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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Inc hlVer am llIDOT Appropriation OHI was
rcpote back by Mr. REAGAN tDtm.. rexssl, aud 1t
WAS referred 10 the Commit nj The Whole.
Dir. REAGAN stated hat he wouli move to go into
commit; e.. On fIt hhi mmriiiely after TIE morning
hour but Mr.. Atkins dem. Team gave motto" That H..
wound uIpOic % r!ti H." leg sinrVe, Executive AID
Judicial hl,. whoa a. III ,fupOu reported nArk IfOn the
C,inihttt" ON Appropriations. ant when Mas Also re-
{, i."i &" the Cpinint"' Of the Wipr.
O motion Of Nr MuiIIIIORNE dem, Iennl, the
hriItc nil making nu Rpprp p1in a 10 prosecute a
s-tr' 20 the steamer Jeanne te referred 80 the
Wniit"r nn App"prI iOns with insiru5tOnS - report
it III = within orc W. K.
The Tuus Il p'c.rck W"n' into Committee " the
WhOc M CAsLl LIE, Ol TIA ~, IA Ia cdl,J ~ tue
l. us al.t' Aprrrpriu ton b.l.
Alr. AIklaS Proceeded Drthy to explain tho pro-
ere &c 900 900 from TIE est mates md increase
Of ~ 400 900 over Tie appropriation for tie current
primer pal itC II ncGc one Ui S6l1.COO
IN hc 1T rua Ry'nu, D'ptrtn. nt
The hii " n IA y road ny sections for amendments.
NJ. DIGEhLL %. NJ. IeniJ oIc Ell 'ruent
pad 10y ,iry nu'>s Il" Al ~ ,vrc rui"d .
secretary ~ tie S~nair or Sergeant Arms 81 the
H. u,' tit has uuycr been absent from thc 81, ings
~ The hp"s pi account II sck Ind tAgt all
Hb JtlIw Than itO acklrS Al I'll b. dedctcd
from { .e mcmrtr'- monthly pay. Rejected.
iIlyg couCius tIB CUgHlIccdliOh If iOrtY-rlght OF
the cknty twn p1Ss ~ the biu, ne mmiticc ROSE.
aud MIR. BRiGG- (K-p. \. ~ ,f"r"u ia" customary
resolutions rriiIYr 10 The det o. h. W. FLrr OF New
Hnuprilirc
la " .- upon the deceased man we're delivered b y
Mc,.r~. Bl;IGG-. HALL Ard RAY U;ep, N. !.
GRAFT us a.. O..j, sIIALIEAEkEGI.i usop. Penu.J,
BLAKE tl.... " -. aud SlIEIN N Usr;, y. ~ or
'G me iluus. token ot RESPECT IL hi, memory,
at 3:4j - IOurncd until tO'm"rrOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
DEcISltJNS-FEB. 4

