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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
sank Directors Elected.

The stockholders of the Farmers Ma
tional bank to-day elected the following
named directors to serve for the ensuing
year Jacob Bausmau, NJ. n. Brubaker.
VIM. d. Sprecher, Alex. Schultz. c. r.
Baer, J. P. Wickersham, David B. Lam
dis, Philip Bausman. Daniel Heitshu, Levi
r. Rhoads, ]. w. B. Bausrlan, Andrew
Brubaker, S. NJ SeldomriGge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
MAHRIATEA.

RooNEY-CoNsTEIN.-On the 9th OF Decem.
ber lsSO by the Rev. W. T. Gel hard. at his res
A. Rooney to Miss Tillie +. Coastein, both OF
Lancaster city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JAN. "a, 1881,
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGT0S. Jan. 12.-For the Middle
states. winds shifting to west and south,
with rising temperature, clear or fair
weather and stationary or slowly falling
barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
Sale Of Horses.

Samuel Hess and Son, auctioneers, sod
at public sale, Oh Monday, the 10 inst, at
the Mcrrimac house. Lancaster city, Pa,
for George Grossnan, twenty-four head:Of
Canada horses. at All average of S158 per
head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
SPECIAL !fOTICES.
The EOuni EnlnOseSi.

Cha-. Thompson. Franklin street, Buffalo,
says l have suffered tor long time with Con.
situation. and tries! almost every purgativc
advertised. but only resulting in temporary
relief, and after i" constipation still more aS-
gravatcd." was told about your Spring Bios
and although some months have elapsed still
remain so. shall, however, always Keep some
on hand in case OF the old complaint return.
ing. Price. 80 cents trial bottles. 10 cents.
For sale by II. H Cochran. druggist, l37 and
l39 North Olcen street, Lancaster. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
Strasburg Rank Directors.

The following have been elected direct
ors of the First National bank of Stras-
burg: Jos. Mcclure. VIM. Spencer, Geo. W.
Hensel, George Z. Reed, John Bachman,
A, r. Black and Oh. Rohrer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
Assessor Appointed.

The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Cyrus r. Buckwalter, Of East
Lampetcr township, to serve as assessor Of
said township for the unexpired term or
E. J. Bucwaltcr deceased. The new as
SCISSOR was sworn into Office to day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

Jacob Grcenawalt buys tobacco for Mer-
field & Kemper, not Merfeid s. Bachman as
published yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
Cpsct-NObOSly Hurt

Haushton's railroad sleigh, we'll laden
with ladies and children, upset in turn
ing from Duke into East Chestnut street
yesterday and spilled them all. Nobody
hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

EXECUT TORs ADJOURNED PUBLIC
II Safe of Valuable City Property, on WE'D
NESDAY. JANUARY IL, 1881. at tl,e Franklin
estate beloging to the estate OF the lato Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel McC0rt, to wit:
Nos. and 2. 9two-story brick houses with
Orange street each = feet, with gas, water and
other Improvements, Nos Az and 449.
No. J. 4 two story brick house with two
story back building, fronting about Is fcet on
East King street. and extending in depth 2a5
feet, being property No. 5U4.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock p. M, of said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known by REV. A. r. KAUL,
jana9td Executor OF said Estate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

Safe islown open and Robbed.
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan. IA despatch
from Liberty says that the safe of J. ID.
Kinner & Brother was blown open last
night and robbed of about 81 200.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

ot the teeth with gritty preparations. The
teeth are too valuable tobe trifed with. When
gone. you must have false ones or gum''
yourself through, life. Use SOZODONT, which
contains no grit. Ii cie;inses the mouth and
VitalZcS the s"crGtiOGs.
janI0-lwtleo.i&w
Matt Eittc:s regulate, purify, strengthen
AMI nouris!, the maternal functions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

About 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon
VIM. 4cLaughliu, p!asterer, residing at
So Middle street, while at work Oh a
scaffold at the new school building, cor
ner of Lime aud Lemon streets, was pre-
cipitated to the floor by the breaking Of
one of tho boards Of tho scatfo!d, and fall
ing upon his head and shoulders, was rem.
dered unconscious for some hours. He
was taken to his home and DIR. NJ. L. Herr
summoned to attend him. 1t was found
that none Of his bones were broken, but
that his neck and shoulders are so badly
sprained that hc will be kept from work
for some tin e.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
NEW .4DHERrLsEMENES.

