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Fondatcur tic J)atnvIe," 1sto0 frnncs.
This magnificent work WAS knarkctl
dawn to NJ. Petit. Nubons' ",Icrcurn.
Argus, Ut Io," 4a00o francs. This w0rk,
which was l,otly disputed, was finally bnue'st
by dealer. llul,ets' "i.o Mugn Nrcc,"
:M,ooo francs; "I.c Mage Assyrlcn." 15.5oo
frat1cs. md "I.e Mage EthIopten"
11.'O0 francs. All three wcra bought
for the t>mc 'sl'Au1naIe. William Van .!e
Vnk1as '" Un Calme," 2I,00o frnucs; Cnyp's
"ItArtistu DesslMant ,l'tnrI Nature"
:EtUW frnncs. This beautiful work wis
bought for tho Duc d.An,na1c.
.Jact,b Van ls,lys,lnei's s'Ln Nrande Mare,"
i11,:D0 francs; Saio,non Vnn lIuys,lnnt's "1.a
f'ac." 5000 francs; aim Stecn's :" lie ltol
l]oit." 1900 francs Ia iinc exalnp'a); Wy
nant's "1G vtcux Chcne," l5,210 francs.
The total receipts for this second uay's
sale wero 705, ,7S5 francs.
, 1881-03-16

THE MONETARY CDNFEnENCE.
itENttS. MnrcIl i5.-A 1nnr11tnr jotIr11nl
profrsscs To uIye the French nrntnsnl to he
submitted 10 the Monetary Conference ~ The
basis or discussion, It takes tic form Of q
draft of convention, In eleven articles. ac-
to1ttjug to which the couscnt,ng ,mrttrs
wuul,l constitute themselves n bI,uutalIo
,.nn,, J.acl, ,uc,ubrr would 1cr,utt unl,r,-
Ite,l couuKe af eold un,1 silver il, proturtIo,.-
ate yaInr,-1 to t5}<. II would be o;,t!onal
far tho contracting countries to alter Or re-
tain tho coinage uf dollars, francs, bounds,
Or marks, Any person would hnye the right
Of g,ntuitous coinage fit nny OF Tie countries,
or tho Immediate exchange ri csln fnr bull
Inn. ut dcducttng not cxcccttinu 81 ter 81 0py.
gold AMI silver coins to be lcgn..cndur on
this State colnlng tl,etu: each Government
to settlo thu quantity and ula1lty of tn own
Issue; tic acceptance Of stlycr tn bcgiu tho
same s.ay In u|l co,,senttug countries: tho
Convention to remain In force until tho year
1870: md II not announced the yenr before
that tlnte, this fact to constitute tactt re.
, 1881-03-16

TIL: St:t'j'I.Y HILL.


1.oSroS, March t5-1n tho House Of Com.
mons yesterday when u division wns called
ftr III GIatlstone's, motion Ut urgency for
supply. mora than llfty ne,nhess quilted tho
1Iousc, including Conservatives mt! l.tbcr.
a1s; eleven lomc-ltucrs abstail,ud from
voting, nlll tl1ose who voted were divided.
ATHEISTS.
DUBLIN. Mnrc! l5.-Thfrty Lnntl-Lenglers
have bccn arrested. +. J. Sheridan, one Of
tic tlnycrsers, was arrested this morning ut
Ills residence III tho Euunty Sligo. This Is
considered the most important unrest 81 fur
lnulc.
RICHMOND uKInEWEIT.
DEHt1N, March lJ.-Furty convicts have
hceM sent from tic Richmond Drideweli to
lllaku rooIn for mara prisoners.
IN THE House OF I.ONDa.
Tile DisarnlEng bill was read Il second time.
Earl Spencer pointed to tho improvement In
tho condition Of Ireland since tho Coercion
nct passed.
IN TIL: COMMONS,
In Committee OF Supply OIL the vote for
EG.G0o for criminal prosecutions IN Ireland,
Mr.. parnell ioy cd II reduction Of t@',l00.
Negatiyett.
On reachlng the vote OF Eos, 100 for the
Irish Cons.abulary Mr.. l'ariell. protested,
but the vote was carried, ,-.1s9 to to.
, 1881-03-16

