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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
SAD MARINE DISASTER.
A Sfor:H-Tcsscd Party washed Into I
Raging sea,

A stor.m-rcsscd Party washed Into the
Raging sea,
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The steamer
Edith GODDARD, Capt. Smith, which ar-
rived here to-day from Mentigo bay,
brings the report of sad marine disaster
OH the 10th inst. to the bark FOntabella,
Capt. Nixon, Falmouth, jamaica,
for London, with u cargo Of sugar, rum,
logwocd, etc. She had cleared the port
rccfand got out safely. Shortly after the
wind died away and a strong sea current
set her toward the reef which lay
three miles to the lceward Of Fai-
mouth. within quarter Of i mile Of which
she let go her anchor. Hearing Of Ito
pariIous position of the vessel Captains
Hopcwcll of the bark Medina, WOOley, of
the bark Dundee, and Defries, tho pilot
and l,arbOr master, went on beard the
FOntabclla to atfOrfassistance. Three other
anchors were let go. At about p. III.
the wind set in from the north with heavy
sea and the vessel dragged her four
anchors. and was driven on the reef, Cap.
tains Nixon, Horewell and WOOlcy and
Mrs. Nixon and the crew were all
washed into the raging sea. MIS-. Nixon
having life prcScrvcr on, she, her son
and Mr.. Martin, the mate, were saved,
but all the others pei iShcd.
The names of the scamen were Canton
Dixon aud Aubrey Murphy. The bodies
were all recovered the next day and
buried III the Falmouth cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

VALUA;sI.E CITY PROPERTY At :'UE-
LIC SALE. On FRIDAY. DECEMHEi:
81, 1884, will DC sold on the premises. southeast
angle Centre Square, the Following: valuable
real estate, viz:
No I. y Lot of Ground, southeast corner q!
Centre So uarc, with Il frontage ON said square
OF feet, including 81 feet wide alley west
side. with further extension Oi said line east
ware! :S' feet, more Or less To prOpcr:yoi Abr:i-
ham Hirsh, then south, ~ feet, more or less. tn
u :; feet wide alley. running: east and wc~t, then
east ward along s;,i alley sl feet, more or less,
to property of Isaac Stirk. then south Il feet ::
inches, including saitt alley, more or less to
property Of Neal Lar;in's estate, then west GiL
feet, more or less. to property Ot Either "
IIO5tettcr. then north GJ feet :; inches. incud
ing the fleet wide alley, more or less. tn
Centre SOU re. on which Is erected two story
BRICK BUILDING, formerly occupied by DR..
Mishlcr for the man nufictUrc of Eittcrs and GOid
and Sodium: also, another part two and part
threc-stOry Brick Euilding, :t'!jniniEg StIrl,s
property on the "uSt iEitncr~& " Hns;et.cr on
the west, AMI Neal Lagan's estate ON the south.
now used ;ts Il Dwelling and Beer Saloon; good
Cellar and Sewerage rs well ~ t':is ami w Itcr
throughout the entire buildings.
NO.2. 4 Lot OF Ground, situI!c ON the north
side OF Middle street, 20 fert in front. and in
depth 1lO1I feet, more or less, to- IL common
alley. known as Howard street, on which has
been lately erected - tiIrec-s!oTy Brick Dwell
ing House.
sale to commence ut O'clock y. III. of s:iia:
day, when terms Of sale will be ni,c known
by ELIZABETH MlSillER.
HENRY SHUBERr, Auct. di..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

