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well as the galleries, and with the question
Don Cameron, who had been sittino in thu
back row, stumbled forward over a chair
and was leaning across . desk ON the Sec
0nd row shaking his clenched fist at Mr..
Hill. An exclamation of astonishment
preceded IN expeotant silence in the cham
Der. For an instant it was in doubt
whether Don had been awakened from
dream, supposing himself at Harrisburg,
or had only returned from q protracted
lunch, as happened to be the case. Some:
thing he had eaten had made his face very
red. and his docile disposition rampant. It
appeared Is if Cameron was trying to pas
between the desks toward Mr.. Hill, but
was restrained by two senators, who
seized him by the coat-tails. Tho sudden
starting up and wild language and gesture
OF Senator Cameron detracted from tho
dramatic effect Of the scene and turned
the whole business into ridicule. The
galleries and floor turned their atten-
tion to the Pennsylvania senator, who
was in charge Of three or four Of his
friends, who wero plainly attempt
ing to sOothe his wounded spirit while they
were holding him down by both arms and
his coat-tails his eyes glaring fercely upon
the senator from Georgia. The latter
looked over in an astonished way and con-
waved him aside, with tho
remark thao he was not addressing the
senator from Pennsylvania. Before. Don
could shape his reply HOar had hauled
him by the cOat-tails back into his chair.
Mr.. Hill then said that the Record would
give his answer. which be had made frank
ly and sincerely. ''If the senator from
Virginia thinks, however," Mr.. Hill con-
cluded, ''that he can control language in
this Senate by presun,ins to play tho bully,
he will find he has made q mistake
The confusion above and below was now
80 great that motion to 20 into executive
session was interviewed and the whole
Thing went over and the Senate, few
minutes later, adjourned.
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MIR HURDS COMPANION.

what Moran Told . Press' - Reporter
A reporter of the Philadelphia Press has
interviewed Patrick Moran, of the book
firm Of James McDavitt & Co., No. 224
Walnut street, who came to Lancaster
with the late Luther J. Hurd and about
whose board bill Mr.. Hurd had the fatal
difficulty with Finney:
Moran, who went to Lancaster for the
purpose of establishing canvassing agencies
was unexpectedly called to Philadelphia on
Monday, the 4th instant, by the illness OF
Mr.. McDavitt. his partner. On the 9th
instant Mr. Moran was surprised tOrecelve
the following dispatch from Lancaster
Come at once, in trouble HURD.
Being unable to 60 to Lancaster at that
time Mr.. Moran Immediately telegraphed
to Hurd asking the nature of his trouble,
but received no answer becoming
alarmed, Mr. Moran then sent despatch
to Mr.. Finney making the same inquiry as
regards Hurd and received in reply the
suLjoined telegram:
LANCASTER, April G, 1881
r. Mormn:
Had little mishap. All right.
L. J. HURD.
Mr.. Moran says he is satisfied that this
dispatch was not written by Hurd. 81
am morally certain said he, that my
first telegram to Hurd was intercepted by
Finney and answered by him. The first
dispatch is signed Hurd, just as he would
have written it, but the second is signed
IL. J. Hurd.' which is very unlike his
usual style of doing business" Mr.. Moran
was not cognizant Of the tragedy until
Monday last, when he received letter
from Lawyer Leannan, of Lancaster, in
forming him Of Hurd's death the day pre-
vious. Had he known that IIurd was ly-
ing at the point of death for two days, or
even i'll, he would have gone to his assist
ance
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THE MEAT BUSINESS.
A Man Arrested tine Charge Of Stealth
quantity Of It.

