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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-03

Last evening Jacob Lavender. colored
| who is q hostler for DR.. N. L. Herr, was
watering the doctors mare at the stable in
the rear of the Swan hotel. The animal
frightened at some object in the shed and
started out Of the yard. She ran out Vine
street to the corner of Strawberry and
Mulberry streets. Here the buggy, to
which she was h;tched. struck against a
fence and was mashed to pieces. The
mare continued in her fight with but a
single tree changing to her, and finally
turned up in East Orange street. She ran
out that street to the end and then down
the Philadelphia turnpike. At 10 o'clock
last night she was found running loose in
the road, about three miles from town, by
a man who took her to Metzgar's hotel, at
Winners bridge, where she was got by
the hostler. She was but slightly scratched: !:
the buggy is total wreck.
A team belonging to Peter Mo,lr, baker,
took fright about o'clock this morning,
and ran out Orange street to Duke and up
Duke street for some distance. It ran
into another wagon on Orange street,
without doing much damage.
There were one or two other runaways
this morning, but We did not learn the
names Of the owners nor the extent of the
damage done.
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Temperance Lecture.

Robert Graham Of Manchester, Eng
land, secretary: Of the Church of England
temperance society, lcctured in St. John S
Lutheran church last evening. The lee
turc WAS preccied by the usual Wednes-
day evenir.. service of prayer a nd singing.
Mr.. Graham le:tured on temperance work
in England and detailed the plans and OPP
crationS of the friends of the cause in that
country. He is forcib!c speaker, of very
pleasant address, and advanced the strong
est possible arguments in behalf of total
abstinence. At the conclusion OF the lee
turc Miss Leila Bear sang solo, ''Where
is my wandering boy tonight" aud the
service closed, after brief address by Rev.
Stall, with the singing OF the long metre
doxology.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILApsLrHIA, Pa, March 3.-EIour frm,
fair local demand: sUperiinc, Is G3N63 80
extra % 80" - 'stiio un,! iusii.ina family
81 el(i6 G0 P.,. do II 20 ST. Loui. family
- .ifG6 % Minnesota Extra 81 2ja6 on;
straight. s6 tGdiG ": winter patent 81 5OI7 50
sprin:. do So 7.G07 ~.
Rye flour at - CO.
Western FED at 81 161%; Delaware .and
rcnn'a Kco, 81 l59l 1873 do Amber, 81 IL
@l17
Corn hriner: steamer, 5;14G5ic; yellow,
''tss CATS more more ,ilrniy heid but quiet No. I
White, ike; No. ,. i3@sI1iic; No. ), do 421ac
No. 2 Mixc,', 4l15c.
Rye steady ut 95c.
Provisions quiet jobbnS trade good
mess pork. Sill 90 beef hams, 81, OOft23 90:
in.a HISS beef s,DGl2I 1. o. b. Bncnn-snOked
shoulders "a Gl6Iac; salt do 5l.elJIc.
Lard-Tarket easier: city kettle Mt IOs4GQc;
ioo-t butchers -. !nc PRIME steam $40 l5G0
1850.
Butter quiet, and prices in buyers favor;
Creamery extra 33li:ic 10 good to choice 2Sal
10 Bradford county ami New York extra, tubs,
27Ga2Sc ito firins. .2tD2ic; Western dairy
extra LIE do good to- choice GOA dc. Rolls
quiet, Pennit best here. i91 lSc; Western Re
srrv' extra. l5Ma2
Eggs steady Pa, anh |Gstrrr. lsISQ0i9c.
full creln,, l3aDl3l5:; Western full cream,
l21I0l3c; do fair to rn"l ll1.l0I2llc; do
half skim I0f61G%c Pa. dO l0GlI01%c.
Petroleum dull ; refined Ytc.
Whisky dull at 81 Il.
Seeds-Good to prime clover firm ut IA
.; do do Timothy firm at 81 9Oa9; u do
do Fl,;Eser', nominal ut 81 35G1l 3s.
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Wine Products in Now Jersey,

