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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-02
COnHScated Coin.
How d ,25O, 900 In Gold Got into CIrcula.
tfOu.


tiOn.
1t has been recently discovered in the
mint bureau of the treasury department
at Washington, that, after the breaking
out of the late war, the New Orleans
mint continued coinage for several weeks,
and about 81, ,250, 900 Of gold and silver, of
different denominations, was coined from
bullion ON hand at the time the war broke
out. This money, it is said, has never
been accounted for officially, as all COM
munication ceased when the war began.
The proper entries we're made upon the
books Of the mint, however. and these
books were not long ago shipped to Wash
ington, and, in making certain compari-
sons in the Office of the director of the
mint, the fact was discoved. There has
in consequence of this unaccounted for
amount of coin, been in circulation 81, $50, :
600 in excess of the amounts specified
from time to time. 1t is supposed that the
money fell into the hands of the confed-
eracy, and that all has been put into cir
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1ancaster f1lteIIigerlrer.
sATURDAY EvEN'a. ooToBHR a. leeo.
FaIl Oh Meteoric Stone IN Northern New
York.

York. ..
Mr.. w. Emerson Mead, of New York,
owns place called Lakeside cottage on
the west side of Schroon lake, at which
friend has been staying during the sum-
mer. From this gentleman Mr.. Mead has
lust received q letter telling of the fall of
remarkable mete0ric stone on tho night of
the ed inst, close beside the cottage. The
letter Is dated the 23d inst, and the writer
thus describes the fall of the stone
"Last night I sat here alone writing to
q relative. The children were all abed.
Nv sister (who is keeping house for me in
the absence of my wife) had just gone up
stairs for the night. sat at the table in
the kitchen. It was dark out and the clouds
were black and heavy. You could not see
your hand before you. All at once it became
as light as MONDAY. jumped to the win
dow, and could see the barn as plain
as in the day. I had not time to
draw breath when the house trembled
from cellar to garret. Out went on the
double quick down came my sister fright
ened almost out of her senses. When we
got out of doors there lay a red hot SUBJ
stance about twenty-five feet from the
house. threw kerosene on it and it blazed
up. I threw sulphur on it and it burned
readily. You may be sure I was
astonished l sat up all night watch
ing for more, but saw nothing else.
When daylight came my sister and went
to make an inspection. There lay white
rock, weighing about 125 pounds. 1t had
indented the ground about six inches. As
it lay should say it came from the north
east. There were number of people here
to-day to see it. One man offered me $25
for it. told him it was no object, for
did not expect any more of the same kind
right away. It is a great thing"
Mr.. Mead has written to his tenant Or
dering him on no account to allow the
stone to be removed, but to build small
house over it for its pre- servation where it
lies
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r OCAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

HOURS FLR CLOSING THE MAILS.
BY RAILROAD.-NEw YORK THROUGH NAIL
7:3O q m, 1890 p m, 4:l5 m and l1:aO m.
WAY MAIL, east, 73O m.
GoRDoNvILLE, DowningtOwn, Leaman Place
Gap6pm.
PH1LADELrHIA through mail, 7:3O and s:ls .
m., 1890, Ais and ll:3O IN.
HARRIssURa MAIL, 9s6, m, Lao. SIS and Il.is
WAY MAIL, west, go m.
BAiTlNoRE AND WASHINGTON, via York, l:so p
. BALrIxoRx AND WASHINGTON, via Harrisburg,
CoArEsvILLE, Ais pm.
Gosg GGo.TnsIA, So 2s. m l:so pa and IDS; slS s M
NORTHERN CENTRAL, go m, Leo and ll:sO p
RxAD!xe. via Reading and Columbia Il r, 7:so
READING. VIA Harrisburg, SIS and 11:so m
READING WAY, via Junction, Lititz, Mannheim,
s 914nss911ss 9ni "c Gama9gc. s New r Providence,
West Willow and Martinsville, s:l5 . IN and
Nxw HOLLAND, Churchtown, Greenbank,
Blue Ball, Goodville, Beartown, by way o.
D9wningtown, ut 7;So & m % and 2 IN:
s9 sTAGGxiersvis Mn anS s sacnxu,er to
TO Miiiersviiic. and ii:5O m, and pm.
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock. Bsrevil1e, New
willow Street. smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Refton, Lime Valley, West willow,
Greene, Peters, Creek, Pleasant Grove, Rock
Springs, Fairmount and ROwlandsv1lle, Md.
daily. at 9:l5a IN and 7:5O m.
lands Valley, Oregon. West Earl: Farmers
vile, Hinkletown, Terre Hill, Martindais
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and Wheat.
land Mills. 20 Strasburg, daily. ut 4 p m.
New Danvflle, COnestOga, Marticville, Cole.
manville, Mount Nebo. Rawlinsville. Bethesda
and IIsfiy Wien sHSr1EsS HSPES oeE Tdk DKIivERY 81 II
ARRIVING BY RAIL-Eastern mail, N
1890 IN, and $50 p m.
Eastern way mail, 1880 m.
Western mail, and 10 o m, and $50 p IN.
Reading, via Reading and Columbia, 2:3O p
Western way mail, $40 q m.
Reading way mail, 1870 m.
Ouarryvlle Branch, SIS . IN and pm.
HRRIfING BY STAGE.-From Safe HarboY
and Millersville, At 2 = m, daily:
From New Holland, at $50 q m, daily.
Reading way mail, at 1890 IN, daily.
From Strasburg, at go q m, daily.
From Neffsvillc, at p m, daily.
From BEVNRifs 6ITiiTsyflIf, q ~ \ cHkR,rxs e;
There are four mail deliveries by letter cur.
riers each day, and on their return trips they
take up the mail matter deposited In the letter
boxes.
For the first delivery the carriers leave the
office ut $50 Il m; second delivery ut 10 m;
10.
SUNDAY POsTOFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the pOstOffice is open from Aprt
to October ], from to 8 m, and from 70 Z
4 m !; from October tOApril from 0 to 10 - m.
and from to u m.
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Feels Young Again,

