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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
EUROPEAN MARKnrs

LIVERPOOL July ~ -Pork-Prme Mess Eastern. firm
a. rn 49, western lr%er at 49, BaconcamIerand
steady az Az; short Clear. steady l5ed Has-ong
CuI shoulders 3iL Beef-Inda Me-
nImer &C 9ot Lard-Prime Western 6rmer at 81
lhow-prline CITY dull at 1884, Turpentine-Sprs
steady at Sod Rosinfine dull ioed. Common steady
~ ood Cheese - American Choice. stecdy 81
none On saa FoHrEktra state steady az l23d Wheat
20. v New Winter Western frmer at 81 0d New South.
m stsaayat VI ID CornM xed. Old steady Did;
New steady nj D. Cottonsecd Oil-Yellow American
soh ,r,, mere Rosn-Common, at Londoa 63d
opiii.s y rpcntne AT London. steady 323d.
for x July 2l-lSO " mBeef 1921 per tierce
raas nua MESS Cheese 65k per cwt. for the best
Mide On neT.caa Bacon AZ per ewt for Long Clear
h%Spon fa aSk 7A Per Dbl or Prime Mess
~ Rer quaraor Sperm Oh 95s9a per Pale Rosin
mssaoeni spirits TuIpentiae 32i per Petro
Common R0sin, 5I9d. - - 0
ASlwEap July 27Peroleum. ls francs G2a for
nno rsio Amef,can Wiicoxs Lard closed l4l
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llcal2c. Chcese quiet and un.

chhenged Eess quiet 1leSi2c. Cheese quiet and un
w fhssSlA SAes sgy easier quota lower
So Og gh: shipments 1000 bush Corr quiet No
No 81 o5aSi o. Pok sesy N Mizs q 5e syo steady
seSd sna ncSanssf W. ess firm END UNCLAIMED Bacon
Bntter o ac 9o bPs Finished Goods the Of 81 oS
ssang s Hogs steady rm Common and Is s. IS
spaeSt SIS hS @sihefS 50 s'9$e 30 reeeiD 1000
eas 81 iof qH asm at a SeTe r wH heat
ii iSia ali The yeaT Il p ~ & SegsEher q ~ october
No Q White a4c R5ce i ses oats 9aist Mixed 52,c
%h"at I o D pain 1000 hgslh shipments-Tlonr none
WHEAT IIo No. iay 2iEopr in goo demand q fun prices
sa1 AnsSs i9aal ep Ns Ml u is
nominal v Corn q9ie at and Ta a' go
SFa stsm @psesed No o@9ie Barley No
w rApa a5G spn sTy 2Eoar @ sggerae
Clear Good do choce $ e. TO- s silsst a T 15
S. SSpo i ea s GOOD GOOD q g S &c.
F FSs e % Winter Wheat Patents Good So 20 se
elevator ii "a DO Am Msat ,a s4er Reaws1e 10 Red
81 Sa DO ostSsr 9 p for Red PROMPT
o oan s sSc ana Corn 9nie southern and Yellow
s5saneT p2 n,5s rsSS &c sps
Pa Pa g. $Ia eee Hams s23 5od2i India Mess Beet
q EFT erss sd id SaOk So
shondes IN pickle ne d. &os sS s%SSs fRgS;
fG,t 90 &C. s DO nn g SSi9s
5 and ste,dy Creamery Extra PennsyIva
s2e Bradford NewYors Extra rS T T@S 22c
ps s d ultra Sss sS
Western 2Sl4c Eggs quiet steady Pennsyivania i5s
G Grean u de- Western Fun Cream 9d9sc Fair
skins eS7e Coffee steady Rio JobSng al sSis'sc
s 30 ooS Rse firm sn ag5st for Far
Crushed and Powderca Ioc Tanu siy 70 en-
M9ud A. 5'ac Molasses quiet 800 test quoted $50
demand waier Bran Sd sl Co. Gas SPRING sesS do
I'll -. Whskev iirm Western 81 10.
swep Ne SCFf Red Fs = sFe g. sss ge wne s
81 Si iSS@s cd s august Il 1881 lgS. September
II orcs better options easisr 4 G SO ea sS
47ssgislsc july age; august; 47ssa4siec September
seGember 2sc all year Rye dun at S7c asked PORK
S5 Clear lib 92oc iear sidss ss5 c a sS0aa r,n
Shoulders n a3ce; Clear R5 10 25c Clear sides. io50c
sH Gae SSs WWhlssey S steady &c e
mensFlour, 1900 bbls- Wheat 10000 bnsh Corn 10000
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 27.wheat opened dun and closed
nfiner No. Red SPOT Il 1885, July, 81 ISL bid; August
q 49, Amber N,ehigan, 81 1885. Corn quiet High Mxed
the afternoon nS e the heat 4gae Oats dull No
5 g ~ sske a sg1ly aSd ADJUST Il 1872
RED 81 49, BID 81 10. afsd n' No oe sd q IL
G e dn,i No SPOT 5'c bid uly 02e bid all the year,
10000 ss oas hone yS9o sas o Gon
Corn. 2OOUO bush; oats. none
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MaRxErs
LONDON July 27-12:30 D. m-Consols IOoiSs for money
ana lOos FOR the accounts Western first
Erie IS do second consos ioi Sew Yo @S c sedDad
ILLINOIS, central 1874 Pennsyrania Central 654 Reading.
81. Paul Common, ll3. ~
cent enies IS francs 80 nmes M M nao'e three per
LONDON July 27-4:30 p mIlnois Central 1879;
2l'a centimes for checks. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NFw-YoRk, Jnly 27-BEEVES- Receipts TODAY and yes
nd ware aTs 2s ears o. sSt headl54 cara Jersey
agast head for the corresponding last week The
snppy was again ieaby In demand,
he market Was dui and heavy
have adyces OF light for Friday and were not willing TO
accept lower bids than Butchers
tous and the yards cleaned out at IL
NJ a ABOUT 80 carloads of Cattle arrive
S h na MsssI sir Newton Holmes Prices rated
Some sA rsy OF whe there we're large number
for good to prime fun fed Through Texans were
&c anI ooc per head TO to dress b
~S'2c cars OF good Cornfed Texans
d. ana me range for Native steers
M o henney ssers brought 0c to dress 05e n
nous soeers they were asking l2ac 10 dress o. b but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