This state is becoming celebrated for it.
wines. Some of the richest in the world arc
produced i'll New Jersey, by Mr.. \. SDeer,
whose name has become celebrated as Il pro-
Queer of strictly pure unaaultcrated Port
Grape Wine. The wine of Mr.. Speer is not
bottled Or put in market until i. is four years
old, and has become thoroughly fine AMI mel
low. 1t has proved itself Il wo ndcrful assist
ant TO physicians, who prescribe If. This wine
is recommended tor debiiitatpIi p:rsons and
Is given to consumptives. Tho difficulty OF
getting an imported or even pure California
Port is well understood to be 80 great as to
preclude doctors from allowing thei- patients
to run the ris!1 OF its use. Mr.. Speer being
aware OF this fact has taken lie utmost are IL
the making OF his wine, so IS to suppiant the
imported wines by producing i genuine arti
Gle. His wines are known by chemists to be
pure and the most reliable for medicinal par
poses. The druggists throughout the country
sell it, rs bottled by Mr.. Spe"r.-N Y. Tribune
This wine is recommended by Dr5. AtIcc
and Davis, ans! for sale by II. L. slayma;zcr
ni-9wdSw
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A BUZZAI;D ATTEMPTS TD Fly
lsut is Caught Before Getting Away

Last evening shortly after six o'clock
Special Watchman Frederick Miller was
engaged doing some work in the cellar of
the prison when lie heard 6, noise above
which appeared to come from cell No 6,
which Was occupied bv Ike Buzzard He
informed Captain Weise of the fact
and the two went to make an cX-
animation of the CELL They found that
Buzzard had cut !, large hole in the
southeastern corner of his cell. In this
part of the cell there was register fasten-
ed in the wall by means of four iron pins.
which are about six inches in length. BuZ-
Zarl succeeded in getting one of these
pins out, and then had no trouble in taking
out the whole register. lie then began work
on the wall with one Of the pins aud easily
made a large hole in the wall, which is of
brick only and is in bad condition. He
first cut straight into the wall and then
began working downward towards the eel
lar. When discovered he had taken
out large quantity Of bricks, which
he piled up alongside the water closet.
In about Il half hour he would have reached
the cellar from which he would have sue
ceeded in getting into the yard. Buzzard
says that he bC gan the work on Tuesday,
but this is not believed to be true rs moth
ing wrong was noticed in the cell when it
was visited yesterday. In the condition
that the wall is, i, would bc very easy for
a man to do great deal of work in very
short time, and it is not likely that Buz-
Zard was long in making the hole.
Buzzard is one OF tue men vino was
heard before Alderman Spurrier on Mon
day and he is held to await trial on a half
dozen charges of burglary, larceny. &c.
He has been in Jail d number of times. and
is bad man. He does not understand jail
breaking. however,as is apparent from the
manner in which he does his work. The
hole made by him was almost large
enough for him to have taken his bed with
him. If he had not attempted to do so
much work he mig gh: have been success
ful, but as it was, he not only failed to get
away but he has added one more crime to
his long list-that of ,jail-breaking.
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BUGFALo.-Cattle-Rcceip 7>5: cOnsignc.i
through, 2sl cars : in fair demand but ut lower
rates Choice Western steers quoted iat s. 0Ola
5 20; light to "ooi shippers, 80 2iai1.; mixed
lots steers, heifcrS ana cOwa III s. 5GGii -; to
quality several cars remain un-Old.
Sheep and lam s-Heceip;s. 1000; consigned
through. IL cars ; market duiI aid unchanged,
buyers holding off: Good Western sheep 81 q,
QI5 p choice, s. f0ffJ 10 extra, $jsJIiG: west
crn lambs, common. hight to choice, $5G6 -.
liOgs-Rcccipts, 900; consigned through, II?
cars market dull and tcn'iing downward;
light Workers, s. i0Mj 90: good to choice 10
50 G5di5 10; good: 1nctiium and heavy, 81 GJf,6
one load of good heavy at si pSs very dull
common to good ut 81 75fG5 ~.
EAST Observation-Disclosures We're 800
head OF through ana 22I of yard stock
supply only f:,ir, with Il light demand; bust
ness very slow !; bulk ni offerings common to
fair best shipping steers al s. "D15 30 fair tn
good butchers stock a: 81 .I4a5 10; common
and light - 55Gsi; bulls selling ut 81 5Olni 50;
fat cows and stays 81 4of,i 30.
lings-rcceipts. 2GD head Philadelphia,
- 1901 30; Workers. - IJ6.j IL.
Shecp--rcccipts $500 head selling nj $i G3Gs
8 for common to extra.
LIs.-llogs-receipts, $500 ship.
Elcnts. A, 100 prices. 50 a1aJ5'.
M!LwaCm EE.-lIus3 aicnfly III - 20elJ 90.
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On to WASHINGTON.

