mesne te
lets of funny business. Harry Merris esma
nextiahisDutchaet. Hslssnexeeedingly
faany man sad by his singing, danetagand
"skating" soersdablghlt. The audlsaea
anoered him again snd again until hs
refused longer te respond. Miss Heward
appeared in a beautiful eult et black, msklag
a Una appsaranee and singing ssversl Bengs
eemmecdsbly. The "Grand Mslange"
aet was well dena aad pretty
girls, dressed la oestumes et diner-
eat nations, were seen. Lew .Hawkins
aad Pets Msek sts s asw firm of fun
makers aad they area great snots ass. Ths
number of bright snd witty sayings thsy
had snd their f nnny acting brought forth
thunders et sppisnse. Oaa et the big
festurss et the evening wss ths character
impersonations of Mens Balboa. This gen
tleman, by means of wigs, whlskerr, Aa,
whleh ha qutekly adjusts ea ths stage,
parsenstee a score of prominent men of this
country snd Europe. Among ethers last
avenlng hs gsvs Cleveland, Harrison, Thur.,
msn, Bismarck, Boulanger, Henry Wsid
Basehsr, Mayer Hewitt, Aa. All ware vary
geed, bat the best wea tbat of the '01d
Reman" of Columbus, whose tsee Is,
familiar te many laaesstrlsas. Ths
perfonasnee concluded with a aew
berlssqua snUtlsd Threa Card Meats."
The oetapsny, with the exception of Mr.
Merris, wss seen again, snd much fun was
mads. Misses Heward, Keith, Blake,
Bkuse, Walling snd ethers looked
wall la beeutllul but semswhet sesnt
costume-. Messrs. Msek, Dener and
Hswklus furnished the fun,snd tbs scenery
wss very geed. There eaa be nothing bnt
words of praise for the entire show.
draat.d by tbe Reauter.
The following letters were granted by the
register of wills ter tbe week ending Tues
day, February 5 :
Administration. Jehn Beloa, da da
eessed, late et Upper Leacoek tewnehlp ;
Emma Beloe, Upper Leacoek, admlnlatrs
trlx.
Augustus Btener, dfleeased, late of Mt.
Jey borough ; Silas U. Stener, Mt. Jey,
administrator d. b. n. e. t. s.
Tbstamkntabt Mary B teffy, deesassd,
late et Esrl township ; Careline Btefly snd
Ellen Bteffy, Earl, exeouters.
Jeseph Herat, deceased, late of Cwrnar Cwrnar
vea township ; Aaren G. Weaver, Cwrnar
von, executer.
Edward Seegewalt, deceased, late of East
Earl ; Dr. Barten M. Winters, East Karl,
executer.
Albert F. Ebermsn, deceased, late of
Lancaster etty ; the Fidelity Trust and
Bats Dapesll company of Philadelphia,
Mery Virginia Hawthorn snd Jeoeb U
Bteinmets, city, executers.
Gsthsrine Will, doeeased, lata of Ksst
Denegal township ; Daniel B. Will, West
Denegal, and I. N B. Will, Ellzibelbtewn,
executers.
Resd the ObargM rreta the ralplt.
.The century-old Presbyterian onureu of
Dever, Del., was the scene of greet excite
ment en Sunday morning. The pastor.
Bev. J. F. Stoneelphel, a talented and
popular young msn, who hss been loeeted
there ss pastor of the chureu for six years,
It aeema has given etlenae te a few leading
members, snd these persons wrote him a
letter requesting hie resignation without
calling a meeting of the congregation or the
official beard of tbe obureh.
The pastor resd tbe letter st the morning
service snd also read his reply, in whleb be
snnouneod his determination te withdraw
from tbe obureh. The scene whleh followed
wss Indescribable; tbe women wept aad
mea spoke tbelr indignation at the Insult
the pastor bad received. The most serious
charge tbe matcontents urge acslnst the
pastor la that be preys tee long." A con
gregational meeting la te be hild te discuss
the matter.
Bismarck.' Preposition for a Cenr.rsnce.
Count Ven Arce, tbe German minister,
called at tbe state department en Monday,
sndhsdBoenlerenoe with Secretary Bayard
in regard te Sameau affairs. Hs Informed
tbe secretary that he bad reeelved a com
munication from Prinee Bismarck te tbe
efleet that the German government
prepusee a resumption, st Berlin, of the
eoaauitetlene whleh took place la Washing
tea between reprsssntstlvee of Gsrsasay.
Great Britain and the United Blstss la 1887
ea the subject of Semoe.
Theebeve Information wss furnished te
ths press by Sacretary Bayard,' with ths
statement that It was all hewenid say en
tbe enbjeet at present
it wtu B. BBllt.
Frem the Patriot.
O. W. Raymond, aeerelery of IheMId IheMId
dletewn Sc Hommelstewn railroad, eeys
they haveaecured tbe right et way for tbe
proposed read snd thst the work will new
be pushed with sll possible vigor. The
company baa been besieged by ether lines
msklag overtures tbat sre very tempting,
but sll ths sstlelaetlen given your reporter
when be pried Inte these sldeiaiuee was ths
assurance that the resd would be built
m
Adjutant Osneral Dram's Repert.
The secretary et war en Monday aent te
Congress the report of Adjutant Gensrsl
Drum, giving the etrength of the organ! asd
militia of the various states snd territories,
sad the foree of men available for military
duty bnt net entanlztd. The totals sre:
Commissioned officers, 8,397; saliststl men,
08,109; number et men svsusbls but net
organized, 8,104,628.
Divorces After Sixty Tears,
Aa aged couple were divorced in Reading
en Monday. Jehn Miller was granted a
divorce from hie wile, Elizabeth. The tss
tlmeay showed tbst they were married la
1829; that la 1813 she refused te work for
hiss, threw his deibss eat of the house aad
laid alas te leave, Malar. Bothof thesa
DEATHS IN HE COUNTY.
