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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

nj iss Lizzie Iiarsliali's Primary School!

Miss Lizzie liar,iali's Primary School.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lizzio Mar
slalPs primary school room was crowded
to it's utmost capacity with school ,tircc-
tors, teachers from other schools. parents
and pupils to see and hear the Christmas
entertainment given by the pupils OF tie
school. The room was very prettlIy deco.
rated, there being 4 very fine Christmas
| tree filled with Christmas toys and trinkets
furnished by the pupils. The programme
WAS 4 long one, but the selections,
consisting of songs, chOruscs, az:
| dresses, TccitatiOns, &o., were well
chosen to show Off the various merits Of
the twenty-five pupils who tool. part in tue
entertainment. and all Of whom did SD we'll
tha. it would perhaps b. in hal taste to
discriminate. At the close Of tie enter
tainment Director McComscy made com
plimcntary address to the children.
Strawberry Street school.
Mr. CouzZins' Strawberry street school,
composed OF coiOTcd children, also gave an
entertainment which was largely attended
by teachers of other schools, directors and
parents. Tie school room was tastcfu!ly
decorated. and bags Of candy were pre-
sented to each of the pupils.
The programme was rs follows i" Deck
The Hall with bou.hs OF Holly" by the
Schoo! 4; S!eighing song, by little folks
Dialogue, " Examination of p Witness"
by Moses Maxwell ard Richard! Neal
Recitation, g SAINT: Claus" by Cora
Smith Music, go, Come, Come Away
by the school Dialogue, .'' Tho Careful
Boy" by VIM. Maxwell and Will Book
Recitation. Faith in Cod" by Maggie
Ciarl. Music, "CherisIi Kindly Feel
inGs,' by the school Dialogue, 's Tie
Boy and the Vase" by Poll Henry E,liza.
Smith ard Edw. Smith Muse, "Recess
Time by tho school; Dialogue, "TLc
Danger of Delay by Katie Archey and
Mamie Burgess " Recitation, {" Bruce
Address," by Charles Wilson Music,
" Skating Scng.' by the school Reeita-
ton. The liousckccper's SoliloGuy.'
Martha FelIs Music, Good Night by
the school.
Tie boys and girls acquitted ti.cnlscivc:
handsomely, received due applause Iro,.,
tue spectators and congratulations from
the directors present.
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THE NEWS.
WHO PERIsHED AT VIENNA.
QUIET CHRISTMAS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Excitement ia san Doningr-fire III Rec
Bank

Excitement III san Domingr-Eirc III Red
Bank.
4 corrected list of the victims OF the
Ninna theatre gives the total at 449.
The Austro Hungarian L,oyds will start
direct steamship communication with the
United States and Brazil on January %,
1881.
Thoma, Mckcever, who was recently
indicted for killing his wife in New York,
was yesterday sentenced TO fifteen years
imprisonment.
The Baltimore Grain Shippers associa-
ton yesterday agreed upon the terms of L
contract which will be submitted next
Tuesday to the associations Of New York
and Philadelphia.
In the trial by court-martial AZ Mie.iin OF
persons who participated in the anti-Jcw
ish riots last August among the prisoners
are some wealthy merchants accused of
melting the mob.
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q FIo-cEtINe DcEaulrer.

The cashier Of the large banking house
being n defaulter to the amount of 1000,
coo lire. He is seventy-one years old, and
was forty years in the employ of the firm.
He had been speculating on the Paris
Bonrse, paying his losses with the securi-
tics deposited in the bank. He has just
been arrested in village near Florence.
1t is hoped that about 75O, 600 lire in In
dian rentes will be recovered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

Death of STATE Council Secretary, Jui,a T.
l;;,tt.

Death of STATE Council Secretary, Jui,a 4.
l;att.
The many friends and members of the
.. |. y. VI. will be panied to learn of the
death of State Secretary John =. Bait, OF
Philadelphia, on the evening of the 20th
of this month. He has been secretary OF
the State Council of tic Order United
Americans Mechanics Of Pennsylvania for
number OF years, L very earnest ant!
faithful worker not only for the y. L. 4.
NJ, but also an active member Of No. 155
|: .. o. F., No. Fl X of P, No. 5G .. L A..
H., Degree No. 1,and also a trustee of ben
eft associations and building and loan
associations. The funeral will take place
in Philadelphia on Sunday, the 18th inst. at
2 p. M, the BODY to be inferred in the
American Mechanics cemetery. 'rac
order Of the .. L. y. VI. has lost ono Of
its best and most faithful workers, and
his death has created vacaucy which viii
be hard to ill, as he was well fitted for
the position he was employed in and had
a large circle of friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