Yesterday and to-day seventy three tick
cts We're sold TO Washington, to persons who
have gone to the inauguration. Among
those who went were the following: Col
PEPPER, Abm. Keller, E. McMellen, Clay t
Myers, Julius Levy, Henry Copeland,
Harry 4. D;!ler. Harry Cochran, Harry
Trout, Hiram Stamm, Charley Strine,
John j. Markley, Fin Elliott. Jacob
Gable, Cyrus Colvin, Lands Norbeck,
Thomas Hays.
On fast line west this afternoon was the
League Island club Of Philadelphia. They
were bound fer Washington.
The Lititz cornet band, 81 pieces, left
for Philadelphia at 1880 this morning, to
proceed to Washington with the Philadel-
phia Invinciblcs, by whom they have been
engaged for the occasion.
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EE1 THIS.

JoNEs-Iarch ,, 1881, in Strasburg, Isaac
Jones. aged 80 years, month and .! days.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of tl.c deceased, at Stras- .
burg, on Saturday morning at O'Clock. 2t,l
SHAUr.-ln this city. on the eSth Feb, Jacob
Shaud, in the 5lst year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF tie family, also
Conestoga Council No. s. Negrce Council No.
%, o. u. A. NJ, and the cOachmakcrs OF Lam
caster. are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence No. i5o North
Queen street. on Friday afternoon, at o clock.
Interment at Zions cemetery.
EREHLy.-In this city, on the 81 inst. :. Joanna
Eheriy, in the 5Ith year of her age.
Tic relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to at end the funeral from
her late residence, 73I High street, on Sunday
afternoon, at . O'Clock. Std
STuMBATGH.-0n February 2i. in Lyon;
lOwa, Grace infant '!auSl!te: OF Samuel and
Laura I!ublcy StumbuugE.
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NOT ON THE BIl.L.
Novel Scene in y Chicago Theatre.

Novel Scene in = Chicago Theatre.
CHICAGO, March 3.-During the pe,-
formance at the Grand opera house last
night man named Eagan, from Colorado,
became dissatisfied with the position of
affairs as worked ont in the plot, and
o,amberins on to the stage, caught hold
of N. J. Jordan, the actor, and
while the latter was about to brain Rachel
Noah with an axe held him fast. Much
excitement ensued, but the intcrlorer was
quickly hustled out of the theatre. He
explained afterwards that he was just in
from Colorado and the scene had carried
him away
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TELEGRAPH UNION.

