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HORRORS
The Water Supply OF the Berks Count
Prison.

The Water Supply Of tho iserks County
Prison.
There is an old fight in Reading between
the county commissioners and the city
water board over all old unpaid bill for
water used by the prison authorities. So
the city will not give the prison use of the
city water, resulting in a state of
affairs which is thus reported to
tie court by committee appoint
cd to examine into it "One hun
drcd prisoners We're confined there. and.
while the reservoirs that supply the city Of
Reading with water are just outside the
prison walls. the prison is supplied with
poisonous and nauseating water, drained
from abandoned mine holes. that is wholly
unfit for human beings to drink. The
former prison physician cllled the attcn-
tion OF DR.. Diller Luther, secretary of the
board OF public charities, who joins in this
petition rs to the unwhoIcsome character
Of the water the prisoners were con-
PEELED to use, and stated that it was
breeding disease among the inmates
OF the institution. There is univcr-
sal complaint among the prisoners, who
are either compelled to drink this nausea
ting water or do without any at all. Even
the warden, who agreed to pay the water
commissioners Cor his own supply. was not
permitted to use the city water Your pc
titicnnrs therefore deem it an imperative
duty on the part of the court, in the inter
ests of common humanity, to instruct the
county commissioners to obtain 4 supply
Of pure an, wholesome water, either by
agreement with the said water cOmmisS-
toner's or TO appropriate it without such
agreement
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Dee. l3.-Thc receipts OF htcvcs
at the West & &rhcpnia yarii for H:;st week
go 30, head. Total, 3,4'o head. Previous week
:, ,33J head.
was active, ana prices we're higher. rs the
grades OF cattle were of Il better quality.
Dressed bccycs were fairly active and prices
wer; firmcr. We note sales as follows ThOs
Bradley, $50 hca:, at 5il71ac; james Cl.vin. So
head. 6a@7s4c: 6. 5. Dem:sIer 80 head, 614Gsc :;
J, Z. Wells, = head; G.zTiac; A; A. Roswell.
1Lc: j. ii. Mems & Bro. 81 head. Ease.
Bulls ami cows were in better demand and
prices We're higher.
Calves were active and prices were firm,
Fresh cows-rhc market was destitute OF an
imals.
We GuOie Extra at GI6l4c: good, 5I6Gej7s SC {;
hcevcs. 5@sc; bulls and cows. iT@31c:
calves 6G7c fresh COWS. S20G45.
Philadelphia yar,is 5000 head; HestonviIIc,
1900: North Philadelphia. lUD Total for the
week, 1GW; previous week, $500.
The market during the past week was slug
Gi-h on account of The heavy supply of cheap
poultry, although prices in sympathy with the
western market advanced achOicc lot sold at
G1sc per pound.
we quote Extra AT J;s61519sc best, y 5lz151c;
good, iAM5c; nGdiun, !laI4}sc; ta;r. il22@
sc: common, 41l1 &C: cul!S, 81 I3t4c.; Lambs,
4LMG4c.
Samuel Stewart sold il! heal of dressed sheep
HSgsEThe receipts were: West Philadelphia
yards OJ head other yards 1000 head. Total
tor The week 75oo head. Previous week $50
head.
The narset was moderately active and
prices advanced BIC per hundred on all grades
in sympathy with the Western markets.
We quote extra ut 70EAc: good. at $40
GI4c: medium 61aflj'Sc; common 6i4@6Ec.
SALES AT TEE WEST rHILA DELrHIA YARD.
Head.
lso Roger MAyncs, Western. gross, 4kl@5Mc.
% Owen Smith, Pcnn'a. account of John
NcAr,ila, gross. 51SGi6c.
I91 T.. 5. & 3. +. McFiIlen. Western. gross. 50t6c
- 4; a.. cnristy. western, gross. 49aSAe;
Lehman Bros. 5e0J1ac 81 Ohio account OF
Levi scnsenis: je1ac ~ York county, ac-
count of j. Cohen, 4IG454c u Penn'a.
account of James White, gross, I,16a5c.
IL james Clemson, Western, gross, 4d15Ac.
$50 John McArlle, Western, gross, jl4M61zc.
20 Dennis smyth; Western Va. and Penn':s.,
account Of W. W: Stewart; 30 Western
account, gross, 3G061sc.
lE Lowenstein Y Adler, Western Pcnn'a,
l75 g. scl,:,ni6erg & Co., Western, gross, go
50 scliamberg u Paul, Western, gross, $40
GO F. schec!z, Western and West Va, gross, 3
6GjAc.
g Il: ,;; Ghan, jr;, western; gross, 4ase:
q. T. Corney 2s'Wcstcrn, account OF Il. |
McArlle IS Western, account of Cook
man 4 Cox. gross. 3IMSc.
y Louis Horn. West Va, gross, 3@ihc.
?. Abe Osthci1n, West Va. gross. 4@4Ac.
ia NJ. Levi, West Va, gross, 4M@5Ac. !
10 James AUll Western, gross, 4Gl5Ac.
81 james Eustace, Western and West Va, |
gross, 3IJc.
. II. Chain, jr., Western. gross, 3%@4kc.
