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VOLUME XXV NO.
HE WIS DHB0KIST.
retma tB&Mem lbiybb town
WITS VHBABMBS MOlOtY.
B hwliw Ofr Bener eajisa Tnm
Nmbaat.rar UnrtMNHMl. Bat Thsy
KMMI.aMlltlMIIUIMMM
Other arson's aim rieeeea.
number of well knows buelasaa turn
of Lsnc ter have been vletlmtsad by a
clever ynnng scoundrel wbe succeeded la
beating tbem our e a cetisldereble ram of
mosey, after whieb he flnl from tbe city.
The yeang fellow arrived la Laaceeter
beat three week age, and (tupped at the
Franklin hnata en Menk Quaes afreet
Mia name ii J. F. Lewie aad be aoea kaew
everybody about the hotel, aa he waaaa freak
a. a lead of lee and a geed talker. Hie
Call eeeeaed te bare no limit and he spoke
'la the meat familiar way with people
that ha keew bat a few mlantee. Hie
f et ward manner made many people leek
upon blm with euapiolea, wblia there were
ethers who admired blm for hla (real
amount of cheek. He had aoareely landed
In the town before he told people
that be waa attaehed te the advertis
ing department of Barnum ft Balley'a
olreua whteh will be here la the aprlng. Ha
told wonderful aterlea of hla oeanecUoa
with Mr. Barnnm, and eald that the famoea
ahewmaa had picked him from the etreets,
a waif, and brought him up la hie bnelaeta
Ha aatd that be had carved In atmeat every
oapael'y tea showman and told et hi great
travels and many adventures. Ha called
himself "Btrnum's kid," and managed te
get a atery of blmaelf Inte an evening ootem eotem oetem
porary, although the piper Intimated that
he waa a very big liar.
Bxm after arriving In Lancaster Lewi
- unfolded a number of advertising schemes,
whleh he etld he was working up independ
ently of the circus. The principal one waa a
bill of fare. Ha called upon the keepers of
three prominent hotels and restaurants and
told tbem his atery. He induced them te
allow him te get out a bill of tare covering
ter tbem tree of charge. The Inside of these
covering were te be filled with advertising
earda He divided them, off Inte spaces
whleh be eeld te different business firms of
tbla elty at prleea ranging from 3 te ffl.
At the bees bindery et William H. .Sey
he bad the meat expensive kind of Ruaslaa
leather coverings made which ha took
around and showed te the advertisers,
After securing the advertisements he had
them set up. In the early part of thla week
he took a proof arennd te the different
meicbauta te show what a geed Jeb he waa
getting. He then oelleotcd the money for
the card whleh mnst have amounted te
considerably ever S100. Oa Wednesday te
waaareuud town In the mere leg but ha
mysteriously disappeared aonietlmeduriag
tbe forenoon and has net been seen slew.
Tneie Is no doubt that he has tied.
Tne men who put the advertisements la
the bills of fare cevera have get nothing for
their money and Mr. Ray baa net been paid
for the work, wbteh ameunta te upwards
et 123 Lswta left an unpaid beard bill at
the Franklin house et f S and he Is aald te
have borrowed money from different
people In the city. A number of cases of
false pretense could be made egalnst him
It he were te be captured,
Lewie blred a boy te go with him te
sollelt advertisements, and besides paying
his beard at tbe Franklin house, be prom prem
ised blm a Jeb wltb the circus at f 5 a week
during the tenting Beaten. The young
rascal resorted te ail kinds of means te get
advertisers. He would eall at business
beuses, and represent himself aalhe clerk
at tbe Franklin house. It the merchants
would refuse te advertise with him be
would tell tbem that In the future
the packages that came te "his
hotel" from their ateres would net be
looked after. Intbls way be bulldozed a
number et people. He also told advertisers
that lit sobeme was a benefit te tbe people
for whom be was getting cut the covert.
Bat they really knew nolbleg about
what he was doing, having merely given
him permission te furnish covers for their
bills of fare. Upen bis own respena blllty
he put sn advertisement et a celebrated
brewing firm In New Yerk atate en one of
his cavers. He then wrote te tbe firm
telling tbem tbat he would draw en tbem
for tbe money. In willing he used tbe
nsmesef people here that tie knew sold
their beer, Tbe matter was Investi
gated ana the young man did net
get tbe money In thla Instance.
Lewis waa very iluab alter he bad made
hla collections In this elty. He spent a
great deal of meney about tbe hotels and
saloons and Insisted en everybody drinking
with him. He would treat whole orewda at
a time and many thought him a "nice young
man," although everybody waa nnlted In
tbe opinion tbat be was a liar and a freab
kid. The people who were aurprlsed tbe
most at bis sndden departure were his
advert leers.
Lswta Is aald te hava baen epsratlng
In Ku'.en, Heading and etber places.
A man from Reading came here In search
of blm tbla week, but he waa tee lata Lut
year during the county fair Lewis
had a tent at the park In which the prlr
clpal attraction was an eaaltled man. He
then went te tbe printing tfflee of W. A
Halbteb and by telling tbat gentleman that
a person who was well known had aent
him, be succeeded In getting a let of circu
lars. He then tried te get away, but Hal
baeh bad him arrested for false pretense.
He a tw tbat there wa a provpeet of going
te Jail se he paid tbe bill, wbleh waa about
15, aa well aa tbe oests. It Is pretty cer
tain tbat be has no connection wltb Barnum
at present, If be ever bad. While here he
talked considerably about tbe clreus busl.
neaeand was caught In numerous lies, out
of whleh he alwaya managed te wriggle.
He Is a elever young scamp and will make
hla mark, even If it la a bliek one.
ran. rat of TbeiaM W!U.
Tue body et the Iste Tbemsa Wallace waa
taken te Alteena this afternoon by a num
ber et relatives. The pall bearers In thla
elty were seven grandsons et tbe decerned,
as follews: Jehn, T. Wallace, Rlebard M-,
William H. and Edward 11. Ketlly, brethera
of tbla city, Jehn McQovere, of Kiaten, ar d
William Curry, of Alteena. Tbe body will
will be taken te tbe realdenee of Jamea K.
Curry, son In-law of tbe deoeased,lnAlteona,
Te-morrow morning eervleea will be held
In St. Jehn's cbnreb, In tbat city, and tbe
Interment will be made at the St. Jehn's
eametery.
HI Twnl-riltn BUnlageAuntT.raaty
Yesterday Henry Wolf, barber, was mar.
lied twenty-five jeus and bla wire aor aer
prlsed him at the r home, en West Orange
street, In the evening. Hhe Invited abut
tea families of relatives te tbe boese aad
then sent te the barber shop for her hus
band, aummenlng him home at once by
tellltg him tbat some one wanted te aee
him en particular bnslueas. He went and
was aalenlibed taaeeaajnaey people gain
erel He aoen found out the eausa and
a general gexl time followed.
IWpublic Caucus.
