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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25
TOBACCO SALES.

A Lot of Purchases at Good Prices.
Mr.. A. 3. BausmaD. Of Millersville, has
sold his crop Of nine acres, to Teller Eros,
at the following figures {:
A part at Is, 6 and 3; a part az Il, 6
and 3; a part at 171, G and 3: and a part
at 81, 10, 6 and
A correspondent writing from New Hol-
land says that the tobacco farmers in that
neighborhood are ready to sell. and COM
plain that there are no buyers though the
tobacco is no worse than that in other sec
tions of the county. As they depend
largely on the tobacco crrp TO keep buS!-
ness moving, they at a disadvantage SO
Ion. as the buyers absent themselves.
Sales Around Ringers.
]. S. Smith, Kiuzers has purchased the
following lots of tobacco {:
In Paradise township. 4. p. NcIlvaine,
acres q, 474 pounds), at %, -, 6, 3 S.
B. Denlinser, 2 acres 20. 8. B: Esaias
Denlinger, 2 acres, %. s, 3; John God
shall, 2 acres, 90. 12, S,3; L. o. Bgack-
bill, acres, IS. 8. 3; William Pheneger,
acre, 90, 12. 8. 3 g; Benjamin 3. Denim
ger, acre, 20, 12. s.. 3; Brac.sbil, S!.imp
& Miller, II acres, 20, II, S, 3; Daniel
Dcnlinger, 1 acre, 81, s, 8: Joseph Aiken.
1 acre, 20. 10, :, 5; \. IL. Brackbiil,
acre, IS, 6. 3; A. II. Denlinger. acre,
II, G,3; Jacob Bair, acres, 90, 6, ; &;
Denlinger & Good, II acres. II, 6. ? W.
Hamilton, Il acres, IS, 10, 6, 4 j. 5.
Kemmcr, u acres, lS. 10, 6, 3; Z. L.
Thompson, 2 acres, lS, G, 3: Harlan
Stauf1er, acre, 90, s, 3; c. II. Hershey.
u acres, II, ,; Uriah Ecl:c.t, acre,
10. 6, 8; Nathaniel Clark. ! acre, IS, 6, 8:
w. S. Ramsey. 200 lbs, 2G, 8; Adam
Longenecker, 600 lbs, q, 3; Samuel
Donohoe. "a lbs, 20,; Samuel Miller,
100 lbs, go, s, 3, g; Elm S. Dcniinscr,
$50 lbs, 10, 6, 3: ]. p. McIva;n, s7s lbs,
12, 5, 3.
In Bart, McCord s. Brison, II acres. II,
@, 3; Thomas Williams, l acres, 1G 6, 3 ::
James Pugh, acre. 90, 8, 3; John D'n
ley, 300 lbs, 10, 6, 3.
In Salisbury, Samuel UmLIa, acre, Il,
), 3; fl. S. Umblc, 2 acres, -, 6. 3; II.
NJ. Umblc, 8 acres, 81, 6. ); CmbIe &
Sunny, II aces, 81, 6, 3; c. NJ. Hrack-
bill, acres. 10, T, 3; Elias Brackhill. !
acre, IS, 6, 3.
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Seventy-Ninth Birthday.

Yesterday being the seventy ninth ami
ve:sary Of the birth of Mrs. Eliza Metzger,
widow of the late Philip Metzser, it was
determined by some of her relatives to eel
ebrate the event by giving her grand
surprise party. Many intimate friends OF
the family were invited, and before
clock the house was crowded with her
children. grand children, great-srand-chil-
drei, and other relatives and friends. Many
were the congratulations showcred on the
old lady, who, though somewhat disabled
physically, has rs clear an intellect and
as lively and cheerful disposition as most
people not half as old as she is. \ fine
collation. was set out and the evening was
very pleasantly passed. by all present.
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Mrs. Amanda Saylor, OF Rap;.o, broke
lcr left elbow On the ice; and Henry
Hummcr,.ir., broke his left leg while wrcst-
ling with another boy at Gibble's school
house.
Mr.. Lewis Sylvester, while passing down
West King street, near Mulberry. fel!
heavily to the pavement, sustaining Il Sc
we're fracture Of the right arm, and a dislo-
cation of the elbow. He was taken to the
office of DR.. !. O. Boyd. who, with the rs
sistance Of Dr. Mccormick, after putting
him under the influence ci chloroforin,
succeeded in replacing tie dislocate,l
Joint, and then removed him to his resi-
:'cncc. DR.. Ycasley, the family physician.
who is in attendance, while not consider
ing the ease A serious one, thinks it will
take several weeks before the use OF the
arm will be restored.
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Disastrous Flames in New York.
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
li,1,a Child Burned to Death.