Ny mother was afflicted long time with
Neuralgia and dull, heavy inactive condition
OF the whole system; headache, nervous pros
tration. and was almost helpless. No physi-
cans or medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
young again. although over 20 years old. We
think there Is no other medicine fit to use in
the family."-A lady, in Providence. X. l.
Ol-2Wd&W
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A Good Radiance.


For Nauseous Drngs. no use there soon will
he,
For Salts, Magnesia, SIENNA no pretense,
Dispensing Chemists, all men will agree;
But when Dyspepsia aiIs lis tllens the time to
best thing yet.
Prices 50c, trial bottles lOc.
For sale by H. u. Cochran, druggist. I37 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster 10
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WESTWARD.

Pacific Express, east. on Sunday, when nag
ged, will stop ut MildlctOwn, ElfzabethtOwn
Mt. Joy, Landisville, Birtl-in-Hand, Leman
Place, Gap, Christiana, Parkesburg, Coates
Vile, Oakland and Glen LOch
Fast Line, west, ON Sunday, when tagged,
will stop at Dow ningtown, COatesvilie, Parkes.
burg, Mt. JOY, Eliza6ethtOwn and Midtiletown.
Hanover raccOmmOdatiOn west, connecting at
Lancaster with Niagara and Chicago Express
Mt ll:O5 q. m., will run through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connects at
Lancaster. with Fast Line, west, ut 2lO r. H.,
and will run through to Frederick.
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MILLINERY.
Having now on hand a handsome variety
npIaIAlrn n0NNETS

Having now on hand a handsome variety OF
TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS,
we offer the same for inspection, and are pre-
pared to sell them ut most reasonable prices.
Our assortment of Flowers and Feathers
cannot be surpassed; 1t offers everything In
the line.
Large, handsome roses. es.......................lOc .lOc
Fine French Roses and Flowers, Sprays.
WreatLs, Feather Bands, Wings, Birds, etc.
In real Ostrich, Plumes VIC offer some re-
markable dn0 goods at lncst reasonable
prices:
Real Ostrich Tips, I'm all colors. .h9c
Most elegant Ostrich Tips. :75c
We keep a very nne line of French Felt
Hats which is well worth inspection.
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GIFT DRAWINGS.
OFFICE OF
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.,

COURJER-JOURNAL BUILDING,
LOUISVILLE, kY., Sept. "a, 80.
In direct violation of an agreement with ex-
Postmaster General Key, ordering the deliv-
erv of Registered Letters and the payment of
Money Orders to the undersigned, pend
ing the litigation in the United States
Supreme Court, the Third Assistant
Postmaster General has seen fit, in the
said order. The grounds upon which lie justi-
fies this action are, that all lotteries in Ken
lucky have been repealed, ana arc thereto re
ulent, when, in fact, the franchise under
which this company draws, unlike that of the
Louisiana Lottery Company, has nerer been
crin,inates in Jaror of that Company.
Comment is useless. Legal action will at
once be taken by this Company, and, until
to send all remittances by plain letter or by
express. Don't send by money order or rcgis.
tered letter..
25th Popular Monthly Drawing
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If were going to buy a violin what method
should take to get it cheap? Why wait till
rather or mother had the rheumatism and
not only get them cured but phiaI i'm (yiOlinl.
FOR sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist I37 and
l39 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa 20
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SATINS.

