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General Parade.

General Parade.
There will be a general parade OF the Demo.
cratic clubs of the city next Saturday evening.
Further arrangements will be announced
shortly by Col. Fordney, Battalion Commander.
The Veterans
VIII llec: this evening for the transaction OF
iulnortcnt business. All Veterans who have
no: as yet received their equipments will re-
ccive the same at the Central headquarters
on this evening.
Attention, Iron Workers.
The Iron w orkers who intend participating
i'll the parade tomorrow evening will meet Mt
Kohring's hotel, corner of Plum and Chestnut
streets, at O'Clock, sharp. The Quarryville
band will head the delegation.
First Ward.
\ meeting OF First ward club will be held ut
Henry Neamcrs saloon, on Saturday evening
ut O'Clock sharp, for the purpose of distrih
uting the balance of uniformsan and turning out
in genera, parade.
Second Ward.
Every member of the Second Ward will
assemble at their headquarters, Ransing's
saloon, Chestnut street, opposite p. r r. depot,
tomorrow evening. at O'Clock sharp, to take
part in the torchlight procession. Tu'n out.
Turn out.
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THE EUROPEAN MISSING.

Fears of Another Disaster on Lake Michi-
gan.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Thc propeller Euro
pean, with crew Of twenty five. the usual
complement of officers, and number of
passengers, has been overdue since last
Friday, and much alarm is felt for her
safety. 1t is feared that quantity Of
books and shoes found on the eastern
shore, may be part of the European cargo.
She had q schooner in tow. which is, of
course, also missing.
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MARRIAGES

FRANK-NIssLEY-On the 2lst OF October,
1880, by the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, ut Ills resi-
dencc, No. 81 East Orange street, Amos II.
Frank, OF Mannheim township, to Miss Annie
s. Nissley, OF RaphO ltd&w*
MARrIN-MARTIN.-On the .lst OF October, by
the Rev. w. L. Gerhard, Mt his residence, as
sisted by his son, Rev. ID. W. Gerhard, Samuel
II. Martin to Miss Mary II. Martin, both OF
East Earl. ltd&wx
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Damages for Malpractice.

Mrs. VIM. Plant, residing near Brickers-
vile, has entered suit against DR.. J. IL.
Selling, for $1,000 damages sustained by
her through DR.. Settings malpractice. It
appears that Mrs. Plantz was suffering
from dropsy, but DR.. Selling insisted that
she was cnciente, induced her to procure 4
nurse, and used upon her person his ac-
conching instruments, injuring her seri-
ously.
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sale Di' Real .;.:tsie,

The executors of Henry Keen, sl., late OF
Eden township, deceased, sold at puh!ic sale
Keen for s1so per acre. No. ?, the farm
adjoining, containing 10 acres, TO Adam
Keen for S1el.25 per acre. No. >, farm
adjoining, with the lime quarries and lsilns,
to Samue! NJ. Keen for s131. IS per acre.
Also three small tracts of woodland,
amounting to about $1,000; the whole
amounting to S34, 210. The sale of the re-
naming two farms in Drumare township
will take place at Spring Grove hotel ON
Friday.
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l,caaIy Assault ON an Actor.

1'caaly Assault on an Actor.
New YORK, Oct. s2.-IIarry Bruno, the
well known variety actor, at one O'Clock
this morning was stabbed, and prob
ably fatally injured, in Chatham
square, by Bowery rough named
John Gillcn alias Montague who claims
to be printer by trade. The assault was
entirely unprovoked, Mr.. Bruno being on
his way home from performance at
Harry Miners theatre where he in now
under engagement.
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CEO,Dauy C's Flag

The presentation of . flag to Co. c, Han
cock Veterans, did not take place at ex-
Constable Huber's, as stated yesterday,
but at tie residence Of David Baudcr, 4G7
Manor street. Mrs. Bauder and Mrs. Bar
tholomew raised the money with which
the flag was purchased, and to them be-
longs the principal credit of the presenta-
ton.
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ing for the occupancy of the pulpits Of the
city on Sunday next was appointed.
A committee for the reception Of all bus
mess of the eldership was appointed.
On motion of Elder Forney, a committee
was appointed to take into consideration
all unoccupied houses of worship in the
cldership. The committee consists Of FL
ders c. II. Torney, c. Price and George
Sigler,
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Pure-four years old--will not intoxicate
but possessing all the valuable medicinal
properties of the Oporto grape, from which it
made. Used In hospitals and by first class
physicians as the best known wine for medical
purposes. 1t is u tonic and astringent. 1t is
not mixed with alcohol or other liquors, but a
mild, rich and pleasant tonic, improving the
appetite and promoting digestion as Il duretic
1t acts benefIcialiy on the kidneys and cores
pon.iing organs; Us Il sudoriilc, it acts upon
the skin, destroying eruptiOns and producing
a soft, healthy and blooming complexion.
Therefore, it is extensively and beneHcially
used by ladies, and is in general f0mily use as
sure remedy for dysentcry, and for all
nervous, weak and tlebilitated persons. Sold
by druggists and by 4. Speer, at hia own vim
yards, New Jersey.-Adrcrtiser.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atiee AMI
Davis, and sold by II. F.. Slaymakcr.
OlG-2Tu&W
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Tho Ficl,! Trial.

