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DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
ENFTY YEARS! FIFTY YEARS.
OLD AND RELIABLE!
ESTABLISHED. 1880
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive esLecial attention, and arc very cara
fully compounded from the most rellabl,
medicines by thoronlhly competent assist
ants, graduates Of the Philadelphia Col
Iege OF Pharmacy ard families supplied
with 1:hgs Of a superior quality at
Il. JAMEs Beat, DRUGGIST,
SIXTH RND MARKET STREETS.
"a TIEHIl0N.---A All persens dearia.
n pure Drugs or Chemicals, or wisb
ny their prescriptions or private rece!ye
carefully compounded OF pure materials
should go 10 the drug stOre OF
II, X BRlNGHURST,
No. 3l7 Market street,
elOu Wilmington, Del
FREIGHT LINES.
ESOR PHILADELPHIA!
WARMERS PHILADELPHIA
AND
WILMINGTON PKOPELLERS,
Sail from Market street wharf, Wilmington,
daily, at L. NJ. Frem first wharf below
Chestnut It., Ph,ladeiphia, daily, at.
O'Clock, T. NJ.
Express arrangements in both, cities, b,
which prompt delivery of merchandise Is IT.
sured.
CHARLES WARMER l. CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF,
Wilmington Delaware.
--------------- -----.s
TOBACCO AED CIGARS.
OTTo h bUTz'
Maluiarturers of all kinds Of
!SEGARS SEGAkS SEaARS
NO. 2 WEST FRONT STREET,
JOHN OTTO. JOHN BUTZ. |
PREECH AND MUZZLE
LOADING GUNS, LOADING GUNS,
LOADING GUNS, LOADING GUNS,
ALI Styles, Makes and Prices. Prices sent to |
any point on application.
JAMES u BRO,
JAMES D. BRO,
\ MARKET sT., zo4 MARKLT 1T
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

pAYNARD n DAWSON-JEWELRY,
Have at their store,
~ MARKET ST, 229 MARKET ST.
2z9 MARKET ST, 22y MARKET ST.
a full assortment OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS: JEWEI,RY
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELkY,
SlLVkRWARE, SPECTACLES.
SlLN EhWARE, SPkCTACLES,
OPE3A GLASSES, &c, which thew are
SElLINf AS LOW AS THE 10 EST,
Both being practlcnl wsrkmrn all work
lett WIN them will receive careful attention.
l.lIly
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tAHDCERlAN.

STRoNd AND MILD
ROASTED COFFEE
Is GENTS PER POUND
BLACK, GREEN, JAPAN AND MIN
TEAS AT
90 GENTS PER FOUND
iheSe goods are uneXcebed In purity ,Gtfen
and flavor, by any 1T me city 1t the
price. Try bnm auc De
cVnviLced of The laoi.
CHEAT WESTE u. TEA CUM"''
W. X. BOWMAN, Manager,
Id h. SECOND ST., IS L. sECosD :
Wilmington, delaware.
our.,assortnent OF the finer grades o.
ana Cc1ee, and perfectly pure pepper,
spices generally. is ole Of the best P
Away right. sSdAk AT G0ST To.o
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THE iAhbEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
ia PhiIsdo;y liN, JOHN WANAMhkEh
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| BOFY BRUSSELS
| BODY BRUSSELS
BODY BRUSSELS
BODY BRUSSELS
Are now ordered so far ahead Of production
that some OF the makers have begun to refuse
to sell goods for this seasons business
TAP STRIES
TAPESTRIES
TAPESTRIES
TAPESTRIES
nave been sold in immense quantities dur
In; the mon and Tie additions to the orders
that were already on file make the az gregate
saic' of these goods enormous and wholly un
pro 'edentct.
3PLYS AND EXTRA SUFFERS
JFLl> AND EXTRA SUPERS
Hsvc heen sol,; very largely through the
montt, aud manufacturers are crowded with
orders.
Oh !Oper grace q Ingrai1s are also moving
larSel! and at fall Prices -
W. M. Il ENNARD %
w. NJ. kENNARD Il co.
W. M. hENNAkD X 60,
W. NJ. kLNNAkDA 400.
62l MARKET ST, e2l MARKET sr
81 MARKET ST., 62l MARKtT 81.
30, pai NJ M :, nEn ~. 81, I'll MARKET ST.,
vi m hhEf FL, C2l MARKET ST.,
Win ington, Dol.
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HARRISON MFG CO.,