BUKMY bwjBbmW. WbH WAS A
off raw rBAaai evtut s ;
Hes)ryfhretner,aaoideMseaelMeahetia
tewashl, died at his reaMsaea aa Meaday
ansraaaaMas'eteek. ua died af old aga
aad had baaa stek aheat twa weeks,
;Mr.''freaer was aera ea the fasttly
haseatsad laMaaaalBi tawasalp, aa Aprtl
6, ,1804. Hs eatslasd a geed adaeatlea ss
taa aahoela.ol his asUvetewaahlpaadst
ts ss of 19 wm Bleacher. Ial8Z7aaaMr
rledMery,dsaghteref Oeerge aad Bllsa
.beta Bard, of Upper Leaeeek tewaahla,
-Their eldsst bob, Adsss, Is dseeassd. The
aarvivlagehlldrea ara, Elisabeth, wife af
A , W. Bheser, et Lltlls ; Haary a, a
fsnaer of Msahelm tewasalB, aad Israel B,
a resHiat of NsptsrvlUa, llllaela.
Oessssed laharlisd a fans, aad was sa
gagad la that buelasss from 18Z7 te I860.
Frent 1821 te 1892, la addhlea te
a farmer, he was a surveyor, aad had
a reputsUea for praelseasss aad asra
,ta sstsbUeblng beandsry Uses. Gov
eraer Wolf appeiatsd him a Justice of
ths pesos eaJnly 30, 1893, sad hshsld that
'offles by appeistmsat uatU 1860 aad by
alsetlea aaUl 1876, a period of 4S years.
His judgmeat of tight betwsea parties was
aoknewledged by hie eoatlaaaaes ,1a offles
forsemsay yasra aad veryssldeas were
ale deotsteBS appasled from te ths higher
courts. The faasral will tsks pises ea
Thandsy morning at 10 o'clock with Inter
ment st Klseel HUI.
I AJJlf w!2? ZJtlHS
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an,
Earl, dlsd ea Mendsy morning at his home
near Wsaverland. Hehsd bsensioksbent
tea days, the result of a oeld contrasted
Bems time ego. Deceased wss born la tbe
asms tewaship la which ha dlsd aad was
89 years of aga la November last. He was
a farmer but rstlrsd bems years age, Ha
was married three times. Hahad thrse
children te tbe seoead wife bataoaetetha
first sod lest His lest wlfa was sslstsr of
LsvlBenssalg'e mother sad she sarylvss
him. The' three children are: A. M.
Wssver, M. M. Weaver and Mrs. Bass
Btsufler, all of whom rsslds near the old
homestead.
Death of Wemaa.
Mrs. Jeha Buekwalter dlsd this mera
lng at hsr horns, nssr Ressvills, ea the
Reading A EphraU turnpike. Bha was 80
years of age, snd leaves a hnabsad aad
asversl ehlldren. She will babarled at
Lendls Valley ea Friday morning.
Death era Yeasg Weaaaa.
Bluk Bali- Feb. 4. Mrs. Flera Wsl-
lses, sgsd 28, wire of E. U. Wsllsee, died
yesterday. Bhe had been la peer health
for the last three years. The faasral will
take' pises from hsr lata rsetdeaee assr
Blue Ball, en Wednesdsy ; Inlermeat at
Cedar Groye eemetery,
obusdbe bx a waixime waix.
Sevea feraoes KlUMI saa Bight lajarea at
Omaha.
High wind at 2 o'clock Mendsy aitaraoeB
blsw down the Isrge section e! the seat wsll
of the Msx Meyer brick balldlag, en the
corner of Fsrnum and Seventeenth strsets,
Omaha, Neb., whleh was recently gutted
by fire. Twe buildings ea the cast side
wera wracked. One et the crushed build
ings wss brick, occupied by P. Beyer A Ce.,
sals dealers, snd D. Dunbar dt Ce.. sngrsv
are, snd the ether wss a trams building
oeoupled by Edwsrd Olesea, clothing
dealer. Oleson was taken from the rains
crushed, eeverely bumed snd dsad. Mrs.
Henoher, wbe lived In the seoead story et
the frame building, died shortly sftsr being
taken from the ruins. Mike Msrtln's body
wss found under the boiler In tba basement
of ths brlek building crashed Inte a shape
less mas. Themas Housten, empleye of
Dunbar & Ce, died In the arteraoea. The
bodies of Pater Beyer, senior member of
the firm cf Beyer A Ce., Themas Lembsrd,
their boeksspsr, snd Rndelph Miehssl, sn
insuranee agent, were also taken from the
ruins.
Ths Injured, se far ss known, are Q. H.
Silver, engraver, shoulder erushed : E. A.
Fbllse, sagravsr, bruised: Jehn Jacksen
snd Mls Kmms Oliver, slightly Injured ;
Chsrlss Blake, a draughtsman, Injured
sbeat ths face, sad will less his left sys ;
Chsrlss Ctssar, foremen of Dunbar's srt
department, badly bruised, bat succeeded
la getting out without ssslstsnee.
Bev. Iieeper te aaarry suae Vergoeea.
Oneet the curious but plssslng sequels
te tbs recent Presbyterian church fight la
Reading is the snnouneement et the aa
gsgsmsnt of Rev. Harper Leeper, a brother
of the Rev. James L. Leeper, te Miss Laura
Fsrausea.dsushtsr of Nathaniel Farausaa.
.Reading's only millionaire. " ,
iPh.MMMMM1... lllnaftMllMB At.
fact that love net only Isughe st locksmiths
bat at obureh quarrels bb wsll, slnes the
Fergusons wars among tba strongest of ths
sntTLsepsrs. Yeung Herbert, whole silll
a theoleglosl etndent st Prlnoeten, came te
preach for his brother daring the
troubles snd met Miss Fergusen
by secldent, snd la spits of ths
nnfsversbls circumstances sn attach
ment waa at once formed, which was in a
very short Urns followed by en engagemsnt
Miss Fergusen, besides being aa heiress, is
a very soeompllsbed young lady, sad was a
classmate of Mrs. Cleveland st Wells
college. Os-lng te the circumstances no
engagement for many yesre faae aroused se
anaeh interest Tbe marriage will net take
place until Mr. Leeper has completed his
studies.
