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81 all, Southwark. connects at Charlottesville,
with Ohss. G. Ohio K L., East and West. At
Lynct5urg. connects With Norfolk & West
orr z. H., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas--snd st Danville with Richmond s.
D.nvil!e Z. r.. 20 South end Southwest.
ExpTse Southwark connects at Ganville for
ell poiaLs South. Hast and South
EiEED TRAINS FOR Main Line leave e..
excndria daily. except Sunday, 8 Al q. No. and
II IS t.. H., end returning arrive ct Alexandria
Z 90 p. II,
G41 a. CO. and Alozsndris .. ~, daily
o,cspt Sunday, STRIVE at Strssbargatl2 05 pm.
West. Leave Strssbu-g 50 p. H., arriving at
&lex andris z: 6 IS p. 70.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
tSICS laares AloxsEdria daily, except Sun.
day. st 9 G5 a. H., striving q. Strseburg at 6 Us
y. NJ, AND returning leaves S!rsshu7s .! 5 10
q. H., srriving in Alexandria at CO F.. m.
Eo- aitidlebuEg, daily connection 1t Plains
sLsiica.
For Upre.rilie, regular connection st Della.
plane.
For WaERENTCN, leave Washington L.
8 4G and Ii 70 a. n. dsily.
AL tra!nG Mske good connections ut Wash.
ing:on, 10 and from North and West
rs A.tsnts eleeper leaves Washington at
d .. m. running through without change,
PuiiDisa Sleeping Cars between Washington
aud Augusta, Ca, without change on 10 10
,. =. train.
Eask'L al Unstable Chair Cars ore run on Night
Tlain be:weea Washington aud Danville.
E'hso@G2 .,ckets very low to the south and
Southwest.
SERCEE UAETER G. IA.
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ERGaE. AssTsGE@.
Co1.u.issioncr's Gics, RIO. 5 II. Fsirra

Commissioners Glice, RIO. Il. Fsirra1 81.
o Aio:saGsis, W., Dec S.a, 1851.
fsNO CisAELES =. TA LOB. sr. John 81.
a c. Rrookss, sem nistrsior, &C, J, Harris
Foraee .;id Fanny il his vile, y. "A. Z. Fowls
jr, j. I. EechEam s2d Cnr.iG. his wife, VIZ,
g BrooGes, j. 1t !; n-Cnh@s. SEQ j BrooErs
Charles Lsdd ard Susan l. his vita ,Joha Is
Dhinke:he!G cfc nab:Cca H.. his vile, Anna Il.
Eo@!s' :! z1Ezh L.o ~ Ellen iis viz, !. &.
rowe, SEQ il, HoW!o. l'hiip =. rowle, Franz
T. FRESHMAN, u. >. Taylcr, jr, Julian t.
Burke III Esther 2, his iif5, Geo =. Eowe
Eilen Ho%!a, j.. @nr6u:y. gasrG.e1 6 l;er,
Barbara FcWie. hiZs0eliA =. UGi;msn, Va. J e.
bowers AID Lucy j ais viz H., us ISraaasn
a a. My Ma Vie John ", Donnia George
Dehrls. James " DsuLis, EeurJ L DsanIs,
Francs ii Dennis, s Z. nenHis Edward e
Dennis henry Psge aid Virginia H.. his wife.
coward T. tiits. Gee. F!.S. no:,un t;.,s j: me3
fi''s Spencer Pits hrd Haris PITT: sod tho
cEsG!to7a OF William +. Dennis, deceased.
You nse hereby notified that ! s.e liked con
TUESDAY tie 2.!h day OF H'ccn Der lei,
81 III o ciocs q IA III IDy said cttce, 80 .he t,ulc
end place Wnea ard ~Ggre shall proceed 10
execute &c cccree :eodcten by the G!r,uss Court
OF the city OF Ele3"adIia, on tae z9.h day c!
SettaIn Der, 1881 III the cha cetS Ell IT CkarleG
lay 81, cn"li.iLaut, against j. So. 9.