A majority of the Republican membere
elect of tbe next city ceucclla have elgaed a
oallferaotuonstobeheld In common noun
oil chamber en next Monday evening at 8
e'eteek. Fer tbe next few daya these
will be lalervtetred tarns
182.
a wtu Bmwa era
tarea
i bT, ksekst axe aa en
sa After a raw
Jeawt K. Zenker, a wall kaewa teleajtaaa
eawraw formerly of Laaaastar, died at has
aaasa,Ha. 76T Hewlett aveaae, Ceerdea, aa
Tkaraday evealag. Ha and aata etew. far
akawt am weeka, and tMeaaee m hla death
waa typheM fever. Deceased waa a aea of
ratua ZMber, the watt kaewa wagea
iMdtderet 496 North Qaeeaatnet, Ha waa
aera aad ntad tathlaeHy. la early Ufa ha
aeeame a telegraph operator, aad wbea D
. PoMakadekargaeftae Western Union
WHee u thla city ha waa hie aaatetaat
Afterwarda Mr. Zseber bceama manager of
the Lancaster cftlee, a poeltien that ka bald
foraeme time. About alx years age ha
waat te Philadelphia aad aeetpted a
poeltien with the Baltimore Ohie oem-
Pny, wklek be held np te the time et the
aoaaeildaUoa with the Western Union. He
thea entered the atrvtea of the Foetal oom eom oem
paay, with whleh he waa eeaaeeted antll
evartakaa by hie fatal lUaesa. Ha waaaa
lateUlgeat aad brUltaat eperater, and there
aevar waa a man la the aaaaa service la thla
elty wbe had mera Irtende. He waa kind
aad obliging te the public, and wee alwaya
highly epekea et by bla employers.
Mr. Zwber waa about S2yeara of ag B
waa married, aad, beeldea a wife, leavea
three children. Ha waa a member et
Metemere Tribe, Ne. it, of Red Mea aad
Lancaster Ledge, Ne 68, Kelgbta of Pythias
of thla city. He alae belonged te a telegraph'
operatera' society la FnUadalnkla, The
body will be brengbt te Laaeaeter for
latenaent
m
MkauaBNOMerTaaaBAMO jdrt.
Cbey Omit tne Went Pt oMeatev" aa Vkrae
Maa aaaape Paring Oasts.
A number et eases were argued la the
quarter seealeaa court ea Thursday and
deolslen rendered In the following t
Commonwealth ve. Henry Blater,keeplng I
a gambling beuse ; Ignored, Amea M. Ollne i
te pay oeeta. Rule te ahew eauie why that
part of finding of grand Jury should net be
eutcaen en aa imposed oeeta ea Mr. Ollne.
Rule made absolute.
Commonwealth va. J. Milten Roop, vio
lating liquor law j ignored, JameeJackeea
te pay oeeta. A similar rale aad aame die
position.
Commonwealth vs. Bamuel H. Miller,
sailing dlaeaeed meat: Ignored, Levi Zim
merman for oeeta. B trne rule and disposi
tion. In miking the above disposition of oests
the grand Jury emitted the word "prose
cutor" after the namee et Ollne, Jacksen
aad Zimmerman, and this omlislen made
their action void. The rales In b lng made
absolute relieve these men of the payment
of oests, end the result le that no one
Interested In these eases get oeeta.
Of Af ea Iberaday.
Geerge F. Hambrlght, youngest son of
W. F. Hambrlght and night ticket agent at
the Pennsylvania railroad atatlen, waa
twenty -one yeara of age jeaterdey. He
celebrated the event, at the residence et his
father, ft a 430 North Charlette etreet, last
evening by giving a "atag" party. Twen.
ty-twe et bla frleada were present and
they epent a meat enjayabla evening, la
singing, dancing, playing gamue, fte. Aa
orebaatrs, whleh waa oendueted by
Prof. Haas, furnished exeellent mutle.
During tbe evening Mr. Hembtlght waa
presented with a beautiful Initial ring,
which name from his young friends Ed
ward Kaey made tbe premutatien speeeb,
and Mr. Hambrlght, who waa taken com
pletely by aurprlse, responded. The latter
alae received a large cake, cm whleh were
letters Including hi. name and age. The
affair te one et the most pleaaant of Its
kind held thla eeaaen.
BllfhtFlre In Moen Jey,
There waa a slight fire at the bakery of
William Bheellng, In the town et Mount
Jey, en Thursday afternoon. It was cauaed
by a -detective 11 ae, and tbe alarm waa
Bounded shortly after 4 o'elcok. Tbeoltl Tbeeltl
tens responded very promptly, end tbe
tire was extinguished with bueketa et
water berere tbe arrival of tbe hose carriage.
Aeltwaa, tbe dsmsgedene waa slight, but
It would bava been vrry great had It no
been for tbe timely arrival of assistance, aa
the buildings are et frame.
An Apron B.iaar.
Lut evening an apron b.xur opened In
Frank Mettfelt'a new buUdlng en North
Queen street. Tbe attendance waa very
large and tbe display of pretty things tbat
are ettered for sale la very large. It will
be continued te night and tbe proceeds are
te go tewarda tbe construction of a new
Lutheran ehapel te be eall tbe Emanuel In
honor of the late Dr. Green weld. It will
likely be ereeted at Walnut and Plna
atreeta.
B. J. 8. ICuwle Wads.
Rev. J. B. Keen wain, of Mlltersvllle, waa
married en Thursday morn leg In
Pinegrove, Pa, te Miss Carrie D. Miller,
daughter of Rev. E. J. Miller. The
ceremony waa performed In Ht. Paul's
Evangelical obureb, and it was tbe largest
wedding of tbe aeta in In Pinegrove. Miss
Katie Kemberly, of MU Jey, acted as
bridesmaid. Among tbe guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Warfel, Miss Mary Menies
and Miss Msry Bewman, Mlllersvlllr, and
Mrs. B. A. Birr, Laneaster.
Will Have Big Fallowing,
from Ibe Columbia Dally Mens of Thursday.
Fer onee tbe New Era and Kxamintr are
In taver et tbe aame candidate. Each et
tbem haa come out boldly in their editorial
oeiumna in raver et M.jer a. u. iteicceai.
Geerge C. Kennedy, eq , who la a candi
date for tbe Repuolleat. nomination for
district attorney, la a buatler from Huitlere
buig, and will have a big following at tbe
primaries in April. Sheriff Burkbelder Is
aald te be bla backer. The popular aherltf
can give him many valuable pointers.
Millar.vlll Bcboel Olmfs.
Tbe winter seaalen et tbe State Nermal
aobeol oleaed yesterday, and In the evening
theatndenls enjoyed themselves In dltlerent
weye In tbe chapel which waa thrown epn
te them, Te-day there werea large number
of students about the dltlerent railroad
atatlena taking their departure for home.
The rprlug aeaalen epene en April 1.
A atata el tb Brara.
On the fourth of May next, the 'third
anniversary et tbe Bayinarket maaaaere In
Chicago, the atatue In honor of tbe brave two
hundred pollet men wbe faced the mob en
that fearful night will be dedicated. The
atatue, etandleg en the very spot, renreaem a
a police elheer, berole alas, with hla right
band uplifted. The Inscription reeda : "In
tbe name of the people or tbe atate et Illi
nois 1 command peace," tbe words spoken
by Captain Waid a moment before the
bomb was thrown.
