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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-03
Cough, COl4 or So:c rnrOat should nH
stOppcd. Neglect treq quentlX results in an In.

Cough. Col4 or so:c rnroat should n:
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
cur:lble Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Trocirs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infaned parts, allaying
irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers arc subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trociies have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wcll-mcritel rank among the few staple
remedies of III" age. Sold ut p cent, 4 box
everywhere. m8-lvdTTh&S&IyW
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New IoRK. October 3-f1Our-S;a.e an.
Western i shade stronger, with moderate
active export and home trade demand .
supcrfne State at 8 1895 30; extra do al
&c GO1G 80; choice do sc 700G u: fancy dc
81 s0GS 20; round hoop Ohio sG 1877 OO:
Sc 3OdG 50: common to good extra dc
Sc tO9G 75; choice do s6 9O0S 20; choice
white wheat do, ut 81 256S5O Southern scarce,
strong; common to fair extra $G G5a7 80 gooc
to choice do 81 GOl8 Is.
Wheat 1L@219c higher and strong active
speculative trading No: Red, spot. 81 a54
@l 591z; do Dec, 81 cO1S9l 021x
Corn opened L@Ac higher afterwards the
advance was partly lost: mixed western spot,
G7@76c; DO future, 7Gl82Lc.
Oats H@Ac higher; State 4jG Q13Lc; West,
ern, 4@533c.
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BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
Hearing Testimony on Whici, to Intill

liuiteau.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Thc grand jury
met to-day ut 1916 with full attendance
and proceeded to the consideration OF
Guiteau's case. The only witnesses heard
were Surgeon General Barnes, who
testified as to the wound, and officer
Adams, who was on duty at the depot at
the time Of the fatal shot was fired. DR..
Lamb, who conducted the autopsy, was
also given 4 hearing, but before his testi-
mOny was concluded the grand jury adj
journee until tomorrow.
District Attorney Corkhill is drawn g
up the Indictment, but has not yet com
pIetcd it, and it is doubtful, whether the
grand jury can complete their work in
time to present the Indictment against
Guiteau tomorrow. %t. -
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating rain OF cutting teeth
If sS, go at once and get q bottle of MRS.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immeGiately-de-
pend upon it: there Is no mistake about il.
There Is not a mother on earth who has ever
used 1t, VINO Will not tell yOu at once that 1t
will regulate the bowels, and give resi-. to the
mother. and relief and health to the child.
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use III nl cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
is tho prescription OF one OF the Oldest ant!
best Ie,nal" physician and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere; % cents a
OttIc 'nar1 lv,&wM. W&S
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Died of His Injuries

Peter Rider, an employee of the Henry
Clay furnace between Columbia and Ma
rietta, was injured by the cars on Tues.
day. He was taken to Columbia, but on
Saturday he became worse and was
brought to tho hospita! in this city. lie
died last evening, having been unconscious
from the time he WAS brought to the hos
pital. This morning coroner's jury was
sworn and they viewed the boCy, after
which they adjourned until some witnesses
at the furnace can be brought here. The
man was injured internally, as only a
slight bruisc on the arm could be seen. A
post mortem was made this forenoon by
Drs. Roland and Doe lius.
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Death From Lock Jaw.

Milton Rowe, an excellent young man,
recently married, and residing in Paradise
township, died of lockjaw ard was buried
to-day. 1t appears that about three weeks
ago, while Oh visit to his parents he was
playing with his little sister, and reaching
quickly forward to catch her. ran splin-
ter into the palm of his hand. The splinter
was removed. the wound healed and
nothing more was thought of the matter
until last Wednesday when symptoms of
lcckjaw were manifested, and after suffer-
ing in terrible agony, the young man died
as above stated. He leaves young wife and
many true friends to mourn his unexpect-
cd DEATH
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Noting the Effects,

X. Gibbs, of Buffalo. N. u. writes: " Hear
i:g your BurdOck Blood Filters favOrably
spoken of. was induced to watch their effects,
and find that in chronic diseases OF the blood.
liver and kidneys, your bitters have been sig
nally marked with success. l have usc, them
myself with best results. tor tOrpdity of the
liver and in case of Il friend of mine sntfer-
ing from drOpsy, the. effect was marvellous
Price 81. For sale at II. Il. COchran's drug
store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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burning of a German ship ut Sea.