Brookes, sda,'r. s..d ais GetenGaIts, whereby
l AN required To ascertain and report
~ Ihe c. aims aga:nst mo estate Of tbo late
WIiia!n + DeEIls. Gee L.. ;nor aEctu..1 sLG
pIiorIt!es, if any.
81 4 seltleIs ert OF the ccccun: OF the sdr5in-
istfs!or OF sald cecedtn: itCin the ls.t sccoupL
returned By hin.
81 che scal estate in Virginia OF which lhe
naid N +. Den;is, died Sc I'D
The creditors Of faid d-ceGrn. arc Teurirei 10
sttend on that day snd prove their claims.
GIVEN u2der my BIS, d, as Coz missioner in
Chancery o. Aaid y. urt. The day ond yser fiEs
aforesaid. u&CE;ii. ~ MUSh1NCH,
oeco-law1v Co,nnl'r. i, Ch.rcsly
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4 oHIo RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EeSiuAlHS CCtOO2r 10, lSSl.
The MALL TRAIN will leave WASHINGTON
a. 20 .. m. and Ale1sndria at 926 .. m.
dslly, e1cep: Sunday; pass Leesbrrg, going
westward, al Ii 50 a. N and arrive St Round
Eli! ai II Is Q N. Leave Round Hill at IL 80
D. H.; pass Lees burg, gong eastward, At l 10
Pa "a, sl1 arrive st Alexandria q. 8 Is p. Dc.
sIH ct Ua2hinRtoa Ct 3 90 p. rl.
Eha 4 CONSOLATION TRAIN will lesye
Washington st ~ .. IN. and Alexandria q.
u p H., dsi!y, except Sunday, and arrive q.
LeesGuFG 8. = Al p m. Leave Leesburg at 6 10
m ard atrlTs al Alexandria at 8 Is q. NJ,
sad Washington st 8 80 g q.
JET Eassengscs from Washington will tske
iae Washington and Ohic cars at tae Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 20 q. m. and 4. 20
p'5i., and go through without change Of cars.
TSe o.25 Z. NJ. trl.a from alexandra and Il. 30
?. a. :rain from Bound Hill connect Q, Round
hill with OShERT'S Daily Line OF
Coachea tor 6nickessviile, 8erryville and Win.
Chester; also Redm.ns Line of Coaches, which
!oa's Acecours daily for Aldie and Middle.
burg.
both frain6, westward, make close connections
6 slenn., with Sissons Line OF Stages for Fairs
thx Court House.
Communications tickets, 81 CTS per 1aira
aanaai sicE1ets. s9e.
K Fl. HAVENER,
oci4-.f General Ticket Agent
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Alexau1rla On;z:eettle
YRIDEY ETENINt.. DEC. 8.

An OUTLAW SWEETHEART. II Ae rob2cTs
used +: gleo!'y to sh;o: q: !ars.;s il c0mpary
with their saoeihesrs. in :he shooting !hc airs
nskiUg Hetim j almost sS s1td eccrc a.
the nep, anl the ya;l, lbas wlG!d rcad % air
IS GOES t.vo!ita ls8y W9uI! split the bale; On
the Lsf dollar as i! III! tywar;; The grams
would have d,D. luji!o5 20 E3r!er sc n.
nor W:ro the Ycusg ic,';ea b3h5G them iG
tG1ssiIsaisGl. &.!ss IsyEr, iI rar;icuia1. o!.up
hoa7'iog that ST. could 81 p ;iia Gic:|o zs e!cn
10 the r2:c IS snT 6; III boy |: nay b.
proper he:c &c txpl:n sh3 rn0cul opcrsndi Ct
'nickis saaa." L Tickle or other sm Ill Gin Is
placed II tie l9iss Of : 'Tee sb:u. tie dls.soc"
from !ha ground thai A aisn's sLau der ECud
b. wbe ca hcis haes, Each Marty has zoe
sbo. st j: "a n. tiea ~ ca biz hciae 81 iu;i
speed. Tie isd,s take taaic regular tu7rs.