ALBANY, n. y, Feb. 25.-Ycstcrday
the parents OF three children named Shut
tor, residing at Stephensvillc, near Coey-
mans, locked them in the house and went
Off to enjoy i visit with i neighbor.
While they we've absent the children
played with the fire and ono Of them W.
burned to death.
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BLACK DIANiONDS.

No Change In Prico of COai-COnslitiOIi Of tho
Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-Thc executive
Committees of the Lehigh and Schuylkill
coal exchanges met this afternoon. 1t was
decided to make no change in the current
circular prices. of coal for the month Of
March. AS the stocks of coal ON hand
are low it is thought that full production
will continue throughout the coming
month. Navigation is expected to open
March 5th on the Schuylkill canal, and the
spring schedule of eastern prices may
show Il small decline. Freights are about
25 cents lower, being now rated at So to
Boston and 50. 90 to Providence.
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Proceedings In tho Senate.

Proceedings In tho SENATE
! WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-In the Senate
the river and harbor bill, with amend
! ment, and the agricultural bill. with
| amendments, were reported back favor
ably. The Senate amendments to the for
tifications bill were insisted upon.
Proceedings In the House.
In the House, at $40 a. m., Mr.. Hawley
CConn.) took the floor and suggested that
each side of the Honse should select five
gentlemen to ME ct and agree upon plan
of settlement. The House could then take
a recess until 1880 a ud business proceeded
with at that hour. Chis proposal met
with unanimous approval. The committee
was accordingly agreed npoa and the
House ut $50 took 4 recess until lO:jO.
Upon reassembling after the recess the
death Of Senator Carpenter was announced
to the House, and at 1O:45, a. II mark 4i
respect, Thursdays session was adjourn
ed.
At II o'clock Fridays session began.
The sundry civil bill was taken up and 1t
will probably be completed before adjourn
ment to day.
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There Is a Ba I'm in G,lead.

The success which has marked the introtluc
tion of Cream Balm, q Catarrh remedy, pre-
pared by Ely Bros, Owego, n. Y, is indeed
marvellous. Many persons III PittstOn and vi
cinity are using 1t with most satisfactory re-
suits. lady down town is recovering the
sense of smell, which she had no: enjoyed tor
fifteen years, through the use OF tho Balm. She
had given up her case as incurablc. Mr.. Bar
Der, The druggist. has used it in his family and
commends II very highly. In another column,
Il young TunkhannOck lawyer, known to
many OF our readers, testiies that ho was
cured OF partial deafness. 1t is certainly
very eflicacious remedy Pinston. Pa, Ga
zetfe, .fugust Il. Isr9 f22-2wd&w
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CElZED AZ SMiLLPOX.
Desperate Struggle Of a Tramp With :. Pest
StricES.I MadmaB.

Desperate Struggle of "a Tramp With !. Pest
StricE6.I Madman.
"A terrible strug.Ic with Il smallpox
Datient, who was INSANE and frantic with
pain, took place On Wednesday night in
the open country, about three miles from
the Berks county almsiousc. The man $
name is Benedict IIclleblyn. His face and
body were literally covered with smallpox
sores. His clothing was muddy and torn.
The inmates of the farm houses barred
their gates and doors in terror
and prevented his coming among
them. The community for miles
around was in absolute terror. No
one would venture near the man. lie was
tall and well built and seemed to he ex-
tremely powerful. He tore down several
fences enclosing front yards so rs to enter
the houses. Finally tramp, who gave
his name as Henry Borden, came along the
road. Borden was also Il very power'u!
man. Fully aware of the aiimcmt @! The
madman Borden seized him by his .ight
wrist and commando him to go with him.
For two hours he struggled desperately
along the muddy highways toward the
almshousc, and several time Tie two
men were rolling together in thc mud
in the fight for the mastery. Hor-
den conquered, and ut midnight lie sue
ceeded in dragging the sufferer more dead
than alive to the poorhouse door. The
officials were aroused. Borden demanded
entrance for the sick man, and fearing a re-
fusal he denied that the man had small
pox. Subsequently lie admitted tine facts
and told his story. Borden then disap-
Oeared in the darkness, saying it was he:
safe for him to remain there, rs lis pres
ence might create :: panic among the in
mates. Heiicblyn was placed i'll the hos.
pital for smallpox cases. by appearances
he has been ill about ten days. His home
is unknown. 1t is apparent that in his
rawlings he had travelled Il considerable dis
tance.
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Stricken with Ap0plcxy.