Wblrltd aroeud Shaft aad KlUad.J
Antheny Nlobels, employed in ths mill
of Caldwell Moere, at Cain, Chester oennty,
en Saturday morning waa standing near a
shaft tbat wee making 175 revolutlene a
minute, when a set screw caught in hla
blouse, and In an instant Nichols was
whirling around the shaft Tbs apses be
tween the ebalt and a gtrder above la only
twenty two inches, and when tbe
Bssebtneiy wss stepped N lohele wee taken
out ehoehlngly mangled, but atill sllvssnd
oensolous. His right arm waa erushed
from the eheulder te the elbow, hie left
arm frcm elbow te wrist, and hla spins
broken Just above the email el ths back,
while the flesh wss tern from the bones.
Be died Saturday night
( stius g.ntsncM te 14 Tears.
On Monday James Mills, ths colored man
wbe feloniously eesenl ted the young girl,
Berths Hewsrd, tn Wllllstewn township,
Chester oennty, about four months age snd
attempted te take her life by throwing her
Inte a pond et water, waa eentenced te 14
years Imprisonment end hard labor by
Judge WeddelL Tbe court house wea
densely crowded by sn excited throng and
tha sentenee wss universally approved.
Mills le about 32 yesre of sge snd hss beea
en offender In tbe eyas of the Isw before.
He la a married man, his wile new being
saiamsta of tha county almshouse. Be
wss srrested la Cranberry, N. J,, shout a
month slier ths perpetration et his crime,
i A IMtnre Coen.
On Thursday svsnlng tbs college Y, M.
O. A. will begin a oeurse of lecturss te he
delivered la the college ehepeL The ides
is te hsve tbe isctnrss st Intervals of three
weeks. Tbs fiist leetare will be delivered
by Rev. J. O. Bewman, of Hanover, Pa,
His subject Is, "Seme Reoelleotloae of
Londen," There are te five lectures la tha
course.
Death el a Moted "Snaae" Docter.
Michael Heller, known throughout Berks
aad neighboring counties as the possessor
of a nssady for Make Mies, died la Read
lag ob Meaday et heart aJstsss, aged 89
yaiia,
. i i -
aa ag aissiisBS at alaaSsim tewashtf isfaatia
STMM Mli-ianlTmJIi mmM SjaSSBBi
htee. Jeaa slaikaaiisi, Aged aa.
arieeseeart.
The salt at Haary S, Faisal vs. Ahrsm
waa siisehid for trlei la tasapser
aaeera J negs PsHsrsea aa
This wss a salt te
alleged te be das for labor
by plelatlfl ea tha fares of
t ta tha yean 1867 aad 1888,
te C1G.03. At tha cea-
of plslaUt's essUaieay. eeaa
sat far' dstsadsat aaeved for a
asa-eaM am taa greaad that Hershear
had brought a suit for breach of oeatrect
aaatast Felpel, growing out of tha prsssat
dlsaala, aad at tha heerleg before tha
jaaUee Fslpsl fslled te pressat hie daiai for
wages sasaeriset Ths motion for a bob
salt was argasd at length, and tha court
treated K. A asotlea te strike eff thsaen
salt WU1 be argasd at the March term. B.
F. Dsvla for pUlatlft ) Brown A Heneel for
Ths suit et OlivsrP. Brnbtkervs. David
a Theaus, executer or Chrtetisa L. Sea
ssaleh,wasasxtstteched for trial. Thle
waa aa appeal from thejudgmentef Justice
A. W, Saadsr, glvea favor of plaintiff for
64.45. Thsfaotsefthsoeee, ss proved by
atalatlff, wera these: Bems yssrs age
Oaerga Russell, of Besrtewn, became in
debted te a P. Brabsker snd gsvs him a
Judgment for 1444 85. Mr. Russell wss la
straightened olrcumatsness sad sold te
Baassalch some property sad Beassalch
sasaaaed tha payment of '.the Judgmeat
glvsa te Brabsker snd did pay 1300 ea
scoeuat et It He refusexWepay tts.balsnee
aad for It this suit wss brought.
tTha defease was thst 1390 psld ths clslm
la foil aad that It wss se understood at
ths.tlme.
BBBOBK JCDO.B LIYINOSTON,
The salt et Samuel Sheaffer ve. Barten
Wessen was sttsehed for trial In ths lower
oeurt room en Monday afternoon. The facts
et tha eass as proved by plaintiff were these :
Ssausl Begle wsa tbe tsnsat farmer of
Welter Sutten, in Paradise township, and
whaa aa wss sbent vacating the farm ha
had pablie sale. Among tbe artlelea sold
was ths grain In the ground, whleh wea
purchased by BheeOer. After the wbest
purchased by Bhsafler wss threshed
Wsssea, who Is the tax oelleotor of the
district, sold the grain for taxes due ea the
Bnttea farm, aad Sheaffer brought this suit
agsiast ths tax oellectortoreoover Its vslus.
The defense wss that under the sgree
teat Begle was te pay tba taxes en tha
farm, that the sale wss fraudulent snd thst
property ea the whest la the ground never
vested la the plaintiff.
OORBENT BUSINKSS.
Reasons for a naw trial ware filed la ths
Bait of Ward vs. Montgomery, tried lest
week.
A seldler'e license was granted le'peddle
goods In ths county et Lancaster te Emanuel
Klltlnger.
A DKOIStON KKVKKSKD.
aapreaas Court Bahag by Whlen tbe H.yers
ei maaiug, narntDarg ana Utb.r eiuas
WU1 Held ea Twe Tears Lenger.