PANAMA, Sept. 24.-The German ship
Hugo was destroyed by fire in the South
Pacific, latitude 4a S., longitude 81 w., on
August Q. Inc long boat with Captain
Carpenter and seven men arrived at
Chilac, Chile, having made 800 miles in
nine days. They suffered great distress
from want of food and water. Two boats
with the rest of the crew have not been
heard from.
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(,OlOress Picnic.

. The picnic of the colored workingmen's 5
| have been nice high-toncd affair. The
me,: and women fought, and some of the
former came to town with very little cloth
! ing on. There was "some'' beer drank,
| and that probably caused the music.
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Wonderful Powers.

When L medicine performs such cures as
kidney Wort Is constantly doing, 1t may truly
lie said to have wonderful power. A carpcn.
ter In Montgomery, VT, had suffered for eight
years from the worst OF kidney diseases. and
had been wholly incapacia:cd for work. He
says, "One box made Il new man of me, and
sincerely believe it will restore to health all
that arc similarly afflicted" 1t is now sold IN
both liquid and dry iorm.-Dasb"ry News.
Ol.lXl&W
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In Town. .

Capt. VIM. S. McCaskey, anativc of this
city, who served in the volunteer force
during the last war, was promoted to a
position in the regular army, served for
eleven years Oh the plains and for two years
past or the Texas frontier, arrived in Ian
easter yesterday morning and went to New
York last evening to report for duty at
David's Island. Long Island Sound. Capt.
McCaskey's wife and children who have
been with him in the far West aud South
west accompany him to his more pleasant
uua,terS
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Runaway Accident.

This forenoon while Charles E. Downey
was driving Philip Lebzelter's horse ON
North Queen street the animal took fright
and ran Oft. In crossing the Pennsylvania
railroad the horse fell, and striking its
mouth against the steel rail, knocked its
teeth out. The shafts of the wagon were
broken and the harness torn, but Mr..
Downcy escaped injury
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DUBLlC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER

Il q, 1881, i'll pursuance OF an order of the
Orphans Court of Lancaster county. Pa, the
undersigned Administrators OF the estate OF
Stephen Gertheisen. deceased. will sell at pub
street, the following described Real Estate,
viz:
A Lot OF Ground, situated on the west side of
Shippen street, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets, fronting s3 feet inches, more or less,
on Slippcn street, and extending in depth lis
feet. more or less, to u 10 foot wide common
alley adjoining property Oh the north OF A.
Myers, and bounded on the south ny Fulton
street, whereCn is erected II double one story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, and other nee
essary out. buildings, together with the right
to use the well and alley on the adjoining
property on the north.
The above property will be sold together or
separately, as may best suit purchasers
Sale to commence at O'Clock p m. when at
tCndcncc will be Siven and terms made known
by MARY GERTIlEISEN,
Administrators.
II. SHC BERT, Auct Octl l.S,l5&2ld
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Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. October 3.--lattlc market
active: sales. 1000: prime, a. -GGLc: good
5A4gGc; mcdium, i'.05'sc; COMMON, 3@
Ic
Sheep market fairly active; sales. I1,On ::
prime. 5as5l4 good, iia0Is medium, iiIn. !;
common, $685..
Hogs in active demand sales, 1000 head
good to extra, 81 1IGIlOi4 common, $751;.
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John McGinness says: DIR. Benson, will
pray for you rs long rs l live, because you
took pity on me when l was sick and in the
hospital, and sent me two boxes OF your Celery
and ChamOmlle Pills, and they cured me of
Sciatica Neuralgia and Nervous weakness.
'.Scllers' Liver Pills. have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria. liver complaint. Co.'S
ivenesS, ETC.. for fifty years. Ol-lmdXW
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The Wrong Namc,