NEWBORN, Wednesday,, July Y, 1881.
ASHES-Quiet and unchanged.
tOFEEE-ls0 grades quiet at 91f0
lac Tor Ordinary to Fair Cargoes including Fair at c
saes Days ex CITY OF Para ~ Dalton. and 2cl2
s1 private terms Mild grades quiet the only
CUIION-SnOts lIec higher 1875 bales, ncud
ing w Tor export and 33o for spinning. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EEW-YORK.
CoF~RoLLRRs OFFICE, ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
PiITs8t-RG, June l6. 1881.
NOTICE TO holders of bonds
Of the county Of Allegheny,
state of PENNSYLVANIA:

The Sinking Fund Commission the coanty Of Anexs.,v
stateof Pennsylvania by virtue authority vested IN then
by act Of Assembly approved day April A. d. 1861
DO hereby notify the holders of Allegheny County BOa tia,
bonds numbered and dated follows No. g. &c. So
49, 40 A. ~ 4s. a. As %s a. 81 S. ST. So g. g. S.
&C. CT es 60 90 II, r. 7s 10 IS 70 So 81 S. So 81
90 all dated January 1853 Maturing January 1894
viii he paid At the oce OF the
County Controller Pittsbure Penn tins Iss day Of
August 1851. Interest shall cease upon si
bonds
J. u. McCUNF
JOHN HARPER. SSinkinc Fund Co-arait1r,.
GEO. ALEXANDER, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT DOIDs
American Dock and Improvement CanDaNE.
Due -Bury Ess, Bs2n.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY \ AND rKrf.yr
tREE FROM TAXES BY THE UNITED STATES
AND THE STATE OF NEwJERsEY
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED nv
TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW-JERSEY