UIANfED-A WOMAN To COOK AND
w do general housework. Apply at this
office f0nl9,Stl&
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12
Don't Kub or tho Enamel

Mothers, us delightful! sanitary measure
always order the Cuticura Medicinal Soap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-12

Class 15-Pge0ns.
Carriers-B -Black-John NJ. Hagans,
Strasburg, one pair Ferd. Shaeffer, Ian
caster, one pair. English-J. Wilson Car
roll, Lambertville, n. j., one pair.
Blue-John NJ. Hagans, Strasburg, one
pair !; Charles Lipp0ld, Lancaster, one
pair John E. Schaunl, Lancaster, one
pair. Duu-John E. Schaum, Lancaster,
one pair.
Pouters- Charles Lippold, Ian
caster. one pair.
Blue Pied-Charles Lippold, Lancaster,
one pair.
bs-Black-John NJ. Hagan, Stras-
burg, one pair Charles Lippold, Lancas
ter, one pair John E. Schaum, Lancaster
one pair ;. J. Satterwaithe. Jenkintown
one pair Henry Neater, York, ono pair.
Red-John NJ. Hagan, Strasburg, one
pair Charles Lippold, Lancaster, one
pair John E. Schaum, Lancaster, one
pair.
Fan Charles Lippold, Ian
caster, one pair.
nlue-John NJ. Hagan, strasburg, one
Yellow-John NJ. Hagan, strasburg, one
pair.
White-Heury Wolf, Lancaster. two
pair {; Charles Lippold, two pairs Johl
Il. Schaum, l pair.
Jacobins - Black-John n. Hagans
Strasburg, two pairs ]. Wilson Carroll
Lambertville, N. j., one pair.
Red-JOhn NJ. Hagans. Strasburg, ono
pair !; Charles Lippold, Lancaster, ont
pair.
Yellow-John NJ. Hagans. Strasburg
two pairs; J. Wilson Carroll, Lambert
vile, n. j., one pair.
White-Charles Lippold, Lancaster, ON,
pair; John E. Schaum, Lancaster, on,
pair; David Beitle. Lancaster, one pair
J. Wilson Carroll, Lambertville, n. j., ON
pair ; Henry Neater, York, one pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
GENERAL GEAAI OPENS Il FdIE.

SCENES ~ THE FoURT1 ENTu ErG'M%NI'S AENOEl
IN BROOKLYN-DINNER OF TIL KINGS COUNTY
CLUB.
General Grant visited Brooklyn last evening to
open the fair of the 1iih Regiment aud to due
with the Kings County Republican Club. John T.
Henry and Coionri Fowler cnnduce Ell General Grant
TO the armory a North POrtland-ave. and Albany
place. The fair will last Icr ten days. and it 10 de-
signed to increase the regiments fund
There was n large number of persons III
attendance at the ar,rory. Al Sociock Grnerai
Grant was taken M IN the east gallery IN company
with United SAFES Dlstrict-AttOTuPY Penney. Of
lowed by thr veterans of the regiment dressed III
their war uniform Of rod trousers ana short jacket
Mr. TcnLev maze tho opening address, rr1errlnG 10
the war career of re 18th Regiment, which pdriltl
mated III nearly all the 'atte7 of tine Amy OF the
Potion c. AM was the first to receive General Hrah'
wIen he assumed command III the list. tie tme1
introduced General Grant. whose appearance cai,e9
forth loud and hearty applause. W hen IL SUD lueu
General Grant spoke ~ io'l"wa:
LADIts AND GENTLEMEN ASD VETERANS OF THE lirr
kEGIMLNI: was awrr uul rItcr TAME u t"t
hunUIg nat ~ eAwcruO u uc !" optn th'E 'hiI, n
It Isa vtfv g~ea pressure Ia take par WIN
giant Fl lhting regiment like tho Ian. l,pl us' ]
H,v ug Deru almost entire stranG To 81" Army I"
not rem" Lcr events tmi occurred about I
NY arrival dstncily as saUuld rave done. an was
regimen Tat AZ ca pepI"f CUtt lcuS' turned "ht 10
receive me- am J;"d to gree. tn" HGinon -,
the time I profound D'ace an prosperity Whc rs
done 80 much to secure. Ladies anu gentlemen, l low
urcidre thS Ia open.
Daore leaving the binding General Grant was
conducted through the b Ot's Upln the Il or of the
arm0ry lie thrn went 90 the klnrs County CluO-
moisc III pWtrcro it.>t where dinner Tor seventy
five persons WIS prepared. Among thoSr present
were sta q Senator Schroeder. 'ummisslOht
French *. AUdll ! zimmerman. Pu,tmas I McLcCr,
X. -. B-uedic'. Gen raj /. Il. Gales XJndge rrHs-
I Cooke ard B. +. Bar. lue presiding 'llcoI
Vas ". H. NarUg, at wnuse IiGht sat the gdeSt OF
the evening. hc attcI-dIuner speeches were ell
LIrcly informal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
The POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