good black, well covered Satin tOr. 75c q yard
A most elegant Satin for. ..............N
Black Satins at Sl.20, $l40 SLIGO, worth con-
siderable more.
Elegant Colorcd satins in all the new shades
lOI. .SUC tAAN
Trimming Silk kat......................75c
Silk Velvets in all colOrs and Black.
Velveteens in all colOrS.
Brocaded Velveteens, silk finished, Csc yard.
A complete line of Black Velveteens.
A good Velveteen, flnc black. .44c yard
A most elegant one Ut. aL.................JO SOC
Fine Silk Finished velveteens at 75c, QOc, 81.
Dress Innings of all kinds,
Paper Muslins and Cambria. ...........6c yard
Waist Lining, good quality. Sc and 1Oc :.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-02

CLO1 IU8.

Timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.
You are thinking of your clothing
for fall; what it shall be how and
where you shall get it.
CONE AND SEE Us.
Come and see us, or drop us line,
saying what you want, as near as you
can. If you are here, you can see for
yourself great variety Of things, try
on what you like, and 60 home with
the old clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; aid nothing can be more
satisfactory.
Nor A STRANGE PLACE.
1t isn't as if you were going to
strange place. The chances arc you've
been here before, and know something
of our ways. Perhaps your neighbor
has been here /; and has told you it
was good place to 60 to. Perhaps
you've only read that we sell good
many clothes, and say to people who
buy them: Bring them back if you
don't find them every way to your
liking.
Now this is really why We are not
strangers to anybody; because We
deal with everybody as with neigh
Dor and expect him to come right
back if he has cause of complaint.
If YOU DoN'T CONE.
But, suppose you don't come. How
are We going to sell you just what you
want to buy, without your seeing
things beforehand E? Try write say
about how much you want to pay for
business suit, dress suit, overcoat, or
whatever you want say what your
occupation is !; say anything that has
any bearing on what We ough to send
you. 1t will not take us two minutes
to guess what you want if we don't
guess right, that's our loss, OF yours.
HAVE Your Own WAY!
Perhaps you want your clothing
made to your measure. Did you sus-
pect that we make to measure a half
million dollars worth of clothing
every year for people We never saw
and never expect to see? You may be
very certain that we have a way of do
ing such work without much risk of u
misfit; for misfit, you know, comes
right back to us. We are pretty care
full about making blunders when
we've got them all to make good.
Our WAY:
Our way of doing business is to
make the buyer welcome, at the out
set, to all the advantage aud all theY
guarantee he can ask for.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL,
Sixth and Market Streets.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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FINE PLUSH HATS

Derbys ,,,,.,..................6 .62c
A most handsome Derby, trimmed and bound
with satin.
OUR WOOLEN GOODS department is
stocked with the best handmade goods, which
we are selling cheaper than ever:
Shetland ShaWls, handmade. 0..................75
Very large Shawls. .........................$ 81
Heavy handkerchief Shawls. ................$l.2 %
Ladies' handmade Shetland Wool Opera Cir
The same, silk stitched. ed......................3 3
Ladies' handmade Sleeveless Waists. ........$l
Twilights. handmade, in all colors. .l6c
Handkerchief and elegant BaDy-carriagc
Covers. SLID
Child's Walking Cloaks, handmade. .$l.25
Cnild's handmade Split Jackets. .49c
Child's Wool Jackets. ts....................39c. 44c
A choice line of boys and girls handsome
ZcDhy CaDS,'
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OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION co.
At Macauley's Theatre, in the City of Louis.
Vile, ON
SATURDAY. OCT. 5Oth, 1880.

THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY
THE LEGISLATURE OF 1878 AND SUS-
TANNED BY THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY,
occur regularly on the LAST DAY OF EVERY
MONTH, Sundays and Fridays excepted, for
the period of FIVE YEARS.
The United states Circuit Court on March 81,
rendered the following ecisiOns:
1st-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
2d-Its draw ings are fair.
N. B.-This Company has now ON hand q
large reserve fund. Read the list of prizes for
fhn
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RELIGIOUS,

AEL1F1OCS.
LIRST BAPTIST, EAST CHESTNUT ST.
II Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing Dy the pastor. Rev. WIN. Morrison. Sum
day school at " p. M.
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Hin Gore COrsets. &c
A good, hand made Corset. .39c
An excellent Corset, side steeled double busk,
most beautiful Corset. et......................6j CSC
The Pavilion Spoon Busk, side steels. .75c
Our well known lOO-bOno "Parfs ian "........$l
Ladies' and Child's SHOULDER BRACES,
an excellent thing tor STOPPING people. .....75c
Felt ard Flannel skirts o full line.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