SrDyem. C'ouf-C haabcrs-By judge DnnOhue.-
Steamboat company ssi the Family seaside TX.
Brooklyn saw Mil ompaoy AIT Rce.-DismlNSen. GRIM
Giiin-Decree cannot DO iraatoi kanneE aEt F;iS'
nsset SIS. The German savings BanA agt sullivan
no 1o1 av iaruins memorandum. McEl-
Kinney agt Pecs. NJ. / Murphy AIT lra'ers AeElhln'
i,tsrenre orl, LisSner agt Bunner- Dismissed AI
ANS axt Roberta Dismissed zee memorandum Crowo aSt
stewart At Van Wnke: McEhinney aet Peck same agi
Denied sos nsaorandn IN us mater ., Nall s
|Mouon drnici. y ashburne agL wssnbune; Ked, AZ
kt.s aud other aconsOrde's gcsntsd Hernea a.
Won OskuTck uarlipan xxi ScBe.loh Ns9el ag
Insurance Company Carx, Douglas agt cashnaa NJ
Henry sloane 4g RobeI-on; Wilson AIT spsVa
HIuiz JamiSOn agt. Cage Maclesn ft Aas
La. Eddy Ak. sweeney Clara agi hcnsoo JoleS ns
siciuue4 White sgt POTION tho eei at eS 81 sg
ware Hudson Caual OmpanY AIT Draper oo''neL az.
HOon WetDore AIT Hegeman iLemlng on aE Srrn'o1 t
Bn sS the sscary oapau
fss Ior asS BrdSS @stmos as aege@an Wilson az.
IN ae s MSc Of 't S it, n a Ss me q
ferris ss So MSgSnrSnc ss as
Purly; the matter Of Msher keyser agl Me1n.sseIi
sSI 1op si Brown ~. Gcrmsa saith .s DSian
Cary Gordon ag' seoy MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY ,HS
beegle Bown o DOVE As ribsrs Wells agI bsxer;
Vs9o Ss In Sae matter OF Austin flanagan sS
Howard AIT Bishops Kelly Tucson the National psrS ~
ssS ss In The matter Of Ely sofnny Psek
Menroaeh aSt Marin Lyon at dea aeptsi
Speea! TTisBy Judge Van Az Va az
sS S aS Sh a%s ss he 'G @ sS
Railroad company udgmeat for ne ps,n. M nsyment Of
costs cS s't op mDe E.Sn sa Snonss S
X, Judge Lawrence ag ana another
c'reIf- ISSG~ sy Judge sst sonns
signed granting thirty days Say ii~0y AKA
Superior Coart-Spec.ai Term Ky Chief Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
OBITUARY.
AMOS f. DWIGHT.

Amos T. Dwight, an old and much-respected
merchant died Sunday afternoon al ais home, NJ. 81
West Twentyfth-s, In the scventyfoursh year OF his
age. He was born at New-Haveu, and when young
maa went to New-Orleans. where be became member
Of the firm Of Dwigat, Trowbrfdge Co. In 1850 he
came 10 NewYork, and formed the firm of Hopkins
Dwight & Trowbridre, now Hopkins, Dwight & Co.,
cotton commission merchants, Of No. 1874 Pearl.ss.
About three years ago ie retired from active business.
Ie was director OF che Home Fire Insurance Company
and u the Commercial Marine Insurance Company. For
many years mad been member OF the Madison
Square Presbyt Church, and at one time h.
member of the Board OF trustees Dir. Dwight
mas high reputation and OF retiring disposition Tho
funeral will take placo at his late home this morning as
I n,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
HENRY MErCALF.