so Bachman It Levi. Illinois. own account; |
IS West Va. account OF Reynolds 6 Fin
ley, gross, 3IaM5Tc.
r. Hathaway, Chester county bulls, gross,
exc.
J. F. sadler II Co.. Is carloads Western, gross,
4%M5%c.
IL William Miller, Chester county, gross. s0 |
SIC.
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rhiiadeiphta Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. H-FlOur sluggish, but
unchanged; superrine at g GO0S IS; extra at
S3 15GI4 50; Ohio and Indiana family IS 5OsD
25; Penn'a family s. l2l5 so: ST. Louis
family &5 Oofs6 so: Minnesota family Is 25[I6 o.
do straight 81 OO66 so: Winter patent 81 5DGl-
! p spring do q 0O6s ..
Rye hour duh at s 25
Wheat dull and lower; No. : Western Red
81 10: Penna. Rcd 81 l7@l lS.4; Amber s. I7l
| lSls.
Corn dull but easier; steamer. S,a54c; yell
low, old, 5513@561ac: mixed. OLD, S51a0561sc,
Oats quiet but unchanged; No. | White
No. MiNe,: 4iD4i1ac.
Provisions dull; dressed hogs. 5l@16c ::
mess pork old. SIS 50; new. SIS D beet mans
at SIS O9IlS 80 Indian m,'ssbeef $l7 50; Bacon
smoked shoulders SIC; salt do SIC ::
smoked hams 91a0l0jac; picAle'i haDs- 754iD
SIC.
Lard quiet; city kettle al Ysc: :oos.
buicners' she; primes steam IS s1I9.
Buttcr-mIrket Iuieter but less active
Creamery extra 35@36c do yt'O.l to choice 3Oll
SIC: Il. L. and N. Y. extra 29lS3Oc Western
reserve extra 2i@25c DO good 10 choice lsq &c;
Rolls scarce and wanted; Pcnn'a Extra gig
&c Western Reserve extra 23I25
Eggs scarce and firm for fresh receipts ::
Pa. 32@33c; Western 3l@3!c.
Cheese sluggish and weak: New York full.
cream at l3al3lac; Western full cream lsLaG9
l2;4c; ito fair to good at ll@l2c; do half skim
IoifiU1%c.
Petroleum firm refined at 97sc.
Whisky scarce at 81 Ii.
Secds-GOOd to pri!ae clover dull 7M1a
FlaXsce:i wholly nominal ut 81 30.
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CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS in tho Senate.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.-In the Senate
| Mr. Edmunds introduced bill to revive
the court Of commissioners of Alabama
claims.
A resolution was agreed to instructins
the committee on postoffices and roads TO
inquire whether or not existing telegraph
lines largely interfere with the business Of
the postofice, and whether or not the telc-
graphic service should not be placed ex-
clusively in hands of the general govern
ment.
MIR. salisbury announced that he would
on Thursday aslcthe Senate to take up the
resolution declaring Kellogg not entitled
to his seat in the Senate.
After some discussion, durin. which :,
sentiment antagonistic to any adjourn
ment during the holidays was developed,
the subject was dropped.
Upon the expiration Of the morning hour
the Senate resumed consideration of the
bill for the relief of Fitz John Porter.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Dawes
was agreed to, authorizing the president to
appoint Porter to the army with the rank
OF colonel within eighteen months from
date. The bill was then reported to The
Senate, and after set speech by Mr..
Burnside against the bill, the amendments
made in committee of the whole were
agreed to and the bill was read third
time aud passed by strict party vote, ex-
cept that Mr.. Davis (In.) voted in the
negative, with the Republicans.
In tho House.
The House passed the resolution calling
Oh the postmaster general for information
as to the detention Of certain mail bags
said to contain unfrankable matter and
Tor information as to the abuse or loan of
frank by members Of Congress.
A bill for the Incorporation of the Mari
time canal company Of Nicaragua was
introduced and referred. 1t names as in
corporators L. S. Grant, Z. D. Morgan
and others.
MIR. Bicknell Qnd.) then called up the
electoral count resolution and demanded
the previous question. The Republicans re-
fused to vote, SO the House was left appar-
emily without quorum. After the roll
call Mr.. Bicknell said he would not press
the measure now, but would Call it up in
January rs soon as he could find 147
members on his side o.! the House.
A motion by Mr.. Wood to go into COM
mittee Oh the funding bill was voted on bv
yeas and nays and carried. The announce
mcnt of the vote, however. was DELAYED
until after the election of postmaster.
which is now in progress.
The speaker then announced that the
motion had been carried and ut 2:25 the
House went into committee on the fund
ing bill.
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AlnuSements.