These bends are secured Mortgage on the euur,
properly OF the Company, which consists OF Land and ~
oue atpacent 70 the present terminus the CENTRAL
hALt.oAD OF NEW EHs cY Jersey City and extend.
ing sou'hery on NewYoTk about two miles aud 70
Gently appraised by sntOrese parties at over twelve and
bali million dollars.
AN he stock OF the Company owned by the CENTRAL,
RAILROAD COMPANY or NEwJERsEY the properly
having been acquired by that Company a. cost exceeding
$l0,000,0O0
rs stipulated IN the Mortgage the proceeds Of an sales
Oh 'he property OF the Company shall DO invested i the
hoi the Company reservng right 10 redeem Al IN
~hen she Bonds cannot be parshassl ths market AZ
"Wer price designating by lot numbers OF B9aa 80 u n.
redeemed after GO days's public notice.
Ire Company has purchased the riparian -,.a NJ ~
snoie owners and grant from OF Jersey Of an
Oh us calins TO and under water ia the sane
Inc Nae OF THIS water front scarcely be
IN WOW OF the proposed extension this aty OF the RAI4
MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD from the sonth ana N.
extension Of the lines of CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY through Pennsylvania to connect with tha
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD
VI tue SoOO930 OF the above issue M rs
account OF Ourselves and associates has been
exchanged for the Old per the AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, undez the com
pany's circular of June is last.
WE OFFER TIE REMAINDER AT J02 In AKIN
ACCRUED INTEREST, REsERyING THE RIGar
TO ADVANCE TIE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

Total tons since opening of navigation
Total tolls since OF SiS98Sl
Total miles boats cleared since 155372i 192470
The canal opened April 20, $780, and May 10,
1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
OFFICE BOARD OF TRusTEgs,

OFFICE BOARD TRUSTEES
RAILWAY
ALBANY BUILDING, june 1881. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TRUSTEES
Railway viii receive sealed pro-
posals until IL O'clock m DAY, August 25 ISL
Tor the lease of the Cincinnati Southern Railway
Copies the lease showing earnngs
and other information concerning the road be had
pcaon oidce OF the aaid
American Exchange National Bank, NewYork City
Banking House of Morton &
London England
OF the
Cincinnati Southern Railway, Albany Building Cincinnati
Ohio.
all bids MILES GREEN
X. NJ. BISHOP
A. H. BUGHFR,
E. a. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK
Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28

The following is the comparative statement of the
Canal Auditor, showing the total number of tons of
each article cleared the canals for the week
ended July %, and the total movements since the
opening of navigation 1880 and 1881:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
MARRETx.


PHlLADxLPnIA. Jan. 3--E1onr quiet but
steady; superdne ~ 0063 50: extra
tS 75@A .5: Ohio amt Indiana Easnily % 600
800; Penn'N family p 0O05 p; 81 Louis
family Is 73I6 s5: Minnesota extra Is 0o05 Is !:
straight, - s796 s5: patent and high grades
ern Rcsl q EXCL. Del. and Penn'a- Red and
Corn frmer steamer 5sss5s1,sc; yellow. SIC ;
mixed. sc.
= Oats firm; No. 1 White l71.c No do 461sc |:
M. 10 4Jsc: No. , h1ixei. axe.
Rye dull M 9l@9!c. se,
Provisions firm; dressed hogs jl<696c !;
mess pork old $i2 0o0l3 %: new, Sia 0Oi5i4 50 !;
beet hams Sl6 509l7 50; Indian mass. beet
80 OO, I. o D.; BacOO-smOkesl shoulders 51<@
SIC; salt do 4N@5c; smoked hams 9550
Lard firnler; city kettle gSc loose BUTCH
ers' SN0614c prime steam % 30.
Butter-market dull and prices lower
to sell Creamery extra at 103ao do
good to choice 3O933c; Bradford county and
New York extra, tubs, 2792sc do drkins.
M@25c Western reserve extra csNe41: do
good to choice I7I2lc; Rolls duh and lower
Penn'a Extra l902lc; Western Reserve extra
2O@2s. 4 ;-,,,;t
Eggs steady bat less active Pcnn'a at ioc
Western, fresh, 3703sc. ~ aHiheit-
Cheese dull but steady: New York full
cream ut l3lzc; Western fun cream ut ,l!a4c
do fair to good at ll@ls11c; do hair .skims
lO0llc PadO l0@llc. - =
PetrOieum-mnrixet nominal refined at
s13s; s4,f
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover dun 1l497A;
flaxseed nominal Mt 81 50l 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
Difficulty of Obtaining Port Wine.