MANY CHANGES UNDrR THE NEW ADM NlsTRArION
NOT l. nKED 70 a TALK Wit A. D. H'ZtN
The Tnrd Assistant Postmaster General, A.
D. l"z II. Ia conversation win or TmE 1RIB-
uNE. at thc GiIse, House. serday. said d" do no.
think that there will be any radical changes mnde In The
Pos Office Drpartm, Mt ny the incoming Administrator.
But OF &C irse cannot tel whnt Ideas the u. W
PO-tmBstci-G neral Will have The public
IL not demanding just at present any gre & Improve
mrni5 the fast mails have gwen good deal OF salts
faction. They wi: DO Increased n the Appropriate =
are 'de for thar purpose sat it Is nos very liz "
thu, III n"y will be- prOyid,t the amount We asked
for has been cut down"
" IHs the appropriation been cur down that the
DciArtmeut VIII be unable eerye the public eatI.iac-
tori "a"
"Oh 10 not think shall be embarrassed NJ all
Tor money or the Dill has not passed IA yet
Du do not think tbtro any cbabily that it WI lie
lrIt "yIr TT wen ,dyHuc ed."
" DO Won mink no extra Sr4.iOn IA prDbHblr1"
d" ic Washington yesterday. ana ~ ar ma nndcr'
stand maj rrs. the rrug among both majors aud Con-
Gressrnrn ~ much against m xtrHs s'iOn'
" Lave yOn heard anything abOt fnnd Tor the
widow OF Gu killed while IN the dsChar-o of their
'rh. feeling on that autject 1 think r. decidedly
agh 1T the Government pr'Vid!ng fun to huT snrh
iuruu5c. II - much Haze pr slnnH, 10 when bOlh
,arhs 10 To- decidedly adv rSc. The r-iahl :
mem ~ some Kind OF Insurance aa On - ken 81" but
IL not tank t"cfc l. any ChaucrO on" brn" ttScd"
WHAT do rOu think Of the Id6AOi having q v'innent
lcrgGaphsf
TINT j. sum ct that do not feel HE giving an
,,uuIou uuOu. srraus" I have not luuk:i INFO nor
!luG.cG tur dtHiH sutiIcny. Their Is uU que, In TN
that The Government telrgr 'ph system - j. gland
works wei. auG II Pool thing tor the puplr. We
The tw" Cunr'rc~. J.. can-c the proMc customs Hn'i
ta.tr~ diff rcnt Our country Ia gr,ai ~ eN
tint While Elgmnd ~ tIuail -tl a, lar ~ KNOW hEd
from reports thai have bren ~ ode icICtoIOIe on tLr
su.irCt, hrhryc II would bC u good tLthS."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
DESIGNS FOR CHRISTIANS CARDS.

