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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-04
DUBLIC SALE OF vAnuAHLE CITY

PKOPERTIES.-On FRIDAY. NONEM
BER 4, 1884, will be sold ut public sale, by vir
tue Of I'm order of the Orphans Court of Ian
caster county, at the Black Horse Hotel. on
North Queen street, Lancas:crcity, the follow
ing valuable real estate. late the property OF
Elizabeth Brecht, deceased to wit
No. ]. A lot Or piece OF Sroun'' sliu:ieu ON
the est si,le of south Prince street i'll the city
OF Lancaster, Pa, containing IN 'front.' ON
Prince street, sixty fOur feet anil iOur lnchc@,
and in depth to Water street one hundred al'i
fOrty-el.ht feet. The improvements thereon
consist of = twO-5tOry part EklCk AMI p3it
FRAME HOUSES Nos. 15i tn:! l:a;, twO-.tOIS
Brick Stable on Water street, well of water
with DumO therein, fruit trees and all other
necessary Outbui,lings.
NOo certain tract Or piece OF lind cn;i-
tanning ACRES and 10 sou ARE pEECiiE:,,
strict measure lying and being in the Eight!
war,l of said city OF Lancaster, ana a'iiGihin@
lands OF Henry iicbranA, Gc"r5c knli'. Dr.
Henry Carpenter SilviuS Estate. Sciioen!cr-
gers Park and Hazel street.
No. -. a lot Or piece OF 4rn:If'! $ltLaic'i on
corner OF Middle and Duke streets, in ti;': c'y
of Lancaster, Pa. continuing in front Oh Mid
die street twelve feet six inches, more or less,
and extending in depth along south Duke
ST rect two hundred and seven feet. mere or
less to an alley. which is erected q three
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, part used
| as Il saloon: Stable IIy.irint and other im-
prOvemcnts.
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock p. III. oi S:iid
day when terms will he made known by
GEORGE 5. BANNER,
Uyypy SurHEur Auct Trustee to sell.
Oct;2 - 2fSn2, At
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In the nlaIIcr OI ulSOT,icrIu nerves, Boston
girls suffer no more than those OF other cities.
There are painful sensibilItics that nothing
can cure so thoroughly n DIR. BcnsOn's Cef
cry and Chlmomiie Pills, and every nervous
,sirl shoull use Them O3l-iwd&w
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Ise Paid sJD.

Lewis Dickel, of Tic Eighth ward, who
was sentenced some ago to pay 50 per week
for the maintenance Of bis wife, from
whom he lives apart, and who has failed
to comply with the order of the court, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Chas. NJ. Strine
inevitable and paid up IS and costs, where
upon he was released.
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Watchers Appointed.

This morning in court the following
watchers for elections were appointed
Lancaster township-Stephen II: Dun
lap, Demo crat w. ii. Inman. Repub
ican.
Eighth ward--John A. Frailey, Demo
crat Charles Bitzberger, Republican.
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ls.l!I.

TO-ni.ln tie Guide Mill workers OF the Penn
Iron company will ho!a Il ball III Tie West End
hail. They will introduce new dance, en-
titled " Lady Fame" \ pheasant slime Is cN-
Dartci. Admission, 20 ccni>.
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-,gynr's Court.

The mayor this morning sent three
drlnls out for ) days each and oEc-a
woman fnr 50. Three lodserS were
discharged.
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Assignment.

Elam Croft. OF West Earl township, has
made an assignment for the benefit ot
his creditors. appointing Samuel Hofferd
rs his assignee.
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!, III. whole History Of Medicine.

No preparation has ever performed such mar
velous cures, or maintained so wide repnta-
tion, as AYERS CHERY PICTORIAL. which Is re-
cognizcd aS the worlds remedy for all diseases
OF the throat and lnnSs. Its long continued
series of wonderful cures in all climates has
made il universally known rs Il safe and rcll-
able agent TO employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the IOrcrunnerS Of more serious dis
orders, IT acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering. and often saving life. The
protection it affords, by its timely uss In
throat AMI chest disorders makes it an inval-
uaDle remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be with
out it, and those who have once used it never
will. From their knowledge of its compost.
tion and effects, physicians use the CHERRY
PICTORIAL extensively I'm their practice, and
clcrgymcn recommend it. 1t is absolutely
certain ia its remedial effects and will always
cure where cures are possible. For sale by all
dealers. ntlwdeOd&w
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MARRIAGES..