Keenc as Richard IIL-Tne present anusc-
nent season in this city thus far h:,s been COM
pletely devoid OF tragedy, and play gocrs
here will be pleased to learn that this lacking
is to be supplied in the appearance ut Fulton
opers: house next Monday evening, Goth inst.
OF the eminent actor, Mr.. Thomas w. Keenc,
who will present his great impersonatiom OF
Richard III in Shakspearc's thrilling histori-
cal tragedy of that name. Mr.. Keenes growth
in popular favor has been rs pronounced as it
has been rapid In Chicago this tall the three
stars. Barrett Mccullough and keene, occu-
pied the stages OF three leading theatres
at the same time, and the newspapers
there gave them equal rank as artists
Of the first power. In St. Louis MIR.
Kccnc repeated his success, and the Repu6li-
cGn OF that city. reviewing the performance,
dwells with especial emphasis upon his con-
ceptiOn and execution OF the character which
were the clear, broad artistic cxpcsitions of
The Richard Of Shakespeare. Mr.. keene played
10 crowded houses during his western tour.
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THE OXFORD FIRE.
Narrow Escape Of the Town from Destru
flOn

Marrow Escape of tho Town from Destruc
tlOn.
Oxford narrowly escaped general con-
tagration from the burning of the Menoush
hotel stables on Saturday night. The
wind blew in the direction of the Presby-
terian church, and it was feared for some
time that it would he burned, as tenant
house belonging to the bank standing near
1T had taken fire. The fire department
was promptly on hand and worked assida-
Ously and effectually under the direction
Of their chief engineer, George E, James,
who displayed great coolness and skill in
the management of affairs.
Streams were thrown upon the burning
stable and upon the tenant house, which
was saved, but in charred condition.
Had this building burned it would have
been extremely difficult to have saved the
church. The wind then veered to the op-
posite direction and set fire to to the sta
bic of Joseph A. Andrews, which,
together with Mcnough's, was entirely
destroyed, with their contents, except
the livestock, which was rescued. The
wind again changed, and threatened the
destruction Of the bank, Menough's hotel
and store, as we'll as the public hall and
row Of stores adjoining the hotel! At this
the hook and ladder company to tear
down and carry away the shedding run
ming from the stable to Menougil's
store and the removal of lot
OF coal oil and mOlasscs stored
in the shed. He ethen had blankets placed
ON the rear Of the threatened buildings
and had them thoroughly saturated with
water. This precaution evidently saved
them all from sharing a similar fate with
the stables. The citizens of the town
were out, lending a helping hand in the
removal of goods, etc. In the sta
ble Of Mr.. Andrews he had three
bags of corn cobs and three bags Of furs
lie made strenuous efforts to save the
latter, ard thought he had done SO. but af-
ter the fire he found he had taken out the
corn-cobs and the furs had fallen a prey to
the fire fiend. The new steam lire engine
manufactured by the Si;sby company,
New York, was brought into rcquisition
for the first time and worked admirably. |
The fire department had but about $50 |
feet Of hose which were in suitable con-
1litiOn to use
The loss to Menough in hay. straw, grain |
and building was about $4,000, upon which
he had an insurance Of s7G0. The loss to !
Mr.. Andrews was much less. and the in !
Oh his property $500.
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MEDICAL.
VALUABLE TRUTHS.