RESULTS OF THR oYFEu oP PRIZES ny L. PRANu 4
Co-PRivATE v'tw LAST evening.
Despite the iaiu. there was large attendance last
evening at the private view OF designs Submit led Tor
the Christ nas card competition OF 1881. III Moore'E
Art Rooms. at Broadway and fwepty-thrd-st. THIS
coupe tion was instituted year ago by M'ssrS. L.
pran, e. Co. and the first priz,. Was awarded to Miss
Rosina Emu It and the second tn Alexander Sander
Last wear there were about 900 contestants. Wills
this ye.r over a Thousand persons from dlfeicut
paris Of Tue country, aud even from EUROPE. nav"
contested for the Tour prz = OF SiUUo %OVU, @ooU
from IN. number 500 were selected Tor exhibition.
Tue pr.zos will he awarded, WrdnesdaY nrHt, ny |"
solnnnltce consisting OF John La fsfSe' Louis T.
Tiffany and samuel CoulaD. ,
Ia The 500 designs tnat decorated the walls OF
Moorca Ar Gallery last evening all the conventional
illustrations OF toe CHRISTMAS rpirt' oS ao"y aLn
mIstletOe .bOughs chlldrrn caroliluR, santa CianS
aud the stockings, the Christ Chld IN the mailRcr
angels anil chsi1its Oi every degree OF sy,nmr'rV'
dower pieces aud autumn leaves are amply repre-,
yened. Tue cards are anOnyn"us. beng deslgn"ou
by devices or mUttOes, but u was Transparent ST.
erct hat among the exhibitors were T.. G.. Colnan,
=. a. bridgman, Elihu Vedder, Miss kUsiua EWinet.
hs@ilson Gibson and Alexander sander.
There Was crowd coffee, ID in corDCr nearly
eii TIE evening Where hung designs supposed 10 e
b. CO'llan, Saad or aud Mis-, Emmel. Nos. go, 81
ana G2, which were on dark back
ground with bright Renaissance border, were ell
at,d CHRISTMAS Eve Christmas Morn aud
"Christmss Nisni." showing respectively a Christ
mus tree, lure cherub+ floating trlugn the ar an
group oil merry children discovering their g,tts. No.
g. which has an odd MOSAIC border loUk, M Ike
Stamped ,eaiher cnnssts OF an angel rendering
Thanksgiving. That Inmedia ely under IL is some-
what recalling ~ character WORK seen IN
illuminated msSsals. Among tie deslprs noiHea bic
tor oddity aud qua,ntness Is one of children
gathered about n huge plum pudding tre
steam IRON which gathers overhead into
tbr features Of Santa Claus wnlle another
tevesls OF little tobin-ledbrc sta sitting siv-
triDg upon leaf ~ bough in q snowstorrn each
: BphUldiug tiny umbrella. On other cards huge
se owls aud frogs pay All inlpor ant parC ThrIe
Arc several winter landscapes, disclosing stretches
81 snowy fields dotied With barren trees The lionel
ness Of which rs relieved by nuuso here and there
trom hch the lIguts shine brightly out Several
q the Cards are COMPOSITIONS with three or fonr
lih.renf designs, one showing the Vision OF tie
Shepherds, tue VISIT OF the Magi. and angels giving
thanks. here are several Madoanas, aud few
tafds the motive for which Is taKrn fr0m the
flces. 49, r. $50
Messrs, Moore and l. Prane, who issued the nvi-
aI'ons % szst evenings view expressed 10, ms Ives
Rtii satk1cd With the result OF the offers, which
s 'aa SURPASSED their expectations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
MRS. EUGEAD hELLY'S g1AI.

One # the most brilliant house balls Of the winter
occurred last night at the house If Mis-. Eugene
Kelly, No. 80 West FIity-lirst.sl. The bah was
gwen to introduce Miss >arta M.lmO, of Monterey.
Mexico, daughter Of Patuclp Milmo. aud grand
daughter of ueueral Vdurn. he music was FUR
hsned by LarGrr. Ab"Lt 100 pt.sOnsw trc present
lnr floral decorations wee extensive. -he broad
stairway va, lIncd ia PLANTS and flowers. all
4; Iachrd 70 the iIuSiia BY means OF ,cmpo'ary
iron pr,,I,s ~ such way To leave the st.iiS en-
;r,J clear. In the ttt"-d-;c!c rGpU Oh the second
nnrr WIZ IA large dial shp which WAS
much admired. Ferns, plartr ard h"uunrtS
of lIhtIuus dtsiguS auOrucd the pur,"rN
and Railways Mrs. H. lly woe "a dies. vt mauvc
silk tie iron. Ot ,hiCI rldbrt y e. bTold' TEL
w,in SILVER tntcaI lh, basQur ~Hs oil the slime
: iiur q. SIX. Ihc urtk VA. 80, square, and was
ttInr-,i Wiln nor Lac MIS- Mtl.no wore a'dr,S,
If w!.Itc s.tIu aud Huca,cd SILK. TRIMMED WIN
pIInt la"r. She wore a n,cnidCr ~ idi-c s"LitaLc
lCi. l.. an l.'t.,., H. II flIt IL dliN.
/ II, ir dance 81 the evening wn@ = lam crH. ia"
iiI~t sri al winch CJuIp"-ct ut tuC Mss. hrls
Mis, Ali.uu. MISS Duuuu"r. 1Hl srTttd, HruOtfr ~
Mr.. Krl,y'- tadnilt Amut2 80" ~ "t were ~ .iui
Lr.., tnr VI ,,ro B.f " Miss D"uon' ., "i >In Fran
ct,.o MI-. Iid Ms, Vac ,rdt H." Misses ~r..,h~.
Mis- tiaIlriS''y thc ", ,ai>. l. IA rrri, /. M't-
tInu, tIr N.>.f.. lncD al. Ma, t'i''r. Ni>t Amy.
SAT. aI.u MGr. b,i Nb".o Mr.. seton. th0 M,s-r'. 60
N,vHrn, II. Misses Va. san. voolu. H." .il~ar,
S,nIrii ill., N.s. and ire Ali,"r. tu son, III" ii -
F.tr, vi. E.tn. Mr.. and sn~. -. " Alclfii. !ii.,
M.',ncIl. MIS- Lawrence, Mss Van fOClh's, Ms.
ana Mir~ Barn. NJ Bnfil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
SNOVS TOXIN ~ THE VEST.

