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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-03

PROPOSALS TO CONTRACTORS AND
i Builders.-Sealed proposals, endorsed
Proposals for the erection OF a School Build
% VII Es9 PC Se ey tme ,i at
AUGUST IL, 1880. ut II O'Clock H.. for erecting
q school Building on West James street, ad-
he me it i accaance viii, fS nIan
and specifications of Frank l.. Davis, architect
to he seen at No. . East King street, and tht.
building to be finished by December Ii, 1880
The committee will not consider any bids other
than those made by reputable and competent
master builders, and will require satisfactory
security tor the faithful fulfilment OF the
same Builders are required to name their Sc
curity in their proposals. The committee re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids not
deemed satisfactory. BY order of the Commit!
tee on School Property.
III. E. SLAYMAKER,
It'll Chairman
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THE INDIANS.
An Engagement With vIctOrI,s's sand In
Which the Latter are Put Z, flight.

An Engagement With vIctOria's lsand In
Which the Latter are Put tO Flight.
SANTA FE, Aug. 3.-News from Ell Paso
states that Colonel GriersOn had fight
with VictOria's band, one hundred strong,
ON the 3Oth ult. The Indians attempting
to pass north into Texas, Grierson fortified
his position, but at 9 a. III. the Indians at
tackled his camp and were repulsed. At II
a. m. Capt. Gielle. with two companies, a.
rived, upon which a sharp engagement took
place between the troops and the Indians.
The fight lasted three hours. Lieutenant
COlladay was wounded and one private
soldier killed; also eight horses were
killed. At 2p. m. Capt. Nolen arrived
with endorsements, when the Indians
fled. Mexican troops are after the In
dians on the other side of Rio Gronde.
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Coughs.


"Brown's Bronchial Zr0ches" " are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat,
HOarseness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these TrOches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well-merited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
Tho Throat.
"BrOUn'y Bronchial IrOchss" act directly
on the organs of the voice. They have an ex-
truOriinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring Il healthy tone when re-
Ia xed, either from cod or over-exertiOn of the
voice, and produce clear and distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers and Singers find the TrOches
useful.
Cough, Cold, Catarrh or Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease
" BroUn's bronchial Troches" will almost in
variaDly give relief limitations are offered for
sale. many OF which are injurious The genu-
inc BrO,Un's bronchial Troches" are sold
only in bOIes. janl5-lyd&wTu,T ,Th&S
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT.
A Child ChOkes to Death.

Last evening little daughter of Samuel
Aungst, who resides on the Harrisburg
turnpike about mile east of Mt. Joy,
choked to death. She was eating an apple
and got piece of it in her windpipe.
Efforts were made to get it out but it was
of no avail and the girl soon died. DR..
Hiestand of Mt. Joy was sent for when the
girl began choking but before he arrived
the girl was dead. Coroner Mishler re-
ceived telegram this forenoon and he
left on the 10 o'clock train to hold an in-
quest on the remains.
Coroner Mishler returned from Mount
Joy at o'clock this afternoon. He held
All inquest on the remains of the child and
the jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above facts. He says that the
accident occurred about 5 o'clock last
evening. The little girl was three years
of age.
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Rape Case Dismissed.

Christian Nixdorf, 10 years Of age, was
arrested yesterday on charge of attempt
ing to commit a rape on five-year-old
daughter of William Cast of Manor street.
The child was examined by a physician,
who found that an attempt of the kind had
been made, but it was unsuccessful. The
child stated that Nixdorf was the guilty
party. The hearing was to have taken
place before Alderman Donnelly, of the
Eighth ward, last evening, but the little
girls father, who was the prosecutor,
failed to appear. and it was dismissed. 1t
is said that friends of the young man who
was charged with the crime, interested
themselves in his behalf and induced Mr.
Cast not to appear against him.
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THE YEATES INSTITUTE.
New school Building ut Corner Of Walnut
and Duke Streets.