Aa AM.rmanle Weeding.
Alderman Plnkerten bad bla fifth wed
ding last evening, when be Joined la
wedlock Geerge W. Tahudy, a Junk-dealer
of tbla city, and Mla Catherine Bender.
A Secial vaai la BaaeMag.
la Reeding ea Thursday Mrs. R. C.
Hale gave a tea whlCi was largely attended,
and among tbe receiving ladles were Mra.
A. J.Btelnmaaand Mlia BlanoheFianklie,
of Lancaster.
Oaeght la a Cotten rictw,
Oharlea Geed, a young man employed at
Oaldweli'e Heading oettoa lap milla, met
with a horrible accident en Tbuiaday. Hla
left arm waa naught la the ateker, a aaacklae
ha BfaswMi aad tara off at the
I WHIRRY TO THE RESCUE.
AkHUMISTBATOM Of HTATB74
nwaKewa tee
aa ajasakttkMd Oeaat; niSfesiBaaiMvs la
treaasea ammuii aeeaiag te Daeevet
aadlmavevs iheMatbees at she ajak-
leg read OesaaalatleM rs el the aatte
HAaateatRa,Pa,Mareh 23 lathe Heuse
today, Wherry, Dsmeerat, et Cumberland,
offered a concurrent resolution directing
the etakleg fund oemmlsskmera te report
Ike. atate of. the alnklng fund, banke.a
whleh atata money te deposited, and tbe
amenatdspealied in each, aoewipinled by
a joint moluttea making provialea for a
aaw ayatem et buslneta.
Wherry bad plared ea the deeka of mom
bare a pamphlet alleging gross mteaaaaage
aseat la tbe dlpoalUea of the alaklegtund
money.
Tkeaoaeerraot reeoluttea waa laid ever
aader the rules unlU Monday evening aad
the Joint resolution waa referred te the
eemmtttee ea weya and means.
Oa taetlen of Few, Philadelphia, a bill
requiting eeurta te transfer Ueenaea te tte
legal representatives of dreeaeed liquor
dealers, negatived la committee, waa placed
ea the ealender.
A motion te fix special order for tbe con cen con
aideraUeaof the bill et MoDenald, Ltoka Lteka
wasae, requiring liquor dealers la cltlee of
tbe third class te pay 1300 Instead of 500
tailed for the second time, lacking the
aeesaaarry twe-thtida vote.
A reaolutlen waa adopted fixing apeelal
Order for tbe oenalderatlon of theaeldlera'
erpbana commission bliu a pretest was
read from tbe Working Women's asaoela
tlea. Pnlladalnhia. aa-alnat tha nrnvUInn In
i am allowing the male inspector mera
eompeasatlen tban the female Inspector.
The Few libel bill, whteh bad been neg.
etlved, waa recommitted for the purpose,
It la nnderatoed, of amending It la accord
ance with the wishes of the Butte Editorial
association.
labqb rBerira tesr ten tarn araiE
An Invf .ligatien or the Werk of the atak
leg Vnnd Oea.mlsalen.ra,
Tbe attention of the Legislature will be
directed very forcibly toward the atate
alnklng fund by a concurrent reaolutlen
and two accompanying bllla whleh Mr.
Wherry purposes te Introduce In the Heuae.
The reaolutlen directs the alnklng fund
commissioners te report te the Legislature
wltbln ten dsys the amount et easb surplus
In the alnklng fund, tbe banks In which It
Is deposited and the amount deposited in
eaeh. Oienf the blile prevldea tbat at the
beginning of eaeh' quarter all the cash aur-
lu. In tbe alnklng rund shall be Invested
i United Btatee bends, exeept the amount
of alx months la ten at en the state debt and
a suffleleat asm te meet any actually need neod
leg negotlaUeea for the purehaae of state
debt and a aumcleat aum te meet any ac
tually pending negotlatlena for the pur
ebeee of elate leans, and 1250,000, provided
that the Investment shall realiss net leea
man z per cent.
In support of the resolution Mr. Wherry
baa bad prepared a pamphlet te be read
with tbe reaolutlen aad distributed among
the membere et the Lregtaletnre. Figures
drawn from the reports of the etnking f and
oemmlaalonere show that their eneraUcma
for the fiscal yeara 1830 7 and 1SS7-B bava
entailed a lese te tbe state of ever 1250,000
and have eansed tbe accumulation la the
fend of an unneceasary cash balance et
12,368843.73 It le shown that the
commissioners sold In the early pert
of the fl'eal year 1837 8 if 000,000
United Btatee 4 per eenL benda
at L24 7-10 when there waa already a cash
balance et nearly 11.600,000 In the alnklng
fund treasury. Tbat these benda were net
aeld for tbe purpose of purchasing out
standing atate benda la shown from the fset
that wltncnt the proofed a of thla sale, after
having purchased 1802,000 (par) of auto 5a
and having met all tbe obligations of the
alnklng fund for the year, there still would
have been lett at tbe end et tbe fiscal year
ever 11,000,000 In cash In the treasury.
Tbe explanation offered by tbe commis
sioners for this .transaction la that it waa
made In anticipation of a decline la the
market value et United Btatee beedr. If.
this were tbe caaetbe anticipated decline
would have te reaeh ea low aa 110 la 1692
before tbe atate could have Buffered nny
possible lore, for tbe very simple reason
tbat the benda would have drawn 17 eenta
en the dollar (par) in Internet between the
time et their aale and February, 1802, when
they would have been needed te meet the
outstanding 5 per cent. lean. Moreover,
there la tbe beat financial authority for the
eaaertlen that net even aueh a finanelal
panle followed the failure et Jay Coeke ft
Ce. In 1873 would put government 4i below
120 at any time between new and February,
1892. '
Upen the hypothesis that UnltadStatea 4i
will be at 120 at least la February. If 02, la
figured tbe lese te the atata of 9260,000 by
tbe operattena of tbe alnklng fund oommla eommla oemmla
slooers dniing tbe peat two years, but In
addition te tbla It Is alae ahewa tbat the less
wenid equal 1100,000 even should tbe
government 4s by sny unforeseen cause be
forced aa low as 110 by 1892, whleh Is net.
however, a result tbat any financier will
admit or oen.lder. Tne losses te tbe state
have been occasioned : First, by tbe eale of
United Siatee benda te purebase atate bends
at an enormous premium ; secondly, by the
purebase of atate benda at an enormous
premium, when a large profit could bava
ueen abewn by tbe purchase of United
Btatee bends Instead of the state bends, aad,
thirdly, by a failure te invest surplus funds
In United 8 tales banda when it would bava
been done with safety, and leaving etlll
large cash balances for future tranaaotlena
in the fend.
