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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-30

Horse Frightened and Injured by the Cars.
AtGOriOnvillc last night, after midnight,
George Wcinhoh was driving horse be
longing to Hiram Esbenshade, of Paradise,
when the animal frightened at All approach
ing freight. train. .WeinhoM: got ont Of
the buggy, and holding him by the head
succeeded in calming him. lie then got
int" the buggy again and proceeded to
drive OH, not observing another train that
was approaching in an opposite direction.
But the horse saw it, and ut once became
entirely unmanageable, plunging straight
at the cars. Tho breast and head
Of the frightened animal were shock
insly mutilated by contact with the side
Of a freight car, the tleshy part Of the
breast being cut completely off and blood
pouring from the soor beasts mouth. The
front part of the buggy was wrecked.
Manwhile Wcinlrold sat in the vehicle un-
able to move through fright, but singu-
larly enough, escaped without Il scratch.
The horses injuries, which were quite Sc
we're, were dressed by John Kilbuln.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-30

FNdTGOW HsscstIS6 TrOIn DfOWnIuS.
On Saturday Samuel Dunn and Harry
Loucks, Of this city, went swimming. in
the little COnestOsa creek and made q mar.
row escape from drowning. The boys are
only about ten years Of age and they got
into deep water. Young Loucks sank sew
eral times and young Dunn also sank. The
boys were seen floating down the stream
by Fred Koch, Frank Hartmyer, Jacob
Hartman and John Snyder. who were in
bathing. They ran to their rescue and
soon got the boys ashore. Dunn was un-
conscious for some time. Both boys had
to be stood upon their heads and rubbed
until they recovered. !!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-30
Tho Lunar EoIipsc.


Tho Lunar Eclipse.
PhilOmathes " places at our disposal
the following result Of the calculations
and collected elements for Lancaster, Pa,
of the lunar eclipse of June 12, 1881 -:
True time of full moon June II, 13h So
81; Suns longitude at that time, IS 21O
23, 2S, ); Suns hourly notion, g %" !;
SUMS semi diameter. 1J' .lG" !; Moons
longitude, 80 go 49, 1O' Moons iati-
tu.le, II 47''N. Moons equatorial paral-
lax, 5O' SO" Moons semi diameter, 1G'
M' Moons horizontal motion in lOngi-
tudc, 81 3" Moons horizontal motion
in latitude, 3 25' tending north.
Entrance of tho eartll's shanow, June
IL, 12 o'clock minutes % seconds i'm the
morning beginning of the total eclipse,
o'clock AZ minutes 5 seconds 4 m. mid
die, O'Clock AZ minutes seconds in the
morning and end Of total observation, 2
o'clock q minutes seconds, 4. m. and
end of tho lunar eclipse, O'Clock 90
minutes A seconds, in the morning.
Digits eclipsed 1G 1S-1O0.
Conservatory ard Anniversary Sermon.
At St. Lukc's Reformed chapel their
new chancel furniture was cOnsecrated at
the morning service of yesterday. The
attendance was large, and special music by
the choir and beautiful floral decorations
added much to the joyfulness of the Occa-
sion. Rev. Prof. J. s. Stahr, of franklin
and Marshall college, preached an elo-.
qucnt sermon appropriate to the occasion
from Gen. xviii, 1917. ...
In the evening the pastor, Rev. w. F.
Lichlitcr, preached an anniversary sermon,
he having completed thc labors of one year
in his pastorate.. He had highly interest
ing discourse from Psalm lxXxiv. 4"Blessed
arc they that dwell in thy house, they will
still be praising tfee.'' The statistics of
the work IF the past year were read and
proved most encouraging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. April l-P. N.