Benjainin +. Stricklcr, foreman OF Best s
boiler works, while III work this morning
between 8 and 9 O'Clock was stricken
with apoplexy and fell uncon-
scious to the floor He was carried to
his home, 223 East Walnut street, where
he was waited on by DR.. Wclchans. He
remained speechiess for some time. but is
able to speak this afternoon. Mr.. Stricken
is about G2 years of aye, and some months
ago had :: similar stroke, from which ap.
parently be entirely recovered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25

Mrs. Brubakcr, wife Of Abraham Bru-
baker, who resides at Mechanics Grove,
Drumore township, died very suddenly
yesterday. About o'clock in the after
Moons her daughter noticed that she was
unwell and at once sent for DIR. Ii. +.
Raub, of Quarryvile. who arrived in a
short time. Mrs. Brubakcr gradually
grew worse and died shortly after the ar
rival of the physician. Her death is sup
posed to have been caused by apoplcxy.
She was AZ years Of age and leaves has.
band and several grown children.
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DEATHS.

kAHL.-In this city. February %. 1881, Fred
crick $. kahl, in tho 9Th year of his age.
The relatives and friends, also Noes X. of p,
and U. Il. X. OF F., are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, in
tho rear of 4jl and 453 st. Joseph street, on
Sunday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock. Interment in
Woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
KEENTz.-In this city, on the 18th inst, Cath
arine krcntz. wife OF Adam Krentz, i'll the
18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from the residence OF her son, Peter Krentz,
No. GIG Manor street, on Sunday afternoon, at
2O'clOck. 2td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25

a letter addressed to :: Miss Gilbert,
Iarrisburg,' is held at the post Office be-
cause the stamp OH the envelope has been
once used.
4 communication addressed TO "Hcin-
rich Freiscn Rosenhoff, Sk!atshing River
p. O., Canada, Manitoba, is held for full
postage.
\ letter addressed to - Mr.. f. +. Wea-
yer, rear Of 23 South Third street. answer
soon and obliSe.' is held ior better dircc-
ton.
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choice do ct IS O5I6 as; supcrfine west.
crn 81 6OG4 TO: common to good ex-
ira do a 5OG4 80: choice do s. 7506 IS: choice
white wheat do IS COG6 Oo. Southern quiet and
unchanged: common to fair extra - 6O0
% good to choice do 8 s5i6 Is.
Wheat q shade firmer moderately active /;
No. White Nav 81 l5H; No. : Red. spot
81 IS: Marchsl lS1<1l 1875 April, do 81 ~ {
Gl 1874 do May 81 1901 l9.
Corn shade better AMI quiet !;
Mixed western spot. 35a5:s4c; 80 future 81.
G57s4c.
Oats shade stronger including No. I. March.
4s,s do May. - &c state. AGAShc Western
D6471sc
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They may relieve, but they can't cure that
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble and
you wanta remedy to act directly on their
crctions. to purify and restore their healthy
condition. Kidney-Wort has that specific &C
tiOn-and at the same time it regulates the
bowels perfectly. Don't wal: to get sick, but
get Il package to-day, ana cure yourself.
Liquid and dry sold by all .lruggists.-Ger-
Mun'OWn Telegraph. f.Llwd&w
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Strong Evidence.

have sold ut retail price since the 4th of
December last l5G bottles OF DIR. Thomas Ec-
lcctric Oil, guaranteeing every bottle. must
say I never sold Il medicine in my life that
gave such universal satisfaction. In my own
case, with q badly liberated Throat, after u
physician penciling it for several days to no
effect the Eclcctric Oil cured it thoroughly in
twenty-fOur hOurs, and in threatened Group in
my children this winter 1t never failed to re-
lieve almost Immediately. c. X HALL.
GRANVILLE, ILL.,, March &c, 1850.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, Isl and
ls9 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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fseyS*Ons Band.
Gas KILN. the r:sli.

Mr.. John \. Shober, proprietor of the
paper mill at Slackwatcr, on the Cones
toga creek. has disccvercda a new cause Of
complaint against the gas company, which,
during the present winter has so gricv-
ously offended against a suffering co,n-
munity. He asserts that the ga company
is responsible for the slaughter of large
quantities Of fish i'll the Concstoga, which
by reason of the stream becoming iinpreS-
mated with the refuse from the gas works
are either killed or made sick. Parties living
in the ncighborhood Of the paper mill,
Mr. Siober says, have been compelled to
throw away by the bus!iel fish rendered
unfit for use by this cause. MIR. Shoher
himself raked out of the rack in the head
race of the paper mill two bass, one of
which weighed 81 pounds and the other 8
pounds. Both displayed symptoms of
sickness which Mr.. Shobcr attributes to
gas.
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LoSDoS, Feb. 25.-A despatch from
Vienna to the Tines says the Porte has sue
ceeded in getting the better Of tie Alba
nian movement in the viiayet of kossOvo,
or at least in inducing the Albanians to
defeat settlement of their claims until the
Greek question is decided. KossOvO is
what is ment by the reference to the ''im-
portant member Of the Albanian league
gained over by the Porte.
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MARRIlGES.