This wine sor sickness has long been in pop
ular favor, but by no means Intoxicating in
its nature. We refer to Spccr'S Port Grape
Wine, which has b on introduced int the hos
pitfalls and among first families in New
York, the principal I" Gg stores iii this city, by
Alfred Spccr, of Passaic, y. j., who has de-
voted himself for many years to the cultiva-
tion OF the OportO Grape. and the study of
fermcn;atiOIs, ana producing an article, the
medical properties of which are said by gen
tlcmen of reputation to DC unsurpassed Mr.
Specr fcrments his wine by = new process, pc
culiar 10 himself, without the addition OF .ugar
or spirits We doubt whether there is Il vine
yard in the Old or new world thai can yield
wine at all comparable 10 this in richness
ticlicacy of flavor. Al! first class ':rugS!Sts
kccpit.
The above extract floEl the New York Her.
a'd shows the appreciation in winch spccr's
wine is held abroad. We have drank the wine
and can truthtully endorse what the above cx-
tract says conc .a'g its good qualities. The
way in which il is .naturcd by Mr.. Spccr gives
il II finer fiavo.' i!!.t any wine we ever drank.
-Rost0n Trdt &c..
This wine endorsed by Dr5 Atlo:: ana
Davis, an'i i"r -ale by II. +. Sllymakcr.
iIiJ1w;lSW
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srn Red u ls9,s Penn'a Red and Amber 81 lsO

III " S
Corn DUH and weak: steamer, SIC vel
low I1ac mixed. 5lSII1sc.
~ Oats dul! but steadily held No. W hitc 49c ::
ed 4j1fG i6c.
Rye duh ut 9Sc
PROVISIONS market and prices dull:
mess pork-old, SiS OOGlS 80 new SIl ;5xI Is 90
beef namS SIS OO1lS 20: Indian mss beef
xil 30 Bacon-smOked shoulders SIC ;.salt 90
SS1sS94e; smoked hams 911z6l0Isc: pickle,,
Lard dull city kettle SIC: loose butchers,
SSS109; prime steam not quoted
Butter market easier under free offerings
which are mostly of the medium grades:
Creamery extra 35c: do goO,l to choice 3DTS;lc:
Bradford county anu New York extra IS S:l3Oc:
western reserve extra a3assc: do good t(,
CHOICE lSl &c: Rolls dull aside from choice:
penna Extra 20GsSc Western Reserve extr:,
21024. '
Eggs scarce and strong; Pe,,n'a $50 iac:
Western SGSSc.
Cheese firm but dull New York full
cream ut &4e: Western full cream la,c:
10 fair to good ll1sGl215c do halt skins
Petroleum dull refined at &c
Whisky dull at 81 l6
SeedS-GoOd to prime clover Jul 7r.E,s.
Flaxseed neglected 81 3Ol1l Is.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

The Hdrf= COia6;natiOm.-Of this organiZi-
tion which will begin weeks engagement ~
temporary says: Ito say that everyone was
delighted is not enough, tor VIC can safely rs
sert that 4 more pleased audience never left
the opera house. Lawton pleased immensely
ana again received numerous cncOrcs. Parker
with his dogs, and Duncan the ventriloquist
again delighted the audience IIartZ himself
is widely known as an accomplished Illusion
ist and slc:ght-of-hand performer. Presents
will he given away every night.
Christmas Show.-On Saturday evening q
minstrel and variety entertainment will bc
given in the opera house by the best talent in
this city. An immense prosromme will bo
played, and it will bc a great holiday treat.
The queen of medicinal soaps, the matchlcss
Cuticur:l. Sales, 1879, i5O,GG0 cakes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
ARGUMENT COURT.
Judgments Entered-Orders Made, &c.