thorn ran be mn compromise. between tho t'aT.
nstbs md producers those tan h1 tn peace.
While nnts anl lonfcrs 1.-Two In iuxi,ry ui'on tio
prsalfcs nf un,r talnr VT must sufer anh slave.
t}1,fors! ynt1r rutt4e IL that of tho oppressed
n9nitst tho upprr*Nr. lhat ca,.se Il n huIy
t4,lIAc. Tint ca,,sr II not nh!y far isussn.
hut fnr nll ,:nlnttlcs. 1t Is universal.
l!rnthorAt We apprnvo yo1lF ncti0si. W. Mp.
provo your tnclilods. lictwccn you and yonr
uprrcssnrs lhore uati he III trucu. KILL destroy.
hsshsiHate, annihIatc, nven IL its very gnrin,
your nra.socrncy. lfavp for them nj feeling of
lnve, for they are incapable or TINT noac ono"
ton.
Addresses WIRE ntsp delivered Il, Russian
n1Ht Herman, smilar In import to tho resolu.
tf0fl.
, 1881-03-16

4 Brief Account or Ellis H4"ny pecda Of
DarinS'
Tho brilliant Victory p u. IT ueok % Tone place, tho
nnmo NJ Michael nimttrlycyltct, skohne,r mar
~ ~, ~ '..',." ~. - 49, 49, ~. s n...ss'', ss'
Generals Of these war!lko tIucs. lie il
hs has played ilstluuu!shod part in
not less than four catnpasgna At ~
years ho "as Capsui1t ID thu stad. md was even
en,,rn,, of ,s-:t ,raa hts rxt vnr. ond ,rhcn tha
city was ssorp'o! ho lesl those who cntcied IT,
crnl In the war which cndotl By tho annexation of
Khokand to I.ussla. One Enoluut Of thls cum
pa'Kn ~ ia4el5 enas1etcFsllo VI LIS feeAtess aar
luz before superior forcu, wien ulxhs uttack
wa determined, % . on ratnor as a. diversion @ than
a. sorlons assaa1t anoh tho ohems. uen.
skobrlo!t was chaseed with tho execution OF tho
whom he divided Into thrcu partlos, IND nj thoir
huud b. dAsbcd nolsily into tho calnp u o,O1!
lnon. They dcemcl Il iii attuck In force and
nnl baggage. hut whit III most rensark able il
tllut not ono, Of tho attackiuX 1orco
ast otsF year s k1' he Or was neo,ntca a
tho liz Russian Proyiace @ cinbroins iihokand. mi, d
M lns. w. In II TIC @ hssornrk!sa i wnr which toliowe,
hls brl!iun. deeis repeatedly commandet at.ou:
E!m,lltxn. III one Of tho curly onRixuinoIlts bc.
fors rloyna tho snfcty Ut tho ltusslan retreat
W. W. dq %.. to n' is Of ysss @ ws
OF royurses, anst u9aft,, boforo rIoyi.a, b. ietI
f0rurn hopoa as KNyly u.lu ns c0nflentiy ~
loetss Of during Tho fines Correspondent sllid
at lint tlne: "Thrue- fU,lFths Of his battnlian
? n,tt1
, 1881-03-16
ST. LOUIS.