tl2 Broad way, New lrk.
Please mention this pal or, 2If.lmd2mv
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IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION.
lMMFDlATE PRODUCTION.
IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION,
Ii MEDIA Il PRODUCTION.
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DRY sooDs.

s.. n. STATS,
8. II. STATS.
). II. STAATS,
AS s m MARRET ar ar 4o6 MARKET sr
WV 'O' MARKEf 81 II
mas JUST opsn'd new and choice stock
HAMBuRa EMBROIDERIEs
In New and Beautiful DesIsps
AT VERY Low PRICES.
AT VERY Low PRlcnI
ALSO DURING IHE.
MONTHS OF JANU'RY AMI, Fepp,n
We will makeR
SWEEPING REDUCTION
SWEEPING REDucuoj
In the price o! our
HOSIERY, HI SlERY, HDs,v..
GLOVES, &C.. GLOVES. A,
IN ORDER To MAKE ROOM FOR ON
NEW SPRING STOCK
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Is now offering, and will continue to offer for
the next thirty days their
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|NPl,kTSnl
N. i}upr0gj
|,1ali,s, Muzz1
|%S.'NOt Men
|S'l ever,
Miner at
SalisshaurpeI NJ
| tl7.an
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Jacob Staufler's Funeral.

The funeral of Jacob Stauffer took place
this afternoon at o'clock and was attend
ed by very large concourse of relatives,
friends and citizens generally, among
whom were many Of the oldest and most
prominent of our people.
The friends assembled at the late resi-
dencc of deceased, No. 235 East Orange
street. where short formal service was
held. after which the body was taken to
the Presbyterian church and the casket
containing it was placed at the head of the
centre aisle. The church was crowded.
The religious service was conducted by
Rev. J. Y. Mitchell. the pastor, assisted by
Rev. J. j. Starh, Rev. J. II. Dubbs, DID,,
and Rev. Z. V. Gerhart, d d. After the
reading of portion of the scripture
by Rev. DR.. Gerhart, the hymn 81
would not live Away was sung by the
congregation. Rev. Mitchell followed
with funeral Grafton in which he
paid high tribute to the Christian char
acter of Mr.. Stanffer. The hymn 'Shall
We Meet Beyond the River was sung by
the choir. The hymns above named were
favorites of the deceased. and were sung
the last time that he attended church prior
to his last sickness.
At the end of the service the casket con-
tanning the remains was opened, and all
present had an opportunity of viewing the
body. The features looked calm and nat
ural. The body was clothed in a
black shroud, and was literally covered
with choice flowers, fitting tribute to the
great botanist, great portion of whose
life was spent among the flowers, the study
of which was one of his chief delights.
The funeral procession then formed and
moved to Lancaster cemetery where the
remains were inferred,
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THE STRIKE AT SAFE HAREOR.
The Ringleaders Discharsed-Tho Nj
Again at Work