All linen HaMdkerchiefs. efs......................5C &c
Gents all linen Handkerchiefs. efs..............lO .lOc
Ladies all linen Handkerchiefs, ,hemstitchedl lic
Ladies fine linen HaDdkerchietS, 2-inch hem
SIlCCnCu.. ...lJC
Ladies fine Colored BOrdered Handkerchicfs.
Infants MerinO ClOaks and Shawls.
Infants short and long Dresses.
Onr line of
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sLinsh Silk Fringe, Chenille and Bead2jca a yard
Rich Silk and Chenille Fringe. 40
Elegant Silk and Chenille Fringe. soc
5-inch heavy Chenille Fringe, broad bead.
ing. .6Oc O yard
4Linch heavy Chenille and Bead Fringe
Coo q yard
: sic yard
Most elegant and handsome Fringe ut SO, IS,
95c, 81, Ito, LIP, 1.25 and upwards.
A handsome line of Passementeries In all
widths.
,Tassel Ornaments in Silk, Chenille and
Beads. Loops, Spikes, Cords and Spikes.
BUTTONS in Horn, Metal, Bronze, Ivory,
Silk, Crochet, &C., OF the latest designs AM: .2
endless variety.
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DENNSYLvANIA NEW
L SCHEDULE-On and after SUNDAY.
AUGUST G3d, 1881, trains on the Pennsylvania
Railroad will arrive and leave the Lancaster
and Philadelphia depOts as follows:
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1,96O prizes. .$l12 400
Whole tickets, s.; half tickets, 81; n tickets
$50; IS tickets 500.
0Remit by Money inLetter, by Bank Draft or
Express to Il. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-Jour-
nal Building, Louisville, ky., or 3O7 and 800
Broadway. New York. m3lTuTh&S&w
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TrNION BETHEL-CHURCH OF GOD
u Preaching tomorrow by the pastor, Rev.
d. A. L. Laverty, at l0H q. IN. A memorial
sermon, this being the Semi-Ccntennial Ami
versary Of the Church, and n p. m. Com.
munfon service. Sunday school at ~ p. m.
and at the Green street Chapel at 2 .. m.
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Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg Al
lentown and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettysburg,
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ. WILSON, Supt.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

is well known to every lady. but Ia more col
plete now in variety than ever before.
CORSETS.
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EIRST REFORMED CHUKCH.----THE
y; Holy Communion service tomorrow at
w a. m: Service preparatory to the Commu-
nioA III service Tomorrow evening at II
Inc Gs.- mon by Rev. Prot. J. H. Dubbs,
G'ci0ck; Sc. "hool at ~ p. N.
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LINEN WARE.

1OWcl8.. .oS u piCSS
large fne Towel. ...:;....;...,...:Sc
A very large. all linen Towel only. lGc
Fine DamaSk TOWlS. &c, 25S
German Imported Linen Towels
TOWCl1nR Dy the ylrO. 1IONn oc UP
German linen Table cloths, ,7-a................$l
All linen Bureau Covers. ................... Csc
Napkins In great variety and at low prices
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" n. q. A.---BIBLE STUDY TOM
L. row morning at 81 O'Clock. Gospel meet
Ing ut 6k in the evening.
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T1RsT NJ. F. CHp.. .CH. NOlsTH DUKE
street.Preaching by the pss. or; r. Rev: Us s.
II. G. Smith, at lo!a a. m: ana MI II p Peoples
Prayer Meeting at p. m.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-26
a Nabbed.

Last night two men walked into
Boggiana's tailor shop on Union street,
and while n engaged in conversation
with the man of cloth, the other
nabbed two bolts of cloth and made
cracks for parts unknown. Police
man DAILY started in pursuit and sac
ceeded in capturing the fellows over
coat out Of which he crawled in order
90 get away faster. Going back % the
tailor shop, officer DAILY Found the
other man, VIM. Dugan. struggling in
the clutches of the knight of the
scissors. DugaD vas escorted to the
station.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-26
j. j. BUSBY.
Crushed to Denth.