FRIDA 7, April l-F. NJ
As rule the mining stock markets continue to
run along in the rut into which they fell couple OF
weeks ago There were. however, to-day some
special features Of than ordinary interest The
Comstock shares continued to gain on Yesterday
Improvement and Consolidated Virginia sold up TO
2.2Sa22O. and California 10 lao, the dealings IN
both stocks being 10 more than usual amounts
Moose which lately has been rather dull aud heavy
at 1.5O31.jj. was moro active, and presented n
more cheerful aspect at 60 On the other hand
while Hukil improved in activity it was at the e1-
pcnse Of It's price, which fell from Ito to 30 cents
closing however, at 81. The reason OF the decline
was referred to in this column several days ago
the report Of Professor Blake concerning the condi-
ZION of the uronerty. llibrrnia as usual was active
aud rose 90 % 90 cents The gossip abont the stock
Is that there IS large short interest IN ~ tat IS 10
be punished by rapid advance tO l.5O Ihls j. Inc
sort thing that rs called mining al the stock cA-
changes instead Of 20 the mines IL - uot long ago
that the average spc"ulatOr was tod 10 Duy INC
stock az l 90 as gOOd thing ana shorter tlhe
aEO when tic price was about 90 q % cents, tiils
stock was certain sale for 30 cents" Iho stocks
nam,d made up ihc bu.k of to-dsys translcuonS
aud mououoi zcd all that IS of interest There were
changes of to cents in the prices of some vi TIC
low-prIce shares. and of 1Oa II cents Iui some oi
the hgher-price shares. bIt the dealings ana
changes were without feature. lie markets ciOstd
active but irregular
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LI1ERART NOTES.

The second volume of Dr. William NJ. Cornelrs
Lives of the Nineteenth Century with Recollcc-
tions of the Olden Time has Just appeared in BOS-
ton and is published by Howard Gaunett.
Signor Salviui has catered the lists of authorship
for q useful purpose. On the request of the Editor
of ScIi6aer's Monthly he is writing an article which
will explain thebasis in Shakespeare, as henterprets
it, of his conception of Otheo, Hamlet and Macbeth.
A history of the present Constitution Of France.
by the veteran publicist. Louis Hanc, has beea
cured by the Paris RGpFel which is called Victor
Hugo's paper The history will be published as a
serial and as fuIetoR will lie in marked contrast
to the vapory sensational fiction which fills the
same corner IN most of the Paris journals.
NJ Bastien lie Pages famous raintinG of Jeanne
dare, now exhibition among the paintings Of
the Society OF American Artists, is being engraved
by Cole for the June ScribHcr II found inn
possible or mpracticable TO reduce the whole eau
vas to the dimensions Of full page of the maya
zinc. so a full page will be given t. the figure Of
jeanne dare alone, and this Will be accompanied
OH the opposite page by outline sketch OF the de-
tails Of the whole picture.
An interesting story is connected with the re-
coyery by the Bibliotheca Paatina, at Heidelberg
of three manuscripts which were taken from II
about eco years ago. They are three Greek codices
which in the sixteenth century were spoken of by
the phlologist SylburG, and were supposed by bin
to have been lost. Lately the librarian OF the Uni
versity of Halle has discovered them among his
treasures and established their identity. In 1852
they were taken from Wttenborg TO Halle along
with others. A certain Professor Erasmus Schmidt,
who lived at Wittenberg in the beginning Of the
Thirty Years War; took these manuscripts from
Heidelberg and deposited them in the library of
Wittenberg for safe keeping subsequently they
we're all carried of to Rome, where, however, only
the acknowledgment of their receipt remains,
which was published il 1874 AS soon as the
librarian at Halle made his discovery known, the
University Of Heidelberg demanded back its lost
treasure, and the PruSsian Minister Of Education
directed that it should bc returned.
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ILADELPHIA STOCKS

FRIDAY. April Up. ".
This has been bad day Cor the runor committee
With close attention at the keyholes all day not .
single sensation was produced. Secretary Window
did 80 largo an amount of listening and 50 small an
amount of talking during tho day that the fabric
from which was to have been cut the garment OF
initiation fell far short OF the measure OF the pat
tern prepared. Hence the stock market was With
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NLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, y. Y.-House now
" open 40 Of ground gas. water wood Gres fresh
fruit aud vegetables milk carriages stages &c place
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HEATH HOUSE, SchoOley's Mountain
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cular J. wARGEA COLEMAN, Manager.
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