YoUNs-DIErRICH.-On the 9th of February,
1881, by the Rev. W. Il. Gerhard, ut his resi-
dcncc, No. ~ Fast Orange street, Mr.. Abraham
5; Young TO Miss Lizzie S. Dietrich. both of
Manor township.
BowMAN-kING.-On the Goth of February,
1881, by the Rev. W Il. Gerhard, ut his resi-
Gencc, No. 81 East Orange street, Mr.. ElmerE.
Bowman to Miss Thrace l.. King, both OF Lam
caster CITY.
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gree, containing no poisonous drugs. they
10 not teal down an already debilitated sys-
tcm, but build it up. One bottle contain. more
hops, that Ia, more real hop strength, than a
barrel OF ordinary beer. Every druggist i'll
Rochester sells them, and the physicians pre-
scribe ethcm."-Rochester Evening Express on
Hop Bit.crs. fl7-2WdSw
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY On FRIDAY EERRII Al

DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
/ PROPERTY. On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
y, 1881, will be sold at public sale at George
Wallis Hotel, South Queen street, a lot OF
ground situated on the south side of Low
Christian streets, fronting on Low street Ic5
feet, more or less, and in depth along Chris
tian street 207 feet inches, more or less, on
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES. with Il COOL
well OF water, and u large lot of fruit trees of
various kinds SC. This property will either
be sold in the whole or by lots, as may best
suit purchasers.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. III. OF said
day, when conditions will be made known by
tue HEIRS OF DANIEL FORDNEY. decd
f242td HENRY SHCBERT, Auct
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.lSil..sreakin~ TEsHlns.

The live tramps who attempted to es-
cape from ':Bummcrs' Hall, in the county
Jail about week ago, have had COM
plants entered against them by Keeper,
Weise, and have been held by Alderman
Wiley to answer for .iaii-breakins at April
term the quarter sessions.
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ENiit LallaOS.

The gas lamps unlit i'll the several wards
last night are reported rs follows: First
ward, 2; Second ward, 8; Third ward, 2;
Fourth ward, 6; Fifth ward, 6; Sixth
ward, g; Seventh ward, 4 {; Eighth ward,
3; Ninth ward, 10. Total 3S.
This is the smallest number Of unlit
lamps reported by the police since they
have been making daily reports.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

II is imposs!hic tor y woman after y faithful
course of treatment with Lydia T.. E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with weakness OF the uterus Enclose q
stamp to Mrs. Lydia r.. Pinkhanl, 23s Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. fer pamphlets.
jy24lyieO.i&w
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The Weather In Canada.

TORONTO, Feb. a5.-Eery cold weather
prevails throughout the st. Lawrence Val
ley and in Eastern Canada. But in the
lower lake regions the cold has modified
somewhat and light snow has fallen at
some places.
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Tongue Broken.

This afternoon two horse cab belong
ing to Patrick Cherry, had the tongue
broken off at the depot by one of the
horses falling.
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More Arrests.

VIM. WALKER and David Morgan, two
more of the colorcd men charged with
having been engaged in the riot on Middle
street the other day, were arrested last
evening by Officer Leman, and held for q
hearing before Alderman Donnclly.
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''Dick,' the gray horse owned by the
Reading railroad company, and who has
been driven for five or six years past in one
of their express wagons, has been lame
for some time past, and this morning he
was sent to Philadelphia. Dick is 4
very remarkable Intelligent animal, and he
had many friends.
Yesterday 4 valuable. horse. belonging to
AI,ius AImcnt, of Drumorc township,
died from the effects of a kicking which
he received from another horse.
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YeralIct Against Il Railroad.

DOVER, N. H., Feb. 25.-1n the case Of
Nettler VS.. the Boston & Mime railroad,
brought to recover $50, coo for injuries re-
ceived, the jury rendered a verdict for tie
plaintiff for 81, 900. The case will be carried
to the law term OF the supreme court.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

Wien A. Ensmingcr purchased from
JOSEPH, r. Sherer, :, house and lot OF
ground On Sout! PIussian street, Man
helm. for 81, 200.
Addison 4. Staufler, has sold y half lot
Of ground on South Charlotte street.
Mannheim, for Saa5 to Adam Clr;cii.
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pnrnell and His Party.