In Red Bank, n. j., = fire which started
in the cellar of the Agricultural and FUR,
nitugo company'a building destroyed that
structure and spreading burned Mrs. De-
Forests house, French':: Central hotel,
Mrs. Dayton's confectionery store, Nandc-
verc's ,jcwclry store ana Mrs. DcMott' s
millinery store. Two small houses in th;.
lear were also destroyed, and then the fire,
owing TO 4 burst hose, which crirpies! the
lire department. consumed hc!cha 5 iiv-
cry stable and Richard Appicgatc's resi-
I2ncH. 1t is impossible So ascertain the
aln2"n: oi insurance, but it is believed
:.lnat o; ihe houses We're partially insured.
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acknowledgements.

Mr.. Jacob Adams this morning collected
tie following money and articles for the
family of W!n. Shay: Geo. WilfOng, 5Gc.:
Chas. Miller, :::,0.; GcG. Brown. 2Jc.: n.
Knox, piece OF meat Mr.. Kiiiian, pud.
ding Geo. Sandoe. piece Of pork G.
Dinkelberg piece Of beef; Isaac Curley,
sausage: j. Adams, ) loaves of bread and
60 pounds Of meat.
The INTELLIGENCEH acknowledges the
receipt of 50 cents from lady. ANY
further contributions will be duly for
wardcd to the afflicted family.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A MAN FALLS DOWN STAIRS.


fractures His Skull-COrOners Inquest.
Patrick Mcdonald, aged 81 years, who
for month past has been in the employ
of Keller & Reilly, contractors, on their
new work above the city, met with fatal
accident last night. He was boarding with
Patrick Corcoran, at Di!!erville, and he was
paid off on Thursday. Yesterday he did
not work and came home about four
O'Clock in the afternoon. lie complained
of feeling unwcll and went up stairs to
his room, where seated on his bed. lie
talked awhile with Lewis smith In a short
time hc arose and accidentally fell down
the flight OF stairs leading tn the ground
floor, fraciuring his skull. Tie was
picked up in an unconscious condition ana
DR.. S. T. Davis sent for. He arrived III =
short time, bat pronounced the case a
hopeless one. The man fingered unit!
near 8 o'clock when lie died. He did not
speak from the time lie was hurt, having
been unconscious. About midnight Corc
ner Mis;ller was notified, ard at O'Clock
this morning he went to Dillcryillc. and
held IN inquest on the remains.
Dr.. J. \. Fitzpatrick, who accompanied
the coroner and acted as his surgeon.
made an examination Of the body, and
found that the back part Of the skull had
been badly fractured that nuc .! the
large arteries had been severed and that
blood was Issuing from :l.c left car. The
entire back OF the corpse WI
also badly bruised, showing that tI,' maA
had fallen down stairs backwards. This
is accounted for by the fact that the MAJ,
was lame, having had his ankle hrokcH
some time ago in Il coal mine. lie PROB
ably made :, misstep 1T t'ln iicAi Of the
stairs and, clutching at tio wall 10 save
himself, probably turned around and fell
backwards. T. was also in evidence that
the man had been drinking during the
day, but was not drunk. lie was native
Of county Mayo, ireland came recently
from Ashland, sichuylkiil county !; is =
widowur and has daughter aged about
six years his father lives at CcntralA,
Columbia county, Pa; and has two OK
three brothers living i'll the coal regions.
After hearing the evidence the co:oncr3
jury rendered verdict that Patrick Nc
Donald came to his death from fracture Ct
the skull by IN accidental fall.
His comrades telegraphcd tie ncws "i
the accident to McDona!ds father, and
hold the remains subject to his disposal.
Coroner Mishler offered to take charge o!
and have them inferred at tho expense "i
the county, but his fellow wor'smen say
that unless the Gather orders otherwise,
they will have the remains inter-, :: 1T their
own expense, and with proper religious
services, in s.. Mary's cemetery.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CoHNssrUvuENxr