A Man Arrested on the Charge Of Stealing
quantity Of It.
Last night David Hauck, 4 resident of
LousetOwn, in the Welsh mountains, was
arrested on the charge Of breaking into
the house of Daniel Graft and stealing a
large quantity Of meat on the night OF
April &. Since the larceny it was be-
lieved that IIauck was the guilty party,
and yesterday when Constable Bowman
was in the ncighborhood Hauck became
very uneasy. The officer told Mart Buz-
zar,l, who was assisting him, to find the
thief, TO keep close watch on
Hauck. In the evening Buzzard and
Jacob Lowry hid themselves near Hauck' S
house. In 4 short time they saw him come
out Inc had quarter OF meat with him
which he carried to some rocks, where he
intended to hide it, Buzzard at once went
for Bowman who was yet in the neighbor-
loM, and the two. with Lowry, succeeded
in arresting Hauck, who was taken before
Squire S!aymaker. He was committed in
de of bail for trial at court, and this
morning he was brought to prison. Mr..
Graft identified the meat in Hauck's pos
session as his property.
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Live Stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY-Cattie-Keceip Gtss heat oil
through 1n! u head OF yart stock supply
shipping grades, $66VG 50; fair to good butchers
stock, 81 7JGs59D: common and light, % 5O0
is; stOcke.fs, -; bulls, cows and steers, 8, q
@4D.
Hogs-Receipts. 7l5 head : Philaiclplgias sc -
@G6j Workers, $5 6O@Q5 80.
Sheep-Receipts, no head selling wOOletl,
-, J,5O@6 ~; clipped, ~ 25s.5.
RUSYALO-Cntfe-Keceip $50 head: con
signed through, 2GS ears; market dull! prices
unchanged; several loads Of unsOll stock
shipped East for want Of buyers.
sheep and La,nhs.-Kcc.ipts. 400 head con
signed through, ii cars: market dull; prices
good Western, $596; choice to fancy, - N@s
6 40; no lambs here.
HOys.-Rcceipts. $500 head: consigned
through, So cars market dull; light YOrkers,
S5 1895 30; good to snOice, $ 9j@6 O5 gOo.i
medium for export, - 10
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Concerning q Watch.

Martin Nunnemacher, of Strasburg
township, aged about 10, who lives with
Mr.. Lands, on the old road but form
erly worked at New Providence, was ar
rested on Monday at Landis's by Constable
Echoltz for stealing silver watch from
Jacob X. Andrews, near New Provi
dence. He had a hearing this morning
before Alderman Spurrier and was COM
mitted to answer in default OF bail. lie
had sold the watch to his brother who
got new case put on it at E. F. Bow
mans store, whereby il was identified and
the robbery traced.
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wESTMISSTE;s PtESHYTEI:Y
Close Of the Session lM York.

Yesterday afternoon Rev. Kerr was ex.
amned, for admission to the ministry, by
Rev. DIR. Niles and Smith in theology in
church history and government by DR..
Stewart: arts and sciences by Revs. Led.
with. McElmoylc and Mccoy and ancient
languages by Rev. Crawford. He preached
an able trial sermon.
In the evening a Sunday school meeting
was held and afterwards the members
were handsomely entertained 1T Mr.. ID. r..
Smalrs.
This forenoon the committees Oh home
and foreign missions reported the latter
is to he printed as i circular letter. The
board of ministerial relief recommends the
retirement of aged ministers Oh pay. The
committee on overtures recommended and
presbytery instructed its commissioners to
ask the assembly to direct that overtures
be sent up in more definite and systematic
form.
The usual resolutions were passed thank
ing the pastor and people of York for hos
pitalities.
Presbytery adjourned to meet at Pequca
May 10, at II clock a. m.
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THE MOREY LETTER.
IL This the Last OF It?

NEW YORK, April 14.-Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bell. in the general sessions
court to-day called to the bar Jas. O Brien
alias Robert or Bob" Lindsay, who dur
ing the. last political campaign de-
posed that he knew III. L. MOrey," "
the individual to whom it was alleged
Garfield wrote what Is known as the
" Morey Chinese letter and who subse-
quently confessed that he perjured him
self. lie pleaded guilty to the Indictment
for perjury presented against him, and
Judge Cowing sent him to state prison for
years.
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ny WIRE.