CuIctGO, Feb. 10 The snOwstorm which
n..iu mere last ryruIug rOntnucd "a. nsHt. tho f'
being from eight inches foot ia depth The storm
extended throughout Northern LIMOS. Iowa aud Was
n.ln It's now drifting badly and The prospect Is that
thr b.ock le on the railway Lines, whcI hs Jdsi been
trokem will be cst.jished again FIR n"r rban ever.
A Jsaatcn morn 81. Paul says two sSenger tr lbs
witch left Sioux " on F@nrUGry and arrived there
Yesterday with tor through passengers. having been
snow bound at NJ unlln and Hero" Lakes ever Since
Ia present storm. coming +" hchly on inc h'eis OF
H. ii ida tn railroad lines running tnOi IN
long trunghs on lie siuPs Of winch Sh"" Is bIru 4
II. ,uu,ciorr , toOAn that "A bockadr no" W"uu pr
,nuc longer NM irHrr severe tnan the last one.
Svnal Sery cc r ports snow hal ihn H"fhl confinement
IN tc nnrtb part Of Texas, where thtig Was
i',.s|v rain and trtye lei nOIthwart rupidy. A
mi arnDnls the rainfall amounted l. $500 Ol ah lhtn
iu,. =, Uw in limo a. far west as Mrh'Ota W., rom
~ ,,,";,rs L.ru Westward there y 10 Mis>i
s,pi II luuun " Increased {" 10 inches ln Iowa the
III A.Aa 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19

The first 20 Ia reunion # the N'T.lnk AlrmnI
az he Rensselaer, Polytechnic las uut' OF II" look
mace last rVcn;ng a, 9 h0H>c 81 C2rKSon y. Pot
fer n, lG GIamrrcY IaIh a leclI1g has existed
for sore time among those lrafua'cs Of the lnsiI
tnte nos living this c:tr that trr.c ought 10 20
,lumni mcr ing~ held yearly, az l. the custom With
gralu ties OF other c5egcs. Tic resi! oi TINS WAS
;lc meeting last nigh rut OF wHich, IT Is h"pch
will grow a series of regular ahnia' reunions.
large number Of graduae' o. nhlri.
Among them WEE & org l. Rob'rS. trc,.d' II
of the Pcnnsyy ma Railroad. 5rr and kno"'E.
of tie same road, Joseph ". W:l,1p. engineer of
hrTcps OF n, PcnnsviV Ana Railroid, WV W"lk"r,
clIef-rngnecr Of the : L"nis. bll ard
Keokuk Ran road. Q. G.. u rt nnd Franri, C'lii e
wool. David Greene. DIR ;t"r OF ihc lnstiittc.
A u. Boil r, che .-ri,urcer OF the West side pni
Yoik"rs Railroad, j. Fo'mon W kins'n. W. Ilnz"i
Wilson, James T. WIlacc, Jams For'yli r'sd lent
of thc foard Of Trustees ni the inh III G. nnh
Charles Macdonald. The carly part 81 fhe g ing
was passed IN conversation and IN eating super
provided by Mr.. PoIt"r. nfter thc suDpcr Sr. Pot
Ter called upon Professor & crne who -ai1:
al am sue We are ~ Obliged t" Mr. Potter for
his generous hospitality ths evening ain ~
noDrS this will br he beginning Ot seTlcR OF SUCH
graduates of this Institute. IN lo"klng them over,
am surprised at tue lack Of celebrated naues. Bat
| found men who i'll qnie way. have Unit
themselves world rcpntatOus. he reputation
Of an engineer is not like hat Of politician. H. ~
IN ode DI fragments winch the general puzzle durS
NOT notice | see \ good many Distinguished engI-
nerr, before me to-nignt | do not wish 10 name
trn. tno1ght knew something about the grad
yates Of tho Inet ute But aln SURPRISED; cannot
LAME the achiev 'Iucu Is of these men. Cur Institute
has ut Out TOO graduates. Ab0ut "lG of them
can TIC c.iled dIs inguIsned lind presidents ana
assistant presidents 0f RAILWAYS Is chel nSIurors
IA profe>sors State geOlOQst". 81 eugaeen on the
Unrd States river improvements aud c0as: sur
veys civil euglDo":s IN United States navy SdId :
i engineers aud officers IN the Navy, aud Oicers
IN the Army"
Addresses were also a'e by Jane FORSYTH,
Francis COllngwOod Pr, :ssOr PlyrpIon an' Will
Iau Hazel Wilson. The meeting lasted unti' lat9
hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
LOTTERY DEALERS AREAIGNED.