LONDON, Feb. 2j.-The London CORES
pondent of the Leeds Mercury says he
hears that it is possible that Mr.. Parnell
may shortly renounce the leadership Of
the Irish party which is more discontented
with him.
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Assignments.

The following deeds Of assignment have
been filed in the county recorders Office {:
David II. KuIp and wife, Of this city, to
Henry Baumgardner. John Hershey, Of
Mount Joy township, to Christian NJ.
Hershey, Of East Dondgal township.
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In Town,

Daniel Mayer, representing the tobacco
srm Of Herbs 6 Spicss, arrived in town yes
house. He intends making purchases Of
tobacco.
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THE FAIRS.
The Humane DrawIN. to Il Close.

Last night was Union night at the iin-
name fair, and as usual the large hall was
crowded and sales brisk. The articles
cLancci of We're g: 4 woolcn tidy, won by
Il. c. Reed air castle. Mr.. Reed pair OF
slippers, Willie Fisher: pair of slippers,
Linda Scheid pair OF lambs. Harry Eoh-
rcr: Large cushion Minnie Hepting large
waste basket, John Boyle fine robe, Mary
White: monkey. William DeHaven :
large cigar, Peter Diehl satin tidy. Mrs
Bair thread tidy, Hettic Trout bottle
of cologne, G. Lci.icnberger mans shirt,
Joseph Bradcl small basket. Annie Eris-
man.
The fair will elise Tomorrow night and
tic many handsome and useful articles
still remainin. on the tables will be dis
posed of at low figures persons wishing
to secure bargains should avail themselves
of this opportunity and visit the fair to-
night and TO- o-morrow night.
keystone Band.
There WIS Il large attendance at the
keystone band fair last night, and good
many articles were disposed of. Tonight
there will be an exhibition Of mechanical!
ingenuity which will be worth seeing. To-
morrow night the Mi!ersville band will be
in attendance and discourse some their
fine music
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Nrs Mc(;uican in Luck

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j.-Hayes to-day
nominated Mary B. McGuigan to be post
mistress ut Tamaqua, Pa.
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/ a6th OF FEBRUARY, at the corner Of
Prince and Chestnut Streets will be sold stock
and fixtures of a Grocery, Notion and COnfec
:iOnery Store consisting of show cases, coffee
grinder, moiasses measures, spigots. half
peck and haIf-bushel measures, counter,
scales, spice caGdies, Jars, &c: also good re-
frigeratOr, stove, cellar rope. buckets. wash
boards, large lot of notions and groceries :;
also counters, shelving, bins, chests with glass
doors, &c.
Sale to commence on said day at o'clock in
the afternoon and in the evening, when con-
ditiOns will be made known by
S. Il. MCPHERSON.
E. DAY. Auct. tlS.l92i25t
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Mayors Court.

This morning the mayor had before him
three drunks, two of whom got Is days
each and one 10. Three vagrants were
discharged.
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This evening the guide mill workers OF tn
Penn iron works will give their first ball i,
Rothweiler's hall, and they expect big crowd
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MARkETS.
Now YORK M arkel.

Wv YORE. February 25.-Flour-State
steady. moderate export ana home trade :
Surertinc state s; Ga1l 10: extra 90
- s3T4 10: choice iO ~ j5a4 %: E,nc,
do 81 ?J1G 80; round hoop Oiiio - 4015 on;
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Retired Bank Circulation.

BosToS, Feb. 2j.-The Atlantic bank,
of Boston, has retired STA, 900 of its cir.
culation on account of the funding bill.
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NeatI. of Col. Nav.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-Col. VIM. May,
private secretary OF Gen. Smith, police
commissioner, died this morning OF rheu-
matism Of the heart. He was 53 years of
age.
Disastrous Flames In New York.
New YORK, Feb. 25.--Firc this morn
inr at No. IL Front street injured the
building and stock of Pierce 4 Baldwin,
-four merchants, to the extent OF SEQ, 600.
Other firms in the building and next door
suffered by fire and water, making the total
loss about $40 900.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25
FOR SALE.

1HOK RENT--A SECOND STORY ROOM
Il cs by 40 feet with windows on both sides
suitable for CiSarmakers or any manufacture
ing purpose. Steam furnished if desired Ap-
ply on premises, 235 East Fulton street tor
terms, which will be reasonable. fa2-lwd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nutritious, restorative. quieting, strength
enins and purifying are Malt Bitters.