Henry Metcalf died at 10 o'clock Monday
night at his home the Fresh XIII road, Roh-
mond, s. l.. at the age OF seventysx. Mr. Metca rep
resented the District. comprising Richmond. eens
aud suffolk Counties in The XLIVth Congress. He also
held public Office In Richmond County for forty years
AT the age twentyOne lie succeeded bis father a. DIS
trctAttorney Ia whch office he tanned for several
terms. subsequently, elected 10 I'LL the office OF
County Judge and Surrogate, which he held for twenty
nine successive years resgniDg 10 take his scat Ia Con-
gress Mr.. Metcal always lv"d Staten Island. lhe
members OF the Richmond County Bar viii attend his
funeral 10 body His remains viii be buried ia the Oil
MOraVian Church ard ut Now-D1rp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
WORK or OTHER COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-At the meeting of
the MAys ad Means Committee of the House TINS morn
IN. e preventative ru, kerr oil Vlrgiul. presented bill
To- repeal stamp tobacco. and wds instruct d
report 10 ia,OraOy TO the House. RepT, sentative
Carlisle o. kentucky, instructed by the Commit &c
ut s Lust meeting Pr scented bill 10 repeal the internal
revenue tax matches, proprietary medicines. per-
fumcrv, bank checks and bank deposs, Represents
tive Kelley moved to stlke out bank deposits" Lost
. 10 .. Representative Mills OF Texas, then moved To
add to tine free Hat; lOS;-5 TO B. Nv vote OF to
p Representative Carlisle then Instructed To report
the bll aVUrabiy 10 the ilOsr. Representative Carlisle
iheu made verbal report upon what II known the
Vinegar " bl, recommending an aneudm, Ut sugee,tci
b, the Internal Revenue Department, which provides
that the Cover mCnt shall pay tue expense, oi The In.
trnhl Revenue Storekecpers required BY bin 10
turcrs shall pay 10 the Government 80 upon each
barrel Oi vinegar manufactured.
The House Committee Foreign An lrs decided TO.
day t. report adversely upon Repre- sentative Woods
JOINT reso ut on relative 10 the treaty power.
The House Committee on Indian Afiirs agreed to-day
To trpprt iavoraby 20 the House Representative Per.
sOns bill apprOpriating $4,000 TO repay the state OF
Georgia money advanced By her for the defence OF her
frontiers against tho Indians and heretofore repa
The Senate Finance COtmlttee At their weekly meet.
Ing to-day indefinitely pos pOned. by formal vote The
further consideration ot the House bill which proyites
for Imposing specific duty malt VI 20 cents per
bushcl.
The House Committee Public Buildings and
Grounds agreed to-day To report fayoraby the House
the Senate bill u confirm u CITY III Chicago the cit
10 certain public ground known Us the Fort Dearborn
addition 10 Chicago"
Tie subcommittee to whom the matter was referred
reported bi containing the PROVISIONS of contract
whicht proposes 10 make VITA the Northern Electric
Company Tor lighting the Capitol and grounds with cleo
trio gnt The amount TO be paid for tue machinery and
apparatus aud the right TO extend the machinery and
apparatus TO oil parts of The city IL S3oOOOo contingent
upon succrssiui test for ak montus The committee
Instructed tho chairman to report the bill the House
~ DC printed and rrc0mmitled.
The Senate Committee on Education and Labor dis
Joint resolution to carry into effect tho eighthour
law"
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations to-day
heard argument from Captain adss counsel advocacy
Of his Ship Railway Subsidy BILL but took no action on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
WILLIAM II. HOLLIS,

William H. Hollis, wcl-known lawyer in
Brooklyn, died suddenly Monday evening at his home
No. 1913 Leferts-pace. The cause OF death was heart
disease He attended his Office business as usual that
day. and bad arranged take his wife to lecture 10
the evening When the time be said that be iet
unable to 20 with her. she went with some friends
Less than An hour aterward she was sumnoned home
and found husband dead. Mr. Hollis was nItyhree
years OF aga He was for lime me ni0ef OF the
Board Of Education and under former Collector or In
ternal Revenue ue was deputy collector. he had 10
children. Tue funeral will he held tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
THE COURTS.
LEGITIMATE CAPITAL ONLY TAXED.

The New-York Guarantee and Indemnity
Company BROUGHT q IN the United States Circ lit
Court against MARSHALL b. Blake Collector of Internal
Revenue 10 recover and additions thereto PEN
alties paid protest to the defendant on his claim
that the whole capital OF company subject 10
TAX III one twenty f1Ir.h OF One per cent m)lti
CORPORATION engaged IN the business ~ Jlnklug Judge
Shpman yescrla} handed down decision holding that
only tue aciuai capital .. the company employed by in
the business OF baki, iiabc - taxation. 1ae de-
clslOn :. Ear,ed the company $2i,56i "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09

Agsncy vice Daniel sh,man, whose nomination ia wtr
Noses Bans be Receiver OF the once Of Sal,
n soge Everett 70 be Collector OF Internal Revenue for
tns rlltt District OF North Carolina. ~"
10 DC POsmasteTs Charles D. LOOP at Bely1dera m
Chares a. Spencer at Sheb0ygan Falls WIS., A A. Deerins
!" Boone IOWA. Herman &. Cooba uRh Hamburg Io@sss
2o9n NJ 0rendort OF Maryland To be United states Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
IN ENGINEER ChIMINALLY cARELEss

BALTIMORE, Feb. THE Government In
spcctoIs OF steam Boilers, investigating Tao cause OF the
explosion VI The steam yacht Carrie at CHasea Wharf
on Thursday night have submitted their report In
which they mat the safety order or
the weight II too great. They Deiiev, that the
engineer was guilty OF negligence ~ leaving the boilers
win the fires banked In charge Of the ran. and they
have revoked Ills license aud viii proceed against INN
eIiminally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
WILLIAM l., CKARY.