These lea.es, aa figured by tbe tranaao tranaae tranaao
teona of dltlerent periods during the two
years upon tbe reasonable hypothesis of a
market value of net leas tban 120 for United
States bends In 1E92, and also upan tbe
Improbable basis of a decline te 110, are
aewn In detail by tbe appended table :
U.S. Hend. at U. B. Uend. at
120 no.
la 1831. In lsl
urrember, 184 ,.
Vebrairy, 18-7
April, iwf
Ijwt mnntb. et ldi7...
November, 1H7
December. 1897
Jan anl June, Inc. '63
J illy aa Nev.. IS 9. .
November, 1883
I
Agslnefin.
18.114 00 11,500 M
bSfiZi 7 tl.8.6 70
11730 10 5X0110
l,l 4C 'M II
mvuieq eo,ieoo)
15,010 64 t.W) 6
15 613UI V7f
4W110
16,(4)00 6,160 IN
KaCsiTw iTbiirsTai
These figures Indicate an Immenae lesa In
either case where a large profit te the atate
might have reaulted from tbe investment
of tbe surplus In Interest bearing securities
Instead of purchasing atate leans net yet
due, or permitting tbe surplus te lie In tbe
banks without bearing latere!.
O'rUj rigbt WllbRwerd.
A brutal fight occurred Tueaday night In
a suburbsn sporting plaee, near Lee An
gelea, Cat., between two J.psneae girls,
wbe bad quarrelled. Tbe girls se'zxl short
Jspaneae awerda and attacked eaeh etber.
Each proved akllful In Ibe use of tbe
weapon, and both were aoen dripping wltb
bleed from numerous cuts. Tbe sfTeir
would esrtalnly have ended In the deatb of
one if net both bad net tbe claah of ateel
attracted a passing policeman, wbe entered
tbe place. Neither girl received mortal
wounds, tut both wete elashed all ever the
upper part of the body,
The Dynamo Draw tta Hseni.
Doctors and aelentlfla men In Hcranten
B'e Interested In a peculiar case which de
veloped there en Thursday. A week age
Cberiee Nler ran a needle Inte bla toot
Uurgeene Bought In vein ter 1L Nler waa
en'ihuraday taken te the plant el the Hu
burban Eleotrle railway and hla feet held
near one of tbe dynemea. la fltteen
minutes the needle waa drawn out.
aeahen's reetasesler.
The postmaster general has appointed J,
K. Brawa prtauater at Geahea, tan
LANCASTER, PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 22, I860.
a atBAK-mwDKe raTMciaw.
eta a-ewen Baff.rlag rraaa the aaaete et
the Long-eontlaatd Cm el Merphia.
Dr. Levi W. Hnrtlnr, age 97 yeara, ter.
aaerlyef Etat Petersburg, Lancaster eoua eeua
ty, who was found flourishing a knife In
the oerrldor of the Philadelphia pottcfllee
early ea Thutad.y morning, waa later la
the day examined by Police Burgeon An
drew. He appeared tt be quite rational
daring the Investigation and made a plala,
atratgbtterward vutement regarding him
self. He aald that be graduated from J.fTeraen
medical callers in 1880 and returning te
hie home engaged la tbe drug bualaeeaaad
praetlee of medicine. He became avletiaa
of neuralgia and loaemnla, and, In order
te obtain rellef, administered merphia by.
pedermlcally. In a ahett time, be became
a slave te the dtuj. Oa oee occasion he
attempted suicide by hanging, but waa die
eavered by a eeuiln and out down. Bubea
quently he became connected with eleotrle
light oemptnlte In Norfolk, Vs., and Wil
mington, Del,
Oa Saturday last be came te Philadelphia.
The Interval between tbat day and yester
day morning was a blank te blm. He
remembers having borrowed eeventy-flve
eenta with which te pay bis fare borne, but
epent the money for merpbia, lie aald that
When he awoke In a police eall be imagined
that he was in an aaylum for the Insane.
Dr. Hertlng wn llrat taken te tbe Sixth
police district, and aent from there by
Police Surgeon Andrews tb Central atatlen.
At the latter plaee be became ae exelted
that theaurgeen aent for Dr. Angnay, the
dletrlct pbyslelan, and had blm administer
a proper dose el morphine. Papers en tbe
prisoner showed tbat he had been forging
the names et pbytlclana In Philadelphia te
prescriptions te obtain the drug. He told
the Burgeon that he oeuld new take from
tea te sixteen grains at a time.
Surgeon Andrews telegraphed his father,
Hiram Hertlng, and he anawered asking
them te send his son te the Philadelphia
hospital. The suigeen, however, thought
that was net tbe proper plaee ter blm, and
aent blm home last evening In care of Dr.
O. M. Bradfield en the 5:10 train for Lan Lan
eister, telegraphing his fsther ha might
expect blm. On tbe way te Lancaster
Hertlng smashed one of the ear windows'
out and tbem attempted tn Jump through It.
Berne gentlemen lu tbe car assisted Dr,
Bradfield te keep him In hta seat and they
only did it with tbe greatest dlfflenity.
Upen his arrival In this elty there wis no
one at tbe atatlen te meet Dr. Bradfield and
he took Dr. Hertlng te tbe atatlen heuae.
There belng no proper place te keep him la
that Institution a permit was given by the
msyer for his admission te the county
hospital. He will be detained there until
arrangements are made te eend him te the
Insane asylum at Hsrrlsburg.
Dr, Hertlng did praitles for a short lima
at East Petersburg as the successor et Dr.
Bowmen, eud it waa then noticed that at
tlmca he aeted etrsngely. He auddenly
quit practlce and left the neighborhood
wlthent any notice te bis patients.
Hta father Is a welt-te de farmer who
Uvea In Manbelm township, near Eaat
Petersburg.
m
"LirrLE OOQUEtTB."
A New Candidal Wax Laneastar gator Ap
pears al tba Op.n. Uoem.
Last evening Hettle Bernard Chase, aa
actress wbe la a stranger te Ltneaater,made
her appearance la tbe opera beuse. Tbe
weather waa verydlesgreeable and tbat may
have affected tbe audtenee, whleh was net
very large. Tbe play waa a comedy by
Charles W. Obaap, entitled " The Little
Coquette." It tells or a young girl who la
given by her father, then supposed le be
dying, en the baltle-field et Vieksburg, te a
farmer, who brings nor up at bla home In
New Hampshire Who Is untitled te aeme
meney,and this anetd,bard hearted money
lender tries te get possession of. In ae
doing he kills the farmer and then haa his
daughter Imperaenate tbe rightful heiress.
All tbe eehemes fall through, however,
aa tbe man who was supposed te hava
been killed turns up wlthabarrelef money
and a revolver as large as a oannen In hta
belt. He reoegnlsis his daughter and unless
Governer It saver Interferes the old villain
will probably be hung In tbe near future.
Miss Ohesslsavery handsome and attrac
tive y eun g woman , The part of Cequtlte, the
rollicking giddy girl, she plays with grace
and freedom and teema te be brim full et
fun at all times. Boe la net long In making
herself a faverlta She singe and dsnesa
fairly and plsys tbe banjo very well. Bome
of her company is s'reng lu tbelr parte
while etbera are net, Tbeie waa consider
able Blogleg during the play.
fATBNT XNCOttkil.