A dlanalOt rmiwmA It. Riullnsnii Um..
day aftsmoea, announcing the supreme
oeurt's decision In the case of the city of
Beading vs. R. H. Savage, caused tbe
liveliest hind et sensation. Upen this
dsetslea depended the question whether
or net there eneuld be an election
for mayor in thst as well ss a Han Han
oi ethsr cities. In Rssdlng, Msyer
Kenny was sleeted in 1887 for four
voe.ro. find tha ant nf laev hiMh -
ww- M.WW WW wv avuv, w.wu .
supplement te the set of 1874, under which
a nnmberjef cities sre governed,
The oily et Beading Drought eult against
R. H. Savage, te recover the coat of
grading a street en whleh property owned
by hun shetted. Tbe suit wss brought
under the set or 1874, and thla Judge Kr Kr
mentreut, of tbs Berks county oeurt,
deelared unconstitutional. Tbe unconsti
tutionality el its supplement el 1885 fol
lowed, et oeurse. The supreme oeurt
sfflrmed this a few mentbe Later, snd the
decision crested great consternation In the
cities afleeted. The terme et the mayors
wera then regulated by an old set which
nude tbem two years. In Reading
claims for grading amounting; te f7,000
were bung up; la Bonnten fOO.OOO, end
larga amounts in ether cities, whleh wera
Erie, Alteena, Willlsmspert, AUentewn,
Tltasville, New Castle, Carbondale end Oil
City. In Rssdlng both parties regarded
the question ss settled that tbe term of tbe
mayor wee but two years, and en Saturdsy
night sleeted delegates te their conven
tions te be held thla week te nominate a
emdldste for mayor, in the meantime a
rssrgument took place in the Savage esse
ea Saturday before the supreme oeurt, and
Meadny tha news esms thet tbat body bed
reversed itself. Of course, neither parly
Will new put ap a mayoralty candidate, and
Msyer Ksnny, et Rssdlng; Mayer Frltehey,
of Hsrrlsbcrr, and tbe mayors In tbs
ethsr cities will remain la offleo two years
longer.
Lancaster city Is aet afleeted by the above
decision as It was net nttrnnl h thn ant
of assembly of 1874,11 never hsvlng aoeeptod
its previsions.
TBB BUDO-PM WO-WOAU
A Beeatiral Toeog narea.es Compelled, te
Commit Hatcld. by Il.r Hatband
ad mother.
Advice from private eoureea of Informs,
lien In Vienna give aema startling facts in
regard te tbe beautiful bareness who com
muted eulclde ebeut the same time tbat the
orewa prinee met ble death. The husband
of the lady and ber brother are aald te have
oeo fronted her with Indisputable proof et
their knowledge of ber Infidelity. Bhe
was thsn urged by her husband, who la as
proud a nebis ss tbe empire beasts, snd
also by her brother, te redeem her feull in
tbelr eyes by taking her life.
The husband le eald te bave told her that
It abe refused te fellow this advice be would
sheet the archduke dead ss readily as he
would hie own gamekeeper under similar
olreumstanoee, and that he would publish
her crime st court by proclaiming it te
Franels Jeseph and tbe oeurt dignitaries. .
The peer women cowed at tbe thought et
disgrace, which would blight her proud
name, and believing tbat, by acceding te
tbe demands of her infuriated husband, abe
would retain ber honor before tbe world
and ssvs tbe life of the crown prinee, for
whom she eeems te have had a pas
sionate regard, acceded te ber husband's
desire snd took s dose of poison before bis
eyes, her brother looking oeldly en, The
family te which tbe bareness belonged, It
la said, waa or a rank and prlds little below
that of her husband's, which eoceunts for
this brutal oenduot en her brether'e jart
Aa seen ss they were sisured of the death
of the bareness they mounted tbelr horses
and reds la het haste te the hunting ledge
of tbe archduke. There they fully caneeled
tbe blight cast upon their family honor by
blowing out the ercbdnke'e brains aa he
lay prepped up with pillows in bed wslting
for his valet te bring blm his oetlee. Thtn
tbey rode futlensly off returning at once te
Vienna. Blnoe then neither Baren nor
hie brother ln-lnw have sengbt oeucealment
st sll, or sltered tbelr usual hablta of daily
life. '
The emperor la believed te be aware of the
facta In the cae, and hi order te publicly
declare tbat the crown prince's death wan
anlclde, sn order Issued by tbe emperor
without say consultation with Tln, tbe
Austrian premier, la regarded as an attempt
te screen the greater scandal.
A BurpiUe fartr.
A number of friends of Christian Uoeb,
of Ne. 602 Seuth Queen atrect, aurprlaed
hla last night. The oecsilon was hla
birthday. During thu evening he was pre
sented with a cane, made from a piece of
tha old organ of Trinity chureh. Mr. Boen
received tnepleoeof weed two years ego,
aad his wife bad It made Inte a cane
without his knowledge.
Anniversary Eet.rtalmn.ut I'oupened.
Empire Council Ne. 130, Jr. O. U, A, M,
was te have celebrated lta seventeenth snnl
varsary ea next Friday svsnlsg, but tba
asalr has baaa postpeatd aatu Friday,
s-sbrurylS,
LANDIS TARIFF CELEBRATION
TBB AGRtOTJUtUKSt, gOOIwTT UMAMt
OCStVr BKDOBSB HM BOHBBB.
ABsgTlaaa Looked Fer la This City Oa Jets
4ta, tbe C.aUaaiat Astvsraary et the
Btgalag t the first rratccMva Saris?
ay rresMent Wssatsgtea.
Ths February meeting of tha Leaesster
Ceuaty Agricultural aad HorUeBltarsl
soelely was hsld this morning, with Prest
dsat Lsadls la the chair and a geed
aUeadanes uf mea ber a
Mr. Hlller, of Coaesteaa, reported that
ihere wss an npprehsaalea la tha salads et
sems that the epes winter would be lejar.
Ions te the growing crops, Utaeeaervstlca
was thst tha wheat looked well. Tha
ground hss beea aelet aaeagh te prsvsat
say daasge being dose. Tha yeaag clever
la his neighborhood loose welt Thegreuad
was net frozen deep eaeugb te hsavs pleats
out,
Mr. Begle, of Maristta, aald It was sum
prising hew well the wheat crop looked.