and Ei:5 Eyaa iGa 5:cu kccw2n &c dep DO
pickle ihtcu i:Gae9 CIT vi GTc rae 8 BDd rh.f
Sis If ,cdeed ct ACEia u no saddle 20 deinot-
sri.td by the fact ;ist Thcu Ei:h;l; e from
h,r !sVol:o horse, 6 p11aTtJl r!sok ouaFscr,
she s!lopiy ra!se5 10 the saddle snd i"sns to The
arounG, TG'ta Ter hGt q walks 60 the pceyest
GEcnln2- ?c=i "a ar7ai' 'le f.G'r, Hacu she 10
ready t. isi4:uuH: der ~: iIesE: scr.r CONES CT
her csii, Cud :EEing the >sdi ~ the ucum. |
she bcu2cs i2tc IL scG is oil st 1881 es!or NC
only cal: she ever rid s-.St Louis Chronicle
When SToNEwALL JACKSON wfs FRIGHT
EHED.-I recollsct asking stone val" who was
ny c2u:in, il &c hsd ever been frightened il
wss ko said Jea oac ha lad been ccnside.s-
Dig un+cc sense OF fear !. w.s in inc City of
Mexico. Z cEcs: containing 6, ia7ga sum Of
money Eei bse4 pc: il Lieut., j.cheor'a charge
and 10 % perfectly secure a. ii he ordered il
carried to :is h"aGq Isrtsra. IL su Old ab;ey or
convent, and iiIa cown there aC8s il! : -nom
With Il 80 steee, sai;iDe .yai&;uS .5c corridor
tu!5Gs. hs hsG hear ;ag!4 in tei only II iaw
Eii2u;ea and We Y@i.!:i, Crcvay, when BE dis
t,acsIg t+aTt something HG!-r is bed, "hich
lifted tn 81 i 2 msa vas sr2:aied theias JACK
son $40 he lt%ycG: cut o: oed and draw his
SWORD AID a1s;'.ined !bh bCa asd The scom il
vain. JachsOl then supposed 1a and been pot
slo!y drearlii g sad gasu,iet 1!a b !. .!as: ga
be YVES thinking Il Ust al II ra:aI..ke hs .e3
!:ited ega!n, r!ainiT s:I win scme fGrca. Ua
started forth second iicas, Tori il Eaui ard
behold sothiaS W-s thare. '"!nis iiman ssid
he; Il VISA scs:e cd iHCa' d! III! my st;aniioa YES
calico TO 3 aatuAns OUTSIDE in l.a s..eei, and
then fund Inst it was ali earthquakes Dsssius
under lice C.ty OF Mexico that hud !ifis; m7 baG
10 And Qivsn ma sunh experimenting - liu An
cn1otc 6y Cor. JachSon Of Vest Ii-Ginia
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Steamers af tEis :..1s vi: run b: follows.
EFSsG EgEsEisi.A,
Connecting With &arohsz.s' and liners Lias
ioT Gostcp, sseaG2sr
G4sD.7 GF G.e LAKE
EVERY MCNDAE, WEDNESDAY, and
FAlDAf, nj % O'Clock r.Ir.; rsLuTning, loayc
Norfolk or alternate Ga7s At 400 3. n.
Thl3 stsGncn iron sles2er has iGat bean paint.
ed throughout, ssa.srooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, end is the haEGsoGeat SO well xs The
safest boat on tho c0tCD:Ac river end Ghasauae;.a
bsY, and IS tns oRiE a.osGler ing cos0 con-
nect;o1 with the Ne1 IofS Ind Eos!ar G.sslc-
era; Glso connects :::sA &iG1.:o7i siasraa:s AID
railroad lines cath. S.cps at HlHEH SOIHI'
2cd pong" LOCKOUT rclnS anG returning.
For the fall ara Winter, cH,a neGriCg Oct. Ii;
rs.>s o. fare vii % =: iu;i;as:
Fire. class fare IL Fortress Is 0n7oe sn! EGT-
iok j.: %; ecc31! G=ss :: 60; ass g! sss f.rs 10
Pine Foe. a15 ECil. l.oC&Ci; 81 co; sccyad
Class :5.e
z'ssss AMGV Vsss:Gga.
az, *.. Of z 3 e. e. si=s s: '
6is3CGSssF
EVERY NSiGA&, ii i2ul. sna retu.air :.