VALUABLE I6UlhS.
If you are suffering from poor health. or
lang uishing on u bed Of sickness, take cheer.
tor
Hop B!tters will Cure You.
II you arc simply ailing: II you feel weak
and dispirited, without clearly knowing why.
Hop Bftrcrs VIII Revive You.
If you are minister, and have overtax.d
yourself with your pastoral duties; or a
mother, worn out with care and work,
Hop Eitters Will Restore You.
IfyOu are a man OF business, weakened by
the strain of your everyday duties; Or a man
OF letters, toiling over your midnight work,
Hop Bit:ers Will Strengthen You.
IfyOu arc young, and suffering from any in
discretion. Or are growing too fast, as is often
tie case,
Hop Isitrers Will Reliove YOu.
II you are In the work shop, on the farm, Ut
the desk anywhere, and feel that your system
needs cleansing, toning or stimulating with
out Intoxicating.
Hep Jsitters Is !yhac You Need.
Ii you are old. and your pulse is feeble. your
nerves unsteady, and your faculties waning,
Hop Filters will give you New Life and
SiSOr.
Hop Riticrs Manufacturing Company,
Rochester, View YORK. ana Toronto, Ontario.
decG-IY'lMWF&w
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DEATHS.

DECK-In this city. on Dec. i3, 1850. Mrs. Mary
J. Beck, daughter OF John Gcmpcrling, in the
59;h year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her parents, No POI
East King street, on Thursday afternoon at
~ O'Clock. intcrmcnt at Lancaster cemc
terry. N%
HESDHy.-In Phiaclp phia. Oh the 9th inst,
Mary A. Hendry, wife of r. Z. iIendry. taugh-
ter Of Conrad and Elizabeth Shertz and form
erly OF Lancaster City, in the cd year of hei
anr ifGH
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5. He SIS & Son. Aucts. dl:

TJ'HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRI-
/ VATE sale that twO-story BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE with twO-stOry Brick Back Build
house fronts 10 feet, and lot extends in depth
1913 feet to Zion Lutheran church. The house
has been recently parered throughout; there
in the house, and water in the kitchen. In the
lot are choice varieties of fruit trees and
fine grape vine. On tho south side of the house
is :.n :iicyway for the exclusive use Of this
property. Possession given April !. 1881. If
not sold at private sale the above property
will be offered at public sale, ut the Leopard
hotel. on saturday evening, December Is. 1850.
ct O'Clock. PHILIP DOERSOM.
decl-l6td
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Tie Firen,en's Convention.

The delegates elected by the several fire
companies of this city, to attend the con-
vcntion of firemcn to be held in Reading,
had an informal meeting at the Empire
hook and ladder hall last evening and re-
solved to start for Reading on Thursday
afternoon. They also resolved that on all
matters that may affect the interests of the
volunteer fire department they would vote
rs unit, the better to make their influ-
ence felt in the convention.
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ANOTHER EXPLOSION.