About FIVE o'clock this morning the
dead body ofJohn Dolan, nigAt watch
nan at the L. & n. depot was found
lying on tho track under the shed.
About him lay pieces Of his lantern
which had been crushed into a thou
sand pieces. Esquire Spqllman sum
moned a jury Of inquest aud the fol-
lowing facts were developed: Dolan
was sent across to the northern part
Of the yard about half past three this
morning to call az employe, and while
crossing a side track was caught be-
tween a moving fat loaded with cot
ton and a bumper or post near the
track. The space wss almost large
enough to admit his body. His in
jurieS were all internal except a slinlat
abrasion on tho left side, just above
the waist. Dolan was about so years
Of age, and resided with hia family on
Robertson street, Aaer the inquest
he wal taken home to his bereaved
family,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-26

sure of all eyes, to the graudly
swslling music of MeyerbeA's
wedding march IN lie Prophetic
Afterward some four husdred guests
assembled at the residence Of Mr.. B
j. Semmes, on Union street. with.
whose family the bride has lived
for several years past. Here congrat-
ulatious we're showerod, and somel
three hundred presents, including.
diamonds, pearls, bric-a-bracs, plaques
of many beautiful aud unique and or
namental design, were examined ana
admired. The value Of the articles
were estimated at full ten thousand
dollars, and valuable presents we're
sent from Boston, New York, Balti-
more, Washington City, Lynchburg,
Cleveland, St. Louis. Detroit, Cincin-
natl aud other cities, not recalled.
Among others was a touching remem-
brace from the widow of the late
President John Tyler.
Aa elegant repast was participated
in by the guests, and shortly after Ten
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Moran left BY
the Louisville railway for Washing
ton City, Baltimore, New York aud
other eastern points. They expect to
reach their future home in Detroit on
Christmas eve, and a reception will
be held in their honor upon their ar
rival. 1t is understood that 600 in
vitations have been issued for
the occasion, while 1900 we're issued to
the wedding at St. Peters church, also
400, to the entertainment at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Semmcs, a delightful
German terminating the festal pleas
ures at his mansion, and ending in the
early hours Of this morning.
Mr.. Moran is a gentleman Of cul-
ture, a member of a prominent BUSH
ness 6rm in Detroit, and he is re-
ported to enjoy the possession Of a lib
eral inheritance. He first met Miss
Etheridge four years ago, while the
lady was visiting at Detroit, and while
be has visited Miss Etheridge here on
several occasions, his engagement has
only been Of a few weeks duration.
The happy couple have the best wishes
Of hosts Of friends for a long life of
welded bliss. The company Of ladies
and gentlemen relatives, including the
mother, father, brothers aud sister Of
the groom, also friends and relatives of
the bride and bridegroom, some thirty
in number, will depart homeward this
evening.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
ABBEY HuMrrY DUNPrr.

Abboy's Humpty Dumpty played ia
"a good house Wednesday and last
night and at Thanksgiving matinee. 1t
Is far superior to any troupe Of the
kind that has visited US for years.
Besides possessing enough of the
original to make it recognizable, it has
many rev features, either one Of
which mako a good show Of them
selves. The two clowns, Mafitt and
Fraser, are unexcelled in their line.
and kept the house in e rosr Of laugh
ter fFom the rise to the fall Of the cur.
lain. The performance of Miss Belle
Gabrielle upon the crystalonicon is
something remarkable, and the balsnc-
ing ieats Of tho jugglcr. Aired Val
jean are ~aarpassing in theiF exeel-
lence. Mention Of Leehner's band Of
Tycolean warblers must not be omit
ted. 1t Is composed Of Eve, three 70.
males and two men. Their songs are
all in the Swiss language, and as a mu.
steal treat are something very unique.
The flute, clarionette and other iustru.
ments are initiated to perfection, and
their warnings, from Which they de-
rive their name, are extremely pleas
ing. The scenery is all new and lends
additional attraction to an entertain
m,nt already possessing unexcellod
intrinsic excellence. The troupe will
appear again to night, tomorrow mat.
ice and night.
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IN Ing Array.

On DeSoto street, near Gayoso, in
the classic region known as "Hell's
Half Acre" desperate fight occurred
Wednesday night between Henry
Moore and - Cole, during which
Cole was shot in the leftside. Moore
escaped. Coles wound is extremely
painful, though not dangerous. Both
are negroes.
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Etabbing Array.

A negro named james Moore,
roustabout on the river, was arrested
this forenoon and charge Of mali
cious cutting entered against him on
The docket. Night before last, an
other negro, named Craven Hughes,
walked in the station house covered
with blood, and stated he was in the
act Of stepping out Of the door Of his
clearinghouse, in Pinch, when thi,
man Moore spraug upon him and
knocked him down with a pair Of
brass knucks, stabbing him once in
the side after he was down. Or. King
was sent FOR and dressed Hughes
Wounds, One was a severe cut over
she eye and the other a knife thrust
in the side. Ho was sent to the hos,
pital.