Judgments Entered-Orders Made, &c.
In the case of John P. Huber, executor,
VS.. Jacob Souders, administrator Of Mary
Souders, his wife, with notice to Jacob
Souders terre tenant judgment was en-
tered in favor of the plaintiff for s5S3. %
Frick & Co. VS.. Ryon & Co. In this
case, on motion Of George Nauman. attor-
ney for the plaintiff, the court granted the
plaintiff leave to withdraw from the suit
their claim upon the six car loads of coke
first set forth in the copy.
Account filed of coke, as shipped in the
month ending Juno 30, without prejudice
to their right to proceed for the same in
another action. Judgment was entered for
s972.35, the amount admitted to he due
On the remaining items.
Ann G.. Berst's Use VS.. Peter S. Berst
defendant, and Peter S. Berst. executor of
David Berst, deceased, garnishec. Judg-
ment was entered in favor of the plaintiff
and against Peter S. Berst. executor of
David Bcrst, deceased, garnishee, for
$3.50. The sum admitted to be in his
hands by his answers to interrogatories to
be paid out Of the fund.
Appointed Auditor.
The court this morning appointed A. F.
Shenck. esq, auditor to audit the accounts
of the different county officers for the year
1890.
Tho Printing Of Lists
In the matter Of the printing OF the ar
gument and trial lists the court ordered
the rrothonotary to have the lists tOr the
year 1881 printed the same as he has in
tic year 1880 and to get it done as cheaply
rs possible.
When the court made this order, Coun-
ty Solicitor Fulton was in court and
stated that he understood that the bills
for printing these list wero entirely too
large, ard he stated that from what he
could learn, the price would reach
81 page. Mr.. Fulton was en-
tirely too high in his figures. OF
this fact Judge Livingston was aware,
and he sharply told Mr.. Fulton that this
was something with which the county COM
missioncrs had nothing whatever to do.
1t was done through IN order of the court,
and the commissioners would have enough
to do if they would attend to what con-
ccrncd them.
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Lumber Manufacturing In Chester Cs'"ns.
West Oh ester Local News.

Lumber Manufacturing in Chester Cs'"n:y.
West Chester Local News.
II. +. Shimp, the well-known lumber
manufacturer, was in town yesterday
afternoon, lie tells us that he has three
saw-mills in this county and is largely
Interested in another ut Mannheim, Ian
caster county. Those in Chester county
are situated as follows One at Laurel iron
works, one at NorthbroOk and the other
at DOwningtown. At the latter mill hc cut
during tho last month III, 900 feet of oak
and hickory, which is more than has ever
been cut in the same time by any mill in
the country. His other mills ale doing q
good business. At Laurel the logs have to
bc hauled a much greater distance than at
the former. Mr.. Shimp has received
more orders during the last eight months
than he can fill. Among his best costom-
crs arc the Baltimore Central, West
Chester & Philadelphia, and Delaware
Western railroad companies. The Penn
sylvania railroad company also purchases
from him large quantities OF sawed ties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EVERY man to his trade is an old saying.
and the more closely :. person applies himself
to any one subject the more proficient he be-
comes in his particular line. Some doctors
make specially of Il certain disease and study
everything that has a bearing upon it. They
experiment with different medicines until one
is found that goes right to the mark. This may
be said OF the c. & c. Cordial manufactured
and for sale by DR.. Browning. Hi Arch street,
Philadelphia. 1t is FOR coughs and colds ami
when used searches out every par; that is at
tccted. Relief Is experienced in an incredibly
short time. Give it q trial. Sold by all drug
syiSfS q 5rc q hO.t1a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
DEATHS.

MUssELMAN.-Dcc. - 1850, In this city, Harry
d.. son OF II. d. AMI sarah MUSaclnlan, III the
18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF :hc family az,
respectfully inyited to attend The funeral from
the residence OF his parents, l3I North hippen
street, OH Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock. st
MCSEAL-In this city, on the 2!st inst, Henry
B. McNeal. in tho 9Th year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends of the family, also
Ee-siIail-ko-nee Tribe ]. q. X. NJ, No. -, Ian
caster Lodge No. G., 1. U. .. f., Inland City
Lodge X. OF T.. No. IS. arc respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from lis late residence,
No. l33 Slippen street. on Friday afternoon. at
2I% O'Clock.
Noun; Joy papers please copy. 2:i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
What They Mean.