The Ringleaders Discharged-Tho Men
Again at Work.
We have report from Safe HarbOr that
several of the ringleadcrs of the strike at
the Safe IIarbcr iron works were perma-
nently dismissed yesterday after which the
general superintendent, Mr.. Wright, had
a conference with the men and it was
agreed they should return to work at for
mer prices (s4.5O per tom, and that they
should be furnished with pig iron of a
quality that would enable them
to make better wages. 1t appears they
we're issuing English pig of short brittle
texture that would not roll we'll; that it
often had to be taken back to the furnace
and heated second time before it could
be properly rolled. Last evening the fires
Were re-lighted and this morning the men
are all at work. except those who were dis
charged. 1t is to be hoped no further
difficulty will occur at the mills and that
they may be run to the mutual benefit of
the managers and the men.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notable Events Across the County Lin

| Notable Events AcrGSS the county Line.
The West Chester papers have sung the
praises of their new turntable to such an
extent, that now the borough is filled with
tramps, who have journeyed thither to see
the wonderful work. This accounts fol
the deserted condition of the Lancaster
lookup for some days past
Along the Susquehanna river hang
posters signed by eight pilots, who agree
not to take less than $50 for raft and not
less than SIG for half raft to run from
Peach Bottom to Port Deposit. They
have adopted the firm name of Whitaker,
Moore & Co., and all contracts and settle
ments for wages must be made with Mr..
| Whitaker.
Hon. jeremiah S. Black, Representative
| Charles S. Wolfe and Franklin B. Gowen,
esq, were in Harrisburg yesterday in con-
sultation with the Harrisburg attorneys
engaged on the part of commonwealth, in
the bribery cases, for the purpose of max
ing arrangements to oppose the granting of
| pardOns to Messrs. Kemble, Salter, Craw-
ford, Rumberger and Petrof.
John Sauerlander and wife, of Whining
ton, were fearfully burned and their house
was set on fire by the explosion of a coal
oil lamp in their bed room as they were in
the act Of retiring to bed Tuesday night.
The fire was extinguished and it is thought
that both the sufferers will recover. The
lamps was filled with "ocean oil" a
variety the sale of which is prohibited by
ordinance.
There arrived in Harrisburg yesterday
from the West party of Apache Indians,
fierce looking stalwart fellows, in blankets,
paint, feathers and brass ornaments,
regular types of the aborigines who
inhabit the Southwest. They were in
charge of Mcssrs. Alexander Reed and B.
NJ. Thomas, Indian agents and interpreters
and left for Washington overthe Northern
Central, and Baltimore and Potomac roads,
at 4.25 p. m.
While freight train drawn by MOdoc
engine, southwark bound, was taking
water at York Haven tank, south of Colds
boro, the rear end of the train was run in
to by engine No. "A engineer Wilson,,
which caused pretty bad wreck, damag-
ing the engine and breaking up a number
of the cars with which the "74 - collided.
Wilson and his fireman were both pretty
sevcrly hurt.
A convention of school superintendents,
including county, city and borough officers,
will be held in the Capitol building, at
Harrisburg, commencing at 2 O'Clock p. m.
on Tuesday, April -. and continuing
during "Wednesday and Thursday. This
is the first meeting of the kind held dur
ing the current term of Office, and it is eX-
pcctcd that every superintendent in the
state will be present and participate in the
proceedings. Various school matters will
be discussed.
On Monday the large stone and frame
barn, on the farm of David Still, north OF
Gainesville, in West Brandywine, was
burned with all its contents, which cOnsis-
ted of one COW, a number of chickens, all
the farm implements, besides some wagons,
a lot of corn, oats, hay and straw. The
farm was tenanted by Isaac Taylor and the
origin of the fire was caused by little boy,
son of Mr.. Taylor playing with matches
in the barnyard.
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M1RkETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Flour dull but
| weak; superfine 81 OO94 50: extra Is OOsl5 80 ;
Ohio and Indiana family IS 5O67 90; Penn'a
family $6 OOG6 62; st. Louis family $6 750725 !;
Minnesota family $S soG6 6s patent and high
grades 81 OOIS 90.
Rye flour - 7594S7.
Cornmeal-Brandyw wine unchanged.
Wheat firm; No. 2 Western Red 81 as :;
Pa. do 81 429l IS Amber 81 1901 ~
Corn steady: steamer 54@541sc; yellow So
@56c mixed 55@551.c.
Oats firm on spot but dull No. l 49c; No. 2
4Sc; No. mixed 46lI +61.c.
Rye quiet Western 9Oc Pa. 9Oc.
Provisions quiet; me IS pork $l2259l25O: beef
hams $l7 5OIlS W; India mess beef $l9 5OQIaO; ;
bacon-smOked shoulders 5l5l4c; salt do "a !;
smoked hams 91a9lO1ac; picked hams So
91ac.
Lard quiet; city kettle 7ss@7slc; loose
butchers &c; prime steam 73s@75sc.
Butter firm good inquiry; creamery extra
35a37c: Bradford county aud New York extra
new 3lGSSc do fall ss@5Oc Western reserve
extra at 2SG30c do good TO choice GSl27c
Rolls scarce; Penna extra 23G 25c; Western
reserve extra 256l21c.
Eggs firm ; Penn'a l21@9l3c; Western l2(l
l2ac.
Cheese firm: New York factory l4llII4l.c {:
Western iull cream 4dlI41sc do for good I3II
G.3a4 do halt-skims I2I l5c.
Petroleum firm Refined &c.
Whisky at 81 Us.
Seeds dull; good to prime cloverseed Sc OO6p
700: do timothy s. 2O93 .; do tiaxseed 81 -
and scarce.
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Browns Household Panacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the BLOOD
whether taken internally or applied externally
and thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache and ALL
ACHES, and is the GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIN. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA
CEA" should be in every family. A teaspoon
tul of the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
(sweetened, if preterred), taken at bedtime
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cents a bottle
For sale at II. i. Cochran 4 Co.'S Drug Store
North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Going to RAISE Tobacco.