NIssLEY-HoFFNAN.-Nov 3. 1851 at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev: DE-
Greenwald, Frank Sissley to Miss Liilie Z.
lids
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement OF
Allan \. Herr Il Co. Of a public sale at the
Leopard hotel this evening o; two-st"ry
brick dwc.lin,. No. cG} East Euit"n street.
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rca,berv Flakes at Lock Haven.

Lock HAoES, Nov. 4.--Flakes OF snow
lave been falling here at intervals since
eleven 4. m., and at present there Is .
SLIGHT fall on Bald Eagle mountain.
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SuccCsS, Success.

DR. Eg,!iriEcr, the c.ccirnpat hir physician, l.
having great success in all chronic diseases
where medicines have failed, IL Il great many
can testify hnth in the city and country, fC
whom Won nay lie referred by calling at his
Office. Consultations free. Office: No. el1 West
King street. lih
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.NARKEIS.
ssw iOrK mafkoI.

New ioRx, Nov. 4.-Flour-State and West
ern quiet and prices y without decided cbange
Snnertine state at 81 3JSJ 20; extra do p
~ ~ round hoop Ohio, 81 5O4G 8; Superhne
We stern 81 35a5 ~; choice White Wheat
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Cold Weather.

MAUcu CHUNK, Pa, Nov. 4.-There
was All inch of snow in the mountains this
morning, with the thermometer 1S degrees
above zero.
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.yE.E,GsII SOTJE FL.
SEQ Hero.

You are sick well. there is just one remedy
that will cure you hey ond possibility OF doubt.
If it's Li..,r or kidney trouble. Consumption.
Dysnrpsia, Debility Wells Health Remover is
your none ST. Druggists. Depot
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STOCK Va arkCI.

New York, Philadelphia ani Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Il. Lone, N. r. Cor. Centre Square.
NKw YORK STOCKS
Stocks heavy.
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~ hal every one says must b: true that
"Dr Sellers Cough Syrup has no equal for
coughs ad colds Try it. Price - cents.
nl-lmd$w
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EvEN1NerNov. 4, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. 4.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, con-
tinued cold northwest to southwest winds
and rising barometer.
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Snov at Scranton.

SCRANTON, Nov. 4.-The hills around
Scranton arc covered with snow this morn
inv
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FOR SALE.
DUBLl SALE Or LEA TOEACCO.
There will he for sale abO
0.COO lbs. OF Good Leaf Tobacco,

At No. % East Orange street, ut O'Clock j..
m. .'On WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER
The Tobacco can be seen on the premises
At the same time and place the Tobacco
Shed. 10 feet long 2D1% feet wi'lc an'l II leei
high. will b. sold, being; tho property of Geo.
T. MOwcry, late OF the city Ot lanc,stcr, de
ceased. Conditions OF sale Ei:ele known by
nj std MRS. ANN NOW ERl. Willow.
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An Old lady writes us: II am c. years old
and was feeble and nervous all the time, when
thought Il bottle of Parkcr's Ginger Tonic
1 have used little more than one bottle and
tecl ~. well ~ II 80" See other column.
n1-lm,lcO,lS WcOW
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POLITICAL.
Democratic Committee.

Democratic Committee.
There will be meeting of the city members
OF the Democratic County and City Commit
tees, at the INTELLIGENcER Office in this city
on SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, at
O'Clock. sharp. A full attendance is urgently
requested. w. U. hESSEL,
Chairman.
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Furnished by Jacob Il. Long, Commi>s:o;,
Chicago.
Grain and Pruvis;sn Quotations
Chicago.