EDNMIN1ETIC MEETTSt1+
1T. 1.ouis, Mo-. March ia tlodger. etn-
lcLtshct with II tIuat,,.hend and eross-bnnrs
atld IL cotlin. wns freely circulated on tho
streets to-day, calling meeting Of thcfrtcnds
NJ prngress nMl tic children Of the t;nltlcss
Of Liberty to assemble at tic C0ttrt-fi0lso
tO.tlI4l,t to fn0rsc the action 0f the Nfhillst
Socloty In assasll1atlng the Emperor Alex
aAder If lsussfn. Polish extles arr specially
lhtIted tn be prcscnt, Tile ttod9er l!ns s1ato
considerable stir Among tho people gcierat-
", a,sd tho p0ltcc arc attempting tn ,'uu Its
author. Precautions will bu takel by tho
poltce 10 prevent 4 disturbance.
, 1881-03-16

tempting tn cross tho strcnm on mn old ferry~
bont with two Government wagons tho thukkin4
tho waHnns, toRcthur With Edwnrd Quinn,
kInncy. n tcatnstcr. an,i serKt. ktcT)onllh. Of
trr. Quinn ani Mcdonald went down ,,,lttcr tho
wagons. and we're ncvor acct to rise eHntn.
Kinney, Though struck md stttnHed, caught
WIS foilnrts! until he passed ont Into tho Biis-
aonri. hut nn asafetanoo rould he given him.
d!Rs NJ he reached rho Missouri he called out
ptten,lsly to tho soldiers on tho shore, "ffetp
me. ln,ys! I Aln so wet can't tol.l On much
longer. Hc drlftcd o,,t Ut sight, and doubtless
, 1881-03-16
BRITISH NEWS.
THE 1:NTIlEa:E RADICALS.

EpfffHt ti1tff.
I4oSpoS, March 15.-Tho Extreme Radl-
Gals flaye determined to mako fight In
Supply ngainst the civil list appropriations.
Mr.. Burt nntt 1lr. C0Wen will luad tho move
nlent, and. OF course, Mr. Drattlnugll will lend
Il hand, II he gets back fEnnI Northampton lit
time. The Radical weeklles have been l,arp-
inE upon tlio subject for years. md. during
the general election campaign. last ycar, 1t
was freely discussed III tic bor0ug!ls. Tho
Qnecn's long retirement llas exaspcrated
the London trndca1nen. The 'fiolMc-Rnlo
members will cordially support tic Rad!cals.
The items iii tho Army appropriations will
n1sos ba closely scrutfnzeA. Il Ia alleged that
the Wnr Olllco Is ruin BY ring" Of ol'lclnls,
a,.t tint ENORMOUS su,ns aro waste(l'in nrtll
lery experiments, antl thrown In tho way Of
tie favored contractors for cl0thing- trails
portatloll, aud Supplies.
TllE DUKE uF cAMl,IltpaE,
as Il member Of the Iluynl faulty, las nn
annuity Ut El2, ,000 and draws :Ei,500 as Cam
draws pay ns the Colnnel of tho trenndcr
Guards, Of tho Seventeenth I.ancers, a1ld
Of tho 6lxtieth llitrs, md as u
Colonel lit tho Noyal Artillery and
In tho Royal Engineers attl other profitable
sinecurcs. Mr.. Cowen will deal witt. Ills
Noyai IIighness' case, md tic Duke will not
get much support even from the Tories, b.
ing fur from popular with tho saryicu and tho
outside public.
AN ACTOR I1.Isr.
Io tAe tEtstern AEoelnttd prfsA
LONDON, March 15.--Chnrlcs Warner, tho
nctor, wns seriously wounded last evening liz
dagger fight Mt tho AdeIplh Theatre.
cANpAt1Ai.
In tho Commons Mr.. l'alltscr {Coilsorya-
tiye) asked whether thu t;0yer,lnie,tt would
undertake. to retaLn tho t1uops Mt Cnll.latiar
untll aftAr tho dobato OH Earl Stanhope's
motion.
alr. Gladstone sald tho Government could
not undertake to instruct tho Vtceroy to
postpone nny measure he might think neccs-
nry. ..
1,Is. cAnVEt..
Totnl scores Mt the closu of tho sixth night
of Tho glass-ball nntrh: Scott, 5,s2l; Cary.
Gr, 5,8ll, Scott broke stXty'folr III SUCCESS
sion. At tho second stags OF the pigeons
shooting match Carver bout Turner, IL u :s,;
Gordon beat llndIow, :hi to 81; Scott beat
Beaver, IS to 81; Graham bcat llau
nor, vS to 81; Gordon bent Cnycntiish, III
tn II. Tho third round will begin Wctlnes-
day, when Graham will shoot agalnst Carver
md Gor.ion against Scott. The winners 1T
ttese two lleats will tllen shoot tlnat round
at 100 birds each.
, 1881-03-16