A slipof the types caused the announce
mcnt to be made in an advertisement in
Saturday evenings paper that the store of
Julius Levy would be closed to-day on
account of holiday. This was mistake
1t is Julius LOeb's store that is closed.
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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and women arc slowly
and surely dying, or rather being killed, by
excessive doctoring, Or the daily use OF some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine, that no
one knows what it IS made OF, who can easily be
cured AMI saved by Hop Bitters, made OF Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, DantleliOn NC, which is so
pure, simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. VIII you be saved by them
See other column. O1-2wd&W
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Sale of Real Estate,

Henry Shubcrt, auctioncer and real cs-
tate agent, sold ut public sale OH last Sat
urday evening, at the Leopard hotel, one
story frame dwelling house belonging to
the estate of Catharine Powell, deceased,
situated No. 149 Middle street, to Henry
4. Powell, for 1881.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-03

LONDON, Ont, Oct. 3.-The jury of in-
quest on the five persons killed by the col
day last, has returned verdict of man
slaug ghter against John Maxwell, conductor
and Richard Walmsley, engineer of the
excursion train, they having disobeyed the
orders of the company. Maxwell has fled
the country and Wa:ms!ey was among the
killed
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~ hereby given that every tenant and sin
gle man over q years of age, in the city OF Ian
caster. is assessed with tax of seventy cents
and upwards, and all who have not yet paid
the same are hereby notified to coll on the col
lcctors of their respective wards and make
such payment.
The collectors are rs follows;
First and Sixth Warls-Albert Il. Warfel
Second wardl-GeOrge Cramer.
Third ward-John f. Deichler
Fourth ward-JOhn McDevitt.
Fifth Ward-JacOb r. Killinger.
Seventh warl-B. Frank Lcamam.
Eighth warl-JOhn larman.
Ninth ward-.DOhn Rose.
BY order of Finance Committee.
Octl .4.7.S j. X. BARR, Clerk.
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"A Card.

The time for the public sale of my property
being; next Tuesday evening at O'Clock,
October 4. at the cooper house. l would take
the opportunity to correct Il misapprehensiOn
regarding the character Of the improvements
theGetO. IL has been unwittingly given out
thai these can be available only for school pur-
poses. \ little reflection. however. should
soon convince that the additional building of
two-s stories and attic, adorned by verandahs of
picturesque design and durable finish, COW
cred with slate roof, relieved with handsome
dormers. will now reasonably servo the use of
the private family. Inclusive of attic cham
bcrs the 40 extended (whOle) mansion, contains
hut II ordinary-sized rooms. The only large
apartment lSN2j feet (and communicating
with, but arranged to be separated from,
another 1lxl7 feet) that had been used as q
study room can be turned into a parlor with
10 greater expense than would attend the
spread of wall paper or cost OF .paint Incl
dental to the usual house cleaning in the spring
or fall season. The extension (having tho
floors OF the first story on the same level, with
those of the original building) used q few years
for my select family school, was planned by
Architect Durang, to suit with the original
building the ordinary wants OF a private fam
lily. These statements can easily be verified,
and other points of improvement readily ap-
proved, as necessary. by persons who may
call for the inspection of the premises invited
as all are, to do so.
j. II, B. WAGNER.
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lOlIC0 Court.

Three DRINKS paid the mayor their costs
this morning and one got ) days. John
Rice, an intelligent looking colorcd boy,
who gave his birthplace as Nashville,
Tennessee, was lodecr. He came east
some months ago with car load Of jockey
horses from Appelgate's stable in Ken
lucky. lie had been to Saratoga and other
places, and was on his way home. On
Saturday the train Oh which he was ridinG 6
stopped ut the depot here, and while he
was getting something to eat he was left
behind. lie told a very straight story and
was able to talk s. horse very we'll. The
mayor had been to Saratoga when the
horses which he attended were there and
he knew tho story to be true. The boy
was discharged and he started west.
On Saturday night 4 man named Thos.
Midway, 4 temporary resident ut st.
JOseph's hospital, went OIL a jamborec and
was picked up in 4 very drunken c0ndi-
tiOn by Officer Gill, who took him to the
station house and locked him up for the
night. Yesterday morning he complained
OF being very sick and urged Officer Titas,
who was in charge of the station house, to
remove him from the cell and permit him
to sit in the large room up stairs. The
officer granted his request. Soon after
wards the officer was called down stairs to
wait upon another prisoner. Midway
pledged himself to sit still during the Off
GERS absence, but no sooner was his back
turned, than he slipped from the Office
and escaped. In few minutes the officer
WAS after him, but did not overtake him
until he reached the neighbo*lool Of
Orange street and Marietta avenue, where
ke found him in IN ice cream saloon. lie
was taken back to the station house and
again locked up. This morning he was
discharged on payment of the usual fine
and costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-03
Musical Entertainment.