Tney Ar Tt.t.d by Kmma Abbett and W. J.
ITIorvneo,
At the Pittsburg cllie. of tbe phonograph
oempany en Wednesday the Abbett opera
company tested tbe Improved graphophene
phonographs.
These weuderful Instruments are of great
value te slngerr, who ean use them in
studying parta and in toiling their rondlllen
of music which Is new te them.
At tbla trial tbe huge tin funnel waa
screwed upon the mouthpiece and in front
of tbla Ktntna Abbett and ber handsome
tenor, Slgner Mlobelees, neatr-d themselves.
Tueu be sang In his rich voice one i.f tbe
prettiest parts el ibe rpira. "Kee of
Castile." When half through, MUa Abbett
Joined blm.
Then anethei funnel, shaped like a braaa
hern, waa attached te the machine, the
cylinder was reveraed and there waa
heard, nllfncr the room, tbe singing repre
duced. Tbla born magnified tbe tones
without changing the voice. At llrat It
Bounded aa theiiKh the machine was trying
te make fun of the famous sengstress. Bbe
clapped her bandr, and wan fairly convulsed
with the ludicrous slde of tbe experiment.
Bat presently ber eyes sparkled and she
confessed her emblement ever an Invention
that ae perfectly echoes and re-echoes her
voice tbat It will be nc.lble ter ber te feel
audleneea hereafter with meebanlcal en
cores wblle ntie U busy in her dressing
room preparing for the next act.
W. J. Florence, tbe eminent comedian,
alae rebearsea with the phonograph yes
terday. He delivered te it liardwell
Sleter9 stump speech, and then, tn dltler
ent lone h, told Captain Cut tie's aea atery.
Twe hours alter b had ileae this tbe wax
cylinder was refltted in tba machine, tbe
big tunnel was attached, and the wrttet had
tbe pleasure of Leatlntr what ethers de
clsred wts Florence's ghost under a table,
Tne macblne repeated the spseeh and tbe
story In tones leu I enough te be besrd ell
ever tbe room. Tne peroration, the ilatng
re flectien and Ibe final burst el eloquence
were all heard In Florene.'a natural volee.
and ae vivid was the Impression tbat the
apectater Imagined Florence's Inimitable
atyle there, tee
But W. J. hlmaelf (Jiculatcd : Well,
If that's my voice I'm lulgbty glad te make
Its acquaintance. I've beard folks oeuld
recognize all voleea but their own In thla
maeblne ; new 1 knew It. "
O.lera tua Majer.
The mayor discharged four ledgers this
morning. Pat Devlnr, a bum, waaeent te
Ibe workbeuw for ten daye and Charles
Moere, alias Tnea. C.rr, arrested late last
night while actlug eu.plcleutly, by Uilleer
BherU, was sent te Jail for ten dsys.
Deem? Ber Bealpa,
The Legialatute of 1845 paaied an act
paying a bounty for tbe scalps of certain
animals, but tbere was se much opposition
te It tbat It was repealed In 1887, During
tba two yeara It was In force Lancaster
county paid In bounties 12,112.00. Tne act
haa been reintroduced and haspaieeatha
STRICKEN BY DEATH.
HON. BrANLKY MATtBBWS' t-ND OOMKS
Arrr.H a long i links.
History of bis Oareer The Aietetate Jnatlee
Ol the Valtea Mates Hepracue Oeart B
Mr'l.Tsrm la Congress and Strata!
Teiaat In the Ohie Legl.lalara.
Washington, March 22. Hen. Stanley
Matthews, eeeoelate Juatloeet tbe supreme
eeurt et tbe United Btatee, who baa been
eerkmely ill for eeine time paal, died at half
peat tea o'clock this morning.
Ha ht been quite sick ler three weeka,
althoegh bla original Illness datea mueh
farther back. Fer two weeka hla oendltlon
haa been oensldered seileus. Dr. Jehnsen
baa glvea constant attention te him, aad
daring the Utter pert of his Illness Dr.
Llnoela haa beea la consultation wltb him.
Last algbVJastlee Matthews waa ae mueh
weree that Dr. Jehnsen remained wltb blm
during the entire night. He peaeed away
peacefully. All of hla family, wltb lie
exception et bla son, were present at the
bedeide.
The immediate eats) of bla death waa
failure et the secretory function of the
kidneys, causing uraemia poisoning.
Justice Matlhewe waa born ln Cincin
nati, July 21, 1924. He was graduated at
Kenyen college In 1840 atudled law and
waa admitted te tbe bar, aettllng In Msuty
county, Tana. He shortly afterward re
lumed te Cincinnati In 1810 be became
editor of the Cincinnati Herald, tbe Aral
dally supporting the an tl-slavery move
ment la that elty. He became Judge of tbe
court of oemmon pleas In Hamilton county
la 1851, waa atata senator In 1855 and tn
lS&e-Ol waa United Btatee attorney for the
Bentbern district of Ohie. He served wltb
distinction In the Union army during the
war, but realgned his commission as colonel
la 1803 te become Judge of the auperler
oeurt et Clnelnnatl. He was a presiden
tial elector en the Lincoln Jehneen tleket
In 1664 and en tbe Grant-Colfax tleket la
1808. He waa defeated es Republican can
didate for Congress In 1870 and In tbe next
year waa ana of the coue.el before tba
eelebrated eleoteral oemmlaslon, opening
the argument In behalf of the Republican
electors of Flertds, and making the princi
pal argument In the Oregon case, in Mareh
1877 be waa elected United Butter aena aena
ter In place of Jehn Sherman, who bad re
signed. In 1881 he was appointed aaaoela'e
jnattee of tbe Uelted Btatee supreme oeurt.
THB aUPKSMa COURT APJOUHNS.
When the supreme oeurt met at neon to
day, theehalr wbleh had been occupied by
Juatlee Matthews waa draped in black,
When the Justice had taken their aeata
and the marabal had opened the oeurt,
Chief Juatlee Fuller announced that the
oeurt bad beard et the death el Justice
Matthews tbla morning, and that therefore
no buslneei would be transacted te-day.
The marabal therefore declared the oeur
adjourned until Tneeday next,
Tba arrangements for the funeral have
net yet been made. Juatlee Matthews'
brother la bare arguing a eaae before tbe
court, aad be la expected te make all ar
rangements. Nothing In that dlreottea
will be done until the wlshea et the family
bava beea ascertained.
thbaxnatk's action,
Washington, D. C, Mareh 22 la the
Senate te day tbe ebaplatn In hla prayer,
made a feeling reference te tbe death et
Justice Mattbewe. The following note
from tbe Chief Justice waa laid before Ibe
Senate :
Sdfrrhb Court, U. 8, )
Washington, D. C, Mareh 22. i
Te the Senate i It becomes my melan
choly duty te Inlerm tbe Senate of tbe
death of Mr. Juatlee Matthewaln this city
at 10 o'clock tbla morning, it la expected
tbat the funeral will take plaee Monday the
25tb Instant, at one o'clock p. m , but fur
ther notice of time and place will be given.