ONE THOUSAND FAl&sfEttS.
LONDON, 3latcl, ia Durham dispatch
states that l,0o0 farmers from the 0sanRo
FREQ Suites lave joined the Beers i'll the
TrallsvAal.
TIE AfsMIETTCE
between the British ard Boers l,as been ex-
tended four tlays.
THE NEGOTIATIONS,
LONDON, A[nrcll l5.-rho Government las
been officially Informed that the armlss!cc
with the l3ncrS las beer extended four days.
t;cn. Wond, President Dranu, Of the Orailgr
FREQ State, Commander JoubuEt, md Paul
Kruger, meet tic 18th Inst, two miles from
Prospect I'LL. Pnul Kruger lIas written
President brand, complaining Of tho trent
mcnt the Doors have received but saying lie
still holds to tho offer OF d protectorate by
tho Queen over the Tra1lsynnt.
, 1881-03-16


Wns posted on tho walls Of st. Petersburg
oallday evening. "
THE PROVINCES AnE at;tEf
III" 'reo from oacil"theflt. lo-f'hv
HT1eEAM4 tr EItur tAS9t:NNERs
i'assctf up anu tlown The street where tho as-
sasltlntiU1l tnnk p[ncp. Large crowds colt
time Iii fronl nf tho Winter I'aacc,
FUNERAL. MAss
was celebrated before n donsety packed con.
grrgnst0sl.
RI Is AsREirrEp
lint II tic Gar Int ncrn'lssetl himself 10 le
Hf'scii III IN Ills sleigh nltGr tho first expin-
sto1',t cntastro,[lD might nvc bces, nserteu.
yHt IT ~ Regarded certain ulnt n'nre nSs,sttls
were t'osted III different PARTS of tic city.
THE rsuA1. PRECAUTIONS.
The Cznr never took the sa''in road for
urlrlnE ont or returning. Only ut tho mo.
'he1t III sthr1'hR t1u q trt!aty oFucrlY teli tho
coac1'Fl'an lie rotttc tn TAKE.
THE SECOND rE1!5ON AllftEsTEn
profctl 10 pe rcspec1tsbIc clt'zc1+ lcTrl'leu ny
lnc csplos'ofl' lle "as quickly Fclensed. -.
THE EsirE1sots i'Asr Woiaias wE1tE'' sasilA"
SASHA
tthe tl'a'ln'ttiVe Tor "AleSsfmef ~.
An iNl'fftAt. f'socf'Aaf.trsoS
, 1881-03-16

BERLIN. March 15.-*rho Emperor, recelv-
lug tho Presidents aiu Vlcc-Plrsidcnts Of tho
l,eichstag, who presented addresses of COLI
tolcncc, said tho Icn.h Of tho Czar affected
him doubly Mt Ills time Ut life. The rola-
tionsiip between llussfa and Pruss!n hud
continued fur tlirco generations. Tie de-
ceased had been vury near to Ills Heart. His
fall proved that D!vlno Intervention al0hu
couIa protect the lives OF mon2rclls, or de-
tcrinlnu thelr destin[cs.
NEVEiTItELI:ss.
Legislative bodies should do their duty III
respect to MI destructive tendencies, and
place bounds to tllom In tme.
MOURNING.
The wtolo GerInan army will go into
mourning for Il month.
ASSURANCES UF FItENN31II'.
The Gar llns sent special letters to tho En-
peror William assuring lin that Nussta's
friendly feellng toward Germany is ut-
changed.
, 1881-03-16