On Saturday evening the two daughters
of Rev. W. G. Coulter. deceased, gave an
excellent musical entertainment at the
residence of Peter Huber, on Water street,
to their friends who greatly enjoyed it.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
N ALBERT !. kUTZ, now at II Henrietta
Street. CavcnliSh SD uarc, London, England,
regrets to inform his friends and patients that
he shall not be able to return to Lancaster to
resume his practice for some time to come.
Since he is Unable to return he is dcsirOus of
having his patients In care OF the most cOmpc-
tent operator, and therefore would advise all
his patients who require the services OF 4
dentist during his absence to call on DIR. NJ.
II. WEBB.
LONDON, Sept. l6, 1881. Ol;t,l
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Go to II. B. COcnrans Drug store, 1877 North
Queen street, for Mrs. FSeexadns NeV Ma
tiOnal Dyes. For brightness and durability OF
color, ARE uned ualed. Color from to 5pOunds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Il
cents.
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The following arc additional subscrip-
tions: W. G. Mendenhall, IS; G. w. NJ,
So s. Clay Miller, s.; John Lyle, S.
The whole amount collected here is $S76 so.
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Death Of Miss Siaymaxer.

Miss Kate Slaymaker, daughter of ex-
Prothonotary VIM. NJ. Slaymaker, died at
the residence of her father on East King
street this morning after an illness of some
length. She was very estimable young
lady and had many friends in this city to
monrn her death,
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT 3, 1881.
WEATHER lNDICATIONs

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 3.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and rain, westerly winds, nearly
stationary temperature, stationary and
lower barometer.
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SrOok Marxor.

New York, Philadelphia and local stocks
also United states Enn,iS reported h,tiiy by
JACOB =. LONu. N. +. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK SrOcKs
Stocks weak,
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Suicide and Dyspepsia.

most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
Wells Health Renewcr." The greatest tonic,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. 81.
Druggists. Depot
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A WORD IN SEASON.
All intending putting in Il Furnace this
Jason will do well to call and see the
"NOVElTY,"

one of the most durable, economical and fCI
quality the cheapest in the market: also other
makes as we'll as a large variety OF PARLOK
which IA the Celebrated RADIANT HOME"
ParlOr Heater.
To customers ana others, would say now Is
the time to have your Stoves and Furnaces ex-
amincd and put in order before the cold
weather sets in.
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TumOrs. erysipclas, mercurial diseases.
scrOfula and general debility, cured by - DR..
Lfndsey's Blood Searcher." ol-lmlSw
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MAKRIaGES.

PICKEL-BRowN--On the Goth OF Sc IT., 1881. ut
the residence of MI. John Brown. the brides
brother, No. lG East Lemon street, by the Rev.
W. L. Gerhard, Mr.. Jonas S. Pickel. of Landis
vile. to Miss Flora NJ. Brown, of Mount Joy.
lt0x
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Man and Wife Drowned.

Providence, r. l., Oct. "a private
dispatch received this morning says, Caleb
Fiske Harris and his wife, Of this city,
were drowned last night in Moosehead
Lake.
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DEATHS.

SLAYMAKER-OctOber ). 1881, in this city,
Kate A., daughter of william NJ. Slaymaker.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence of her father, No. :i2 East King
street. on Thursday morning next, at 10
O'Clock. Intermcnt at the Old ieacOck burial
ground. St.,
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A BAD CASE.
An lStill he Lives.