OUR REGULAR Co:;HasroTDENxE
| Mr.. Wm. Baker, coIoled, came near
losing both eyes last evening. He is in tie
habit of splitting in top of the stove, and
tried this on at War.ea's oyster saloon,
but the stove respected itself and blew a
cloud of flame into Williams face. badly
burning 1t and siugeing his whskers
ihe coll weather Of last night has made
our streets as hard as 4 rock.-Fred.
Buchcr VS.. Nm. NorrS's trial will come
| of this afternoon :. Squire Frank S.-Miss
Mamie Boclius left town this morning to
visit friends i'll Philadelphia Annie
| Went is visiting Miss Sall:c Goss!er.-
Mr. Is. B. BroonIel will be home to day.
Mr.. Charles H;.l,ieman is home from
schoo! to spend the holidays.-Nr. Dave
Coleman is having his shaving establish
mcut renodeled. Dave works for The cnln-
| foit Of his customers
| ;hrls,r!a- III Columbia.
! 70 morrow is Christmas. but Monday
will Ee ceiebratsd. And how vii. this be
| done IS the question asked. but cannot be
answered until Tuesday. We side with
Rev. John McCoy, pastor ot the PrcSby
ter!an church, who, II the prayer Meeting
on "Wednesday, said If pcrsops intend
celebrating Christmas by gettiu" drunk
and becoming disgrace 70 themselves the
sooner this ancient custom is stopped til.
better it Will BE- io2 tlc community
nj large. Persons ;.:c murs apt to be.
come intoXiIat,, on holidays tl,ar any
other dly. This is ;rUc IN most
eases. but ii is hoped hat 40 ,iiSgracelui
scenes will he enacted this Christmas
| Let us have one that will DC pleasant to
remember. The following churches will
l:"ld Christmas %er.;cSS and Sunday
schools thvr annual entertainments
| CoJkman chapel u. /. and Salem chapel
Presbyterian S;:,,iay schools hold their
respective seTy:tr* n'Tt fSs.'lay 'vcniSg;
evening, Dee. -, at $50, ia their
church the T.. f.. Lutheran schools
will attend their Christmas ser
vice tomorrow morning at the usual
hour i'll the church. The caniatl given by
the 5. :. viii bc held in the opera house
next Friday evening. Appropriate service
i'll tlc Sunday school room by the st.
| Johns Lutheran to morrow afternoon
| The United Brethren Sunday school gave
! their entetta;am"nt last evening" and from
what VIC hear il VAS q asutccSS. The Pres
| byterian Sunday schools cantatl closed
| last evening after u two days successful
run. The Methodist Episcopal :. :. en-
| icrtaInMct: t,mcTr0T evening. The
| exercises vii! cnusiSt q! s!aeiu.: au,! 1
| sacred dialogue, Introducing y"r.ns ladies
pcrapnatin@ he various Christian graccs,
such as Hope, Pcnit"us.. joy, etc
\ Christmas service NH also Ee
| he!; IL, that church il til. morning
| The Il .rai GecnrItiHns ui til. In ,liSh am:
German Catholic churches: tlc s,,id to lie
very elegant. Their services ~! he ut the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24
No s;Crns and 40 EUn:,h..de:.

The entire police force OF Philadelphia.
is ordered on duty tonight, with strict
orders from the mayor and Chief Given to
stop!iorn blowing and gun and pistol firing
and arrest al offenders Of this; kind and
lisordcr!y characters who ovcrStcp the
bounds allotted to the devotccs Of the lord
OF lisruic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

The discovery made by = veterinary
surgeon OF Williamsburg, n. y, Of the
prevalence of strange disease among
milch COWS is attracting considerable at
tentiou. The sale of milk from the sick
cows has been prohibited, and the vetcri'
nary surgeon of the board Of health is
preparing a report Oh the subject. There
are fifteen cows affected with the malady.
The animals have been properly quaran-
tined
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.golIn y. ShDbcr, Who last Christmas
supplied the tables OK the editors and re-
porters Of Tic lNGELiIGEErI.R with man.
moth turkeys, has repeated tie munilccA
presentation, and placed upon the table of
our saEctum three birds that will rot pcv
haps weigh quite hundred pounds. bu,
they arc giants for all that.
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zaueaste: f1tcIliQcnrfr,
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. "a, 1881
Troublesome Trains.