Ono O'Clock quotations OF grain and provi
ions, furnished by $. Il. Yun.it, Broker, 10;
East King street.
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DURLIC SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1881, at the
Leopard Hotel, ON East King street, will be
sold that twO-stOry BRICK DWELLING and
lot of ground, situate No. 2OS East Fulton
street, containing four rooms, summer kitcll
en-, garret. cellar, &c, hyGrant water In the
kitchen, side alley and other convenicnccs.
The lot is l6XS5 feet, more or less This prop
erty is In good renting locality, convenient
to stores, markets, sc.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. IN,
For further particulars apply TO
ALLAN A. HEIR CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
l.. r. ROWE, North Duke street.
AuctiOncer. O22, 26 20 now
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No, don't take ii and run the risk of mcrcI-
rial poiscns, but when bilious and cOnstipatcd
get a package of the celebrated kis!ney-W ort.
and il will speedily cure you. 1t is nature
great remedy for constipation, and for all
kidney and liver diseases. Ii acts promptly
on these great organs and so restores health,
strength and vigor. 1t Is put up i'm liquid and
dry form, acting with equal efficiency. Price
81.
"Tha doctors said my wife had cOnsilmp-
ion. Tried 'Lin,lscy's Blood Scarcher,' and
she has better health than cvcr.'' G. ii. Hub
bard, Iiampdcn, Ohio. nj lmd&w
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NEW ADVEH1LSEMEN7S.

FoH SALE
suburbs of the city, and BUILDING LOTS al
all prices and in all parts OF the city. Apply to
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
Real Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents,
scDt3, ,mGl 3NOrth Duke Street.
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60 to ii. IL. Cucnran's Drug store, l37 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Ffeendn's NcW Ma
fi0n0L Dues For brightness and durability Ot
cOlOr,arc une,luilcd. Color from . to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
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Nearly a Miracle.

E. Asenth Hall, ,'Binghampton, Il. Y. writes:
Il suffered for several months with dull
pain through the left lung an! shoulders.
with difficulty keep up all day. My mother
procured some Bur,lGck Blood Bittcrs l took
first week after using them and am now quit,
we'll" Price 81. For sale ut ii. Il. Cochran's
drng store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster.
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TTTSITING COMMITTEES Or TIE Lam
CASTER CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Northeast Division DR.. John LevergoOd,
Chairman Charles Schwebcl. +. g. Snyder.
Southeast division A. X. Spur ier, Chair
man Geo. W. Zecher and Joseph Samson.
man Daniel smcych and j. N. WesthuefTer
Northwest Division DIR. NJ. l.. Herr, Chair
man !; Peter McCOnomy, j. w. Byrne.
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l(IltllP ThILLlPS, THE GIFTED, INIM-
i lTABI.Eand wOrl,l-rcnOwncd author and
singer OF sacred song. assisted by his son,
whose voice forms a beautiful blending with
that OF his own in pathOs and sweetness, will
&c at st. Paul's NJ. L. Church, South Queen
street. Friday evening, November 4th. Ad-
mission, 81 cents. n3-2td
DUBLlC SALE.-MISS MARGARET
i HOustOn'S Residence. No. 2l3 East Orange
street. at O'Clock, SATURDAY EVENING, at
the Leopard Hotel.
Don't fail to attend
JACOB L. LONG,
SAIL iIE5S Son, Real Estate Agent.
AuoJiOneerS. ltd
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..skIn Diseases d" Cured by lDr. SwayEes
Ointment.

what is more distressing thar an obstinate
skin disease and why persons should suffer il
single hour when they have Il sure cure i'll
"Swayncs Ointment is past our compel ehcl:-
sion. The worst cases OF tettcr, itch, salt
rhcum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield to its wonderful al-hcaling quail
ties. Pmples on the face and blOtches on the
skin are removed by using this healing Oint-
mcnt. Perfectly safe and harmless, even on
the most tender infant. Itching Piles Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, p:rticu-
larly at night after getting warm in bed
other parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant. sure cure. DIR. Swayne Il
Son. - North Seventh street, Philadelphia
Pa, to whom all letters should be addressed
sold by all prominent druggists.
oct4T Th&FNw
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DEAD THIS.
IL The ladies' OF the PRESBYTERIAN
CIIU kCII IN PARADISE will continue their
Martha Washington Tea Party,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 5TH,
at the NEW CHURCH. Come one, come ali,
and help us eat ourselves rich. Proceeds for
the Eencf1t o. the church. By order OF the
ltd COMMITTEE.
NEW AND sECONl)-HAND
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
at great bargains. -
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLTZ,
O2Tojanl,S2R Fulton Hail. Lancaster, Pa.
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NTANTED.-TWC MEN, ONE COPPER
w SMITH and one Tinsmith. to make the
Giant Galvanized Iron and Copper Tobacco
and House Steamer. Also Agents wanted.
Apply at once to JACOB FOOSE,
No. 1874 East King Street,
L3l lwlk* Lancaster, Pa.
, 1881-05-09
left this place md bought out livery stable on
Michigan avenue, oppnst tho Exposition nuitd-
THE CATHOLIC UNION.