The A'.a!g;snation Practically Completed
New YORK. March 3.-Jud c Batch
ford to-day refused to grant either of the
Atlantic cable companies any relief what,
ever in their bills filed to restrain the tele-
graphic consolidation.
Judge Sedgwick is reported rs havirR
ruled that the Western Union telegraph
company can issue its certificates of in
debtedness for 4sl per cent. This, the
officials claim, practically accomplishcs all
that is required to complete the consolida-
ton.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
In the matter of iIEEnY ). KERR and CHRIS
TIAN HERR, trading as Herr Il Brother. OF
Willow Street, in the County of Ian caster
In the said District Bankrupts.
The said Henry s. Herr, one o; the bank.
rupts. having under the provisions OF the sev-
eral actS OF Congress relating to bankruptcy,
nled his petition fol- q discharge from all his
debts prOvablc under the said acts, and tor a
certificate thereof, it is ordered that meeting 3
OF creators he held on the 2lst day Of MARCH,
1881, At 10 O'Clock m.. before the Register, A.
Slaymakcr. esq, at his Office. at the city OF
Lancaster, i'll said district. to be continued by
adtournments, if necessary. when and where
the examination of said bankrupt will be fin
ished and that the Register certify to the
Court whether the said bankrupt ha. in all
things cOnformed to his duty under tia. said
Acts, and if not, in what respects, which GER
tiicate, and the said examination when closed
with all other papers relating to the case will
filed by the Register in the Clerks Office.
1t is further ordered that q hearing be had
upon the said petition for discharge and Ger.
tifcate on "Wednesday, the th1rttcth day OF
March. 1851, before the said Court n Philade!-
nliia, ut 10 o'clock Il H.. when ana where all
| creditors and other persons In interest may
appear and show cause. it any they have. why
the prayer of the said petition should not be
granted. 4. SLA1MAKER.
Register in Eankruptcy.
February %, 1851. mar3-ltd s2tw
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Mothers: MSt:,ers.! MatI,eYs.y,

Arc you disturbed 1T night and broken Of
your rest by 4 sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth ::
If SO, go at once and get bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re.
lievc the poor little sufferer immet,intc,y-tic-
pend upon it; there IS mistake about II.
There is not a mother Oh earth who has ever
used 1t, who vii! not tell yon At once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. Ii is perfectly safe 10
use III all cases, ami pleasant TO the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the eldest and
best female physicians and nurses in The
United States. Sold everywhere; o cents
hottie. iebS-,.SwM,W ,W&F
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DUEI.IC SALE.-s,S TUESDAY, MARCH
i s 1881, will be exposed TO public sale, by
the subscribers, at The Cooper House, i'll the
city OF Lancaster. Pa, all that valuable tract OF
land on which is erected the COS ESTOGA
STEAM COTTON HiLL. No 4. containing in
front on South Queen street. Gi feet ~ inches.
more Or less. extending westward TO Beaver
street. 2i5 feet. more Or less, fronting on
Beaver street ll5 feet, more or less. The mill
is a four-story and basement brick. slate-rcof
building. ITO feet long and 2515 feet wide. con
tanning 81 MasOn's Patent Looms with all the
machinery necessary to card and spin yarn to
keep the looms running full time. There is
also 4 brick slate-rOOf engine AMI boiler house,
situate about lo feet east OF the mil. contain
ing 100 horse power Corliss ensine and three
of John Bcsts Tubular boilers by which the
mill is operated. a one story Frame DWELL
ING HOUSE, fronts on South Queen street.
Frame Office. Waste House and Stable. and
Carriage House in thc yard. The buildings
and machinery are all in good condition.
Sale to commence at * O'Clock p. m, when
,erms ana conditions will DC male known by
siiENK, BAUsMAS, CARPENTER II co.
s. HESS 4 SON, Aucts. mar2Gtd
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Salen. and the German Isaptists.

Application having been made by the
German Baptist Brethren for permission
to worship every alternate Sunday after
noon in Salem church, and offering to pay
rent for the privilege, the council Of Salem
church has granted them the use Of the
church hut declines to accept tho rent.
The Baptist Brethren will hold their first
service in Salem church next sunday
afternoon at $50, in the German language,
and free will Offering will bc made to
Salem for the courtesy of their council.
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Look Out for Them,

This evening the moon will succassively
pass Jupiter, Saturn and Venus The con-
stellation formed by the four bodies so far
away from the sun will afford one of the
rarest sights which human eyes can look
upon. A noted astronomer says the
youngest child will not again get a chance
of seeing the four bodies near one another
under such favorable circumstances.
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Another Death.