The Pittsburgh Telegraph OF last evcn-
ing has this to say Of the field trial for
dogs whici, will come off at Quarryvi!le,
in this county, next week : Pittsburgh $
hunting dogs and their owners will depart
III goodly numbers on Monday evening
by the eight o'clock train for Lancaster,
where the first annual contest takes place
to decide the merits OF the intelligent ami
mails. Local interest attaches to this
event 10y reason OF the increased attention
given hereabouts by spo:tsmen TO tic use
Of costly imported settlers and pointers.
The trial in question begins OH Tuesday,
the Goth inst, in the hunting grounds near
Lancaster, The list of stakes and prizes
has already appeared in these columns.
Last weel, the Philadelphia firm Of i. +.
Caldwell < Co., donated for this contest
solid silver trophy valued at so to be
awarded the owner of the second best dog
OF the contest. In this connection special
interest attaches to the association stakes.
Cor members only, handling their own
dogs. The prize in this instance is donated
by the State Field Trial association, and
consists ola piece Of plate wortl. 500.
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THE EAST.

Money for the Russian Squadron.
LondOn, Oct. ga despatch from Cas-
tel No, OH to the Daily Telegraph says tho
Russian corvette .Zemcong has returned
with money for the Russian squadron ard
subsidies for Montenegro. The report is
not credited here,
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Why Is 1t?

The reason why Cohen 4 Bro, OF the Phila-
'!clphia One Price Store, East King street.
don't advertise often is they don't have time.
Because people are telling each other that they
have so many bargains in the latest styles OF
mems and boys hats, caps, gloves, shirts,
underwear, knit jackets. &C. and that ia why
they are selling many goods and kept
busy. Oct2O&G2
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Having almost closed out our entire stock
OF summer shoes and boots, VIC are now ready
to close out our heavy goods for winter. Re-
member the entire stock OF boots and shoes
must be sold out by January l, 1881. Fixtures
for sale and store tor rent. Parlor Shoe Store,
No. eil. East King street. opposite Lancaster
County national bank. It'd
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KID GLOVES.
DIR NEW KID GLOVE,

OUR NEW KID GLOVE,
.The ALEXANDRA MEDAILLE DOR,
Is positively equal to tho hes. Glove in the
market. Every pair warranted to give perfect
satisfaction Each pair is carefully selected
and examined before ii is offered tor sale.
Any lady Wishing to buy pair will do well To
cali OH u.s. as our assortment is the most COM
tx to ~, in Black and White. All new fall
shades in Crowns and Drabs. a fine assOrt-
ment OF Opera Co!ors and White, all Of the
sTNOtc the price of this most excellent Kid
Glove:
3 buttons. Only Csc.
4 button stitched back Gent,' Kid Glove. ef
superior quality (every pair war
sPncIaI r:nneaIIlI ", ESlE;GlfNs. lEs! rfiNir
One lot of button Kid Gloves, which VIC
have previously sold tor 9sc, In Colors and
Operas, to be closed out for 13c.
new lot OF 6 button Kid Gloves. In OPERA
SHADES ONLY. OF excellent quality. at s9c.
Il pair.
a""''iiyN II Fl I1sER y e TlRlREAp RniE; AND BERLIN
GLOVES
we ARE prepared now to show you any style or
New Lot of Berlin Gloves.
L. 9, 3el;,stics.
l3c., lJc., 1gc. II pair.
The best Glove for marketing purpn-e-.
real Lislc Glove for dress wear, In fine
shades of Slate, regular made, full eiastiesa at
The very finest French Pearl Li,le, selasties.
SIC. II pair.
Finer quality, fancy top, Sc.
Heavy nll-wool Cashmere Glove, finest quai-
Childs MerinO Gloves in all sizes.
The best and most comfortable Glove you
be worn rs Il fine dress GlOye-in dark drabs,
brown, cardinal, navy and light blue, maroon,
Sc, from 2Oc. pair up:
Infantss Mitts, In white and coiOred, III large
variety. from l4C,
Child's WOrstct Le3.ins from SOC. 4 pair up.
Leggin Drawers, for Babies, in white and
cardinal, 81 a pair.
Ladies' worsted Leggins, 5sc., &c, TIC, ac
cOrding to size.
Babies saxony Knit Shirts.
without sleeves. ...........-..4i ale.
The best and w:srmest.
Chil,ls Merino Underahirts and Drawers, in
t. LADIES DIE ''l And GESTs MERISO UNDER
WEAR.
You can buy cheaper and better ut our store
than any where else in this city.
Ladies' Mcrino Vests, regular masie, cuffs,
Ladies' fine Mcrino Vests and Drawers, 4sc
Extra heavy. silk stitched, 15c.
Fine French Cashmere. Sl6O
Gents good MerinO Shirts and Drawers iOc.
Gents Flannel Shirts and Drawers, from 81,
upwards.
SCARLET UNDERWEAR.
:OCR ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY.
Is too well known, and it would NIL columns TO
try and mention the different styles and prices
that we are able to show in that department.
One single call will convince you that there -
nothing missing from the cheapest to the hest,
from the smallest to the largest.
We invite everybody to visit our store with
style Of goods we keep and their prices.
i full assortment of
NEWS FURNISHING GOODS
at low prices.
Most extraordinary bargains In Gents Cot
ton Socks. Full regular made Socks. l4c. a
pair. One lot of real British Socks, full regn
ular made, l9c. English Merino Socks. &c.
Balbriggans, full regular made. 95c. and a
great many other bargains which are worth
notice.
ASTRICH BROS,
13 EAST KING ST,
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E0rthGuako.