The difficulty of obtaining pure Port Wine
for sickness is one great cause why physicians
refuse to prescribe it where they know ii
would benefit their patient, because they fear
that some poisonous mixture will be given
them instead of Port WING, and the injury be
irreparable. California wines are being terri
bly, mixed and adulterated with alcohol and
water and other ingredients to make It cheap,
SO rs to bring greater profit from the sales.
The most excellent and finest Port Wine is
made in New Jersey, from tho Oporto Grape,
by Alfred Spccr, and has become the most re-
liable wine for Hospital and Communion pur
poses. This Wine has been thoroughly ana
lyzed, and Is pronounced by chemists to he
the pure juice of the grape, and to contain the
most valuable medicinal properties. 1t is sold
by druggists, who purchase direct from Mr..
Speer's Vineyards IN New Jersey.-Erening
Post.
The above wine has become IN great demand
i'm New York and Brooklyn tor communion
and hospital use.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Alice
and Davis, and for sale by II. f. Slaynaker,
Lancaster, Pa. ji2wd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03

tAasDow stoe1s and . Rtid10 80
tAey aEzeead tesir laa = - ma 60. !.
ing gths stsps of Hi rssidence and took ~,
also 10 police headquarters. The lJ@srSe
anthosittes wsre advised ofths espeuse At
these men and they sent word baek
that extradition papers would be forv.ri !.
Cd at onos. Charles Becker is welEknovn
to the police Is the man Who psrpe-
trate1 the ~, 900 forgery on the Union
trust company in 1873. He was asresteil
and . plate Of . forged check was fuund at
his house. He was prisoner in the Tombs
and Ludlow street jail for long tins. bat
escaped punishment. Before that he had
been impEisoned in Constantinop)e for
forging Turkish bonds and broke jan with
Sc Charley Draper. He 10 according 10
gained by police. charged with
murder In Europe some years
Ago." >tns
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
HUNTED Down AT LAST.
4 Eand OF FOrgcrs Broken Up by ItAli
and American Detectives.

= iiand of FOrGcrs Broken Up by italian
and American Detectives.
The capture Of Charles Becker and Geo.
Engles, two fOrgers of unusual note now
prisoners at New York police headquarters,
completes the destruction of band of
criminals that has been the terror of two
continents for years. George Wilkes, Shell
Hamilton and Pcte' Barnes" three of
their conlederates, are prisoners in Flor
eucc, Italy, on charge Of fOrgerys
on which their two associates arc now
awaiting the extradition. Wilkes
and Becker were leaders of the band to
which belonged five other members,
two of whom are free while threo. are in
different states prisons for the crime Of
forgery. The names of members already
in prison are "Al" Wilson II the Balti-
more penitentiary, George Bell awaiting
trial there and Henry Chrey in the Al
bany penitentiary. "Bill" Bartlett and
Ed. Barnes are free. Last "Wednesday a
cable dispatch to Police Commissioner
Smith from Consul Crosby at Florence adj
vised him of the capture ofthree American
forgers who were travelling with their
wives under the names Of Geo. Ashton Col
bert, Henry Wills and Jas ]. Julius. Forged
securities, letters 81 credit and drafts on
American banks were found in their pos
session. Telegraphic communie eation with
Consul Crosby developed the fAct that
Colbert was the alias for " Pete Burns or
Barnes, Wills for Wilkes and Julius for
ssShell'' Hamilton, who was out Of prison
hardly nine months. A dispatch was
then received which announced that evi-
derce had been found by The police OF
Florence duplicating Charles Becker and
George Engles in the forgeries and asking
for their arrest. Engles's alias, - dis-
covered by the Italians was Hilgsr. Traps
wereset at once for the two men By tie
police aad Friday night Engels
was Arrested sn mp At the pokes
hcadqu1 eeyere sent 70
Becker's sloysa ifles beck Of
day. They ~ thpash
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
"A Big Problem.

How many apples did Adam and Eve cats
some SLY Eve and Adam 2; total
of 10 only. Others figure the thing out diff
ferentiy. Eve 8 and Adam 8 also total,
Is. But il Eve and Adam 82, certainly
the total will DO co. Scientific men,
however, on the strength of the theory
that the antediluvians were race of giants
reason something like this: Eve 81
and Adam 50 total. 1853. Wrong again
What could be clearer than it Eve 81
and Adam S12, the total was 1913. Then
if Eve S11st and Adam S12d, would not
the total be 1923? Perhaps after all tho
following is the true solution Eve 814
Adam, Adam S124 Eve total, 8,93S. Still
another calculation is possible
II Eve Sl4 Adam. Adam S1242
oblige Eve; total S2,O5G. Even this,
however, may not be sufficient guam ity.
For though VIC admit that Eve 8l4 Adam,
Adam if he S181243 keep Eve company !;
total, s,1sa,056. All wrong. Eve, when
she sisla many, and probably felt sorry f.r
it, and her companion, in order to relieve
her grief, Sl2. Therefore, Adam, if he
81, ,Sl424Ofy Ewes depressed spirits. Hence
both ate 81, s95, 1854 apples.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03