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IN accordance with the usual custom,
and to give all the employees of the
INTELLIGENCEE office the largest Op-
portunity to fully enjoy the celebration
of Christmas, no paper will be issued
from this Office next Monday.
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Christmas In ::.a Mannheim S.!:Opis.

ji" Mannheim grammar school pupils,
through il.cir spo4cs,nan, f'rank Biems-
derfcr, surprised tie principal % the bor-
"a sii schools, rr3r J. Il. hcyi,r, with u
Gcau;:i,:l Christmas present III the shape
Of = combination gold pcihnlI!ar and pen
ell. AIr. Cyrus Miller, w. Lincoln Hnr.
berger a..i Miss L. j. i'siit:. Of the Man
helm schools, were also kindly remembered
BIZ tLcir pilpii..
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The music at st. James church {, mo-.
Tow at the morning service will Ee as fol
lows:
Professional LYNN, A,lcste Fide!es.
|taitc by Savage.
Glor;a by Hayes.
7S Deun by Whitney.
Jabjlate by DaEls.
LYNN, clark the Herald Angels S'in::''
hyrie by Mendclssohn.
Gloria TIL by Gunod.
Hymn, "While Shepherds Watched"
0tertorW, go Zion. that lr:nec It geo |
tidiDgs."
The music at the evening service will
also be of high character.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

Tnl Iaw 0. i'vnns! l'aLia provides for
five holidays, viz: New Years, the l>t of
January Wa>hington's NigthGay the ED
OF February Decoration Day. the 3otii
of May Independence Day, tie A,h Of
July Christmas, the 2jth OF December.
By statute, whenever these days happen
on Sunday, the following Monday Is dc
c'arc'l to he 4 public holiday.
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Excitement in san I,CmlifS2.

The news that 4 United States war
steamer Will sHr"ey Samana bay has
caused excitement to such 4 degree that
the autloi;ics have prepared two war
scliooncrs, the Thunder and Capa;illo, to
watch the American man-of-war.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24
Fatal S;soOtin. Affair.

AnAlcw nfoutZ was arrested and lodged
il jail at Westminster, Carroll county, Nd,
or 4 charge Of killing Jacob Lochman.
The accused alleges that he was cunning
hear Carro!lton, on the Western Maryland
railroad, aud lad just shot at 4 rabbit,
when Lochman and his son came along
and threw stones at him. iIe III self
defence, shot at I.ocLman, killing him in
Stantly.
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La t!.y case OF the MoshaHsian la;l:i and
lumber company IS. Fredcrici. :. Bc:z,
the rule to SHOW cause why the execution:
should not be stayed, Judgment onc"cci
and defendant let into 4 defense, W.;
discharged with 4 stay of execution toT 80
days.
In the ease of commonwealth OF Penn
sylvania VS. Jacob Henry, rertiorar, 70
proceedings of Justice Gih'ic, the e2car-
tons filed were dismissed aul The pr
cccdings of justice affirmed.
George W. look vs.. WI,. \. 3iiiOnrii.
The rule to show cause why the Gxccu-
tion should not he set aside ",S dis
charged.
The exceptions TO the auditors report
in the estate Of Nelson Talbot were with
drawn and The report wiS confirmed al
so!utely.
The EXCEPTIONS to the widows apprai,c-
ment of $500 out Of tie estate OF her iis.:,-
band, Thomas Kerr, for the reason that il
had been appraised too low, were lis
missed
In the RUE 10 show c::ilao why Il writ u.
foreign attachment, used by Levi Sncri
VS.. Noah Dohncr, should not be Iu:ishca,
after the argument by Cyrus \. Dcrr,
esq, of Reading. for the defendant ,
the case was continued, tic rule moi being
to dissolve, y; it should have been.
The bond OF the pcnnsylvan;a railroad
company in the sum OF So, 0O0, with John
Keller and Michael Reilly as surctics, was
presented to the court and approved. Iilc
bond is given to secrrc Catharinc J. Me
Govern, widow, AMI the heirs Of John K
McGovcrn, deed, for any damages that
may arise from the taking of the land OF
the late John Il. McGovcrn in ManIlciN.
township. through which the new railroad
is being built.
At the calling OF the docket IS ju,! =
mentS were entered for want OF appear
ance and afiidavits of defense.
Part of the viewers appointed to assess
the damages done by the opening Of East
and West Marion streets met this morn
ing and then adjourned until JANUARY 6.
The surviving executors OF the late John
$. Gable filed an answer to the citation
issued against them, asking. 10 be released
from any further continuanao in the n.;n-
agcment Of the same, and that Successors
be appointed to who;n they may p.:y over
all moneys, &c. Held undc: aivisamcnt
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In y Critical Condition