rRErAntsa rnK TIIn ANNUAL CUNvESTlnx.
Tho Catholic 1.lbrnry Association met ycstcr-
day 10 mike arrangements for tho reception Of
tho delegates 10 tho Young Mems Catholic
unton. tho Ht..licv. 1,ahup tchmnnd, Of vir-
gtna. President, which IA to meet hero on May
II. Judge Moran prcsEtiutl.
Committees woro appointed 10 attend tho
several .lcpots Tuesday cvenlnk atiu Wednesday
morning 10 meet tho visiting delegates. as 3uI-
1ow4:, Michtea,t snuthortf. Mcssra. Armstrong.
I.ctldy. M:W. Murghy. cron'n, liil1orr; M'cn!Enn M
Kccnp. Neruv; Northwestern, Mosars. Shnnluy.
Il,trk, j. i. Cetilunts, n. Ryan, Sullivan: Pitts
burg 4 Fort Wayne, yrxsra j. Anderson. Hohn,
Sullivan, Dunn. W. flynn; lsatttnoro l. Ohio, Il.
ID. Wihslow. Hnrnett. j. Wtlaom.
Tho representatives Ut Tho Church snctntlcs
rrpOrtctl they wn,, send tho following number
" delegates to receive tho vtAtturs In tho rop!rs
Ut tho Association and cscurt thnm u this
churtti. 1t. .InrIath'e, 70: Holy Family. u:
Young Mon nf North Slhu. u; AnnuNtlntton
lnrlsh: =: Vt. Jntnes =; " Stan,sa.:. .: t,,ao,
Church. III; y: latrick's T1t1pcrancn socIsty, q;
ity. t; Vt. Stephens FM.nly, 21; !sranch NJ Of
EtnornllA. 1; l1r,,nch Nh of Einesntds, 10: at.
Mnrys. i; vt. Futtlck's Society, 10.
The escort 1vAs instructed tu meet In tho Cath.
oiIo LIbrnry.t0otns, ftnnort tlock, ut y a. ILL.,.
"Wednesday morning. The Convention Is 10 10
held at 10:.1 In tho Church Of tho Holy Maine.
Nal. Carroll waA appointed Chiof MarshNl and
atossrA. J. II. t5trkc. J. Armstrong, md j. Nc
0fforeu. Assistants.
, 1881-05-09