CONGRATULATIONS.
LONDON, March 15%-Iha assassination OF
tho Czar was formally announced to tho rev.
oiutonary party til their scyeral halls Inst
night, nMl IN encll INSTANCE wns received
with great applause. Thu speakers ull-
llollncetl rs their bclicf that tho new Car
would gratlt amnesty to nj l'ersotS lately
sent to SlberIa, and concclie Il Constitutional
Government 10 lslsss!a.
THE N11lI11sTa
llore have boldly proclaimed tho assnsstna-
tEon III tho work or their organization. n1id
not of private revenge. Tlley promise 10
make public statement Of tho wliulo affair
III short tlu!c, giving tlle reasons for ar-
ranging anI carrying out the murder, alM
their Justification Of It.
1IAlsTMASS,
who was CONCERNED III the attempted assas-
inatlon ut Moscoyltz, left London last week.
MANIFESTO,
The rovo'uti0ntsts Of both hemtspliercs nro
called upon BY manifesto, Issued ut tho St,-
enlist headquarters in London. to meet III Il
revolutionary congress, to 10 held III London
Jun. II, 1881,
GLADSTONE.
LONDON, March 15-1n tho Commons Mr..
Gladstone moved I'LL address to the QUEEN
expressing tho sentiments OF tho House refA-
tive to The assassination uf tho Emperor Of
Russia. NortlEcoto seconded tho motion.
ccho1ng Mr.. Iladstono's lau.lntion of the
Car. The ntldress was unanimously adopt
ed; ntso, n resolution OF contolcnce with tile
Duchess of Edinburg, moved by Gladstone
md seconded by Northcote.
rASEoyntc.
Mr.. Gladstone, In moving the address,
tiwclt upon tho aoblo seIf-forgetfulness with
, 1881-03-16

EXPLOITS TO TIL; UNITED STATES.
GENEVA, AIarcl, ls.-'rhe exports of Swiss
products to tho Unttc, States for 1850 are
greater tlinn my year on rccurd, exceeding
1871 by 100, ,000, 100 francs.
, 1881-03-16

lHHf0ff 1FNfh. -
Tho "trlrpera" to 1'atis wilt tn horrlfcd to
tn-wit-ls abnnt TO bo improved on tho face Of
tho enrth. a. tho ground hns Just been sold for
EtEA00 to tho Directors bf an insurance cons
pany.
, 1881-03-16
Il FsoMticr nisusteF - Nr0yFAtnE OIL
ThseS Soldiers Near Fort AMaimts

Fotr Ass,xlpoIxg, II. r., hiarch Q, yta Fosr
!!Qsonn Mnfcn IA pasty q so.liss. tt3m ,rS,,
rutIotas mot With i serious acclelt lust eveulrx
ut tho mouth ut thtA MartA4 River. Wh1lu at-
, 1881-03-16

BUSINESS NOTICES.

.Arendss 1soef, Iron, and Wine, with
Cfnchonn. tho starltlnrh medicinal tonic OF this
progressive Aqe. II onrlohcs tho b!no&l, prompt
improves digestion. etc isesult: x rul,nJ form,
bright eyes, happy slate Of min,l Arend'a drug
8tofc, curtlGr Madison strt.ct md Fifth avenue.
, 1881-03-16

Good houkekccpera nre fust finding
out TINT n pure oHtr'sct tnnlo by Joseph nur~
Rbes farther and makes tho most delicious Of
dlsheR. Avoid goo1s ony recommended by
ihe!r ctlcapuese,
, 1881-03-16

1fNssfn Sntve In unrivna1cl for iea
speedy healing qualities Ask your druggist for
, 1881-03-16

tlla last onn reaching him t1lu :ird illst.. bnt
MI Wrtc tisrcRartlctl.
AsH.tsiSArfDN WAN THEN DETERMINED
tt'0N.
'ro divert thu attention of tho pnlicr, tin
SiI,iEsts Int 1t bs supposed that explosives
wcrn being manufactured III London, whltg
they wera bcng prepared III st. Petersburg.
THE Fatal. ftO,Its
were loaded by women.
fllEHE N Nh Ntti1IJBT
OF the nnnle Of RDusaakntf.
, 1881-03-16
VI EMMA.
Itt:4t'IEst!
r - fGJJ ~


VIENNA, March lb.--'rhe Emperor and 1nl-
pcrlat family attended requiem I,luss to-day.
, 1881-03-16
FOREIGN.