PARIS, Oct. s2.-Several severe shocks
Of earthquake were felt at Dion and that
| Ecighborhood, on Wednesday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladies' yNine-Spees's Port

Sick headaches necessarily distract many
| Let such use "Sellers' Liver Pills. " cents
! 81 l0Y
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Ef1KKETS.


P.;ii;sdelpi,sa Market.
PBILADELrHIA, October :2-FlOur sluggish
! 50: ohio and in,!i:.na family Is 5o96 % !;
PeDn'a family do S5 l2Gl5 80 st. Louis FAMILY
at &c 0On6 80; Minnesota family s. 25d6 90:
as 25.
Rye -four at - So
Wheat dull and weak; No. Western
r Re- 1ssl = iHa renn'" lie" 81 ls@' 'a; Amber
Corn quiet and steady; yellow at 55aa'14c; {;
Oats dull; So.1 White 4o@4Ezc: No. . do
4e94oHc; No. ; 10 *sasa1zc; NO: = Mixed $50
Rye firm at 9sc
mess pork and beet hams slGIlG so; Indian
mss beet at slS59; smoked hams ll0l2c; !;
iers s@cl4c; salt 10 51zc.
Lard quiet city Kettle at s@@sc: l"os.,
butchers s,4c; prime steam sHc:
other gradcs-market dull {: Creamery
extra lal32c: goo,l to choice .sGl3Oc; Ir;IsifOr,i
gserv ee%a,y @ s%trS anc TO cose
Rolls firm: Western Deserve extra 2l022c; !;
Penn'a Extra s.a2ic.
Cheese dull, aside from choice New York full
cream I31a@l3Ac; Western full cream. l214@
iShc: do fair to:good lia49ls4c; 10 hall skins
Petroleum dull refined Isc.
Whisky active at 81 II.
50; Timothy nominal ut - 7O12 81: Flaxsee''
wanted, 81 b bid.
New York Harriet.
NEW Yoax, Oct. .2s-FlOur-State ami West
ern dull and prices In buyers favor;
Supcrfine, at s. S9@4 IS; extrf dn at
s4ss@4 SO; choice, do, =! 5594 IS: fancy 90.
81 so@6 90: round hoop Ohio 81 75a5 90: choice
do s. 1896 %; superfine western $s S040i 2l;
common to good extra do "a 25l4 60 choice
do do s. 65@6 50 choice white wheat do "a G5
@is5; Southern quiet and heavy; conf
mon to fair extra IS OO<l5 So; good to choice
do n G0ll7 90.
Wheat L@nhc lower and moderately active
No. l White, Deo., 81 Is; No. Re'i, Oct,
81 l5I :do Nov, ll5s4@l l51. do Dec, 81 l61l
lG5s do JAM, 81 ISL.
ern spot, 55d55Ac; do future, 55AGs555Ac.
Oats unchanged; No. Oct. and Nov. }9c
10 Dec. 39'1@tGNc: State 39045c; Western,
3SG0i5c
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Sow They Fec! at Adrian, Mich.
Reed, Beach L Smith, druggists, OF this city,
say that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is giving the very
best of satisfaction. One of their customers
says he would not take two hundred dollars
for one he has if he could no: another.
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EOR SHE.