.saTe AaE IcrG. ito29 c;oe Il. Gssl riycr. .Vs
l!S-E SH..'u Is: :. Z. :: . 0 2ioa.s :, r.
The a5oaEle:h q Kris company make connsa-
lions 81 or!"!k iQf f'pG:r- s:.1 a.! points Kas
at Row ECrG with 81 ,lt.:.ii;s g est and Ta7.A,
sost, and l., A,tIa4c:fo silh Virginia Midland
Raiiroii az; q Wellington and tshia Eeilrosti.
through ca:ea S;7s1 2G1 i-aEghs hsnil.t ca e.
fully saG p.0-sgsg. SoE in.ager iu:ornlasic
sppt7 to Ia =. SEND, f..=oA..
3anr9y's gh-rf.
WE. GEJAi Ez'&&3:', Ncesi3ast
A-L@ Z s<-aI.,
sep Iii Hs'a@sh:na::oa, r! g.
-. ,ss:gs CL.ILfS'6 ='T'Ec: - ..,rB .yshs
::ss.asass1.s::r ~ =?
Philadelphia. &hi.:, - Z i. =, ;;';&rI'T-
DENGA AN oG.GUN.
6sesrhars ia..ye AloxsL:::yi. EVEjsy TLEc.
~ Sad ;e.Te aIlaG5j p-iz EE Ell SET.
URDAY.
This liao c1a1ects 81 Alazsadsis with .he Q.
q. q h. md " II G. Z. Hs.. arg 6: Philsdo!-
phis with C!yGe's reguis2 3.assaships for Psil
River, ffov!dcucs anG 6osica
freiEht forwarded viii prog: asle5s .nd cars
fres ot co:rnlisaic1s.
No charge toy Transfer n PhiiaaelpSis. sad
to wharfage II Eo5tcn. Quick tisrc. Era1uer.
6epa;turea Through ta.gs r1d inrouaa 5il!a
OF lsdiag g'7e2. Insurance Gi "a !op sst rats1
Agents
e. &. REED, Alex 81 ?is
VII CLYDE s. CO., PHILADELPHIA
JOHEboE Il CO. Wsoh, s. Geo.s.'n
ian s-St
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RgGEessE SAE.ES.
PU .BLIC s ALHss
OF The
" ASHENGT0N EOHIOR. 2.
3lst day Of January, 1882,

st iho railroad depot OF the Washington sad
Ooic Faii:o.d Company, III tho city o: Alcxan-
dtis, Va, offer at public suction Ere
G&IihE Il Is Of TUS WESitHGTGJ &
OHIO r. .IRNhiI
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4sEHCA.asES. si.


/ = BONES ninV!ILi TOsACUU in
\ - store snd Tor sa.. hy
- Il Y. .VEaY, 226 Kirgss
sHRE REST &SSOhTAEsT or CHEAP
and fancy Toilet St sps in tho city
(. ", AVERY &c NiAg street.
~ IL ALL 81 Ahc;. SHOULDERS srd E-esk.
- fast Bacon received BY
Il. " AvBET, 22s King St
7 Nn CASES 2SnG3' GEMS TOMA.
Z ~ TOAS Just received
oc,N K, ". AWARY, 226 Ring ct.
I = BBL.S. PURE OLD APPLE VINE
Z - GAE which zee guarantee 70 keep Pickles
SOLD ~ Il. " AVERY,
22s King street
NJ W YORK FRESH GEDUED BUCK.
~ WHEAT FLOUR received to day; first
GA tho nsc2u. oJ Z. ". AVERY,
226 King street
p2IME FEW YORK STATE CBEE3S
K received b. 4. ". AVERY,
2.5 King street.
EbLS. CuCU M3ER PICA L&5 very
- choice received by L, W. AVERY.
22i King street.