It ha net beea Injured by tha frost.
Mr. Bieslus, et Drumore, reported that
the grata fields la his vicinity looked well.
Mr. Llnvllle, of Salisbury, thought the
grass crop next summer weald be light.
Mr. Lendls eald tha wheat leeks fins la
Maner te wc ship. Ha never saw It leek as
fins st this nessen of tha yssr.
Mr. Hlller reed the following paper: "At
the lest meeting Mr. Breajas brengbt some
apples whleh Henry Helaas seat hla asmed
Nottingham Brown. Tha committee into
whose hsnde the applet were plseed pro pre pro
Beunoed them King el Teapklaa Oeaaty.
Ths oemmlttee was miitsksn,ss the NetUng.
ham Brown haa been traced te Cecil county,
Maryland, ss long sge as 76 yssts and hss
been known In lower Lancaster oeaaty long
before King of Tompkins Ceuaty wss hssrd
of. Mr. W. P. Boltea writes that tha
Nottingham Brown Is a much better resrer
and keeper than the King and ha oensidsrs
It snpirler te any ethsr sppls la seuthsra
Laneaatsr oennty for marhst purposes,"
Mr. Cooper, one of tha oemmltlee re
ferred te, said he wss settafled that tha
oemmlttee was ra error la naming tha apple
exhibited.
Mr. Hlller exhibited a number of winter
spplss, Among them ware Yerk Imperial,
Smith CUer, Wltaiap, Deminie, lawks-
nary mush and aeut's Winter. These
spplM he highly recommended. Kneaser,
Wine or Hayes and Baldwin wera reoom reeom reoem
mended ss early winter apples.
Mr. Cooper, through theoeortcsyof Ttet
J. Edge, eeeretary of the stats beard of
agriculture, presented the society with a
copy of the book " Birds of Pennsylvania"
recently Issued by the stela. Mr. Cooper
also states that the aeeretsry reported te hla
thst the books were scares aad requests for
ths same could net be granted.
OtlAIBUAN LAMMS' TABIF BBSOLUTIOW.
President Landle callsd Mr. Cooper te
the ebslr and offered tha following resolu
tions! Jteaelvtd, Thst the beard of msnsgsrs of
the ABtleuitural and Horticultural society
et Lancaster oeaaty asms aad apaetat a
oemmuws ei ens nuaurea ismers ana
businessmen of Lenesstsr oeaaty, which
oemmlttee shall oeaaider plans aad methods
ter holding a protection esateanlal la Laa
esster eitv en the 4th at Jalv. 1889. II balaa
ths esntennial aanlversary of tha atgalag
et tha first protective tariff law aaaeted la
this country, which at the time was ballad
by tbe fathers et tha republic at a aeeend
Declaration of Independence.
Jleaelvcd, Thst ths Beard et Trade of
Laneaster city be Invited te co-operate with
this oemmlttee et one hundred la making
the occasion a suesesa.
In support of the resolution, Mr. Lsadls
Mid hs hsd consulted leading mea la the
elty and county, snd they eppreved of tha
proposed celebration. He slse resd lstters
from the following prominent Republicans
fsvering tbe scheme : Senater Frye, Sena Sena
eor Hear, Congressman Reed, Senators
Dawss snd Chaes, ex-Mlnlstar Dudley, of
New Jersey, Senators Sherman and Quay,
Editor Charles Emery Smith, ex Goveraer
Alger, Congressman Burrowes andBou andBeu
telle, Senators Cellum and Allisen, Judgs
Res sntt Senater Hawley.
Oa motion of Mr. Brosius the resolution
was adopted. Tha oemmlttee will be
named st ths March meeting.
Mr. Engle referred te the pregramas of
tbe Institute being monopolized by tha
members el the society, and in hla Judg
ment membere should stand suds sad
leave the Urns' te these from a distance whs
hsvs papera te read.
On account of the inauguration of Preei
dent HarrtaeB occurring ea the day et tha
March meeting of the society a rssolutlea
wss sdepted designating the seoead Mon
day of March as the tlme for the March
meeting.
Tbe rarm.ra' militate.
The tint session of lbs farmers' institute
la being held thle afternoon st Esblsmsa
hell. Anether session will be bold this
evening and two sessions te-morrow.
TUB SfltlNU KLKUTIUN.
Nomination. TUU W..k-Tba rsepls Whe
VTant te Be Oeaatables.
At a meeting of tbe Republican city oom eom oem
mlttee held last evening It wae decided te
held tbe general nomination en Thursdsy
evening et this week. On nsxt Tuesdsy
evening tbe tickets will be settled. The
Democrats ei tbe elty will meet at the places
wbere primaries sre usually held te pleee
in nomination persons who will be settled
en Saturday evening.
The Democratic primary la likely te be
exciting in tbe Seventh ward, where there
will be a oentost for tbe oflleo of alderman.
The Republicans will have a similar tight
In the Third ward. There seems te be a
great desire among men In the
dlnerent warts et tha city te run
for constable, as they think these ctflesrs
will become members of tbs police foree.
In tbe Sixth ward there msy be quite a
lively time between tbe Republicans. Tha
nomination of Constable Barnheld will be
contested by William Michael, Daniel
Glass and James Ebrman, and tbe leading
politicians don't knew who they ara for
Last year, when there wae no chanee for a
position en tbe police force by the officers,
Michael was the only man te be found who
would run egatnit Barnheld. He thinks
tbst Glasaand KUrinau should new keep
out of tbe fight
Cm.tery Treated Kl.ctM.
At a meeting of let holders of Laneaster
eemetery, held st tbe otnee of tbe Laneaster
(Jan company this morning, Jehn D. Sklles,
Jehn I. Uartmau and William A. Heltsbue
were elected trustees. Besides these three
gentlemen the beard consists of the follow
ing ; Jehn II. Baumgordner, Jacob Bans
man, M. F. Ste-igerwalt, J. H. Byrnr,
Christian Gast aud Jehn B. Wsrfet Three
trustees are eleeted each year.