w. H. Eglc NJ. ID. in Perry county ''Frrcman.''
COnewingo or Concwanso, corrupted
from the Delaware. "Grneunga, signify
ing" They have been gone 4 long time
or They stay a long time
COnewago is an IroquOis word signify
reason VIC have several streams bearing its
name-emptying into the Susquehanna.
Conestoga is a corruption from the tribal
name of the Sasquesalannocks, vino arc
called in the French relations "An,lastes"
or Gandastogues," meaning ''Cabinpc!c
men, from ''Andasta," - cabin pole
am of the opinion that this was the term
by which the Iroquois designated the Sus-
Iuellannas who were their mortal enemies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

This morning a young man named
Emlen Ferrier, residing on North Null
berry street, and employed ut Blickendcr-
ler's foundry, had the middle finger Of his
LEFT hand torn Off at the latter place by
the member being caught between the box
and frame work Of 4 machine used for
cleaning castings, upon which he had i'll
aIvcrtcntlv rested his hand.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

To-day the Penn iron works arc having
put into position an immense autOmati ic
steam hammer, the heaviest ever used in
this city, and one of the heaviest ever used
anywhere. Ii was manufactured by VIM.
Il. Bement & Co., of Philadelphia, and is
intended for making heavy steam tnrgcs.
The anvil block weighs ten tons and Il
half, and tie hammer one and a quarter
TONS
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AARkETE.
Now York Market.

NEW York, December 23-FlOur-Statca and
Western dull and I'm buyers favor ;
Superfine State at % 0003 IS; extra
do "a 9Dll4 80; choice, dO "a 55Io5 %: fancy
do s. o. 15G5; round hoop Ohio a 3505 p; choice
do at s. 3O06 .; super1ine western 81 OOG3 -;
common to good extra do a 2O149O; choice
do 3 OOG5 Is: choice white wheat do s. 90
Gi6 %; Southern quiet and heavy common to
fair extra - S595 y good to choice do q 409
q 80.
Jan. 81 l434; do Feb, 81 1654; No. , Red, JAN,
81 lGt4@l 1sl4 do Feb. 81 1891 20; do March
81 2lL dO May 81 2l%.
Corn a shale 1imrcr, moderately active
Mixed western at spot, 550s7kc; do future ut
56AG5Sc.
Oats shade stronger; No. 2 Feb. 4s11llc; State
l31lGc; Western llL04513c.
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n (il1iie sumner.

AT E. l.. lIambrisht's hotel, on the Col
rlnbia turnpike, last evening, the propri-
et"r gave Il game supper to about thirty of
his friends. Ncnison, wild turkey and
other spells OF Mr.. IL. S recent hunt i'll
Virginia graccd the table, and the guests
were charmed by the tccthsOme viands
and the excellent manner in which they
Wcrc served
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

Last evening about G o'clock some per.
son unknown, either accidentally or in
tcnti"nally, ran against the show window
of J. itothcrmel's brush store, corner Of
South Queen and German streets. aud
broke into fragments the large plate glass
of the window. The perpctrator ran off
u: full speed out German street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

A CHANGE FOR VARIETY ACTORS.
II On JANUARY %, 1881. q variety show
will be given in this city by Wilmer 4 Co. The
following parties connected with the show
offer challenges:
Costello and Cochran challenge any pair of
clOggists in the city for u pair of belts.
e. Wilmer challenges any bar performers in
the city for medal.
j. isetalick challenges any banjoist in the
city for 4 medal.
G. Cumming. challenges any tumbler in tho
city for u medal.
e. Shay challenges any aged negro performer
OF this city tor u medal.
TrewitZ and Shufiebottom challenge any
pair OF mouth organ players of this city for IL
medal.
Toiu Goodman challenges any high kicker
of this city for Il medal.
Burns an,l Frankfort challenge any pair of
Irish comedians In the city for u medal.
Isaac RittenhOuse challenges any pie cater
of this city for gold dollar.
Any person desiring to accept any OF these
challenges will please call ut SOrrei Horse rcs-
taIrant, between Z and O'Clock in in the even
ing. Book will be open until the 18th of Dc
cCmber, for the show OH the 9th Of january.
dcc2O 3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
Gift for the HOLIDAYS.