AHSuA1 MEETING OF TILE AYNAGO0.
Tho nnnunl meeting Of the ls'nat sholom Con-
Rrcgat1on was held ycstcrday afternoon In tho
Temple, on M!ohtgnn avont1c, near Fourteenth
street. About thirty members wore present.
and President 0lognski occupied the chair. Tho
report Of tho Troasurer, Mt. Tobihs Gott1schnidt,
wis submitted and accoptotl. 1t g.ve IN itenizcd
ACCOUNT Of tho disposition 0t noarly *s,O01 In
cnsh that had passed. through his bands during
tho ycnr. str. l.. Hotter, tho Secretary, also
submitted his anttial report, which WIS very
satisfactory. and WIS accepted. During. tho
year tho membership OF tho congregation had
boen Increased By tcr. and tho debt had
hccn rc1uced from 81, ,53l at y per cent Interest
to t0:t0 at per cent; The receipts hatl t,cen
RnGn OF <.zll In tho han.Is 0F tho Ircasnrer. The
Secretary also referred tutichEngiy to tho deaths
thnt had hail occurred In tho congregation dur
ing the yenr. Tho Surflay.schonl was spoken ot
rs being In n worry nutlriBhlnK condition. Tho
cecton or officers for tho cnslE1,g yeAr resulted
ns follows: President, fslac GlORoakt: Vice.
Frosi!tnnt.H =. ftMrrls; Treasuro!. Tobias Gold-
sctmtdt: Sncretary, Emit Fernbach: DlFeUtorA,
Isnno lescr, Ell Frnnk, ftoula Lnvlno. mud I.
Hefter, for two years; f.. N. MArks and +.
Eknn. tor mo year; .fOnnR Mnore and d: Wit
s1s'Af VIZ ffouysstsa % eeortiins Secretary wtt,
a sn1ary OF $40 per auuisin. and i. fllun0nthHl
wns reGleoted Jnnttor with a salMry ct 800 pcr
nnunm. Tho selection Of a I!urtnl. .0r1lht!
kcepcr was rnfcrro! 10 tho noaVd OF ID rHctUrs.
After tho transaction of sono privata bualncss
tho meeting adjourned.
, 1881-05-09
POISONOUS MEAT.
Several Families II, Minneapolis, NIlnn.s
Poisoned from Eating Prcxsed Corn

Several Famtlins In Minneapolis, Nflnn.,
Poisoned from Eating prcssed Corn
Rcef.
- Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
M1NNEAipr1s, Mlnn., A1ny 7.-Tlle Falls
City is "alI tore MP" about the sale OF SOHO
bati beof The history Of the case III detail
Is as follows: About two weeks ago Mrs.
Danlel Gallagher residing Mt No. 13l3 Fifth
street, purchased Ut respec table butcher
pressed corl1cd beet. Several boarders a1,tl
members Of her family upon pnrtaklng OF
tho manufactured etlible were Immediately
seized with internal pains, Violent cralnplng
scnsations+ ratchfngs, vomiting, and other
Indications OF poisOtl. Medical aid WIS stiil-
nIouetl, ono Of tho cases coming near to
DEATHS door, and 1t was decided that the
| Illness In every case wns trncablg to the
very palatable corn-bcef Of which NIL par-
took unita freely. Various theories wero
suggested rs 10 tho cntse OF the sudden sfck-
hess OF those who pArtnnk of the meat. Quo
| gentleman suggested that tho beef hatl been
prepared In brass kettle. On "Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Dcspartl!n procured some OF tho
lnent, of which ller hohrtlers ~ partook ut ten.
prostratel with the symptoms described. 1t
seems TINT only 4 small portion OF tic meat
WIS required to place Z person IN tho most
@ S s1ny 3 9n re Tna5fry eqsn 9vsnE oFn
of the worry ten,pttngly disguised poison, and
were during the evening selzc,l with nll
| alarming llltless. Their symptoms were the
sRine MS III tha two other cnscs mentioned,
Medical assistance was procured, md NIL Of
them survived. 4 chemical analysis lie.
voloped the absence Of mineral poison. The
explnuatton given BY tho proprletors Of the
1nnrk6t is very plausible. Nevertheless IN
Wow Ut the faut that they knew OF tho caso oi
Mrs. GnllaEher's fa!nIly, 1t does not. relieve
tfloilt ut tho charkeof carclesnnss III the. prep
nrntion OF the meat, and which, l!applly for
them was n8 lit tho other cases here, less
Rcrious il.an might have been expected. II
uacll instnnce tha meat hal been prepared b,
the butchers themselves. Their explaila
tlon Is rs follows: Tile n,eat waK cornetl hl
tho ordinary process, then chnpped up Tiki
sausage meat, boiled IN q steel kettle, fnrcct
into cloth covering, md pressed IN shape nj
sold. Tho pGrsOn WHO prepared the bee
mntle the cascs too large. III consequence o
which the meut s0urcA before tho entire ines
became cool. One OF the proprieturs als,
suffered from tho satae symptoms dovolopes
in tho other cases from eating Of the inca
himself. During the past two or three lny
cases ut Wholesale poisoning iinve hecn re
ported, Lli botil pf which tile obnoxious an'
dangerous article WIS procured from Ties
BuNle butchers,
, 1881-05-09
MICHIGAN AFFAIRS.
Saturdays Proceedings OF the LeEtx-
1nture - Tho Apport1onEnent DlHl'
culGy-H&llA Passed, Etc.