Tb.7 Had a Qeerr.1.
Lut evenings number of young men
wbe stteaded tbe Mwanercber hall became
involved in s quarrel. Tbsy went outside
of the building, where blewe were etruek.
Jacob Brnbaker was bit by B. W. Hlrsh
and A. Bitter then hit Hlrsh. Different
parties tell different stories oeaoernlng tha
affair and each man engaged la It elslaa
te hsve beea la tba tight. Ne salts bars
rsBBitad frag tha (raas,
iramArta raeput qvabkbl.
hs rreaJSMlea Basest! re nsasaHess Hoot Hoet Heet
. leg Tery Uwly-A sjeavsallea te Be Held.
Habbisbobe, Feb. 5. Tha aiitlag af
ths state PrehlhiUea exeeattva Beaaittn
wasexeeedlagiy bretry eaaasd ay taa ra.
VrssMiaiiea eta large eleatsat aet ta lever
af tha aethede at taa third asrtv. Vlea
Oaatrawsa Btsvsas waa ertUelssd far act
havlag Issued tha sail far UHceafar aaei by
Mveral atelstera aad he waralyrespeaded
toUsUrafleetieBslstugthMBMwasgaldsd
eaUrely by a desire te help thaeaasaef
arehlbuleB. BeT, eaa, Blegler, et
Msehsaiabarg, created a esaasilea by
latlSMUag that tha third party, PrahtU
tlaaMa, wars aet prepsr aeaaaaa te lead 1a
taa fight beesaas they stteaptedte defeat
laa party which has subaltted tha aaead
aent, -A eeasMersMe auabsr of party
PrehlMttealats asllsd hla te order, ;sad
boob afiar laa eoaveaUeB adjearnea, attar
sderHlsg resolatieaa la favor of oe-opsrs.
Uea with all taaaeraaee orgaalMUeas la
tha fight for tha amsadaeat
Tha aembers of teaperaaes aaoehlleas
iBthsoeaJereaeaaregeasrslly la favor of
beMiag a aoaveaUea eatalSUIaailaa
tha saaa day of CoastHaueasl Aaaadasat
aaoelaUea eoaveatlea, bat tha ProhlbttleB.
lew ara shewlag aueh oppesiUoa tell be-
caass taa prssMsat of that assoela
has rejected all sflerts at oeaprealsa.
L.uiberB.Kaffmaa, aq., af Lsaesster,
who reprsseata Judgs Blaek, et Isaeastar,
wsalB ths 221 of Fshraary fixed for ths
eoavaatteBof Us orgsalzauea rsprsssated
st this oea tereaea.
a ceirraar iw baubbvbt.
rive Oeagtsstss Waa Desire te Be JaeUee
of ths resea.
Pkquka, Feb. 8. Ths Republleaa
primary election Is ealy tea days off sad se
oemplleeted Is tha sHustlea ta Salisbury
tewaship that a prephst peasssslag aay
degree et eagaelly ea astters poUUesl csrss
aet te stake hla repaavtleB ea theraalt
Thara Is be sosrelty or esadldatas for tha
dlttsrsat effless te be fllled, as tha tewaship
ass a smaii saaaiag army or teeai ssajsa
mea who ara always rssdy te serve tha
pteplala aay oapseityfrea'JasUceof tha
paea aewa w sews eterk, Baiiabary is
ssUtlsd te two jasUeas etthe pesee aad,thtaa
etg taa MMtai pnsM la tha eeaiag
drawlagef the local lettary, ae leas thaa
flvscsndldstes have already sppssred la
thaaraaa. All laterestle eeatered la tha
serambls for thsss twoeffloes, aad nalea
prsssat ladteatteas fall It wUt be ths most
hotly oentested fight recorded 1b thla tewa.
ahlp for aeae tlaa past, The aest
sanguine '.ssplraat la tha field for eaa et
thsjostleesblps Is Frank B. Gteff, et tha
Bprlag Gardsa district, whess aiequeaee
and logic en Us slump, lnsllthsatstssnd
aatlaaat eaapalgaB that hsvs oeeorrsd
alaoe ha wsa old aaeagh te Hip
tha alphabet, hsve convinced tha veetta
et tha Welsh aeeBatala that tha
whole salvation of tha aoeatry ilea ta
ins Rspabiiesa party. Ha aaaeuacedhts
esBdldsey early la the fight Hlaewadla.
tilct will give hla a handeeaa vote, aad
aaayeeaeaaathat ha will ba eaa of taa
aea who wUI sails sfter the rstaras ara la.
K, Baa EUaaksr, of Gsp, will earry hla
aMtrtethyaasfsasjerity. p.p.
tha prsssat laeaabeat, B. J, Hsadi
sad Jehn Mast ara tha ether esadtdsias.
Kaah la asklag aa aetive aaavar,
aad has a following that te diffl-
eult te estlaata. J. A. Waavar will
sadeever te ratals the sBsassershlp
la spite of thssffortsef H, B. Oofireatlt te
wrest it frea hla. The latter wsa defeated
by Waver last year by ealy two votes.
Nothing definite eau ba aid oeoosralsg the
ether offices.
Tba fourth aanual saatea of the Gsp dls dls
trlet InsUtuU wUI ba held la the Gsp M.
E. ohureh ea Friday avsaing aad Bat
urday, Febrasry 15 J snd 16. Mia Aaaada
Lsades,ef MIllsrsvlllslBUte Normslseheol,
aalstsd by ths PhllharmeBle Quintette,
will give aa sloeutlonsry aad aasUai
setsrtalnmeat ob Friday svsalng, aadDr,
Baaasl Bssr, of Rssdlng, will deliver bis
ltctara, "Heas Iafleaaes," en the fellow
lag evening.
BBITUHBUH ArgBBNTHB rBBBST."