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sELAGD & SgABQA2u UOasTlNG co
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TIE STEAMER
EXCELSIOR,
(Lerrpinc the u ! a1siN

[IertylGs The y, :. .ieID
WI leave her wharf, foot C Primes street, en-
IUESDAiS, THU HHDAl> sud oArUk-
DAYS. :. go O'clock p, ~, stopping at
Pine7 Point sud Point Lca.ou: gcinS aud re-.
turning. Returning leA.es Norfolk on WE'D.
q hSDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS q. 4
O'clock r. III.
beginning with MAIL 1851. Excursion tickets
Hllt be Issued. aooi fO7 tour c,ys, Ne follow:
FIRST e,tss !sre 10 FoIreea Sion:os and Mr..
folk, s. O.; Fist c'ass :cund Trip S. GO; Second
e!sts, each ~sy, 81 50; t;-st elisa iars TO siney
Point ard Point Lookout 81 SO; Filst.c:rGs
round t:p, 81: Second ctnsa, each w.g, IS Cts.
Sts!efOoLts ST. sies;s Is cts.
GEORGE alATEIN4LY, Srps.
P. 3. A0GE, Agent. mh2G
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: S39,A .n,,n 1891

:, 60 4 GREAT L COl
iEHNsyLYANIA ROUTE
20 TIE NoRTE, VAST $ SOUTHWEST
scSsL FAILS. gSLENDIn sCENEs
MAGNIFICENT sQUIP&EEI.
November % 1851.
TN; o:sE Il POTOMAC EAILRoAD, cor
nus 81 Sixth snd Z ST. ,ets, as follows:
Fox philHdelyhis, New York and the East. 8 and
10 80 a.E:. dsiy, e1csp! Sunday. snd 2.0p, loco
and &c Is p. N .ililg, witA Palace Oars. Linn
lied EXpress OF Pullman Parlor Cars $780,
Ga. daily, ercsps Sunday. For Philsdelph
nnd 10 30 .. II. daily, except Sunday, and
200. III, lG and 10 Is y. N. daily.
Chicago Limited Espreas SEQ q. M. daily; for
fi.tsbarg and West III 80 a m, daily; $50 ..
IL. r3g, ssh i'siace Oar to PittsSurg.
Fcl Cansndsgus and tke North, 8 w o. N.
except Sunday end $50 ?. II. daily, except
:. Saturday, with Palace Ca. tn Canandaigua.
s9t W&:aias, 1C.3N o. NJ daily except Sun.
GSY.
For baltimore, g a., s.0A $40 and 1890 =. m;
2E: y, $50, $40, ESQ, 10 O0 kld lois p. N.
On SandsT $50 and 1913 a.m.; Zoo. "a $50.
10 % arc l0.l6 e. &c.
Fct pops's Creek Line. 6 a. =. m. and 4 40 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
@cr Annspois, 4U =. N. aud 80 p. IN. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL THAlNS.
o 90 ~ ~. ana ii ~ a.
NJ, and : ~ o, = ~. G 20 and II 80 p. m. Sun
day +! = 81. ID, ard II 80 4. N. and 20 p. IN.
Ecslns loav. AieSaadria for Washington, G.Un
5'oo. m II g. e., sad 10, 8, s, 7, 9t5
p. n. sid y light.
Jn SUNDAY :: 3.G5, and 10 .. m. and 7 CO and
9 80 q. n.
rAROGGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, via
SuSatico and Richmond, will leave Ale1ar.
orls 81 = Oh anc II Il s. m. dsil7 and 20 p.
r. IN: ts'iH, except Sunday.
Feat mail, leaving al II II O. NJ. makes but two
stopa, VIZ: st Qusntico and Fredericksburg,
between Alezsndria and Richmond.
Gickets and information can be procured At
principal railroad stations and ticket of3cts
Southeast. j. Il. WOOD,
,,, Ganl Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON
General hansger now
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GEWI&G MACgIEgS-Jua. received Al
~ other supply Of the celebrated DOMESTIC
SEWING MACHINES. bill persons VINO ex,
pect TO purchase will DC veii to csii and zee tbs
special advantages OF Sac ''DCh HSIiC' before
purchasing.
oct5 E. s. JE6DHEATER &BEO
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Steamers of tEis :::as vi: Pun bs follows.