New school Building ut Corner Of Walnut
and Duke Streets.
The trustees of the Yeates Institute,
having some time ago purchased the fine
property, corner of Duke and Walnut
streets. have commenced the erection Of a
large brick school building on the lot ad-
j 'ining the old building on the premises,
ut present used for the double purpose Of
a schoolrOom and residence for the princi-
,.l of the institute Rev. John G. Mulhol-
lind.
The new school building will be IS feet
in length and b feet in width. 1t will
front Oh Duke street, but be set back from
the street line about GO feet, SO that it will
have in front of it a fine lawn of that
depth. The building will be two-stories
high, the Duke and Walnut street fronts
both to be Of pressed brick with sand
stone base and steps. The first floor will
have hall running through the centre of
it from west to east. and on either side of
the hall will he arranged class rooms Give
in number) and a coat room. At the east
end of the hall will be stairway leading to
the second floor, which will he a single
room to be used as a study hall. This
room will have an arched ceiling fully
IS feet from the floor.
1t will be we'll lighted and ventilated
and heated in the most approved manner.
In addition to the main entrance on Duke
street, there will be 4 side entrance on
Walnut street. The new building will
cost about s., 600 and will he finished
about the 18th of October, and when fin
ished will be one of the most commodious
and comfortable school buildings in the
city.
The Yeates Institute was projected and
endowed by the late Catherine Yeates. 1t
was designed as a school to prepare boys
for admission into any college, preference
being given to those whose inclination and
talent fitted them for the Episcopal min
istry. After seasons of varying prosperity
and adversely the school was closed
some ten years ago and only re-
opened in 1877. 1t started with 10 pupils
and under its excellent management the
number has been increased to 36. When
the new building is completed it will ac-
commOdate much larger number. The
old building adjoining, a very commodious
structure, will be used by the principal as a
residence, and as a boarding house for
those among the pupils who may reqnire
such accOmm Odation.
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Brandy,

The aged, with feeble appetite AMI mere or
less debility. will find this simple medicine,
when used OrOuerly
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sUNAER LEIsUskE.
People who Want to Keep Cool-The Nj
aGara Excursion.

People who Want to Keep C0ol-The NJ
agara EXcursiOns.
At the King street depot this morning
there was quite largo throng present to
witness the departure of the excursionists
to Niagara over the Philadelphia & Read
ing and Lehigh Valley routes. Between
twenty and twenty five tickets had been
sold and those who left on the 7:55 train
were as follows: Miss Kate Kelly,
Miss Mary Ann McGrann, Miss Agnes
Kelly, Miss Kate Dougherty, Miss Lydia
Finn, Mrs. r. A. Malone, of this city !;
Miss Maggie Wade, of Elizabethtown, and
Miss Kerns, of Mount Joy; Messrs. ]. F.
Ricksccker, John +. Malone and Christ
IIgelgans, city Chas. C. HenseI Quarry
vile Daniel Helm, New Providence
Samuel Stewart, New Providence Reu-
ben Long, Mount Joy, and William Woods,
Leaman Place. Besides these, Mr.. William
Wiley, of Bair & Shenk's banking house,
and Mr.. Frank L. Sprecher, left
this afternoon, and there are probably
several others who will leave later, the
tickets, if purchased to-day, being good to
go either to-day, tomorrow or Thursday,
and to remain fifteen days.
The following is partial list of
the persons who left for the same point
via Pennsylvania railroad this morning at
Hos, the whole number of tickets pur-
chased having been forty-five and two
halves
Ii. f. Slaymaker and daughter
II. 4. Schroycr and wife !: C. A. Cast of
the Examiner {; Tobias Roger, AN. Frantz,
esq, Harry Hines, Daniel NJ. Moore, DIR.
Day, John II. Evans, Mrs. John J. Evans,
Miss Evans, Miss Marietta Evans, Miss
Lille Evans, Miss Ella Musser, Miss Mag
gie Reese. Miss Anne Bomberger, city
Senator Amos II. Mylin, West Lampeter
Rev. ID. b. Shuey and wife, New Provi-
dcncc John Mason and wife, Salisbury
DIR. John S. Martin and two daughters,
Georgetown; Miss Lands, Bird-in-Hand.
B. J. McGrann's family are at Bed
ford Springs; SO also is DIR. Cottrell, of
Donegal Furnace, and his family !; and
Mrs. James Myers, daughter and SOL, of
Norwood, near Columbia.
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Cattle Market.