Adam S. Dietrich, of Manor Inc;
Emanuel Dietrich, as enormously printetl)
who was stricken with paralysis on We'd
ncsday, is still confined to his bed and is
unable to speak, though his physician, DR..
Rohrer, 'has hopes Of his ultimate re-
cOVery.
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Andreas Perch had hearing before AL
derman Barr this morning On the charge
of stealing turkey from John Martin on
market last Wednesday. He was com.
mitted in default Of bail for trial at
court.
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TIL. l.ian who has 2 lar.c .uL, Of money
70 cxpcnd for Christmas gets id o.! it in
4 short time, but the man vino has only q
dollar sometimes must take hours TO
make lis purchases. Do not find faul;
with him who, less fortunate than year
self. occupies Mulch lime in tryin.; TO Oh
tan for his children al that can bc
bought f;:r the lit:Ie n:nncy Kat h. has
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slung their pens in the courthouse during
the past three years.
A Dinner.
The retiring and new officials, together
with their deputies, will shortly have 4
big dinner, but when it will take place has
not yet been determined.
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st. Stephens Lutheran Sunday School

in st. Stephens Ev. Lutheran chulc,l,
corner of South Duke and Church streets.
Oh Christmas evening, December 25th,
by the Sunday school and Bible class of
the congregation. There will be two
large Christmas trees for the children.
The exercises of the evening will consist
in rccitations and dialogues, by the Sab
bath school children, interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music.
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Another Good EInp!o>er

';co. 3. Schaum, furniture dealer. soa;h
Queen street, presented each If hi, work
men with large turkey as Chi;stnas
present.
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Ihris!ni::j lanes -irouna -sr" Eoiiand.
Tie New Holland Tktrt0a feels q thrill
Of joy at the .cIy mention OF Christmas
am: il It's rowsy local column tells how
Judge VIM E!lmaker gives c:e:y poor
family III tn"n Il Christ mas loaf Of bread
Bill MARSHALL has been arrested for steal.
in@ turkeys from David na.t,r, at the old
SaH'i"c mill VIM. GooG': s1n broke his
leg while hauling rai..: Isaac 1chnaGer
ha% died Il f." weeks after III, wife. and
Mr. ana MIS-. Joe! I;.;r i.th 4 family
surprise party nn their f.. "; In ami
vcrGa.V.
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y NJ. 10 CHRISTMAS EEICHl.
" De l.OrA. liz come To Erile'r:n.
Az lie :lro ong lie hay:
!ir Lord, hr come to BrIircil.
Dat fUr-Oif Christmas bay.
1t" come. he come.
He CHlnt. to EcTin',ni.
" De l.oTi. lie come to b"Hr'r!n.
An viii de cattle lay
~ Lord. he come - Hr.iC 'rn!,
DAt fur-Utl Christmas DRY.
lie come. he come.
He come to R"tic'riH.
" n' i.o:I, Il" come 10 E"Hu'Jni.
jr>'a5 ii" angels LAY:
de Lord. he come to Br.ic'r;E.
Dat iliruN Christmas Day.
h:r~S God. he come
fh3nk God. hrrDnr
!l1t might to Er!iu'rIn.
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TIN: Philadelphia IggA,c&' W&shii,, tpl.
correspondent now amuscs himself holding
a Pennsylvania Democratic state courcn-
ton, and reviews the chances Of Hopkins,
Stcn%v!, Srcer, lIutcll:cr, Icrkcs AMI Pat
tison. lie regards; Wallace. Randall and
Curtin as I.;ir;y leaders not likely t1 in
thought o: e.: the gu!:eriiato o:ia! ncr:itis-
ton ; Hucka!aw, Pcr&Iiny, Clymcr and
Dill As able Democrats, whose pa I defeats
have taken them ont OF the list while of
dark horses in tie stables this Cover nor
maker counts Judge Trunl,cy, o.: tic su
:':"mc court Judge Eucil2r, G: tie Un ion
district, and Judge D.er, CT the Somerset
district; EX Congressman Powell, Of
bradford cx-Mayor Fox, Of Philadelphia;
cx-Congrcsssnan Maish, Of York, and Col
onel Boyle, OF Fayettc. Some people
never before knew the Democratic party
II t!:i' state w"s s., big and respectable.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24

BESIDES cur Christmas supplement, the
specia! features of which are noted else
where il. detail, We print on our first page
to-day two famous and standard old
Christmas poc.nS-one the Incompatible
:" Night Before Christmas " and the other
DR.. Harbaugh's Pennsylvania H"tch
verses-and variety Of other Christmas
literature and curlcnt Rows.