No one in doubt as to what to buy as a lloli-
day gift can well 60 wrong in the purchase of
a coupon ticket to the full course of Brown
wells art entertainment, ut the court house,
to be given in this city during the early part
OF january. They are for tho benefit OF the
Young Mems Christian association, and in
every way to he commended,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
Lar:e TOD

We have been shown samples OF to-
hacco raised by John anderson on the
farm of Charles Achcson near Mechanics
Grove, Drumore township. The leaves arc
large and quite free from flca-bitc. Mr.
Anderson has about two acres.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
The Ponnlar Demand.

So great has been the popular demand for
the celebrated remedy kidneyWort, that it
is having an immense sale from Maine to Cali
fornia. Soue have found it inconvenicnt to
prepare it from the dry compound, For such
the proprietors now prepare it in liquid iorm
This can be procured ct the druggists. 1t has
precisely the same effect as the dry, but Is
very concentrated so that the dose is much
smallcr.-Lo,ceU Mail d20-lwdXw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
Foul-Mouthed yyomsn

is worse than foul.inOuthed man. But no one
need be foul-mouthed II they will only use
SOZODONT ana rub it il well. Don't spare.
the brush and spoil the mouth. as some parents
do with their children when they WITHHOLD the
rod. d20,1wdeOd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

The Sunday school of the Duke Street NJ. +.
church Will hold Il Christmas entertainment
on Christmas night, Saturday. 18th A good pro-
gramnlc is in progress, one that is new. The
children will be admitted free. All others will
be charged ten cents admission. All are in
vited 10 he present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
Suicide With Paris Green

New YORK, Dec. 23.-John Kroncnthal,
a German. fifty years old, committed
suicide at East New York this morning by
swallowing Paris green. Lack OF employ
mcnt is the cause assigned.
Exploding LicOrice Extractor.
4 iicoricc extracting machine in the To-
bacco factory Of Buchanan & Lyall, in
Brooklyn, exploded this morning seriously
injurins James Harrington, workman.
The damage Of the building was $500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

a thing OF value not worn out and forgotten
in Il short time, can be had from the librarian
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. library, card for two dol
lars $500 emitting holder to the use Of 1908
volumes for Il months.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23
Large funeral,

The funeral of John B. Reese, who was
killed ON Tuesday morning, took place
from his late residence this afternoon. IT
was very largely attended and several
societies. of which i,c was member, fol-
lowed the remains to their last resting
place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

The candidates for articles and votes
were as follows
, Gold watcll--Mr. Chas. Gerl.art, of Ian
caster, ;j;5G votes Miss Maggie Kirchner,
OF Lancaster, 5y4 votes Miss Mary Spch,
of Mount JOY, 20:' votes
Silk dress pattcrn--Miss Mary Sch!cgel-
mi!cll, of Columbia, 220 votes Mrs. Chas.
Sellers, Of Mt. Joy, 122 votes.
Guitar-Mr. ii. Scile. clmilch, Of Co
lmmjia. 100 votes; Mr.. Jos. Nobs, jr., of
Mt. joy, 50 votes.
Skatcs-Mastcr Philip FRANKIE, Of Mt.
Joy, 5a votes; Master Chas. Hempler, l.!
votes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

NO NONSESSE.-IANTlE WHO WANT
~ to keep drink of pure invigOrating
Whisky in their houses, should go to George
Wallis Southern Exchange Hotel, corner of
South Queen and Middle streets. lie keeps
only the best brands OF liquor, also, California
and Blackberry Wine, and Sweet Cider for
Christmas. Oysters for family use. Egg-nOg
will be served to his customers ON Christmas
day. dl7,
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File Your Petition

Saturday would be tho last day for filing
petitions for licenses for the January court,
but as that is Christmas, Monday will bc
the last day
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TIE GREEK FRONTIER.