The Mine Fit at StelIartOn Again the Scene.
HALIFAX, Dec. 14.-Anotl,er explosion
occurred at the cage pit, Stcllarton, about
8 O'Clock this morning, and was followed
in a few moments by another blast. A
strong force of men are on hand to explore
the mine at the earliest possilc moment.
At 9 o'clock the third explosion oc-
Cured. It is not believed, however. that
any lives are lost.
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Coughs.

''Ero"':'* bronchial IrGchex' arc used w'.th
advantage to alleviate Coughs. sore Throai,
IIuaTscness and bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Trochcs nave becl in use,
with annually increasing favor. They arc not
new and untric,I. but, having Ecen tested BY
wi.c and cOnStan! use for nearly an entire
generation, they haze attained w"ll-!ncritts
rank a,mGmg lc few staple remedies Of the age.
The Throat.
ETGacna Eroachi1t TrOches y act directly
On tie OrgaHs cfthc vGicc. Tl,cy have an cA-
,.lrr.iinary effect in ali disorders Of the Throat
tn! ;.arynX, rh-; orinS healthy tone " hen re-
llXtu. either trou cod OK OVcr-eXcrtion OF the
voice, and produce Il cIcaraE.l distinct "nunci-
;iti,m. Speakers and StaGers iin,l the TrOches
useful.
\ Cough, Cold. CatarTi OF sore Throat re-
,iuiTcs Immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incIraLle Lung Disease.
" I:rO,chS bronchial TF5cI,eS' will almost i'll
variaD!y give relief. limitations are offered for
safe, many OF which are injurious. The gcnu-
inc :. i!roun'S bronchial Ir0ches" arc sold
0"ky in Lo:es.. anI5-lsd& ,Th&S
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Crushed to Death.

Mr.. Lewis Cooper, aged 53, the sexton
of the Statewide church, in Peachbottom
township, York county, repaired to Mr..
c. Neeper's woods, for the purpose Of cut
ting wood. Not returning at night no un-
easincss was felt by the family, rs he had
spoken OF visiting the shOemaker's in the
evening. Being still absent in the morn.
morning, search was instituted, land he was
found lying under fallen tree which he
had felled. Life was entirely extinct. 1t
is thought that when the tree was about
TO fall Mr.. Cooper attempted to escape.
but was caught before getting beyond
range.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
Attempt to Rob "A COuntryman

This afternoon about o'clock a young
countryman named Keneagy fell in with
two men named Martin and McCaskcy,
the latter an ostler employed by Bitter,
near the Pennsylvania railroad depot.
Keneagy "trcated Martin. who then de-
manded more money from him. This was
refused. when Martin and McCaskey as
saulted Kencagy, attempted to rob
him, it is said, and then ran Off
Kencagy who lives in the eastern part of
the county has black eye. The police
are after his aSsailants.
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Sales of Tobacco.

Aaron Bachman, of Farmersville sold
his crop of tobacco to C. Herr at %, 6. 3.
I. Shaeffer. hotel keeper at Monterey, sold
$500 stalks raised from ''Shaeffer seed"
and yielding 1900 pounds, to Altshue at
80 cents around. Henry Gambler of East
Hempfeld sold two acres to Altshue at
%, s. 4. Allen ]. Hart of Colmansviile,
sold his crop to j. D. Scnsenig at 1S, 3.
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Tho ALBANIAN League.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE Albanian league
has now entirely disappeared.
M1lskET
New York Marker.