A Uvsly Hew rrealMd rMBsylraale Ball Ball
read Haaag.ra,
It was stated seae lias slaes that the
Peansylvsnls railroad wm doing all la Its
pewsr te aeeare a fall attsadaaea of lta
stockholders at the annual meeting la
Marsh asxt, aad thst It wm urging taess
wbe eeuld net be prsveat psneaslly te
maks ever proxies te the Peanaylvaaia
railroad enlalala, Ths rsssalag of this Is
test the prsssat Baaaaameat ara afraid of
a Baited attack by English stoekbeldere,
aad are aaxloea te pit holders ea this aide
of tee water aaalaat thea,
Tbe policy of the oempsay hitherto hM
been te sseurs prextae extsnalvaly la Eag
Isad, bat of lata thaa EagUebaea have
tarasd ever their prexta te parties op ep op
pessd te the prsssat aaaagaaeat Their
grievsnee te thst they de aet rsestve large
aaeagh dividends. If Eagllsh heldeis were
a unit there la be denbt but thst tbey could
unseat the pressat beard of directors,
la s circular recently issued, Jeha Tayler,
ths English banker, stated : "Our victory
le saursd thla Urns," asantag a triumph
ever Prealdent Roberts sad his manage,
meat. Gossip brings A. J. Csseatt te the
front m president ItusaMthatlf OassaU
geM la Frsak Thomsen will go out, u he
Em mads hla Una with thOM et Presldsat
Roberts,
Abeet roses.
A somewhat rsmarkabls fox story coma
from ths lower ead or the oeaaty. Oa
Saturday Jerry Wright, formerly of this
elty, snd Jeseph Osle, ss old colored msn,
while hunting ran three foxes In one hole.
They suoeeeded '.In taking them sll allvs
snd they have been penned up te be used
Inehsses.
Oserge W. Worst caught s very fine fox
several daye age, and It will be dropped st
ths White Herse hotel shortly,
Jeseph Roop, tbe popular Celeraln hotel,
keeper, will held s fox ehase st his bona
st Kirk weed, en Thursday afternoon. A
very large crowd will undoubtedly be pres
ant, m Mr. Roop IIvm right la the eentre
of the fox hunting oeuntry.
Te-morrow there will ea a cbsse at the
hotel of Geerge Dlller, st Intercourse.
A school QUI Slopes.
A sanatien ba beea creeled la Reading
by the announeeaeat etths secret marrlags
of Jobs A. Wltmsn, of tbs firm of W. A.
Wltman A Bra, oeal and flour dealers, sad
MIm Annie A. Sbelt Mlee Shell Is sn
helrea te ever 50,oeo, aad wm atteadlag a
bearding school In Philadelphia M Ue time
or hsr marriage, which took plses ta
Camden. After the ceremony ehe retaraid
te school sad remained there for ever a
week, aet belngl allowed te lavs. On
Saturday nigbt abe made hsr escape aad
accompanied her husband te Rescuag.
A Dry floods Dealer rails.
Rebert Johnsten, doing bualneM M J. A
C. Johnsten, dry goods, at Broadway aad
Twenty second street, New Yerk, en Meb
day made as aalgaasat Last July his
statement showed easts et 8500000, et
whleb 1300,000 wm ta stock aad ths it,.
maladsr In outstanding aaoeaato.
eas el the rrbaeee betters.
Vienna, Feb. f, The letter whleb Crown
Prince Rudelph addressed te Herr Vea
Bseaasavll, the attache who attended te the
priaes's private affairs aad who holds let
ters aad private papers lately drawn up,
bM beea published. ' I entrust you with
ths Brraagemeat of thsm," oe&Usum the
totter ; ' use your own Judgment m te
what of them vea will pabllrn, I osanet
Uve longer. Remember as te sll geed
-' Oed bIem tha sathaelaad.'
THREE VOTES AGAINST,
T,
J "k
rss cfaaira.r, Btu. rAgaa m
BOOM Off BUSSJUMBBTAtiVBBl
HABBtSBt7BO,Fa,,Feb, fc-Ttw
tasKeBMWM laraalr aaaBsadsa
eranen of the MU far t
eliHaaf the third dsas, whieawaai
wsuy. snsuiaraeuen was
bmteasMaarbwtBeeteeeleaefi
thrae years. Wherry, Oaasaaandt; J
m. aiwupua, aaa weaes, Airsraaayf
we vmij peraeas IBM vM
thtrdelMBeity MIL Few
weatd aet vale far aaythag taatv.!
asecasiHvnaasi. $
ABseag taa uiis utreduatd ware aet I
wwaari ,?
Mecenaeu, Caester, prehrheag
lasaleean
Wllllaaw. Lsserae, te aaaelatal
railroad neaaawsaasta. itY
W TBB HOOSB
at aataTdawnsat ,
latraeed aaa
i .
IathsHcaMenMcsMsynlgMtfael
lag blue ware tatrednesd: Aaseadb
asrrlage llceaaatowse utoprevaai
sttaer party aaa aetata a Hams
100 Of tne
ether, that aarrieM i
ih.iei m new eeaattMi
ue tiBSBM was eMswsa aaa r . v.
aotbagivaa,sxespf thatttl
leaal age te jravaat thenar, fiaaaj
en BBBdsy la etusa et ! Ulai
. mt. .Tsgaart prsstaled a rmuiUm.i-Z
asve tee aaaraasa beer htuptM
eslMdar. Taa resolution went overt
we rates. vV.
. Heum bill tersaralstathetxteatefi
iMBuiiy aaaer taa peneta at Bawuaa
buudiaga wm rasesnatlttsd, :
A eeaearrsat naotattea reqa
sylvaala melon aad nnasrsss
a oerviaa fssbbssb au wm aaaasan,
. xaaHCHSMpsassdqniaaaaaharefl
a ssecaa rssaisg, aaseag thea tetei
tagt AIUwlactJ0c4-selsBearasi
wixevisHjiarasHtirera eena
or nra asaiaaea. aaewa
aretMBOBOt fishiteatevMelWBMi
poratten of fMeadly sestattea, eta, tot
aaauraawei obebbosuob or a
detag bnstaea In etaWa ef first i
oisMTer the aslslMsaa of the fitat i
ceBBirjaauira tbb TABirr Btu.