For nearly ttl years suffered the mos,
excruciating p,ree rom rheumatism, and have
not been able ,in fserform any labor for two
years. After -tryrrg everything prescribed
for my case with no avail, was persuade;
by one OF DR.. Brubaker's patients to try the
electric treatment, which l did, and in a few
weeks was entirely cured. }. GOODMAN. 344
West King street. Lancaster. Doctors office,
247 West King street, Lancaster, Pa. ltd
MI. j. +. Zimmerman, manager OF tho. Chest
nut street opera house, Phila., and also man.
agcr of the kiralfy's great spectacular play of
"Mlchael StrogoH," arrived in this city this
afternoon. MI. Z. has begun to advertise
"Michael Strogoh," which will be presented
ut Fulton opera house on next Friday even
ing, OctNber7. "Michael Strogof" is now be-
ing played at the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music to crowded houses. The sale OF seats
begins tomorrow morning. ltd
Finally adapted to the feeble or robust, male
AG,rA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Finally adapted to the feeble or robust NAL
or female. are Malt Bitters.
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SwiSchback Excursion.


On Wednesday, October 5. Round trip tickets
good for Thursday only, 1926 from Lancaster
and Columbia. Mannheim, Ephrata and Lititz
only s.. Train leaves Lancaster and Columbia
at a. M; Mannheim, 6:s5; Lititz, Gas: Ephrata,
7:Gl. sept2l % ,e5&octl,3
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Shaving Is 4 rascally business, shaving with
Cuticura Shaving Soap alone excepted.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Florence are
playing 1.-THE Mighty Dollar" at the
Globe Theater, Boston, this week.
The reigning attraction at the Park
Theater, Boston, is Raymond, in
Fresh, The American"
Frank W. Sanger, a dozen years ago
a deputy in the United States
marshals Office here, and one Of the
actors in the Kurdish Fifth Avenue
Company in its palmy days, is now one
Of the p%rOprietors Of the Willie
Edouin Sparks Troupe.
The Zone Hundred Wives" combi-
nation performed at Poughkeepsie.
N. Y. last Monday night. The Bart.
ley Campbell drama Of my Geral.
dine" was presented at williamsburg,
N. Y, the same night, with new seen
cry. Both are to be here during the
season.
The Vokes family close at Cincin-
natl tonight, and will play at Louis
vile next week. They are TO be NC.
eeeded at the Grand 0perahouse,
Cincinnati, by Thomas w. Keene.
The Vokes are to be here in Febru.
airy, and they are among the finest at
fractions on our list.
The Hanlon-Lees troupe, which we
will not see here this season, per-
formed lie Voyage en- Suisse at the
Park Theater, New York, last Mon
day, and are pronounced a great sue
cess. The Hearts of Oak" which
will visit US, was presented in a
picturesque manner by James A.
Herne's company tie same evening at
the Park Theater, Brooklyn.
Mr.. Harry Butler, the we'll known
scenic artist Of this city, has painted
two full sets Of scenery valued at
$1,000 for the Stevens "Uncle Toms
Cabin" combination. One set is for
large theaters, the other for small, and
the latter is an exact counterpart Of
the other. 1t is said to be very fine
work. The company exhibited at
Rochester, New York, last month.
The Comley- Barton Opera Com
pany opened their season at the Fifth
Avenue Theater, Monday last, with
MADAME Fayart." The managers
have expended over $4,000 in cos.
tunes alone. The cast includes John
Howson, Fred Leslie, late Of the
Alhambra, London; James Barton, j.
G. Armand, Catherine Lewis, Marie
Jansen, and a chorus Of one hundred
and ten people.
The Gus Williams party did a poor
business recently at Chicago, says the
Courier journal correspondent, "To
DO almost shelved thus early in the
season must prove something akin to
catastrophe to this clever, genial gem
tlemen, Of whom the public have evil
IDENTIFY tired as a specially star. No
conditions could have been moro IA
vorable to a successful send off than
have been given Mr.. Williams.