ESsG EgEEii.A,
Connecting With &arohs1ts' and liners Lias
ihr t?nstcn Efsn1-sr
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FTHR AUTOMATIC EIsHEE-sometbipy
a new eveTy man sid boy sn exoer, in tbe
pisca!oEal sr,; eaa be attached 10 sHy f.hjDe
llnei price 80; for sslo cy
AcLkAN s. UHLER.
dsc2 IL King strea.
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re T1.a.zC KsE.sis LANDINGS,

TGKs5 AcEEOE IND The SOUTH,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-21
LANCASTER DAILY lNTELLIGENCER MONDAY, MARCH

senator is reported to have said: When
he wanted to run for governor of Iowa or
the Senate of the United States he always
wore an old country suit of clothes and
spit tobacco juice on his vest. But the
moment his name began to be smentioned
for the cabinet he came right out with q
full suit of black, with his boots blacked,
his chin shaved, and was full transfor-
nation of the old fellow. He was just
cunning enough to see that the tactics
that got him the farmers notice would
lose him cabinet place."
Mr.. BERCHER's revival came to an end
on Friday evening. It has been without
marked results and is looked upon as a
failure. There was no widespread inter-
est awakened and Mr.. Beecher himself was
several times unable to conceal disappoint-
ment. He said few weeks ago that there
had not been single note of joy through
the service. At the close of Friday even
ing's meeting, when an opportunity was
offered to those who had been influenced
by the meeting to present themselves to
the examining committee with view OF
becoming members of the church, one
young woman presented herself to bc ques.
toned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-21

Mr.. RANDALL had reason to be pleas
ed with the flattering reception given to
him in the city Of his home upon his leav-
ing the executive. position in which. he
has done himself SO much honor. Moth
ing Is more agreeable to apublic servant
on surrcndering his place than to have
the assurance that he is held by his fcl-
low citizens to have discharged well its
duties and this reception has been the
occasion of communication to Mr.. Ran
dali the assurance that the public verdict
in his case is one of "Wcll done, good and
faithful servant In the new House, in
which the Democracy are Il powerful
minority, Mr.. Randall's eXcellencies will
have even more abundant occasion for
display than they had in the Office of
speaker: as the leader of Il minority he
is particularly strong and the duties of
the position will be far more agreeable
to discharge, unembarrassed as they arc
of the jcalOusies and disappointments
inscparable from the administration OF
places of power.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-21
Hal Hal
rniLADEL?EiA Critics TAUGHT \
Lesson.

The Country scncolot Theatrical Criticism
Philadelphia sunday Mirror.
Two OF the Lancaster papers. the Er,
dmtAer and INTELLIGESCEE. OF Tuesday,
have long and powerful criticisms on the
ROsalind of Mrs. Scott-Siddons, on Mon.
day evening, in that city. The New Era
mans article was doubtless crowded out
by the valuable dissertation on the habits
and peculiarities of the ''Cow Pea" This
is unfortunate. for We should be glad to
have his opinion. The Examiner critic
writes with exceeding understanding of
his theme, with the single exception
that he has, somehow, become i'm
bued with the idea that the lady is only
now, for the first time, experimenting as
an actress. Her audience, he tells
us, went away disappointed, and regret
ting g that she should ever have venturcd
on the stage rs an actress lie states the
undaniablc truth that the comedy of
AS You Like 1t is one Of the best ever
written by the immortal Bard of Avon"
Had he but added the plot, he would have
impressed this truth more strongly upon
his readers. lie finds that Mrs. Siddons
Overacted.' " burlesIucd.' played like
an amateur, and quite properly says that
when Orlando. in the woods, confessed his
love for Rosalind, and she - treated her
audience to IN abbreviated jig Mrs. Sid
dOns' conduct was . in extremely bad
TASTE
The INrELIIGENCEE is not quite SO sc
we're. because of Il wish to deal fairly with
the lady, ''atter the pillows OF adversely
which have rolled over head from the rude
ocean of Philadelphia criticism 1t records,
however, that the audience "settled itself
back suspiciously. and cautiously awaited
1t censures her for the
'.hurried delivery Of her lines" but de-
ctles that this was "a palpablc case of
stage fright" And no wonder, with a !