The News OF the AfteenoOa
| At 1915 Lord Beacousfield showed some
| gain of strength.
In Wausian, Ohio, Lyon, Clement &
Greenleaf's flour mill burned yesterday.
Loss $50, 900, insurance Oh, 900.
BY vote of 81 to 20 the Senate refused
to 20 Into executive session and Mr.. Nor
gan spoke ON the Democratic side of the
wrangle over the Offices.
Some property but no persons in Madrid
we're injured last evening by three large
petards thrown into houses.
Under the coercion act numerous arrests
of Irish journalists are to be made. James
DAILY, proprietor of the Connaught 7sle-
graph has been arrested at Castle Bar,
Mayo county,: and arrangements have
been made to seize tho New York Irish
World in transit from New York to
Queenstown.
Margaret Miller, aged 45 and homeless,
jumped into the East river, New York, at
the foot of Stanton street, at 6 o'clock
a. m. to-day. The spectators rescued her
with difficulty. Two hours later Mary
McCann, aged so and homeless, tried it 1T
the foot of SD street and was rescued and
taken to Bellevue hospital. Both women
will probably recover.
The Republican state central committee
met in Harrisburg this afternoon and de-
cided to hold the state convention in that
city on Thursday, Sept. 8. There was
fair attendance.
The famous anti-Jewish petition was
sent to Prince Bismarck yesterday. 1t
consists Of twenty-six volumes comprising
II, 600 sheets, with 255, 900 signatures in
cluding those OF nob'eman, retired generals
and officials.
The Rey. w. Marley Punshon, LII. D.
the distinguished Wesleyan minister, died
at an early hour this morning at Brixton,
Eng.
Edward johnson, suspected Of completely
in the Clugston murder at Valley Forge,
had hearing before Justice Bever this
morning and was committed. His counsel
will at once apply for writ of habens
cOrOVS.
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She Shall Have a Puff,

Miss Beckie Clemson, Of Salisbury, this
county, writes as follows to her uncle DR..
Cowan, of Reading, about her tobacco cul-
turc: "From about one-fourth Of an acre
of ground had S14 stalks. from which |
obtained AIS lbs. of long wrappers. and
sold the same at 25 cents per h.; the sec
cnds and thirds were sold for 10 and ::
cents, the entire sale amounting to 1896.
raised the plants, set them out, and did
the work preparatory to market with my
own hands, besides attending to other
mulefarious duties. l have been watch
ing the papers for puff, but have not
seen any notice of it. Perhaps editors
don't think that girls know anything about
economies
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A1nusenlentS,

Flyers Sisters To ni0ht.-The noted colorcd
prima dOnnas, Madah and Louisa Hyers, sup
ported by company OF fifteen persons, will
tonight and to morrow night appear at Fulton
opera house in their musical play, "Out of
Bondagc.'' They carry with them very COM
plimcntary press notices. The Reading NcWs
says: "Ot all the troupes Of jubilee and cabin
singers composed of colOred people. not even
excepting the musical portion of the extern
sive minstrel organ izatiOns, the entertainment
given by the Hycrs Sisters bears the palm.
Their programme appeals to IL cultivated lit
erary taste and refined musical apprecit-
ton, AS well As to the universal love of fun
The solos, duets and Quartets were all cxecut-
cd with a dramatic grace that marked the true
artists"
HerzOg'S AssensLlage-On Monday evening
next HerzOgs Assemblage Of the Worlds
Wonders will appear at the opera house. They
come from Baltimore, where for months they
delighted immense thrOngs, the attendance i'll
a single week being estimated by a newspaper
OF that city at 1000 Among the features
the tiny people. Admiral Dot. Major Atom
and Little Jewel, the gigantic Col! Orr, Il
troupe OF musical Roman students, autOna
tons, jugglers, ,vcntrilOquists, &c.
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GONE to the Penitentiary.

John Wallace, sheriff Of Cumberland
county, passed through Lancaster this
morning, having in his custody Jacob
Mumma, recently convicted Of burglary
and sentenced by the Cumberland county
court to ten years imprisonment in the
Eastern penitcntiary. 1t may he noticed
as a somewhat curious coincidence that
both the sheriff and his prisoner are old
residents of Lancaster county. MIR. Wal
lace removed good many years ago from
Earl township, settled in Carlisle. bought
out a newspaper, entered politics, and
though a Republican, was twice elected
prothonotary and once sheriff Of Demo-
cratic Cumberland. His prisoner was not
so lucky; he was formerly employed in
the Lititz' brewery in this county, mi
grated to Cumberland, entered the bur-
glary business, and is brought up Oh =
short turn in the Eastern penitentiary.
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Ee,on,ous Assault and Battery.