Ias,,re Tho Apport1onmenr DlHl-
culty-Hilln Passed, Etc.
Special Dttpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, A[ay 7.-'rhe Committee
OIL Legislative App0rtlonMcnt arc no nearer
n solution OF their difficulties than Mt first
The following bills passed the House: DO
trult House of Correction bill; to organize
the County OF Montmorcncf aud crento three
townships therein; to amend tho ci,nrter Ut
LesllU; to authorize the town Of Lincoln
Osccola County; to issue highway bonds; to
amend the Fayram Cooperative Inv 80 US to
reduce tho shares IN suol. associations; to
rohibit carrying inilan,uable oil OIL pas
scngur-tralns; to compel ratlway-fE0gs to be
blocked with wood; to amend the loR'buon.
ing laws; the bill relative to grain delivery at
railway statlons; to prevent TIC sprs;ad ~. #
1nW tterenii. Tic Senate hill providing that
the lollgur oil insurance policy runs the
larger rs s.irrende@r H. value Decon.cs AZ niso =.
sss Es s1lsor o %s e tho o ooey is 9o' ~ m t o 5sqs aW
ti!ti. Tile bills tor drainage in Pavilion,
ton OF game from Michigan, to rcgulato aud
e aes the 5oaa9oa uss ct SdFS FSoanty e EF0'as e t. "o
Ionds for bridges over tie OntonaEoM
liyor, and tn Incorporate brlne ptpe-Iine
companies were also passed. LAsk night the
inc % ssnaia Kai!way Con!mittee: i i rad.
ically cllangeti FROM rntlway bill to depot
| bill, pure ntld slMplu. 1t gives tllh Company
only the power to conleuIl! land for specific
purposes, prevents tlle condemnation Of pub
lages, Rnd Imposes n Specific tux Of ) pei
cent Mpnl tho gross receipts. The tlno for
bnllulilg ls shortened to two years. Five pei
cent Of ths capita, stoek must Sa ,,o. De
pa,.y, and 50 per ceut actually subscribed
This charges to roads using the depot must
not go Ieyo1sd per cent and there gan be
ves 59aas IN m
d!cuni OF opposition 1t Wns receiving In the
Legislature, al,u llAs sheen framed with special
reference to making 1t bona llda union d.
av 1s sw te ata a
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, 1881-05-09
pOM1NION CANALS.


OTTAWA, Ont, May 8.-Snpplement g. No. l
OF the Inland Iieyenue Report ias just been
issued. The revenue Ut tic Canadian canals
for the year 1880 amounted to $3.50, :o0d.7i. an
increase OF sl7,5l7,D over the previous year,
being rs follows for the various canals-ylz.:
Welland Canal, Sl47,5S4.43; st. Lawrence
Canal, 3oo. .5tsA0S; Cha,nbly Canal, $40, 10;
laideau Canal, s5,5s9.73; Ottawa Canal, $5s,-
05.49; Burlington Bay Canal. as.8la.M; vt.
poter's Canal, Sl85.G; Newcastle District
Canal, s3i8lV. Ali The, canals .gavo a,l
Increased reyenue, With the exception Of tho
Welland ana Newcastle district, Tfle st.
Lawrence Canal gave $lo,7l3 Increase, while
the decrease on tho Wclland Canal was $i1,.
~. Thu reduction Of tolls Ia tho Eric CaAal
is beloved to be the cause OF the Inter. ,Tia
number of vessels passng through, those
canals during last season WIS us follows !:
Weiland Canal, 4,1U4;. St. Lawrence CanaI.
1880; Chambly canal, 100; Burlington! Bay
Canal, Dsg; Ottawa River Canals. 5,9G!;
llIieail Canal, ,6a1;. st. Petor's Canal. 1El:
Newcastle District Canal. 4; making total
of q, 774. Or these 2l,sS7 were Canadian ves-
sells aud 1857 American.