Vaeasaate aasewsta Baaa She rtre'et
Warssaa esasOssssssMea, ,
WABBIXOTOW, U. U, JTSB. a-IM
eammitteee en ways and asaaa a
aeattagtaai sBeralag
rsadlag ef the Bsaaie arlff atU.' At
Mr. smssTaraaaaaveBAwa
i wenid sahaM al the-
te atrlhs eat the sbbm
The assstlegta aUU waMag tee
aorrew when It la sxssstsd tae'eaii
tttaefUabmwtllpriiiidrsytdly.y
ina aaasa mis aaawg
rsttrlag Gea. W. F. Bana. AU
his reltraaeat wwh the reek; of
OleOOIQ 1 TSlO OiMiaMM... ! .1
SlMM.II. kill ... tiMa '. ..f
lh IMftawte te-day IswaTesBefswit
aent ta Oklaaeaa waa iwhwred. t $',;
a nmi en usee ainiary
ibh aeraiag agrsea a easrasve
rasats tethearayaUl when It
for oensMsration tn
t arevasa lav.fiM te
gaaa; oaeappreprlaai llAett
oeavsmag rteaasa gaaa into
hewltsets.
The gevsvBBMat bm already
prepsratleas te aae the haber of Paaa
m a eeauag aauea. xestaraay
were aaas wia tne sum
Pseksrd end the a a Pseksrdte
o000teaaofooslfnaPhUssMpJato
PsgoallSsarsmtsaeealte be daU
frMOfexDeaMteahlBa. '-'
: i
Aa AsBsrreM'sgwtwaaay. -,
LoBDer, Feb. 5.-AI hvday'e aswawa"
thaParaaUeoaalasteaBlrXhaaedWe
aid that he had finished wish taa
portion el the saa sad wenid i
wltethaAaurlesa tsstlaeay. A
aaasdtieaohwMtheapiMedeaUMi
HstsstlfiedlhstaehadJetaedthe
ta uea. aim the uvasiea ef
Jelaeda sssret eeelety sailed the -M. a,
ue eajest a waiea wm i
salparsMtelrslaad. raraeil
he eald, vatated AaerMa ta
prssat at a assUag axslaalvaly
by the Clsn-ae flssi, The wttnaa Mhtba),
BSMataaasn several assuage a,
et wuen paraeu aaa duieb '
Beach showed the court a eepy ef bat
oeasutauoa and hy-isws, in Ists, JeWk
Dsvey ead Gea. MUlsn were east ea
delegstes te lrslsad, aad get f LQN ,
taa ssirmisning ruae. bit s.
thearead the reperts, shewlag saattaar
wsated delegates seat te lrslsad te priaare
lnsnasn wr we aa or aras.
that Fat Egsn had told hla that Ma,
raraeuwHisatojeiaiBSinshii
but thought that such sa aet weald i
hla BMfulnsa taeUsr dlreetleas. This, i
eviaeneewM net suewsa by tas oeurt. ,
Hr. rev, ef rsiBttal.aas, BesrSWi
Messars ss Be nTiigiaaf
"-"-r" gifinliiaiv
"- - ' !. fv
TA
TKUCaHATHIO TSTB.
The Edinburgh oeart bm dsetdsd thst st Al
bM be JarlsdletiOB la the astlen for libs
brought by Mr. ParasU agsiast the leaaan .
TimtM. i
. . ak..nuu. - 1 m.A.4
v.b DkUMi Aiicy.!, mitwmmu tm rvn
land for forging a cheek for 11.500. ha.
dt fsultsr te the sxient et 18,009 whlah he'' i
tcKjktrcwthsMMoateQrssulLocigswCaU.
tern Is,
The New Yerk ear eeapsalM report i
wa wwe ujinaiN jwnetumjt m.iBW
lsaderseftheeUUe still refuse tedaskM
the"tlsup" off. The geaersl opateals,V
hew ever, taa taa ombbebb w taa BHiae m .
..mIvmb mmA tkaA ! m ff. il... mm. M 11
WIMM..i"nn wy.Mmi.WN,.,
be a thing of the paw.
a assry snow swra m ragtag
out tee upper pealasala ef Michigan. It la;
.mnannaaltd bv hlch wad saa a I
tempsrstare than aay yet this winter. "
Mr. Wm. O'Brlen'e elathtag, of whlah as)
wm forcibly stripped by the aateartttMBt,
OleaaslJsll. WMBStaraed te hla te-dasi.
After ha had nat his ainthlsur ea ha WM M''' .:
aevsd tethe JsU lafixasry. -
Tbe presldeat te-day seat the rwlewasj'
- .. . " . il
noalnaUeaa te the geaate ; Faataasssrs,
Psaa'a, R, & Bewaaa, BsiwIskiX.a,
PattOB, AltOOBS. s
A Nsw Yak itrlker this rYj
bearded a Ma street ear end sttiajp tog ha
asaalt the driver. Offlear HshaaHer. wten
wm ea ths front plsifera.diew hie revet ret
sad shot tee driver's bbbmIbbI dsad. $&
newv.
i WAsauaaieaT, A
O, Feb. V
MBhwlera rwawylrnais: Lsabt aaa
taralag Inte aaew stessagTaasap-
alght, laaeh solder, high auitewssatiy
wuds; aaiM en tha Jersey eeeaa v-'
The vTU. el the Nsw rassHsat.
Aaeactbe
nsasad threaah thle city at U:M
I were the wile ef Presldait-etest
I km daagater, Um. ateKet,
I TT.-. .TZLi .n.
I was"apaTrBa) wl awaasnaBBj e BBBHsaaBBBBBi waaaasj
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