Lewis Kirk, a resident Of Drumore
township, has been held in bail for hear
ing on Saturday before Alderman A. r.
DOnnelly, to answer the charge Of felon-
lous assault and battery, preferred by Ell
mer Hulsinger, co!ored, Of this city.
Hulsinser alleges that one day last week
he was driving in the. country when he
was attacked by Kirk who hit him with
several stones and then chased him with Il
revolver.
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Nothing Short of U.mista h ble BENEFITS


Conferred upon tens of thousands OF
sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsA-
pARILLA enjoys. 1t is Il compound of the
best vegetable alternatives, with the IOdi.les of
Potassium and Iron, and is the most effectual
of all remedies for scrofu: GUS, nlercurial, or
blood disorders. Uniformly successful and
certain in its remedial effects, it produces
rapid and complete cures OF Scrotula. Sores,
Boiis. Humors, rilnples, EruptioT, Skin Dis
eases and all disorders rising tronffmpurity OF
the blood. By its invigOrat!ng effects it always
relieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities. and is
q potent renewer of vitality. For purifying
the blood it has no equal. 1t tones up the sys.
tenn. restores and preserves the health, and
imlarts vigor and energy. For forty years i!
has been IN extensive use, and to-day the most
available medicine for the suffering sick any
where. For Sale by all dealers.
aprll-lwdeo.i&d
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Another I::S.

Abe Miller has scratched an egg for
Commodore John A. Hiestand Of the
Examiner. 1t has picture of the old
Donegal church, together with likenesses
of Abraham Lincoln, Simon Cameron.
Edwin NJ. Stanton, and w. II. Seward,
all of whom were members Of President
Lincolns cabinet. Hiests.nd wasn't.
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CITY Treasurer Sworn In.

VIM. .McComsey, city treasurer elect, ap-
peared before Mayor cGonigle this morn
ing and took the oath of Office, after which
the moneys, books and other valuables
pertaining to the treasurer's Office were
turned over to him by the retiring treas
urer, w. s. Shirk.
Mr.. McComsey has appointed as his
clerk, Chas Milton Weid!e. late book
keeper for Givler, Bowers & Hurst.
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cCnILLER HOUSE, NORTH QUEEN, G.
- Nattern. proprietor Lunch every day
from I'D IN II r. m. Best OF beer ON tap. The
patronage OF my friends and the public In gen
ei naavJ G. MATTERN. Prop'r.
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/ City Residence and Building Lots. On
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1881, at the Cooper
House. on West King street, will be sold the
sheatf Residence on southwest corner OF Null
berry and Wes, King streets. consisting OF a
large well built and conyenientiy, arranged
twO-story BRICK RESIDENCE, Back Build
ing and Summer kitchen. Large hall antl !
rooms on first floor. rooms, bath room and
balcony on second moor, and three rooms on
attic. Good ury cellar sewer connections. hot
arranged in the Sest modern style. The lot is
81 by il6 feet, which includes "a q beautiful side SID
yard on the corner about S feet wide. The
yard is filled with fruit and ornamental trees,
shrubbcry, &C., and las one oT the best and
most reliable wells in the city.
There will also be offered ut the same time
and place choice Building Lots on rear of
above, fronting about 70 feet on Mulberry
street and ~ feet deep.
For further particulars see large bills The
public are earnestly requested to examine
this property thoroughly before day OF sale. as
it will be sold without reserve and may afford
good chance tor Investment.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m.
ALLAN L. HERR
Atty in fact for W. Ramsay shea1f, 3 N. Duke
street, Lancaster, Pa.
B. F. ROWE, Auct. mar3l it'd
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Dan I xOur Canary Sin:

Then get q bottle of Bird Bitters, which is an
unfailing restOrer of song and a cure fol all
diseases of cage birds. II your druggist does
not keep it. Or will not get it for you. send a
postal card to the Bird Food Company. 800
Federal street. Camden. n. j.. and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, p cents.
IEayo}-:,m,l.SW
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A Deg i'm a Sewer.

This morning terrier dog belonging TO
Harry lIirsh ran into sewer at North
Queen and Orange streets, and was un-
able to get out. He roamed about for
several hours and was finally rescued by :,
bootblack this afternoon
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A three-year-old child of Frank Carr, Of
Fulton township, during the absence of
the mother, obtained a phial containing a
considerable quantity of laudanum, which
it swallowed. DR.. Stubs gave the saving
emetic
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SpECl.iL .EOTiEES.
SAMPLE Ns,Yg&;r.

1t is impossible tor woman after a faithful!
course of treatment with Lydia +. pinkilimIs
Vegetable Compound To continue 10 suffer
with weakness ct the uterus Enclose
stamp TO Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, :ss' Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass, fer pamphlets.
jy29lydcO,i&W
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One Vag.

A solitary vagrant graced the mayors
levee this morning. He appeared to be
lonesome, and SO the mayor discharged
him, advising him to heavc town and hunt
nm his missing comrades, as if he fingered
long the cops would again pick him up
and he would he consigned to "a dungeon
cell"
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Accident.