William Z. Crary. Secretary Of the Relief
Fire Insurance Company. died at East Orange, " J.'
Monday. after n BRIEF Illness He born In this city
IA 1913 ana IN 1881 became bOokseeper fer r. AMI J.
: Cr.r, After thu dissolution OF the hrm he was
pOytd ~ IA, company named and in January, 1851,
he wa, appointed secretary. The funeral will take
place al Last Orange today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
DIR. WILLIAM TREyITT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. S.-Dr. william
Tcvt AL OH resident OF this city, died today II heart
disease, st the of seyenty-two yeaTs DE- TeViIs
was three times q member Of the OHIO Assembly. AMI
was Secretary Of state for three terms He was con.
nccted the Uui ed states Legation In emu curing
the of Presidents Pierce aud Bnciahaa.
His wife aud several grandchi dren survive hlii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
TIE MONROE DOCTRINE.

REPORT or IHE HOUSE COMMITTEE on FOREIGN
AFFAIRS UPON INK CRAPO RESOLUTIONS.
WAsHINGToS. Feb. S.-The House Committee on
Foreign Affairs unanimously adopted to-day the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-09
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The President to-day
sent tho following nominations to the Senate:
Benjamin g. caser DO Indian Agent Tor the NewYork
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
A Taxpayers Statement:

For inc lNTELLIGENCER.
| The Columbia Herald still manifests :
good deal Of trouble on account of thu
commissioners not publishing the last
years financial statement. Now, Mr.
Grier might as we'll frankly tell his few
readers what the matter really is with him.
! 1t certainly is transparent to everybody
| that the reason of his trouble is because
he did not get the chance to publish it at
the expense of the county. We find by
reference to the records of the COM
missioners' Office, that he charged
tie last board OF commissioners $40
for publishing a like statement pretty
extravagant we think for couple Of COL
umns room in paper Of the Heralds cal
ibre, Or any paper. And furthermore the
record develops that he drew on the Or
der of said board 1886, that being. his
annual portion Of the public patronage,
for that is the proper name for all moneys
paid by the court for publishing outside of
two or three of the leading papers ::
also by reference to the books
OF the Office we find that his portion for
the present year is $3S-4uite difference,
but the contrast viii enable his readers to
comprehend why he rejoices that the ex-
piration Of the term Of the present board
is so close. We have reason to hope that
the succeeding board will prosecute the re-
trenchme 1t that the present board has in
augurated until this printing in our public
expense is reduced to 4 business standard.
If our hopes are realized Mr.. Grier's pre-
diament will still bc worse. The Herald
will not fail to publish the above state,
ment, as its readers are entitled to all the
information it can give them on this sub
ject. TAX PAYER.
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n ZIG "CI.AiM. "

Against the Estate "f Judge Packer.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-In the orphans
court this morning before Judge Hanna
the audit of the estate Of Asa Packer took
place. No objection was made to the
account, but Mr.. George Bull presented a
claim against the estate amounting to over
three million dollars. The claim is made
i'll behalf of Noble, IIammett & Co., who
aided in the construction of the Lehi gh
Valley railroad.
Mr.. Bull, who represented . surviving
partner of the firm, wished to go into the
merits of the claim, but it appearing that
the came issue is now before the Carbon
common pleas court awaiting 4 decision
there, Judge Hanna indicated that he
would make an order postpOning the mat
ter until the first of March, 1882, before
which time the supreme court would have
an opportunity of passing upon tho ques-
tion; no distribution to be made until thea.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04