! YOKIaUN.
Fifteen Days Of Prayers for
the Repose Of the
Cars Soul.
isoovory Of the House in
Which the Bombs
Were Kept.
..oiciao Of t1lo Proprietor, upon
apprehension by the
r,nsporate Fight Of a Young
Man Decoyed into the
Premises.
triumphant Nihilistic Placards
Posted All Over st.
Petersburg.
post.H,ortem Examination Of tho Body
Of The Car to See il He Was
Poisoned.
Action Of the British and American
Observation-Disclosures Tilt
with a Communist.
oencyan Story Of tho Plot-Loud Adj
dress By the Aguccllecks In
New York.
-Four South African Negotiators to Meet
Near Prospect Hill March 49,
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ESTATE OF EDW. A. SENER, LATE or
II the City OF Lancaster, Pa, deceased
Letters OF administration on said estate hav-
ing been granted to tie undersigned. all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the samo, will present
them without delay to the undersigned.
REBECCA SENER.
AdminiStl atrix,
or to 8. Sener 4 Sons, Lumber aud Coal Deal.
ers, N. f. Corner Prince and Walnut Streets,
Lancaster, Pa. jan.2S6tdOaw
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A SS1GNED ESTATE OF DANIEL 9.
n Bursk and wife, OF Lancaster city, Lam
caster county. Having by deed of voluntary
assigned and transferred all their
estate and effects to the undersiSnc Tor the
benefit of the creditors OF the said Daniel s.
Bursk, notice IS hereby given to all persons
indebted to said assignOrs, to make immediate
payment to the undersigned without delay,
and those having claims to present them to
CHRISTIAN WIDMYER
Assignee.
NJ. BROs1Us, Atty. marll-6tdoew
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At TEA GIVEN AT THE UNION
II Home for Old Ladies ut Philadelphia re-
Gently, Il quilt of 1852 pieces was exhibited rs
the hanliwork of one of the inmates, who has
been blind since her infancy. She worked
three years on this quilt. and threaded every
needle herself. kIDNEYCURAi is Tea, and
is sold ut 50 cents a pack. II your liver or kid
neys arc out of order it will pay you 10 buy it.
Fore sale at
KAUFFMAN'S DRUG STORE,
No. lI6 North Queen Street.
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1t is no vile drugSed stuff, pretending to be
made of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &C..
pretended miraculous cures, but n simple,
pure, effective medicine, made of well known
valuable remedies, that furnishes its own er
tificates by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitters,
the l,urest and best OF medicines. See
'' Truths and "Prover5s," in another
column" ml5-2wd&w
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Wonderful Results.

Robert SubbOck. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, writes
81 have used DR.. Thomas Eccctric Oil both
very best results. I regard IL as one Of the
best remedies for this disease, and would use
no Others"
Pope Bitlau, druggists. Cedar Rapids, Ia,
write 1--WE have never sold any medicine
that gives such satisfaction to the customer
and pleasure to the seller as DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectrfc Oil.'
For sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
139 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
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The PEOPLES Insurance COMPANY,