The pOttStOwn correspondent of the
Norristown Register says: . Mr.. Harry
Gardner, one of the most successful to-
bacco growers of Lancaster county, has
just been visiting Pottstown with a view to
purchase in this vicinity suitable piece of
land upon which to introduce tobacco
culture here. The Brook farm, the
Richards farm. the Stowe property, and
the large farm of Daniel Price APP
peareI to offer the most inviting facilities,
and all were visited and taken under
con ideration. The Richard farm, know II
as " stowe," west of town. appears to Mr.
Gardner to be the best suited to his purpose
and it is likely purchase of this property
will be made in a short time. Mr.. Gard
ner is young man of wealth and pleasing
manners He and his father are among the
most extensive tobacco growers of the to-
bacco county, owning and controlling
three large farms. On seven acres,
said Mr. Gardner, that he attended to
personally, crop was raised that sold
for twenty cents per pound, netting 5000
per acre. The wife of Mr.. Gardner is a
daughter of Hon. James Hopkins, of Lam
caster county, and several years ago at
tended the Ladies' Cottage seminary here.
Her intimate relation with the family of
Mr.. Charles Ruttcr, created in Mrs. Card
ner desire to reside in Pottstown perma-
ncntly, and it was this object that induced
her husband to visit the place for the pur-
pose stated.
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Tany for Weaver.

Carlisle Olunteer, Dem.
We see it announced in the Republican
papers of Lancaster that our old friend
and classmate. VIM. D. Weaver, is a can
didate for district attorney. We have
known Mr.. Weaver in and out of school
for many years and We have always found
him honest and upright, and it is our
opinion that if the Bull Ringers" and
''Hog Ringers" Of that delectable politi-
cal cline want good, square fellow of
sound horse sense, plenty of brains
and some conscience to boot, they
will select Weaver. His Republicanism
is of the rankest kind but he has also re-
deeming qualities about him, and as there
don't seem to be any earthly chance for the
election of McMullen, Given, bob" Risk
or some other Democratic friend of ours to
the same Office, We hope Weaver will get it
We, however, hereby serve notice upon him
that should his party split itself up into a
half dozen Kilkenny cat factions and
thereby make it possible for Democrat to
slip in, we shall, at once, take back every
solitary word of tafy we ever uttered about
him.
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KING COAL.
No Advance at Percent.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-A largely
attended meeting of the Lehigh and
Schuylkill coal exchanges was held here
this afternoon. After a lengthy discussion
on the present condition and future re-
quirements of the trade, the conclusion
was arrived at that it would be unadvisable
to make any change in the city and harbor
prices of coal for the coming month. The
April circulars of the Philadelphia and
Reading coal and iron, the Lehigh and
Wilkesbare and other companies in both
regions will therefore remain as at present.
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New York Market.