Outtl0 M0rA0ts
MONDAY August 2-Thc receiDts of B,ev,s
Mt the West Philadelphia yard for past week
were 3OOO head: Mt the North Philuirip pi,ia
yard, 4OO head. Total, 3. .4Oo head.
Beeve5 were moderately active, ~ prices
weie Nc ~ h, better than last week. The arri-
walls were large and hut few were left over
We quote Extra. Ut 5H9S.c; good Ut 31.@
mixe'l, s1@4c; calves, 4G6c.
SALES AT THE WEST rHILADELPHIA YARD.
go Roger Mayncs, Western, gross. 4A@sszc
O9 Owen Smith, Western andW. Na., gross, ~
lsl A:NJ: Christy, Western and Wa, gross. ~
l5s Z: s: 1 b. +. McFillcn, Western, sro.s.
3Os Ullman 4 Lehman Bros, Western. gross,
90 Dennis Smyth, Western, gross, lIz957.c.
40 John McAr,ile, Western, gross, 5l4@SNc.
IW Daniel Murphy, Western, gross, 5vy51.c.
l79 Lowenstein n Adler, Western. gross, $40
s67 G. sci,amberg 4 Co.. Western and Chcro-
=, :, KEGS, grosss. a495sc ,<1..
~ L: Horn, Western and Chester CO., gross,
rs Daniel smyi, s I i:ro, Western, saS4 ;sEzs' SIC
IS Baci'man Il Levi, Western, gross. s11ssasa'ssc.
$ scha%Serg Faai, ssisS%, Ws.irrn, ss sT ss
50 NJ. Levi, Western, gross, 5051xc.
% VIM. Sules, Vest. and Md., gross, $685..
ID a. OStuCiu, cStCEus STOSSs f>3eyJt2c
% :. Dreifus, Western. gross, 418ssh11c
20 II. Chain, Western, gross, 3Neeitac.
Fresh Cows were moderately active from 81
to $50 per he;ul arrivals, 1DO htslsi.
Hogs were not in rs good demand ns last
week, owing to the high prices West; prics.
advanced .5 per cent. We quote extra al 71Ic;
good at ne; fair at &c; common ut SIC isr-
rivals, !. 500 head.
Lambs were in fair demand and prices
ranged from 81 to 7c per pound.
Sheep were III fair demand, AMI prices were
about the same ts last week, viz: Extra, lWO to
ITO lbs, at 5e1514c: .;Deri, ~ to lUU lbs l.6e5c;
,,OOd ~ to - lbs, 41aap4Ac fair, ~ tO Ii,s,
44Q41ac; inferior, 3AW4c common, 3ep3l.sc !;
arrivals, 7,tOO heat
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(ITY PLAN.
- The following changes in he southeastern
and southwestern sections Of Lancaster city
fe seen IN the Of ONCE Of the Clerk Of QUA ses
siOns:
!. Iiayer street, east of Queen street. moved
southwark. its width increased IO6O feet, ex-
tends east ward. cutting OFF u small corner of
Woodward Hill cemetery; thence bending
northward along fence thence to south street.
=. Sey .,r~.~ >-~at> east of Queen, York street,
north c. .--st th Hager street and adjacent
alley,
3 Wi... q, south Christian street, from
Church street to Middle street, is changed to
Ii feet.
4. south Duke street. ut southeast corner of
King. narrowed Is inches TO conform TO pres
ent width.
:. plum street extended southwark to John
street of width of 80 feet, and John street. from
King street to Plum street, narrowed to s)feet,
s. Woodward street wilened to 10 feet, as
now laid out.
estOga street, narrowed one foot, making it us
at present.
8. High street continued to Mif!iin alley, and!
thence to Mulberry street: Miffiin alley wnl-
cned on north side to the width of High street.
.. Water street continued southwark from
German street to the line OF Old Water street,
,lctlcctinS to the west.
TO- Hager street, westward from Queen st rect,
to the bend near Love Lane, narrowed to Si
feet.
II. Alley west OF Prince street, from Andrew
street 10 Furnace street, narrowed to II feet,
and runs parallel to and 15O feet west Of Prince
street.
T. Pearl street, from Columbia avenue to
Manor street, widened 80 feet, and east line
thereof moved eastward along Columbia ave-
nue.. I02 feet 94 inches. The street, As changed,
starts ut Columbia avenue, directly opposite
College avenue: and continues parallel to Pearl
street, :ls laid out on original plan.
H. The alley between Columbia avenue ana
First street moved southwark 40 feet, between
Pearl street and West End avenue.
These changes, rs made, will be adopted, uli-
less exceptions are flied ON or before the third
Monday in August next.
lsy order of the Court.
Attest: GEO. W. EABY,
Deputy Clerk Quarter Sessions.
iyi-OawdtauIlG
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GREEKS BEARING GIFTS.
A NEW VERSION OF AN OLD STORY.