We were called upon few days ago to
announce the death in Lyons, Iowa, of
Mrs. Laura L. Stumbaugh and daughter,
wife and child of Samuel Stumbaugh, and
daughter and granddaughter Of John w.
Hubley, of this city. And to-day comes
the sad news that little Grace, the only
remaining child Of Mr.. Stumbaugh, has
also died Of scarlet fever, the disease by
wl1cl, the others were carried off.
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There is +. Ealm in Gileal

The success which has marked the introduc
ton Of Cream Balm, Il Catarrh remedy. pre-
pared by Ely Bros, Owego, n. Y, is indeed
marvellous. Many persons in Pittston and vi
cinity are using it with most satisfactory re-
suits. A lady down town is recovering the
sense of smell. which she had not enjoyed for
fifteen years, through the use of the Balm. She
had given up her ease rs incurablc. Mr.. Bar
Der, the druggist. has used it in his family and
commends il very highly. In another Column,
Il young TuniShannocs lawyer, known to
many OF our readers. testifies that he was
cured of partial deafness. 1t is certainly Il
very cfficacious remedy.-PiHston, Pa, Ca
zette, august II. 1879. fc2-2wd&w
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ZEN. s:UTLER AZ A PIRATE.
How the Yacht American was Hauled Oh
L'HOmlnetiieu Shoals.

How the Yacht American was Hauled OF
L'AOmnedieu Shoals.
Gen. B. F. Buffers historic yacht
America sailed from Fortress Monroe yes
terday morning on trip in southern seas.
She is fitted up magniicently, and is
stocked for long cruise. The generals
object in making the voyage is to benefit
his health. The America Will 90 to Ber-
muda, thence to the Bahama Islands, Gal
weston and Vera Cruz. The round trip
months, and it may be over three months
before tie America returns. The general
is accompanied by his two sons, Paul and
Benjamin l.; Mr.. Thomas Pierce, con
structor of the railroad from Galveston to
Mexico; James Parton, the lecturer !;
Col. George, the celebrated New Hamp-
shire lawyer; Colonel Beriet, of the United
States army ordnance department.. and
Mr.. Thomas Major, the generals private
secretary.
Further details have been received of the
hauling Off Of the America. reported as
ashore ON L'Hommedieu Shoal on the
2Gth ult. Captain Davis, Of the steamer
Hunter, Of New Bradford, demanded a40o
for hauling the yacht off the shoal, and
after the work was successfully done. pay
ment, it is alleged, was refused. This led
to an exciting chase, the pursuers being
the Hunter and.a revenue cutter. Th.
America, it is reported, on being towed
into deep water. at once made extra sail.
and proceeded. Captain Davis, 80 runs
the story, had been told by the sailing mas
ter of the yacht that she was an oyster
boat, bound to Virginia, and $" a: tine time
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Coughs.

Coughs.
Erern's bronchial Trochcs are used with
advantage TO alleviate Coughs. Sore Throat,
UCarseness and Bronchial Affections. For
thirty years these Trochcs have been i'll use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, bat, having been tested by
wide and constant Use for nearly entire
generation, they have attained well-mcritcd
rank among the few staple remedies ef the
age.
The Throat.
"Bro,Un'3 bronchial Troches" act directly
on the organs of the voice. They haye eX
traOrtiinary effect in all disorders of the
Throat and LarynA, restoring IL healthy tone
when relaxed, either from cold or over-exer.
ton OF tho voice. and produce Il clear and dis.
tinct enunciation. Speakers and Singers find
the Trochcs useful.
A Cough, Cold, Ca:arrh Or Sore Throat re-
quires immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurablt Lung Disease
g Brotr,'s bronchial Trcchcs' - will almost in.
variably give relief. limitations are offered for
sale. many of which are injurious. The genu-
inc 'Rro,0ns bronchial 1rOches' arc sold only
in boxes. febS-d&WTuTh&S
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The Keystone Band Fair.