ern dull and strongly in buyers favor /;
supertine state u 6095 W; extra do
s. l5gj 40; choice do - 45@6; fancy do
81 1907 %: round hoop Ohio - tO@5 N: choice
do VI OO96 50; superfne western "a 65lt5 OO !:
common to good extra do s. 2J95 ~ !; choice
dOdO - 5oGlS O0; choice white wheat do s. $50
8 80; Southern dull and heavy; common To
fair extra IS 65GG Is; good to choice do s6 ~
O. 80.
Wheat-Spring dull and nominal Winter
heavy and 126l24c lower: No. White, March,
u 80; do April, 81 S7@i 57l4; No. Red, April,
81 421a@l IA ito May 81 40.
Corn dull and scarcely firm; Mixed
Western spot 5JQpj6c do future 5O5sa56c.
Oats 4 shade easier, including No. White.
cash, at 421ac; No March, ~, &; do May. 4Oc !;
State 43Ql46c; Western 43ll i5c.
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Maunday Thursday.

In the religious calendar to-day is known
as Maunday Thursday or Holy Thursday
and in all the Catholic churches special
observance of the day was had in the cele.
bration of the mass at $50 this morning.
Tomorrow will be Good Friday COM
memorative of the day on which our Saw
iour was cTucified. The services in the
Catholic, Episcopal, Moravian and
Lutheran churches will partake of unusual
solemnity. The day is legal holiday,
and the public schools and banks will be
closed.
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CONGRESS-.


WASHINGTON, d. c., March 25.-In the
Senate the bill incorporating the National
Educational association, and the bill
authorizing the issue of twenty-year five
per cent. bonds of the District of Columbia
were passed. Several private bills OH the
calendar were also passed.
At 80 p. M, on motion Of Mr.. Eaton,
the Senate went into executive session.
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JNOR RENT.
L Two rooms. No. 4313 North Queen street,
suitable for photograph gallery, now occupied
byJ S. Saurman. Apply to -
dec2G-tfu THOS BAUMGARDNER.
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A Cold Snap.

Yesterday was cold and windy, and the
mercury was below the freezing point all
day. This morning at daybreak the ther-
momcter marked II degrees above zero,
and ice almost and inch in thickness
formed on still water. The policemen say
that last night was one of the most un-
comfortable they have experienced during
the season. Some fears are expressed that
the early fruit may have been injured but
as the weather has been very dry, this is
not probably the case to any serious ex-
tent.
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to other
causes, is occasioned by Worms. BROWNS
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozenges.
although etfectual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been success
fully used 10y physicians. and found to be alb
solutely sure in eradicating worms. Twenty
five cents a box. Tianl5lyd&wTuTh&S
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New Offices.

DR.. J. o. Boyd, whose recent return
from Florida was noticed in these columns,
has settled himself down in his new offices
on West King street near Mulberry. The
rooms have been fitted up with new furni-
ture, ETC., and they look very neat and
comfortable. r. J. Evans, esq.,, attorney
at-law, will occupy DR.. Boyd's late Office
at No. II South Queen street.
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The Penn Mill.