B!el).
M. W. Fm.t.i.11, Chief Justice.
Mr. Hear moved tbat out et reepeet te the
memory of the eminent msglstrete who,
after a Judicial aervlee ae faithful and te
fameur, baa gene te bla real, the Senata de
bow adjourn.
Tba motion waa agreed te, and the Senate
at 1:06 adjenraed until tomorrow.
TUB MIOULB STATES LKAUUB.
Yerk Admitted te afmb rihlp-A Met te
Ul LaueMr la.
A apeelal meeting of tbe Middle Slate
Leagne waa held at tbe Glrard house,
Philadelphia, last evening, all tbe clubs
being represented. Among the delegate
present wet Jamea Farrlngten and Jamea
C. Dsvlne, or Herrlaburg; Henry I
Meyers, et Yerk Eddie Cuthbert
acd W. W. Uloeken, of Reading,
and Charlea K. Masen, of Philadelphia,
The Yerk elnb was admitted te member
ship, and the olreult will be completed by
tue admission et either the Metropolitan or
Laneaster elub. if the former Is taken
into tbe fold It will remove fiem New Yerk
te Din bury, Conn. Terretce Cennell le
booming Laneaaier, and It tbat city Is ad
mitted be will Iteate a club here. Seeretary
Yelir. waa Instructed te vl.lt Lancaster and
ascertain If tbe people of that city want a
club, and, If ae, tbey will get the preference
ever the Metropolitan,
Terry Cennell, wbe Is said te be booming
Lancaater, Is a Pelladelpblan and waa for
merly a well known nmplre. In 1881 be
aeted In tbat ospaelty In tbe gamea between
Ibe Ironsides and Laneaster clubs. Volts
Is tbe bate ball editor et tbe Philadelphia
J'ftis, Tbe clubs In dltlerent neighboring
cities were erganised by old bstlplayeiaaxd
managera of Philadelphia. The only Lan
caater man wbe bas taken any Interest In
the formation of a elub here la Geerge W.
Goedbart, who Is away with a dramatic
oempany. It may be tbat the citizens ean
be worked up aufflciently te form a elub,
but It Is dcubttuf.
A Baby la a Balcb.l.
Trainmen going through the train Just
arrived from New Haven at the Grand
Central depot at New Yerk, at 2:15 p. m.
yeaterday, found a queer looking black
enamelled satchel under a teat It waa
taken te the superintendent's elflee, where
It was opened. There was a baby In it, a
boy net ever a month old, In a long white
Blip, and tltnnel skirts packed about ita
feet Tbe old valise had been lined with
cotton, end In tbe snug nest tbe baby slept
contentedly under tbe gszeef the aaten.
Isbtd tralumee. Tbe secret of lie sleep wts
found In a ball filled milk bottle smelling
strongly of paregoric. The waif waa turned
ever te the polies.
A Uuk-umi Itlerrd.
Jehn H. Kantfman, bone abeer, wheae
ahep Is st Ne. 41 North Christian street and
borne at Ne. 310 Seeth Prince, met with an
accident en Thursday afternoon, while
aboeleg a muetang pony. He was about
plobleg np the animal's front feet when be
reared up, Mr. Ktuilman waa thrown
heavily upon bis back. Ills right wrltt
waa badly sprained and ha waa braised
about the body. Hta Injuries might fasvn
been mueh mere serious bad it net been
that in falling be struck against William
Walls, wbe was standing near. Aa It la
be la unsble te work.
Iowa tarmtrs Sewing Thlr Crep.
Cabsen, lows, Msrch22 Wbeataowleg
li about done. Otis and barley are being
sewn. Winter rye le looking well. The
jrea41adry,
AN OLDHBtT JKBBKT LAW.
Therenatly re Owlaais by xVlrgtas, atalde
ana widow." el Previaelal Tlaae.
rreatthe Baltlmcre Bea.
Berne" dusty, musty, crusty, fusty" old
bachelor of Ne w Jersey baa unearthed a law
et that atata whleh datea back te provincial
tlaee, bat wbtek, aa It baa never been form
ally repealed, aad baa fsllea into what Mr.
Olavetaad would eall ' tnnocuena deeue
tude," might be revived and put In force If
tba daladad and Indignant husband should
nppem se us court te punian tne ratr de
ceiver. Tba law, wbleh we find la tbe
Newark Advtrtiter, reeda that "all woman,
of whatever age, rank, profession or degree,
whether virgins, maids or widows, who
shall after thla aet Impose upon,
eeduee or betray Inte matrimony aey
of bla msjestj's subjects by virtue of
scents, oesmetlcs, washes, pslntr, artificial
leetb, falae hair or hlgh-beeled shoes, shall
Incur tbe penalty new In force against
Witchcraft and like misdemeanors."
Everybody knewa hew witches were dealt
With la these days, and hew nineteen
peraenn were ranged at Halein, Massachu
setts, la 1030, but the New Jersey statute
enlarges the scope of the wttoberaft law and
mas os It a penal ctlense for "virgins,
maids aad widows" te delude Impressions!
men Inte falling lu love with them. What
waa demanded et them then, and la-still
required of tbem by tbe statu te In question,
te that they aball be plain In dress, staid In
deportment and reserved In apeech and
action. But It appears In these daye or
tbe atalute would never have been
enacted as In these daya et greater freedom
from sumptuary restraints, the feminine
heart could net resist the passion ter
conquest, and actually resorted te thnea
appliances thsl would heighten tbelr beauty
or raider mera Irreslstlble tbelr attracttena,
Tbey eeught tben, aa they de new, te
lnereaae their stature by ' wealing high
heeled shoes the heels were red In these
days by wearing artlfielal leetb, and
dtcklng out their scanty tresses with falae
hair; and thus powdered, and eeented, and
painted, aad pstehed, these wily feminine
lieluders went forth armed and equipped
In muslin or brocade te seouee or
betray Inte matrimony h'a majesty's
Bubjeets." Oee would like te knew
wbat effect thla law against feminine falsa
pretenses, looked nnen and punishable
aa "wllcberalt" by tbe ancient fathere of
New Jersey, bad upon tba delightfully
deceptive arllQeee it was Intended te
suppress. There la no rroeid In tbe courts
of New Jersey te ehew tbat any of tbese
fair deluders were either hanged or burned
at the stake. Oee would like te knew,
also, In describing the offending partlea aa
virgins, mslds and widows," wbat
distinction the old legislator made between
virgins and maids, it use te be considered
tbst virgin and maid were convertible
terms, but It would seem aa if lu these d.j a
tbey thought differently, If ault were
brought under the atatute in New
Jersey oeurt bow, what a oemlo turn
would lie given te it when the husband be
trayed, aa ne would awear,lnte matrimony,
brought Inte oeurt what tbe French eall
the pleeea of oenvlotlon," sod solemnly
ley en the trial table the appurtenanees of
bla wlfe'a toilet table ber patchouli and
cologne, ber powder box and naif, 'her
uuuiie, niiuii, p.mi, raise nair, am am
Hetel teeth and hlgb-beeled shoes." if any
daugkter of New Jeasey still sets out te
ensnsre a men Inte matrimony with aey
of these useful eppllanoer, It would be well
for her le remember that there Is Ibis law
en the statute boob, and that the secrets of
bsr wltoheralt may be exposed and the
witch beraslt punlshtd,
MONUMENTS AT ClKrTrHtSUHU.