OF Trenton, N. j., for which have been agent
for several years, have decided to wind up
their business AMI reinsure in the German
Us much OF their business as they can control
"A circular has been distributed the past week to
the patrons fthe Peoples, requesting all per-
but Mr.. Metzler. l have no objection to Mr..
Metzler retaining all the business he had
made for the German America, but do object
to him trying to capture a trade which he
never had, and which justly belongs to me. 1
think it very discourteOus, IL not impudent,
to do so. Myself and my Solicitor, Watson ii.
mum ber of the Peoples policies for the Cont
mental, OF New York, for which am now the
agent. Our patrons have made the exchange
very willingly. MIR. Miller will exchange the
few remaining policies of the Peoples as soon
as possible.
BENZ: F. SHENK.
LANCASTER, MARCH II, 1881.
marl4-3tdM,W ,W&F
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ESTATE OF JOANNA EBEKLY, LATE
T. of the city OF Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentary on said estate having been
iebted thereto are reGuested to make iInmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in the city of Lancaster.
CATHARINE HEFELE,
Executrix.
JNo. A. CoYLE, Atty. mari 6tdow
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ESTATE OF CATHARINE KRENTZ,
Il late of the city of Lancaster, deceased
Letters testamentary on, said estate hav-
persons indebted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-
snt them withon. delay ior e settlement IT. to the
6l6 Manor Street. PETER kRENTZ,
p. DoNNELLY, Attorney, EXectOr.
No. 40S West King Street. ml06td0aw
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ESTAfE OF SARAH MONTGOMERY
III late of the city of Lancaster, deceased
Letters OF administration on said estate hav
ing been granted to the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
or demands against the same will present
them for settlement to the undersigned, re-
ELiZABETH MONTGOMERY
H. b. SwARR, Administrative.
Attorney. janGt6tdOawA
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A sure Cure for Piles.

DO you know what it Is tn suffer with Piles
1T yOu ia. y'.:i know villa! = one of rhc wO' st
tcrments OF the human frame The most pcr-
feet cur; ever known is Kilney-Wo,t. 1t
cures constipation and then its tonic action
restores health to the diseased bowels and pre-
vents recurrence of disease. Try IL without
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by tiruSysts.-GtO6e. ml4-lwd&w
Go to II. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and 139
North Queen street. for Mrs. Freeman's Ne,U
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
of color are unequa!ed. Color from to
pounds. Price, lj cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21
Mechanical Education.

The Governor Of California in his
recent message expresses himself
strongly upon the educational prob
lem, and the ineficiency OF the pub
lie school system of tue State, which
is now allowing $4,000 children of
school age to grow up in ignorance,
that number being reported as " not
attending any school" during the
past year. In speaking on this sub
ject the Governor uses words which
should be studied by those having
control of our public schools. He
says: "The greater number in
every community must earn their
bread by manual labor. In the
number of absentees from the COM
mon schools, the ordinary number
OF the unemployed, and the preva-
lence of vicious and idle youth in oil
of the principal communities of the
State, We see conspicuously present
ed the necessity for an education
different from what is now taught
in our schools, in the direction of
trade or mechanical instruction
schools where some of the useful
arts should be impaired to a sufi-
cient extent or degree Of thorough
ness, so that, in addition to the COM
mon elementary branches of an Eng
lish education, the pupil can obtain
a reasonable knowledge of some of
the ordinary trades, by which he
may be the better able to obtain o
livelihood, aud have, by so much, a
better start in the race of life." Of
the necessity for trade schools, there
can be no doubt, and there is no
question of their moral and educa-
tional value.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21

The Walla-walla and Seattle pa
pers are Dragging of the very thor
ough manner in which their County
Treasurers collected the taxes OF
1880. In the former county there
is a delinquency of $4,000 on a roll
of $65, 900, and in King nearly &c.
600 on an aggregate Of $45. 900. If
this is to be accepted as q test OF
zeal and ability, Treasurer Munson
is entitled to like need Of praise.
The delinquent list Of this county
foots up only $4,000 exclusive of the
tax against the Northern Pacific
Railroad) on total of $50, 700.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-01-21

DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., of Lowell,
Mass, have favored us with a COM
plete edition of their Almana"s for
1881 neatly bound in one volume.
Turning 10 its contents we find our
selves prepared to discuss the wealth
er with our afternoon callers in Eng
lish, German, Dutch, Norwegian,
Swedish, French, Spanish, Portu-
grese, and Bohemian. We have as
yet only perused the English version,
and to it we are pleased to give our
unqualified endorsement.