Owing to the breaking of one of the rolls
in the puddle mill, work has been sus-
pended by the Penn iron company for the
remainder of the week except in the black
smith and spike and bolt shops. And the
opportunity is being embraced to clean
boilers, make repairs, and to introduce
water chilIs into the pudding furnaces
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-25
THE IRISH QUESTION.
An Appeal to tho Voters.

An Appeal to tho Voters.
LONDON, March 25.-A despatch from
Dublin to the Times says that Messrs.
Charles S. Parnell and Joseph G.. Biggar
have decided that conformity with Mr..
John o. Connor Power there shall be run
in county Mayo one of the prisoners re-
Gently sentenced at the Castle Bar assizes
to term of Imprisonment for assaulting
process servers.
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Try Locher's Cough Syrup.
A Mothers Gl.ief.

The pride of mother, the life and joy of a
home are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warming then, that you are running a terrible
Cough, which lead to Consumption. if you do
not attend to ii at once. Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure is guaranteed to cure them. Price 10
cents, 80 cents and 81. For lame Back Side
or Chest, use ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Price
. cents. Sold by ID. Heitshu, Lancaster, and
NJ. L. Davis, Millersville.
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Use Locher's Horse and Cattle Pow uers
From Hon. Andrew Cornwall,

EX-MEMBER, OF LEGISLATURE, NEW YORK STATE.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, Jan. B. 1880.
II. H. Warner e. Co.:
GENTS: 1 have been tronblcd with kidney
difficulty for the last three years, and in OctO-
Der last had very severe attack. l then COM
menccd taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and obtained relief at once. l have used
two bottles and feel as well as ever. and shall
always keep supply of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure in the house.
Yours truly,
A. CORNWALL.
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Pure Spices at LOcher's Drug Store.
A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is giving her
house its spring renOvating, should bear in
mind that the dear inmates of her house are
more precious than many houses, and that
their systems need cleansing by purifying the
blood, regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and cure the diseases arising from
spring malaria and miasma, and she must
know that there is nothing that will do it so
perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters, the purest
and best of medicines. See other column.
mlj-2wd&w
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AInuSeInentS.


" The Bankers Ddughter.'-The tickets are
selling rapidly for " The Bankers Daughter
which will be played here by Golfers com
pany tomorrow evening. This troupe is COM
posed entirely of good actors, who are well
known throughout the country. Mr.. James
was leading man last season at one of the Bos
ton theatres. He appeared here once with
Ford's company and greatly pleased everyone.
Miss Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs. Walcot are
also with the company. Mr.. Collier carries a
large amount of new scenery with him, which
is used in the production of the piece.
"IHuminah."- Monday evening the new
play entitled "The illuminate" will be given
at the opera house by strong company, at the
head of which is the distinguished actor, F. C.
Bangs. The scenery, armors, costumes. &C.,
will be entirely new.
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THE COLORED BROTHER.
John Sherman Gets His Work

John Sherman Gets His Work In.
G0LDsBORO', N. c., March 25.-The Re-
publican executive committee of the
Second district met here yesterday. After
struggle two cOlOred delegates were
elected to the Chicago convention, their
names being ]. B. Abbott and ClaybOurn
Faison, both Sherman men. A. McCabe
and E. R. Page, both white, were chosen
as alternates.
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SNOwSTORM.
Where Our Cold Wave Starts.

Where Our Cold Wave Starts.
ST. JOHN, N. B., March 25.-The snow
storm which began yesterday afternoon
still continues. 1t is more severe than any
last winter. Over foot Of snow has fallen
on level while there are large drifts in
many places. Trains and steamers are
delayed by the storm.
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EUGENE.

Travelling "IncOghitO I" to South Africa.
LONDON, March 25.-The ex-Empress
Eugene is trvelling incognito as the
Countess of Pierrefonds. She is accom-
panied by Col. Sir Henry Evelyn and Lady
Wood, the Marquis Of Bassano, and a sma
suite. They will embark at Southampton
to-day for South Africa to visit the scene
of the Prince Imperial's death.