Repert etth OommlMleu Appointed lly Gov Gov
ereor Beavcr-aiay SI and ail Vlad
for tba Indication,
The report of tbe commission appointed
by Goyarner Beaver, under tbe act of 1887,
tn loete monuments en Ibe Gettysburg
bettlansld bad made Is report. The
commission oemprised General J. P. H.
Gobla, General Jehn P. Tayler, Jehn P.
Nicholas, Colonel R. Brnee Rleketts aad
Samusl Harper, who review In tbelr report
tbe work done by tbe commission since lis
appointment A meeting et tbe commis
sioners waa held In Harrlsburgen Thursdsy
when the report was signed and aent te
Governer Beaver.
Reference Is made te the failure et the
Legislature te make any prevision for the
expenses or ibe oemmttalon. Mention is
made el tbe effort et oertaln reglmenta of
the Pennsylvania Reserves tn bava their
separate appropriations of f 1,600 eaeh con cen
eaildated, for Ibe purpose el erecting a
memorial hall at Gettysburg, end tbla
matter haa caused tbe oemmlaslon much
embarsaasment, two of Its members having
oemmlttnd themselves te tbe prrjset before
the dlflleulUee surrounding It were
apparent.
Since the decision of tbe attorney general
that tbe fund oeuld net be consolidated aa
was contemplated, two regiments et the
Rtsirve Cerps, tbe Ninth and Tenth, have
submitted designs for separate menumente
and oantmeta have been awarded therefer.
Coeper'a Battery baa alae ereeted a aepaiate
monument. Diiueuityindetlnlngtbekind
et Inscriptions and the aoepe of the aame
caused tbe commission sorue trouble. All
possible latitude waa glvea. A close
scrutiny was made of all Inscriptions In
order te prevent errors. In locating tbe
positions of several oemmanda there waa
aeme trouble because of their changes of
location doting the battle. It le stated
tbat 9121,000 was appropriated, or f 1,600 for
each of the HI regiments. It Is new sp
patent that this sum Is lnsauielen, as tbe
oemml.slouera dud from tlllclsl ispeits
tbat there are 81 oemmsnCs entitled te
monuments. A further appropriation et
f4,60O Is askei te complete tbe work.
Altera conference with Governer Beaver,
May 21itand 22d, lfc9, were deslgnsted as
the time todedleate the monuments wltb
appropriate ceremonies. In oenoluslon,
the commissioners think a fitting menu
ment should be raised at Gettysburg te
commemorate tbe mllitaty genius and
splendid patriotism et General Geerge
Gorden Meade.
TO I. RAVE ON alTUUDAT.
Hit, Or. Knlgbt ana lb Vrstry f Jsuic.'
Obarcb Going te Attlwnnk.,
Rev. Dr. Knlgbt, tbe new blahep et
Milwaukee, will leave Lancaster for bla
new home with his family en New Yerk
and Chicago Express te-morrow afternoon.
By a special arrangement tbla train, which
runs around the elty, will atop at tbe
Manbelm turnpike crossing,' en thecal off
above the elty, te take parly en beard. Tbe
committee appointed te accompany Dr.
Knlgbt consists of Newton Ligbtner, W.
Aug. Alice, S. 11. Reynolds, W. A. Morten
and Geerge Calder. Mrs. M. H. Reynolds
will aoeompwy the party as far aa Alteena.
At Chicago they will be met by a commit
tee from Milwaukee.
The Installation or Dr. Knight will lake
plaee en Tuesday morning next et 10
o'clock. Right Rev. Dr. McLaren, blahep
of Chicago, will conduct the eervleea, as
sisted by the bishops el lows and Qulney.
Tbe aervlesa will be conducted by Rev.
Beymeur, bishop of Sprlegtleld.
The candidate will be presented te tbe
cen.ee rs ter by the bltbeps et Minnesota
and Dakota.
Goods MappeMd te b Btolte.
Thes. W. Lawrence was arrested In U.l
tlmoreen Wednesdsy evening while sell
ing pistols, pocket sad table cutlery. He
had sold three p'.tots and had a number of
etbera In his possession. He claimed that
he bought tbese arllelee la Philadelphia.
The police antherltlea believe tbat he stele
them and will bold blm until Inquiry eaa
be made.
Chief Bmelta has telegraphed te BatU BatU
mere In reference te the Elohells robbery
and a description of the goods lest by that
gentleman ea Tuesday Bight
Tbe Soup Ileae Clet. Te-morrow.
The soup beuse will be elced for tbe
season tc-morrew morning, and persons
who daalre te get tbelr last square steal
then had better make arrwgeateataae
fttdiH'y.
PRICE TWO CEKT8. -4
r 2 'i
DIED ON 'THE GALLOWS.
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MiNNXAreMs, Mian, Marea 91 v
Timethy end Pater Barrett were hi
here te-day for tbe murder at Ta
Tellefaen,July20tb, 1887. The dra rail atJ
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n,i,j wn ueraiBg tnere wee a aaga a-
M4 IU.M t. I... ., M . . .
.Kimiiunn n jui nwnniag roc saw aaa,,, j
outlen of, Timethy aad Peter Barrett, hat :
only 160 people were admitted te tba im,,t4
Promptly at It o'clock the aaarM aad hat W 1
deputies entered Ueemdemaedaeew'eeette'iV-i
nil nnlnk-ta n..... J .l. . .... .. . 'A
--- i-.-., t.cjmav ww ir tarn ansaws.tV)H
-us.w nn uuptMsuiien lAeasaaetaaaa ;,
eVSrVthlne rinna u ....illll-.l. a Vi
possibly. Thar w tint m hitah u. ahM-l
two man mat that itv mm ... .- taV
Tim fell like lew. bnt there waa a mMiZSL
twitching la Peter's body. Death aamj
raauouier oein. wi
The Barretts mnrdarad ririnr fkn.H
Tollefsea, of tbe Cedar Avenue etreet ear's J
line, about 12:80 o'clock en thaUf... .v
llu.1 .. .. . .. . .Tl ri
,,u' "e ear was ia tne aabaraa J a
On Ita last trio, thre am hn.Mi u n $?.