A DJOUKNED ORPHANS COURT SALE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER e. 1851, in pursuance
Cf AN Or,cr OF the Orphans Court Of Lancas-
ter county, will be sold ut public venduc, ut
the Caldwell House, corner North Queen and
Chestnut streets, Lancaster, Pa, the following
real estate, late OF John :. Gable, deceased, to
wit:
No !, all that two-story frame dwelling
with !, twO-story frame back building and
Erick tobacco warehouse, ana lot or piece OF
ground, situated on the west side OF North
Queen street, in the city of Lancaster afOrc
sail, containing in front about i6 feet, and in
depth, along its northern line, about 40 feet
to the Pennsylvania railroad. Bounded on the
north by ground of John r. HitnCr. on the
and on the east by North Queen street afOrc
said. This property llaa perfect drainage. con-
II, ctcd with sewer in North Queen street. The
location is well calculated tor public business
OF any kind, being in the most pOpu,Ous part
of the city.
No.. u most Valuable building lot situate
on the southwest corner of West Chestnut and
Chtrlcttc streets. in sail city, containing 8; feet
ON Chestnut and $50 feet on Charlotte street.
This is un'lucSt ionably one OF the most ,lc>ir.
able buii,.inG lots to be found anywhere in
the city OF Lancaster, and vii! DC sold Il
whole or in parts. suit purchasers.
POssI S>i0n and title on April |, 1882 OF the
building lot, howcvcp, possession may be gwen
Immediately.
day, when terms will be made known by
ID. HARTMAN,
+. NJ. .SCIIAEFFER,
ELIZABETH IL. GABLE,
Executors.
II. SHrgEEr. Auct. sept21&Octl,f,G
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
AIIiuSelNentS.

The Knights TOniyht-Our readers should
not forget that this evening that brillia nj
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Knight will ap
pear at Fulton opera house in Bronson How
ards play OF Baron ItudOlph.' This is tho
first visit OF these clever comedians to Lancas
ter, but their reputation has preceded them,
and if genuine merit goes for anything they
will receive Il very cordial reception. Mrs.
Knights tOilcttcs are all by Worth, the famous
Partisan miliner.
Uarcrtys MdstoI0n .Winsfreis.--Frcsh from
their European triumph5 llavcrly's MastOdOn
minstrcls promise an evening of fun and re-
fined entertainment next Thursday. There
are forty performers. eight end men, Il super
lOr vocal quintet AMI fine specially III lists.
bIatcd female i'm pcr-riiatOT: Geo. II. Edwards.
the c:tmpmectlnc ,iark:.y; Billy Rice. John
Rice, Sam Dcvcre AMI :. worthy host of sable
supporters.
Mchdet HrOgoU. AS has been previously
announced and will appear further in an ad-
spectacular success of Michael StrOgOD," now
being produced nightly ut the Academy OF
Music in Philadelphia will be given here on
Friday evening. eth inst the acaiCmy being
engaged tor that evening. Thus is Il rare op-
portunity presented our citizens to see what
the Ereniny NeTs describes as one of the
most magnificent theatrical spcctaclcs ever
seem" and which is uniformly commended by
all the Philadelphia newspapers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
Injured Mt the DenOt.

a man named Benz. Baker attempted to
get on an eastern bound freight train at the
Pennsylvania depot about one o'clock this
morning. The mail and express train
west was due about this time, and just as
he was getting ready to get on the freight
it appeared. He was at Cherry alley near
Lem. Winners hotel at the time and lie
attempted to jump across the north
track. AS he did this he was
struck by the engine of the mail train.
He fell upon the COW catcher and was car
ricd up in front of the Adams express
Office, a distance of about 20 feet, where
he fell off. He was terribly bruised and
skinned about the legs, arms and body,
but none Of his limbs were broken He
was picked up by the railroad men and
was afterwards taken to the hospital by
Chief of Police Deicller. and lie was at
tended by DIR. Roland. He gives his home
as OswcGo. New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
.uARhETS.
PhiIade!phia Market.