Greece Determined to- Maintain Her Claims
by Force of Arms IL Necessary.
LONDON, Dec 23.-Thc correspondent
OF the Times mt Athens saws I'm nm iu-
tervicw with NJ. Comoundouroo, president
Of the council and minister of for
eign. affairs, the latter said, with
out absolutely refusing arbitration before
cessiors that may possibly be demanded Of
Strstisn' me- as SHr reopenns the question Of
frontiers. He said Greece had prepared for
war to obtain tho territory assigned her
and would run any risk involved therein. :"
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Aln0senlents.

Diabetes, ,,irnpsy, gravel, BriGht's disease, and
nervous debility, are nll cured by Prof Gull
meite'S French kidney Pad. Try ii.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

DEMOvAL.
IL MRS. NJ. a. EDWARDS has removed her
Millinery Store to No. 80 West King street.
where she will DC pleased to see all her old
customers BOnnetH, Hats, Ribbons, Satins.
Vclvcts, Feathers, Flowers, &C., will he sold
cheaper than ever bOiOre. Call and see.
uOyh;lmd
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Philadoluhta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December k;-FlOur sluggish
and weak suptrf1ne Mt g OO03 50; extra ut
% 75z.4 %; Ohio and Indiana family S5 500
q co; penn'a family 81 OO45 81: ST. LOUIS
family IS 7Jsr6 y; Minnesota extra IS OO05 15:
do straight s6 OOd6 80; Winter patent s6 5OG0
80: Spring do 81 751S 90.
Rye -four duh ut Il -
Wheat unsettled aud irregular No West
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E'OI. NILE Ols REST.

'1HbHACC(s WAREHOUSES FOX RENT.
l. Two Warehouses near Hea,iin% y. y. De
pot, 2sx';o feet, from january ]. isai. Apply to
a. W. EUsSEL,
- East k!n.: Street.
Also, for sale houses ::nd l,:s easy iern.s.
as. -.TiicG,I
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. "a 1850.
WEATHER INDIcar1oSs

WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHING Ton. Dec. 23.-For the Middle
states clear or partly cloudy weather, dur
ing the rest Of Thursday, northerly tt
easterly winds, slight rise in tempera.
ture, stationary or slowly failing barometer,
and by Friday morning threatening
weather and possibly light snow.
PHILADELPHIA 4 READING.
Governs Scheme Adopted.
Special to the INrELLIGExCEI.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-President F..
Is. Gowen's scheme for the re-estab-
lishment OF the Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad company has. been
adopted by the London meeting Of
English stockholders. McCalmont & Bros.
withdraw as agents of the company and
Glynn, Mills & Co., succeed them. Read
ing stock has gone up to 27A.
An Enthusiastic Meeting.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-The following
dispatch has just been received from Pres
ident Gowen, Of the Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad
London, Dec. 23.-Crowded meeting.
Perfect success. Resolutions approving
the deferred income bonds and new five
per cents, and expressing entire confidence
in and recommending continuance Of the
adopted with but one dissenting vote"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

Emaciation, dropsy, mental anu physical
weakness arrested by Malt Hittcrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Mr. Hayes to-
day signed the commission of Judge VIM.
Il. Woods to be an associate justice of the
United States supreme court.
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(MrY rI:OHEHrY Az r;ilXArH SALE.

/NTY PROPERTY At PRIVATE SALE.
" The undersigned offers ut private SAFE tine
residence now occupied l'y him ut No. Il south
Lime street. The house. fronts ~ feet. more.
lrss. and cyteDs in depth ~; feet. TO the Zion
Lutheran church. On the sG;Ii siir -! the
house Is 81 private alley. The house contains
seven large rooms, is newly painted ana paper
ell, and has gas in every room in the house In
the y:ir,l are choice grape viTesnnd fruit trees.
The property is very 'tcsirably located an,i will
be sold ut a reasonable price.
ti3ltfd PHILIP DOERSOM.