DRIVATE SALE.
i Until NOVEMBER II, tho twOsto,y Brick
House, with kitchen attached, No. lis East
pies, Peaches. and Grape Vine on lot, water
NC. Inquire at No. 1876 Charlotte street, Lam
caster. Pa. ort7-cOi&nOvI1t
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Boils, pimples On the face, salt rhcuni, old
sores, and all cutaneous eruptiOns disappear
like magic when "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Search
err Is used,
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Oct20-lIn,i
TOR RENT.

Il STORE ROOM 1SX4O feet, with new
plate glass front, high ceiling, located on the
main business street and next door to the post
Office, Columbia, Lancaster county. Ta. has
been occupied as q book store for the last
sixteen years. and IL one OF the best stands in
the county for that business. 1t fs fine Open
ing for any one who understands the book ami
stationery business. Possession given imme-
dately. Address
JOHN FENDRICH,
oct21lwd Columbia, Pa.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
~ On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, $780, OF
a valuable Chester county farm OF 2lO ACRES
Convenient to railroads, Good buildings. Sale
positive. For particulars address.
S. f. NIVIN
idminist raIor c. I. a.
Oct20lmd Landenbcrg, PA.
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WANTED.

WANTED.--.EvERY TO ADVER-
w ttse, free OF charge in the INrELL!GEN
GER, who wants something to do.
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VrOR REN1.
T. 4 Farm. one mile from the city Of Lancas-
ter, on the Petersburg turnpike, containing
about one hundred and five acres thirty acres
of which is now in fall crops privilege to put
out two acres in tobacco. Enquire ut No. 3S
North Duke street or on the premises.
Oct7- 7-lOtdeod MRS, JOHN MCGRANN
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NEW ADEERTLSEAENTS.
II. z. RHOADS & BRO.

Call attention completeness variety
including article description
wpriced All Watches
Time-keepers Jewelry including very many
pretty designs
Diamond Goods Silverware in full variety, from good
article great
sic worth Oil Paintings Musical Boxes, Bronzes
All purchasers goods persons contemplate
purchase goods
respectfully invited to visit our
H.Z.RHOADS&BRO.Jew Jewellers.
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Emacation Iropsy, mental ana physical
weakness arrested by Malt Ritters.
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Or old or Young, or grave or gay,
Those who now let their teeth decay,
With breath We can't endure;
The thought their after lite will haunt,
That they neglected SOZODONT,
That would have kept all pure.
Ol8-lwdeOd&w
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HATS. HATS.

PATTERN HATS AND BONNETs,
pEnnls. at most TsesssSele bass9s. prices pERnYs
| Black Felt Dcrbys......... .G:c.
Soft Felt DerbyS..........5c.
Misses Derbys, bound and trimmed with
Satin, ut 7ac.
Our 81 Derby. on Fine Felt, trimmed with
Black Satin, il the cheapest and most profitable
~ THE CiGARETTE HAT, 7sc.
LADIES' SHAPE HATS AND BONNEfs,
in Straw, Fine Felt and Beaver.
Large sT ,Sp sg1ys, e. + a SGST
III All shades, and In the most artistic designs.
BIRDS WINGS.
BEADED BREASTS,
FEATHER BANDS and others.
ofsnpcrior quality, Plain and Fancy,
r,rs, Quality Satin "a and Si'o Gsos Grain Ribbons
No.9. No:le, No.i6,
MOI, Nos, No.7, .No.a No..
&C. DRESS S.. AND CLOAK &; rsiMM,sGs. ss u.s. " W"
BLACK SILK FRINGES
at our well-known low prices.
inch Bead and Chenille Fringe ...... .6lc
3inci Chenille and Grass Fringe, with Fancy
Most elegant Chenille andJe Fringes at ~ a yd.
Fine Chenille and Bead Fringcs Mt $l.lO,
sl2o sl.s5 per yard.
4 very ricl, Grass Fringe, with deep Fancy
Healing. 81. 40 per yard.
CoIorci SILK Fringes 1T &c. per yar,i.
BEADED
PASSAMENTERIES.
One lot Beaded Passamenterics, ? inches wide,
75c. ayar,l.
One lot, ~ inch width, in most elaborate
patterns, ut 81 per yard.
The most exquisite design i'm Passamenteries
Mt Sl.6O per yard.
Just opened, nm elegant assortment of
rLAcE HoHatr1 AND GGLGREp 9SFTSHsi GikpLks,
BEADED and csocHET BALLS,
HUNGARIAN HUNG r! Ms! SPIKES,
Trimming Tassels. els......................5c &c apiece
Elegant Cords and Spikes Mt. 81. p
SILK Girlles 75c, 81. sle IL 50 and upwards.
Single Hungarian Spikes. Beaded,
3, 4. ; and L inches,
Mt re, l9c., Sc, :9c. apiece:
Heavy Silk Cord. ............... sOc. per yard
Tasssi Ornaments in Elegant Patterns.
BLACK TRIMMING LACEs.
Good Black Trimming Silk at 49,. .75c. per yd
% i inch Extra Heavy slack SILK Is per ya
Extra Quality Lyons Black Satin: .75c. per yd
Lyons Black Dress satin. superior quality,
lper yard, worth si2,
f'"s Exceiient sGf Quality Black vsiveit"n %t '
zoe. II yard, worth 7Jc.
i:ruc.,,ed Vclvetccn, in all ColOrs..
COlOred Velvetcens, silk finished. .......... .Gahr
All Silk Black Velvet............$lOOp 81 90 per yard
Fine Black Silk Velvet % per yard
BLACK CREPES.
English Crepe, "a 5-i...............$I.,.'a 81 - II ynrd
English Crepe, $500 II yard
Best English Veil Crepe. extra heavy. 81 yd
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The queen of med icinal soaps the matchless
Cuticura. Sales. 1879, 40 COO cakes.
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NEW ADYERTLSEMENTS
nu H3AlC SALr. OF a O LES,