Lancaster audience ''suspiciously settled |
pack, cautiously awaiting developments"
But she gained confidence, and after
while the people actually understood
What she was saying. 1t sums up in this
way: "All in all, Mrs. Scott-Siddons, while
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Killing "a Nan In lf.Dofense.

\ fatal shooting affair occurred in Daw.
son, Fayette county, about half-past Il
o'clock. Saturday night, in which David
Mathers, 4 citizen Of tho town, shot and
killed Samuel Morrow, a resident of Jim
town. All is excitement aud but few
particulars can be learned, but it appears
that Morrow had threatened Mathers's life
and shot ut him twice, when Mathers drew
a revolver and shot Morrow through the
heart, killing him almost instantly. Math-
crs Immediately gave himself up and is
claiming self-defense. No post mortem has
vet been held. Morrow is the man who
some years ago shot and killed Thomas
Dobson at Scottdale. for which he was
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NElsiHIsORHOOD NEWS.


| Near and Across the County Lanes.
There arc sixty people whose home is il
either Chester or Delaware counties VIII.
hold appointments under Uncle sam
There arc aJ least ten i'll the treasury, fou
in the pOstoflice, four in the navy, three i,
the war, three in tho interior departments
| at Washington, all on good salaries, an,
about fifteen in the Philadelphia custom
house. five in the mint and two in tn,
postOflice, besides an unknown number a
League Island.
Tho Intcrlockins Switch and SigimLcom
pany, of Harrisburg. has been bought b,
Pittsburgh capitalists, who will remove
the works to that place.
MI. James NJ. Shaetler, the wcll-know,
bill poster and stage manager at tho
Academy Of Music, in Reading, had hi.
pocket picked of y valuable watcl, and
chain. When the robbery was effected
Shaefler is unable to say, but he is will.
ing to admit that it was neat job as ht
was in blissfGl ignorance that he and his
ticker had parted company.
For some months there has been talk OF
new steel works to be located at Harris
burg. The company has already been or
ganized with $l,OOo,00O capital Jay
| GOuld's name and the names of other capi.
! talistS are mentioned in connection witt,
the scheme. 1t has not yet been definitely
decided where the company's establish
ment shall be located Harrisburg and
Pine Grove are mentioned as suitable
places.
S. Baxter Black, Of West Calm. Chester
county, has sold to 4 gentleman in Queen
Anne county, Nd, mare and two year
ling tillies sired by Blacks IIambcto,an.
lilo delivered the stock ut Elkton on
Monday.
On an island in the Susqucl,anna. near
Shure's Landing, Hartford county, Nd.
March II, 1881, was found the body of :,
man in Il nude condition, aged about 30.
height about feet 10 inches, weight about
TAO pounds, smooth face, round head,
brown hair fragments of white shirt and
drawers, boots recently half soled, blue
tops ccmcnted patch on outside of left
boot. and fullts of teeth. Inquest held
and buried same day.
On Friday evening large bank of earth
ana rocks gave way in 4 cut at the sum-
NIT, on the Waynesburg railroad, between
HoneybroOk and Holland, and fell around
and ON the track. The result OF which
was that the whole track, ties. etc. were
thrown some distance out Of line 1t de-
tanned the east bound train in the morn
ing about two hours before the obstruction
could be removed and the track again pu:
in order.
U. Cassel 4 Sons tannery in Humm s "a
town was totally burned out last week.
Loss. $4,000 or $4,000; light insur-
ance.
Thomas McGraw, aged Is, living in
Hopewell borough, Chester county, while
out playing along the banks of stream
with another boy, became enragcd be-
cause his companion threw water on him.
drew pistol from his pocket. pointed the
weapon ut the lad and fired, the contents
of the pistol entering the boys body