The Clevsr R9se ~ Which TIE Psss!ians
h's. % Up Chinac I,.H II,s:Hn::PSss.A :g truis
''''' '':sfiS 81 SyS%s.s. x,ss 500 Pounds
PANAMA, July 24.-The blowing up Of
the Chilian transport Loa by torpedo in
Callao bay has caused much glorification
among Peruvians. The affair is thus de-
scribed: A Peruvian officer took an Ordi-
nary fruit boat, put torpedo under a
false bottom, loaded cargo Of choice
fruits, vegetables and game on the false
bottom, and set the craft adrift toward the
blockading squadron. When it was sighted
by the Loa, that vessel sent out two
boats and the fruit boat was captured
and brought alongside the Loa, and the
work of discharging her commenced. As
the weight on the false bottom diminished
the machinery connected with the torpe-
does was set free, and in moment three
hundred pounds Of dynamite were ex-
ploded. The effect upon those who
watched with breathless interest from
the shore was awful in the extreme. The
Loa was almost lifted out of the water
Every house in Callao was shaken to its
foundation, and every ship in the bay
shivered as if an earthquake had rolled be-
meath. The ill-fated ship appeared as en-
velOped in one mass of flame, which re.
solved itself into dense clouds of black
smoke. When this cleared away she
seemed unharmed, but moment later her
bow went high in air and she went down.
Neighboring vessels picked up about 40
of her crew, some of them injured beyond
recovery but about one hundred and fifty
lives were sacrificed. Two American and
two English men-of-war and several
other war vessels were in the vicinity and
the disaster might very easily have hap
pened to any of them.
Another Explosion ON Shipboaril.
PANAMA, July 22.-An explosion occur
red on board the Pacific steam navigation
company's steamer Coquimbo at Val
paraisO. A case marked "benzine" ex-
plOded from some unexplained reason and
blew twenty feet out of the ships side.
Fortunately it was above the water line
One man was killed.
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POLITICAL.

Democratic County Committee.
The Democratic County Committee will
meet in this city on MONDAY, AUGUST %,
1880, at 10 a. m, in the City Democratic head
quarters, Southwest angle OF Centre Square.
full attendance is urgently requested.
w. U. HENSEL, Chairman.
E S'%s9?:s = SsTT:s:s. Secretaries ,n,,,x
City Conference Commit tee.
The Democratic city campaign committee
and the conference committees OF the several
wards will hold Il private session in the club
rooms, southwest corner of Centre Square, on
Wednesday evening, August 3, at 8 O'Clock.
W. U. HENSEL, Chairman.
seventh Ward.
AThc Young Mems Hancock and English club
Of the 7th ward will meet this evening ut jacob
Utzingers saloon. Middle street. at 7 O'Clock.
BY order of A. .STEINWANDEL.
President.
Eighth War.i.
The Eighth ward club will hold Il meeting
tomorrow (Tucsday) evening. at Lucas Fritz s
saloon. Important business will be transacted
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FATAL ACCIDENT,

Conductor Robert AchesOn Killed.
This afternoon, between one and two
o'clock. Robert Acehson, Conductor of
a construction train on the Pcnnsyl-
vania railroad, was almost instantly
killed in companys yard West Philadelphia.
The circumstances as telegraphed are that
Acheson was walking on the track and
that his train while backing struck him on
the back knocked him down and ran over
him, cutting off both legs and otherwise
mangled him so severely that he died soon
afterwards.
Deceased was native of this county, a
son of Charles Acheson, "a wellknown
farmer, residing at Mechanics Grove, Dru-
more township.
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
AIOtjlers! MOthers!! Mot

MOti0rS! mOth0fB!! MOCh0rS!!
Are you disturbed ut night and broken of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciariny pain OF cutting teeth7
Ii So go at once and geta bottle of MRS. WINS.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. twill relieve the
poor little sufferer immediatcly-,lepend upon
it; there il no mistake about It. There Is not q
mother on earth who has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you ut once that it will regulate the
bowels. and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
OF the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere.
y cents q bottle. lj17-lyd&wM.W&S
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THE DEED OF DASTAIsDS.

Narrow Escape Of . Passenger Train.
DANvILLE, Va, August 3.-Last We'd
nesday night the track Of the Piedmont
railroad was Obstructed by ties fastened
upon it, and the mail train crowded with
passengers made a marvellous escape. De-
tectives have arrested two negroes. former
employees, charged with the crime.
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.

STATISTICS prove that twenty-five per cent
of the deaths in our larger cities are caused by
consumption, and when we reflect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield tn
a hottie of LOcher's Renowned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers for their negli-
gence, or pity them for their Ignorance? No
East King street.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM. /.

havoc by Wind, Water and Lightning Ia
Vermont.
Troy, Vermont, Aug. 3.-During a
heavy storm yesterday several houses
were unroOfed and shade trees overturned,
and water did much damage. Lightning
struck building in Derby, which was to-
tally consumed. The total damage in this
section was large.
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BOLD BURGLARY.