MOtbc:s: MotheTS!! NOthers!:
Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY u sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II SO. 30 at once AMI geta bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poOr little sufferer Observation-Disclosures upon
It; there is no mistake about it. There ia not q
mother on Garth whO has ever used 1t, who will
not tell you ut once thst 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like magic.
1t is perfectly safe to Use I'm all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste, and is the prescription of one
of the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United Sta6cs. Sold everywhere
q cents bottle fil7-lvd&wM.W&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
NaN NoHk Marker. .

NEw YOKx. Jan. 3.-FlOur-tate. - 25@j 60 :
extra, do q 25@l Go; choice, 40 y U3A s. !:
fancy do - 0006 80; round hoop OHIO "a 3S0
5OO choice do at Is 1896 10; superfine western
s3 25d3 81; common to good extra do ~ 2S0
47j; choice do - S006 as; cllOicc whit.
wheat do s. O076 OO; Southern quiet and
steady common to fair extra ~ 7J03 . good
tO lchOtce alO - SO9S6 50. t-~ .s,.g
Wheat without import mt change, moder-
.tciy active; = No. ! white n, IN; 70; EeS;
Red, Jan. 81 IS'S@i ID: Feb. u al44t sla4:
Mar. 81 2gs.
Corn scarcely so firm; Mixed western spot.
at 53a57l<c: do future at 5S@5sNc. n.
Oats firm; No. Jan. A; Feb. 4lN@E:
State 4bQ 4sc: Western 437i7c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
the OOUMrx IIU11FUfloMs.

The Oresnlxat1on q TIE RFbsoo oD0 H00
| Hoaso D0sFdA
This morning the eboard Of poor Director
met at the almsh0use. Christian Henhey
Of Columbia, and Henry Fl. Rolrer, o
| Paradise, whose terms have expired. 70
tired from the board and Henry xusser, ol
Strasburg, and Jacob Keller, Of Penn, tn
newly elected directors, took their places
George NJ. Shultz was elected president
| George Spurrier, treasurer; and B. F. Cox
(ex-ofiiciO) secretary.
The president appointed the following
committees:
Farm-John W. Shultz, john Evans
and Jacob Keller.
House-D. B. Landis, Henry Musser and
Joseph ObsrhOltzer.
The following officers of the institutions
were elected:
Superintendent F. Cox.
Steward-John Brock.
Solicitor-Owen P. Br;cker, esq.
Farmer-Isaac Zimmerman.
Ensineer-Taylor L. 6chuler.
Baker-Lewis Kohlhaas.
Physiciaus-Drs. r. N. BOlenils, G.. H.
Brown and Oliver Roland, of this city,
and John ii. Shirk, Of Oregan.
At tho Prison.
The old board of prison inspectors met
this morning and transacted a lot of old
business, such as approving bills, etc., and
receiving the report of their solicitor,
which the latter had prepared. They
then adjourned. and after dinner the new
board met. The new members of the
beard arc Albert Hagen, of Martic, and
Calvin Carter, of Salisbury. They take
the places of John w. Overholtzer and
Jacob Mayer. -s.
The board organized as follows Presi-
dent, J. l.. Hoffmeier; Secretary, Amos
Rutter Treasurer, John II. Miller solici-
tor, ". F. Boyer, esq.
Moral Instructor.
The board then adjourned and went to
tine poor house for the purpose of electing
moral instructor with the poor directors.
John Swank and J. F. Weishampel were
the candidates, and Swank was elected.
The Second Meeting.
This afternoon the prison inspectors
again held meeting and the president
announced the following committees:
Flour-Carter and Miller.
Beef-Wolf and Hagen.
TObacco-Wolf and Rutter.
= Lcather-Miller and Wolf.
Carpet chain-Rutter and Carter.
President Hoffmeir is chairman ex x-officio
OF each Of these committees.
The officers were elected as follows:
First Underkecper-J. X. Mentzer.
Second Underkeeper-Albert N. MUIR
(rc.elected.)
Clerk-Jere Cooper (re-elected.)
For physician there were the following
candidates: Drs. Bolenius, Compton,
George A. King and A. ]. Herr.
There were nine ballots. Compton and
Bolenius each had three votes until the
last ballot, when Compton was slec!ed by
a vote of toe.
The other Offices were filled as follows
Filst Watchman-Henry Powder.
Second Francis Thompson.
Shoemaker-Jacob Flick.
Baker and CoOk-George Ehman.
Messenger-Harry Cooper.
Drugs for the Years. B. McCleery, H.
Is. Cochran, II. b. Parry and J. H. Kauff-
man.
The salaries Of all the officers are to re-
main the same rs last year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
Tho New District Attorney.