The attendance last night was large.
The committee have decided to credit Miss
Baer with the votes she received for a
watch that was rafiled off few evenings
ago, but which were not returned until
after the polls closed, by counting them as
votes for another watch which will be
ratified off on Saturday evening. The
domestic sewing machine will be voted
off Friday evening at 9 o'clock.
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Sk'ECE.!s EDTyCES
Wi.Hf II Does.

kidney-Wort moves the bowels regularly,
cleanses the blood, and radically cures kidney
disease, gravel. piles, bilious headache, AMI
pains which are caused by disordered liver
and kidneys. Thousands have been cured
why should you not try it: Your druggist
will tell you that il Is one of the most success.
full medicines ever known. II is sold III both
Dry and Liquid form, and its faction is positive
and sure in either form-DoliHs, Te1., Herald.
f2S-lwd&w
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.ss.!ish j. IN.
Scv NprK'NlarNc:.

W ion,.. Marc, 3.-Flour firm, au.. in
lnossr'te sAport and hoil. trade de
90 - @GEli 80: choice 10 81 a5.G4 90: fancy
DO 81 a1tG6 30: round hoop Ohio "a 4OI5 GU;
ch"i>s do nj % EGGS 10; supcriine west
crn - G0G;t 6G. common to GOOD eX-
ira 30 - 80 1i - choice tio 81 SJ(t6 80: choice
whit: wheat do IS u0.i6 0p. Sct,thern quiet and
steady: common L., iali3 extra ut ~ ,:1,Q
81: good Ia choic. do 80 2JiG6 -.
Wheat without important change AMI
rnther quiet; No. l White. April. 81 Is :; No.
May 81 20s: :QQl 3o;s.
Corn firm and rather Iui.t Mixed west
"rn spot. a51aW5Sc; '!o future, jp,4ii114c.
Oats unchanged and quiet; Stale. H1 4Sc;
Western 4Sl9..c.
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THE NEW YORK VAI.iA.

PlMcliOt Leading the E;cs: Record.
New YORK, March 3.-At 10 o'clock
this morning the score at the walking
match stood as follows: Panchot, 3G4 :;
Sullivan, $50; Krohnc, 337; Curran, 800 !;
Campana, 800; Lacouse, 900. At.ti,at
hour Panchot was about mile ahead OF
ROwcl's best record !or the same time
and consequently ahead OF the best record
ever made. He is in prime condition.
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H1iHRJ-iEES.

ROOT-IiEss.-On the 27tl, of February. 1851,
by the Rev. W. L. Gerhard, at hiJ residence,
No. ~ East Orange street, Mir. \. :. Root TO
Miss Ida G. Hess, both OF E' = HempiieId.
FOLTZ-LUTZ.-On the 2l March, 1881, at the
Residence: OF tho brides parents, by the Rev.
}. Il. Shuniaker. y. d., Mr.. William Il Foltz
OF Harrisburg, Pa, TO Miss Mary Il. i.uiz, OF
this city. y
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Grade of Pupils.

The following is the grade by classes of
the pupils in attendance at the boys sec
ondary school, North Mulberry street, for
the month ending FEBRUARY IS, 1891, the
first column of figures indicating the con-
duet of the pupils, and the second column
the progress in the several branches of
study
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Lady Iseautfs;ers-

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
mctics of France, or beautifers OF the world.
while In poor health. and nothing vii! give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Bitteis. \ trial is certain proof See an
other column. ,uI-awdSw
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Meeting Postponed.

The lecture by Rev. C.. E. Houpt, before
the Star club is unavoidab!y postponed
held at the. association rooms this evening.