NEW YORK, Dec H-Flour-State IS 4OGA " ;
extr;, do "a 60l4 81: choice, do 81 SOsl5 10 fancy
do $ 15il6 so: round hoop Ohio s4sO15 10 choice
do ut Is 5596 s.; superine western q i004 %;
common to good extra do 81 6el5 o.: choice
do 8 1895 10; choice white wheat do $s 10
600: Southern dull and heavy: common to
fair extra IS 0O45 80; good to choice do 8 $50
675.
Wheat-market very heavy and prices sG3c
lower: No. Red. spot. 81 %; do Jan. 81 21'ssG
2lsi do Feb. 81 ey4Gl 2H4.
Corn without important change and moder-
ateiy active; Mixea western spot, 57I5s15c; !;
doStutGre. 5S1S6594c..
Oats shade easier: No. : Feb, 47647ls SC !:
State 44149c; Western 421SMisc. =
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TIE most wonderful and marvellous success,
in cases where persons are sick or pinins away
from a condition OF fmiscTablcncss, that no one
knows what ais them (prOtitabla patients !or
doctor-l, is obtained by the OF Hop Bit
tei'S. They Legin to cure from tho first dose
and keep it uD until perfect health and
strength Is restored. Whoever is afflicted in
this way need not suffer, when they can get
Hop I;ittcrs. See Erutiis'' and !PrOvcrbs"
in anot her column. Ill 2w,i&w
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GERMAN POLITICS.

Victory of ProEressists and Democrats.
BERLIN, Dec. 14.-The Progressists and
Democrats obtained a tremendous victory
in the late election. At Altenberg Herr
Kalmpffer has been elected member of the
Reichstag by a majority of ., 500, in dis
trict which never before returned 4 Pro-
gressist. This is partly owing to the new
corn laws.
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New YORK, Dec. 14.-Isaac Cathcart,
sixteen years old, and Albert Meyer were
arraigned at the Tom5s to-day for breach
of trust, Cathcart having decamped with
$4,000 belonging to Vandyca s. Williams.
His employers case was not pressed, and
both lads were DISCHARGED,
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IL is astonishing to see the large quantity OF
grapes OF the Encst quality, and large clusters
that arc each year mashed up for wine. at the
vineyards of \. Spcer, P:lss;,ic, n. j. Nr.
Specr buys large quantities of grapes, and also
raises the Oportn grape. from which he makes
his celebrated winc without the allmiHture of
alcohol or spirits. This wine is found by care
fui analysis TO DO the best wine in market for
invalids and lcbilitatra persons. II is called
Srerr's Port Grape Wine, and is sold by drug
gists Ii is extensively used by churches for
the communion table. Excellent for !atigucd
females. This wine Is recommended by Drs.
AtIcc and Davis. and for safe by IL. F.. Slay.
maker II 2wd&w
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NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Edward Rein
hardt, convicted of numbering his wife at
Silver Lake, Staten Island, and whose case
has been before the court Of appeals, was
brought up this morning and re-sentenced
to be hanged January Il.
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Disabled.

ing at Some of the younger bloods on
skates: They got him to try it. He. did.
His left hand was so hurt by the fall that
DR.. Muhlenberg had to give it attention,
and Dad" can only play pool with the
butt of his cue.
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Lehi.h Valley Dividend.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-At a meeting
of directors of the Lehigh Valley railroad
this afternoon, a quarterly dividend of one
per cent. was declared payable in January.
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FIRE In Philadelphia .

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 14.-By fire this
morning in the telegraph cable manufac-
tory of Manly & Sons, 44th and Chestnut
streets, damage was done to the extent of
500. .OGO.
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W ESTWARD.

Pacific Express. east. an sunday. when nag
Sesl, wii! stop 1T Mi,i,licIown, EiHibct htOwn
Mt. Joy, Landisvilie, Bir,,-in- Hand, Lcman
Place, Gap, Chrisiiin;. Parkcsturg. Coates
Vile, Oakland an,l Glen Loeb.
Fast Line. west. on SUNDAY VI hen ii;yge.i.
Will stop nt Dow niagto II. .CO;,tc~vilc, l.rkes-
burg, Mt. Joy, EliZabcihtUwn aE.! Mi,!,llrtOwn.
Hanover craccO!ImO.!.,tiOI, west, connecting ut
Lancaster with Niagara and Chir,go Express
ut ll:Di Il. H.. will ran through to Hanover.
Frederick Accommodation west. connects at
Lancaster with Fast Line, west. at 2:s5 T.. NJ,
ami vii! run tnT0iIgh tn Frrticric".
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-14
or No COnscureur.

MADRID, Dec. 14.--Very little import
ance is attached in official circles to the
negro conspiracy in Cuba.