holding revolvers te tbe bead ef driver Tel- "jj
lersea, demanded tbe easb box, Ma A 2
refused te glva It up. aad was shot twsna s
aad killed. Tba atarderera thea fled, ear- M
ryiofriue oex witn them. They eeeared -j
uus wm. some weeka later. Hear, aiina xi i
" Keddv " .-
and finally, November 17, eeafaased ta tba t ,
vt ui usiuir, impiieattpa; bh twa :
uiu.u-ia, Aiosuieynoa reter Barrast. waa v:
were tried for tbe murder aad eeateaeed ta -
death. 'f
ut btttH ay nre f,&
DOVXR, N. H. Mareh 22 Tea attw heMVvIl
bolldleg here w.a tetallv daetmna t aaa!a
wuiea waa aweeverea near tba
under the oeurt room at 240 a. am. t day. Taa li
building oeotalaad tbe eliv elerk'acalaa.,
oeunty oemm'salonst's efflea, regtetrkM at 7i
nrehatnanrt n AmmAm u.ll .. J '
--" " - -., IfVlltJV WIWI IfMOM W
aiaermen and oeunoll chambers, canawl
ei we oeara or aseeaaers, leard af-7-va
aupervlaera and elty mesaeaast. atah
aobeol eadatci, tbe elty opera hoc si, taa imSA
with a seating ospaelty et 1,000. Tssat
uau wn Duns in loei bhej wita uiprava x
msnia cost 171,000. jj2;
Itbaea, N. Y., Mareh sa-Taa aaiatr.V,
waa bunted this morning. Lesa, m,m li i
inauranae, awi.uuu. ine are was
edly the work of aa laeeadlary.
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The Thlaf Orepp.d the Heeey aas. t-&t
iKvr leax, ataren ia Tsra aakaawa
mea made a bold attempt early thai sasta '
Ins tn rnklha ula nt ska - -
street station el tbe Third Aveaaa ilsiatael
read. Oely the gstamea waa taaaarat.
ftkA -.. ...a. k.l..
h.miiiiii ( tnTiwaew vvwr tawy,;
airueiare te tne atatiea oppesm. eaa af v.
the men benahta tiaket ana kt Sfc-
i iii, .".".. r rr r.T t- ?'
wsmpimnm lorreosiviDg IBOSn WltSksat aa ?
positing It. The gateasaa raaaed aat.la"'
insist ea tba paseeagar detNMtatet? taa
ticket. During the wraagHrttat ataMnT.1
hta ceaftderate allpped Inte the ttsfeat eaata
extracted a bag oeotalnlag 1480 tnm thf V
safe aad waa makleg tfl with It, wbea thai''.
gatemaa saw.blm. Tba thief waa half-way r
dbwkthe autre te the' etreet befera avert V
taken. Ha dropped tba 'baa awdvraa.?
Meanwhile the ethei tied aadae teawafV
them can be found. k ,f v'
rreetanaaMaaa by no wsertaBt. '" W
tVlavtlfli-AH Tfc fl --.V M..-f.i''
"-"-""' f y --" -, ,,
rotary .neme aaya taai tee Ptewaaiaisaa atija
the petident opening te settle
landa In Oklahoma territory will I
either this afternoon or to-merrowi
The president will this afteraeea
nroctematlea forbidding any pan
Inte any Alaskan watera la which t
found ter the purpose of killing these aat '
mala Tba proclamation will natte tha:
reesnt sat of Ounsress baartna era thla - ' :
Je0t J
K
TrIM te KIU Bla
sir.
5f.
CiNeiNNATf, O, March 22 J. X. Orsalr-i"
a weanny oeai mereaaai or Aitaaseat, avy,v?
thla morning aaada repeated attssBBts la
duh ms erains out ia bh raaai aa ana",. :
Palace hotel, -tbls eltv, aad la aew dylaa;;
from tha Injuries Itflteted apaa blsbssat" .
He attempted le drag hla wife with Maa -.:
elalmlngt Wa wilt die together. -leas
than aevea f raetare a of taa akall i
made la hla deaperata aMaaata. aUawl.;
escaped injury. Tha aaasa at tha aat at
msnlal danreaafen. brennhlaa h- haaa'V
w ,
worry.
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asaat taa:
teles,:
aetalaa.;
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MBMHMF m
sta ara.
An oil Bing'e Dasahtav te ateny. , ,-iS
iw xeuk, Marenxi Tne aaarrvaga at'
Mian KllMb-th Hnekafaller. -- ---.-
of Millionaire Jobs D. Rockefeller, ta Urrft
Cbsrles A. Streng, eea et the Rev. Dr, e
nuuu, Mmytmt wutmnmr tn mjvm
Bill tmmrm nlu. Ihla-.ttlRa Is ! ,
- ... .-- f.mw .- ,--. B n r - r- .
Mr. Roekafeller'a heaaa. The eeua Ul f,i
mil far Karens ta. arrow. "hi
m i
(1aatld Kllllaa Hta fBTIIa.
Patkbsen, N. J., Much S3.-Taa.Bif0
Lsbbe, the laborer wbe barbareaaly aat aa gi
his young wife and la new la Jail awaHaag v,v.
trial for murder, te-dsy oenfeeaedto havkm T'
killed bi.i wife, but aald aha waa aataHhfat &
and ne iecs ner lira wnua laneriag anaav a ",1
a. ..... cr .... k i- l- . 'i-i
killed her and wants te haesr aa acea aa';S
possible.
f.T tun (waits Maiaar.
&
uuvnii, . at, aivu mmhi
field, wbe was recently placed ea trtt -' -
Ita mnrdar. and who Dlaadrd asditV tm?l
- mJ CI ...k AA VkM . mm T
- , . .. m r-.i5
m-nBintia. Ia.H. aaataaaeA hn-f
five yeara la atate prison, with hard leiee,f
and te pay oests.
Jehn Brlgnt Wersr.
Londen, Mareh 22 Mr. Jehn Bright la '
wetae te-dsy. He passed a bad aigk-.
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WBATBBB UtDlOAnOBB,
nWAsniweTON.D. C, Marsh I
Eastern Pennsylvania t Fair,
I ary temperature ; northerly
uaekayaTrata.
An old German, who leeks ilka a traaaa ?
-m mIwab hla Hni ia Anrivaa WaalT a 'i
wa uuujUk M. iaaawii wa wmvmmmw mmmi M
taken te tha oeunty hospital. Ma waa, Vi
walking en the track et tba Cela Ma a. St
1UII Jjeyuai. luuim jwmmimj mnmttmmmt ',g
wuea us vhww vj a. aa,a wvw-
calved a very ugly eat la the head aad waa
otherwise bruised, bat hla Ir Jut lea. era aat
at all serious. ,
The Baltimore Sun aaya that the old await
tin lila tmma 1 at IJtlltL srna aBrBsnt
h. n.r.H a.w-Y.nui'ufallAa- ttaar HanraaAa-
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Grace.
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A picjdBMMattetaaaat.
At a meeting of tha La
club held laal evealag U was
tmi it a nrand tenrnamenl at
park en July 4th. Tne last aaTalr at thti'.
kind w. a brilUanteaa ; ?.
8hnaa. am el Ory Soeoa.
The abertu hs posted Nils for tha sale at
t e stock et Jeha 8. Gfvler, dry sTkbsa
h.nt. whiah wss levied BfOB. Ba
Tbarsday ea a dcaea eissattsss,
Will begtaeB Wedataaay aaalat laMgb
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