The term of Thomas J. Davis, esq, the
new district attorney, began to-day. lie
was sworn in On December IA, but entered
upon his duties to-day. The big tin sign
which formerly adorned the door Of B. +.
Eshleman's law Office is now to be seen ON
the door of Mr.. Davis's Office. The o,th
was administered to Mr.. Davis by the Pre-.
thODotary,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
TIRE 1UARRYVILLE RAILROAD.
Annual Meeting OF the Directors, New Pre-
dent Elected,

Annual Meeting OF the Directors, New Presi
dent Elected.
This morning the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Querryville railroad
was held in VIM. Lcaman, esq.'s Law
Office. The following directors were
elected Of the ensuing year: A. II. Pea
cock. Jno. D. Skilcs, W. l.. PEPPER. Amos
Nolltngcr, Daniel Herr, Geo. w. Hensel,
{. VI. Hess, Henry Carpenter, C. Geiger,
i. f. Eausman, W. LcamaD, Daniel d.
Hess.
A. IL. Peacock was chosen president and
VIM. LeamaD, secretary and treasurer Of
tie board. The Office of president had
been vacant since the death Of Maj. r. W.
Shenk, 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03
Hands and Face Frozen.

Yesterday, Stephen Peoples, clerk at the
Stevens house, went sleighing in the
neighborhood Of New Holland. His horse
ran off throwing him out. He had his
face and hands badly frozen. The horse,
belonged to Frederick Brimmer and it had
not been found at last accounts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-03

How many children and women &tc slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive dOctoring, or the daily use OF sone
drug or drunken stun called medicihe, that no
ono knows what IL h made Of. who cdn easily
be culed and saved by Hop Biteers, n1adc OF
Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Danalelt0n &c-,which
Is 50 pure, simple and harmless that TIA most
trail woman. weakest invalid or smallese child
can trust In them. VIII you be saved by them:
See other column jl-swd&w
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Sale of Real Estaot.

jeremiah Roluer purchased from Or.
7. w. Hiestand, at private sale, the Mish-
Ter property in Centre square, now occu-
pied by Hilairc Zaepfel as hotel. The
price paid was 81, 500. Mr.. Rohrcr intends
having a wholesale liquor store in the
building.
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a Cold Bath,

Yesterday afternoon while engaged in
steering large cake Of ice through the
channel cut in the ice that covers the city
reservoirs, John Hartman ice merchant
slipped and fell into the water, being i'm
mersed almost to the neck. He got out
with some difficulty and walked home in
his vet clothes-very cold, but not much
the Worse for his involuntary bath.
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KNTOLERANCE.

the Crusade Against the Jews In Germany
LONDON, Jan. 3.-A Berlin dispatch
says on New Years day large crowds in
vaded two cafes and mobbcd all the Jews
they could find. The police appeared to
be powerless and the crusade against the
Jews is gaining force.
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THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Hayes TO Nominate u Head for 10 Next
Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3-In view of the de-
cisiOn which was reached at the last cabi-
net meeting, that Hayes has no authority
under the law to make another assignment
for ten days of member Of the cabinet to
act as secretary of the navy, that depart
ment will remain in statu quo as regards a
head. until Wednesday, when Hayes will
send to tie Senate for confirmation the
name of some gentleman to fill the unex-
pred term till March 4Ih.
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NewYAar Gift.

On Saturday evening Daniel w. Long,
Of Mannheim, cigar manufacturer, was pre-
sented by his employees with very hand
some smoking cap. The presentation was
followed with mutual congratulations
music and fine lunch,