fHILADxLrHIA. October 4..Flour strong and
fairly active: Supernne, 50 03g5 80; extra
at . 1895 80: OHIO and Indiana family. u;
@as 90; Pennsylvania family u ::54
80; st. Louis do sS 0Oas %; MinnesOis
Extra q 5oG7 .; do straight, u G5as 60;
winter patent IS 0Oas '5; spiiny do Ss ga
800.
. Rye flour at Sc 90
Wheat-Market easier; No. Western Red
81 4914@l 80; Pennsylvania Red. 81 IaI@lI 30
do Amber, 81 J0Ql 81.
Corn trmer for local use: steamer, &c
yc low. and mixed, Tic No. Mixed, Gs1lGG9c
Oats firIner. good demaud NO.2 White, SIC
No. 3, 40 Sic NO. 2. Mixed, ,4sllsJI1c.
Rye scarce ut 81 %.
Provisions firm: mess pork. so 00@2O 30
beef hams, at ss29s' IEdis mess beet. 81 80
BacOn-Smoked shoulders 10; salt dc
Dc; smoked hams l4Ic; pickied hams
l:113ll3c.
L9E,. frmer: city kettle aI3 %; zoos.
butchers sl2 % prime steam $l2 IS.
ButteT-ChOicc firm and scarce. other kinds
quiet; Penna creamery extra 3Q3sc; West
erD 35c do good to choice 3lG CSC: Bradford
county and New York extra. 2S02)c firsts
.69s7c Western dairy extra, NC do good to
choice, 23ll2jc.
Rolls none here.
Eggs steadier. rcnn'a 2.923 Western sCc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04

DR.. Barber's Red Horse Powders are the best
In the market. They are not 4 mere TODD made
of inert and cllcaD materials, but Il veritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
Of ordinary horse ana cattle powders, and will
cure and tatten stock i'll one, fourth the time,
acting ut once upon the digestive organs and
sccretions, and may be safely relied upon for
the cure OF coughs, colds, distempcr, gIanders
and all diseases of horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality of milk in cows and keep
all kinds of stock iE a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at sOc. per pack, tor 81; large
size 1Oc., or tor 81. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Store, l3s and lj9 North Queen
streets. aug2-1ydeOd&wl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04

A Cough, Cold or Sore TnrOat should nc
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
cur:l,ie Lung Disease Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOcE"s do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and bals:ims,
but act directly on the intiarlcd parts, allayinS
irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrll, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocilcs have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wcllmeritcd rank amor, the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at . cents u box
everyw mS-IvdTTh&S S&lyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
\ GRAIN PANIC.
The Corn Market Depressed

New YORK, Oct. 4.-On early Change
to-day the corn market was very much
depressed and unsettled. The market
declining i@2c per bushel, OH account of
the reported failure of several of the large
bears in corn in Chicago. The sales Of
corn before and at the first call aggregate
about J, SOC, 90 bushels.
The Panic in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-The report that John
Il. Lyon. the heaviest shipper of corn in
this market, was short about eight million
bushels, created almost panic on Change.
He was said to have been called for one
million margin last night after business
hours and to have failed to respond. This
fact and the action OF the board of direc
tors fixing the marginal price Of corn at
G3 cents, broke ;hc backbone Of the corn
market, and I'LL other grains sold down in
sympathy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-04
HARD LUCK.

The American Team Still Behind in tho
Cricket Match.
CRICKET GROUNDS, PHILADELPHIA, Oct.
4.-The rain this morning caused delay
in starting the third days play Of tho in.
ternational cricket match. 1t was one
o'clock when the English came on the
field, and Harsrave and Morgan, the not
outs Of yesterday, resumed their places at
the wicket. Butts and Peate commenced
the bowling and the first two overs re-
suited in maidens. Hargrave made the
initial run by cutting Peate in the next
over.
At the dinner hour four of the American
wickets have fallen for 1G runs. Hargrave
was bowled by Peate for 6. Morgan was
caught out at mid on by Emmet off Peate
for 4, and the champion bat II. S. Newhall
was caught out for nothing by Bates off
Peate. Haines has made one.