Dun SALE Of MULES.
L On MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. will be sold
at the Merrimac, North Prince street. a head
credit of 60 days. For particulars see Nj. r.
Witwer. Sale ut O'Clock.
o2s-2td. JOSEPH A. WOODBURY.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEATHER INDICAT1

| WEATHER INDICATIONS.
| WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. ce.-For til,
Middle Atlantic states, cloudy and threat
ening weather, with light rains, northeas,
to northwest winds, lower barometer and
stationary or lower temperature.
| By WIRE AND CABLE.
| News of the Aiternoon Condensed.
The rain caused a postponement Of the
Pimlico races to-day.
Agent Berry's conduct in surrenderins
white man named Jackson, who had
killed an Indian in Colorado, to the en-
ragged friends of the victim, is severely
censured and Berry will be held to ac-
count.
Whites and Utes engaged in q fight near
the reservation line in Colorado, several
days ago, and two ofthe latter were killed
and several wounded.
Three cmiSrants were found frozen 10
death near Springfield, Minn., yesterday.
The W. C. T. T., which has been in
session ut Harrisburg, adjourned ut noon,
to-day, after clecting delegates to the M
tional temperance convention.
In Loredo, Texas, Jose Renzi, convicted
Of rape OIL a six-year-old girl, was sentenc-
ed to death.
ENGLISH SPORTING MATTERS
Ross to Row in the Regatta.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Sportsman this
morning says: "The Oarsman, Wallace
Ross. of st. John, n. B., telegraphcd us
that he is in the best of health and that
lie will arrive in London on Friday to-
day..
n Noted Race Horse tO Be Sold.
Mr.. G. Bremer's three -year-Old bay colt
Robert the Devi! will be offered fer sale
at New Market, on Wednesday next 4
large reserve will be placed OIL him.
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stock market,

stock Market.
October -
NEW York STOCKS.
Stocks strong and higher.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-17
State News.

A union Sunday school convention is to be held in the Methodist church at North Man chester to-day.
 The village improvement association of Litchfield is in fair condition, the receipts the past year having been $1, ,306.
 The departure of the Wallingford eommu- nity to Niagara next spring will, it is said, take away $26, 1000 annually in wages.
 The Hartford City Guard recently voted to give up the proposed target shoot till May 1st next year, the twentieth anniversary of the first street parade of the company.
 Monday as John Quinn, brakeman on an extra freight train on the New York and New England railroad, was climbing between cars at Manchester, he fell to the ground and was terribly mutilated by the car wheels. His home in Hartford, where his remains were taken.
 A suit has been brought by the Selectmen of the town of Westport against E. A. Will Hams, ex-treasurer, and R. D. Cable, ex-col- lector, to recover some s 300 due the town, as shown by discrepancies in their accounts. An attachment has been made on property owned by them and the trial will be prosecu- ted in behalf of the town by Curtis Thomp- son of Bridgeport