John 1eeter, of Fulton township, fell
from a wagon, a few days ago, and dis
located his right shoulder.
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Another Attempt to Fire a Building.

A0OCuor zKCtonfpt
Last evening an attempt was made to
fire a frame building, formerly "sed as a
blacksmith shop, situated on the premises
of Robert Eichholtz on Lime street, about
9o'clock. The fire was discovered by
George w. Kendrick, who quickly extin-
guished it. A lot of waste, saturated with
coal oil WAS found. The damage was very
slight
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~AMrBELL'S BAZAAR,
CORNER OF
FOURTH AND WALNUT SIS. COLUMBIA.
Now Op n apd prepared to sell Horses.
Wagons, Harness, Farming implements, Fur.
niture, &c, ON commission. Pubic sale every
Wednesday AMI SATURDAY..
sAMC Ell CAMPBELL Proprietor.
jo;Efi MCr Ills, Cl.rS. ~ s-!S Sds
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In Town,

John II. Keppelman, city clerk of Read
ing, is in Lancaster to day in accordance
with the action taken at recent meeting
of tho councils of that city, instructing
him to collect data relative TO Belgian block
pavements, it being proposed to have two
squares Of Penn street paved with Belgian
blocks at an early day.
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Save hour Hair-:iecp j. ,;eaut,fu,


The London Hair Color RcstOrer'' is the
most htlul article ever introduced to the
American people and is totally different from
all other Hair RcstOrers, being entirely free
from ,il impure ingredients that +; n:lcr many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
badness or falling of the hair exists. prema.
turc grayncss, from sickness or other causes
its use will restore the natural youthful color
and cause healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities handrnfI, etc, at the
same time most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly perfumcd, rendering it
soft and pliable, making it an Indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
London Hair Color Rcstorcr Price - cents =
bottle. Six bottles, s.. Main depot tor the
United states, $50 North Sixth street. Philalcl.
phi::. mll-lv,lTThS F&w
SPEERs GRAPE VINES, one, tw and three year
Old Concord, vigorous vines. for sale in large
quantities, at j, 5 and 10 cents. By retail ut 10,
Ii and . cents. Small lots may he seat hy
mail. Address, ALFRED STEER. PasSaic. \. j
Mount Prospect Vineyard). or 81 Warren
street, New York. My vines are kept in the
ground until they are ordered, that orders
may he filed fresh from the soil. aS-2wu&w
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living Frank Melville. the dashing young
rider, and the following w. H. Batch
eller and Frank Gardner, champion leap.
ers the French Family Davene, acrobats;
Awata Katnoshm, juggler Claire Sisters,
gymnasts the Boissetts, horizonta bar
performers, and hundreds of others.
The street parade given by this show is
a great feature, and it will likely be given
early in the forenoon, as the show will be
here in the morning. The show owns two
sets Of canvas, SO that while it is giving
tent will be erected in this city for Satur-
day.
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A Healthy State.

A Healthy State.
People are constantly changing their homes
from East TO West and from North to South or
ice rersa, in search OF u healthy state. 1fthey
would learn to he cOntentcl. and to
the celebrated Ki.;neyWort when sick they
would lie much better Off. The whole system
can he kept in II healthy state 10y this simple
but e!iectual remedy. Sec large advertise
mcnt. apl!-lwd&w
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY Rv01INa. APRIL IL. 1881
WEATHER INDlCArlONs.

WEATHER INDlCATlONS.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, falling barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature, northerly
backing to westerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain near the
coast.
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M:l.nNcr.:1lOr SOCiabl0

Next Monday evening easter Monday tho
Lancaster Mennerchor Will give one of thcil
delightful entertainments in their hall.
concert, succeeded 10y 4 dancing s"ciable. will
constitute the order OF the evening. and reli
able assurances indicate that the former part
of the programme will be of an unusually
high character, having been prepared with ex
treme care by Prof. Matz. The dance music
will DC furnished by Taylor.
Malt Hitters regulate, purify, strengthen
AID nourish tho maternal functions.
Mothers, AS Il delightful sanitary measure
always order the Cuticura Medicinal Soap.
Mothers never fail to recommend Mat i:ii
tiers as nOurishing and strengthening.
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SkyANTED AT THE BOLT WORKs-A
w few good and Industrious boys from 12
to 90 years of age Steady work and fair
wages. aprl45td