Anthony Comstock, agent of the Society for the
snpprrsslop of Wee accompanied by several police
c1icers Of the Tombs Court squad. vlsc' tho loteIy
n,,l,cy shop NJ No 1S4 Mercer-st., Thursday nigh''
and arrested Charles T. L,ndauor. IA the absonce "
,he proprietor for selling tickets OF the Littie
Havana Lottery On November 6. 1879 ana policy
slips on January g. 1881 thu Latter oil nc" being on
cnnplaiut ui God rcy l.. IIeatt. Whon lhe accuseu
", IN was taken before Justice Wande yesterday ~
ine Tornbs. MIR. Comstock slated that nd'ctin"ntS
nad been found 10y the Unllcd stats uTana
.jnry against him for previous on noes &C., oi
Ihe same nature. lie vas required 20 %, I Ind
n'.h bonds on tho two charges Ia 9l.oOO.
George T T. Smith, ono of Mr.. Comstocks d1pHt ie
charged George Diamond. who was ais" afreIte
csday evening with selag policy slips on Janll'
AIRY g. 10 aud H. ut No 50 BecSoTt st.. ~ b S'D' nr.
pe,ted three times before and Justice Wanlroi heid
inn 10 answer Oh these charges III Pl'ooV o" ~"
Georpe Hicks alias George liandeV' also one vi tno
dealer. arrested Thursday evening was chhi Rou ~
Gnlfrey l.. leaAe, OF No. 15l Nag, ui?t, W.. son ~,
mo otory policy slips ut No. i1S bleofNni 81 on
nrc.nb er H. He was committee '0r tr'aI !" U ,
y, Sessions in default OF 1900 ha'l' oy JUSTICE
WautUil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-19
1HE sr!rhA .NLAAD ,HArIrY ElLL.

Tl,t Charity uall Of Staten l.iand ~ {" tax" place
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

IlODEON AONnGh'
PROGRESS OF THE INCORPORATING AGAINST ACCT.
DENTS.
The work of tunnelling under the Hudson
River is going on satisfactorily Tue 200 men EN-
poyed by the company dig he silt and put In the iron
aud brick work that the completed portion OF the tun
mel advances i've feet every day toward the NewYOrs
shore. G. F. Anderson. the endent of the work.
said TO reporter OF THE TRIBUNE yesterday: The
accident OF last fail the BIS thing that could have
nappeue excepting, OF cutrse, the loss Of life. We have
changed our mode OF working considerably. ana do not
much risk as we did before. For instance. the
tunnel is finished along This. II cOurse. makes
what ITO perfectly safe. THUS, in advancing we have
two tunnels instead OF one one beng In d' OF the Other
The smaller about feet In diameter, and leads
the larger, which Is feet In diameter about
twenty feet. In TINS way have warning Of what the
nature OF tho soil IL IA along The whole distance
completed far 300 feet from the shaft. We have
working tue south tunnel, having only cleaned
out the uOrtJ tunnel the accident occurred. In
day shall b. out MS far Is. and
then we shall carry bOLil tunnels alOug toketner.
On the n TX side, the company Is getting ready
10 begln the fOIL Of MCrIOnst. A cal ssOn ~
Tue whUe distance $500 feet IL w. advance ut the
rate Of five lett At eacn euu IN every twrntlour ROur
q VIA take something like eighteen months 10 conpee
work. But OF course cannot count ON any sucn
advancement. ana hel there are a,ci1cnts. But "a
[ nelly cduti aui are making I'M rive
meutS every little while Before the UccIden we u I'll
twrniynup pounds Of compressed air 10 tue -qlaro
inch Now Ony use eisnie II. al hOugI the sllt Is
Oft"r THAN lt and put up iinDcrS SNAPPED IKE
,uci. whc support nc sit unnl get our iron
and brick work place."