They Mako . Good Haul at MilIert0is, y. =.
POuGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 3.-The store of
James II. Finch, at MillertOn, was robbed
at one o'clock this morning. Finch was
bound and gagged, and the burglars took
from the safe nearly $1,000 in cash, s275
in checks and 81, 900 in postage stamps be-
longing to the pOstofice which is in the
same building. The burglars, three in
number, escaped.
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DAUPHIN REPUbLIUANS.
Herr for State Senator and Sam fsarr 70

Herr for State Senator and Sam f3arr for
CO0gress
HARRISBURG, Pa, August 3.-The Re-
publican county convention assembled this
morning, and placed in nomination A. J..
Herr, for senator, A. L. X. Nebinger, VIM
H. Huffnagle and Alex. +. Thompson, for
Assembly and s. ]. McCarrell, for district
attorney. Samuel F. Barr, was named for
Congress with power to appoint his own
cOnferees.
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ern quiet anu trices without important
change; state at - SO0i 80; extra ,lO at ~ ~
@4O; choice, do, ~ 6O05 ID; tsnc>
choice do S SOtI7 %: snpcrfne western - sshl
50: common to g'sHi extra 'iO ~ !N1t ~ |:
choice tiOalO ~ 1O4S7 OO: choice hit~ wlel, .ln
a 5O65 W; Southern quiet AMI unchanged: {:
common tO fair extra 81 Sgt -: H,Hsl tU
choice do 81 s5f17QO.
Wheat-Spring steady; Winter white u
shade stronger Red scarcely sO firm; No.
White, Aug, 81 OsIa No. : Red, Aug. IL u.s..
do Sept, 81 U9la do Oct $iOYA.
Mixesi western spot, 4ili1Ic; do future a77SS
05OAc.
Oais fam and quiet; state ash9r,c: west
ern 36Gll3c.
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lie Wise and HapDy.

IT you will stop all your extrava:ant and
wrong notions in dOctOring yourself and fam
lilies with expensive doctors or humblg cure
alls, that do harm always, and use only ma
lures simple remedies tor ali your ailments
you will he wise, we'll and happy, and save
great expense. The greatest remedy for this,
the great, wise ami good will tell you. IS Hop
Bitters-rely on it. See another column.
aul 2Wi&w
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PONTz-In Lancaster. Pa. on Sunday. Aug.
l, 1850 Eliza POntZ in the 6Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
her sisters Mrs. John TrOyer~) residence, No.
233 West Walnut street, on Wednesday after
noon, ut 2 O'Clock. Interment ut Woodward
Hill cemetery. 2td
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MAYORS Court.

This morning the mayor sent one drunk
who had been before him several times
during the past mouth to Jail for fifteen
days. Another drunk was discharged
Oh payment of costs, and two vagrants
who had sought lodging were left off.
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Who have been unable to attend to their du-
ties owing to periodical sickness, have found
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure real
friend in need. Being n purely vegetable
compound and containing all the elements of
safety rs well as those of power, it has become
universally popular. During the summer es-
pecially, 1t is a certain preventive for the nu-
merOus Kidney, Liver and Urinary troubles
incident to the season. All druggists sell it.
and none except those in perfect health can af-
ford to be without it. au22wd&w
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DIR. TANNER.

In Good Condition, but Irritable and Cross.
New YORK, Aug. 3.-Dr. Tanner is in
better condition, but he enters upon his
thirty seventh day irritable and cross. He
says he will give up his usual drives until
the end of his fast.
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Among the advantages
location,
DEPARTMENT. With our present CORDS
of skilled mechanics and complete machinery
tools nc
trusted
REPAIRING
MUSICAL BOX REPAINMG,
CLOCK REPAIRING
JEWELRY JOBBIN0,
MONOGRAM INSCRIPTION
ORNAMENTAL ENGRAVING &c.
great variety in produced
manufactory
Silver bought takenin exchange,
a RHOADs BRO, jewelers.,
No. West King Street.
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Brakeman Killed. .

PITTsTON, Aug. 3.-James Hunt, a
brakeman on the Lehigh Valley railroad,
residing at this place, was run over by a
freight train at Sugar Notch to-day and
was crushed to death.
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The PEACEMAKER.

He IL stabbed Through the Heart by EEL
ligorent Negro.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. SIN a fight between
negroes last night Prince Ferdinand, a
colOred man who attempted to make
peace, was stabbed through the heart and
instantly killed by Cleves Hardin, also col
Ored.