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, 1881-04-27
GOSSIP.

Gpfctdt unpdleh TO 1h EhtfdD0 1ftbHne4
srRlK0rtELp, ILL.,. April .o-The friends Of
Rpporuonmrnt at this session nro quietly tnk-
Ing tonight Of chilling up tho Clark resolution
in tho House to-lnorrow, and Of seeing whit
am he tlo,,e under prpss,,ra. It IA tn bo ex.
pectcd, OF course. TINT Tho no-appordon,ncnt
prpplo will obicct, A motion to suspoud tho
rules WI follow: As nearly as i may 10 cotton
TINT tito Democrats will vo,o pretty sols1'y to
that pcrhnns ono,Iuh Ilcpul,iIcnua ,vIit inin
tna,r ~ t,Hko ,,n ,s,tto rrhn ~" ,,'n.' 49,"
.ian viii IL then n' cono @ '' or tho ~. a,optian %Ga
tn,is nro md con- Thn n"moorots vii ,n.ist
that thoy know no Inv on tho subject but tho
present one; TINT what Congress may or may
not do Ia tho saecrost Eacsswork; and that
n,,tr nv1y runprr Arnonrtovvrrr
A., .,,,s,.t,,ro cn ,,nro r. am nv ~. host. ~
ninc,cen ,Istrots ~ thas nmS ,,,ar ,v,;, ",yor
80. .,...s,.".. -, .ss,... a Ivy .',.,,. ~. ~.
M amendment 70 tho res9lnuon a providing tor
basis, Should tnoy mil to carry their
,,oInt thntr ro,icx wrf,c,htsJ,. :. ~
holp to dofoat the resolution and keep up
House M una the senats. wbatovor % Is done, tbs the
ns t.spo,'s.o'1t! aue uo'h8 a. WIZ tes1 uPou tno
," ,'ln u1ots . w1ton a. osac.y wnes
,,rnrtIy hnroI,ulr ,,,,,ttloI a. to tho h..ts ~,
puIoy nopo,oay a'voa ~ ~ .nu oua,s w
,',,, ~ ,,..1ae ~ .n., r.. .,as,a =. 49,"
iuaup ~ "tuce" !. saout1 w .haoo ~ tu4s soss'ou
ut ntE. IT lH bazaru!ng productions to attempt 10
FORECAST the outcome.
TILE FRIENDS or ApiOIrTIoNMENT
nre tiotur,rinob IN +rv n nm. NM the o,no.
ns n"'s s,,nr,,y,,.s, ",u'o ,nap Ipp"'iV radJ. dJ
linn "a tf1n Sfd aruumout. nr"Inst
.ioin9 sayth!ns thi* scH.aa-1aaaly; t6at to
nss wnssyorE NH sh"t Il ,riiJ y" ,,t,i,rit II
mnt i,nmassihin' ~, nnn "a fhn unnrt'npa1;nn
@ S"csnrIIs @ :" sn,i.Pansorv n"o S' r
s,isMfhnV rt, ,snv thnr an,I !, ,"wor on1,. n.y.
1nn "l st 9@eot y u nG a1ro tn'tt,
rnVy sy' t t VII III oecas1 s s90
,s. u fttns fnr isnn, fsbtnH,. j.,sso ~ ~ ~
HtlsGlcGH VI t"NhtJ NvlHoSla', vi u OAa1o VI
, 1881-04-27
ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN ACCOM-.
MODATIONS,

Thu Illinois Csntrnl Is making the most stren-
nous clrurta to accommodate tho Fapdy -in-
croastns suburban tfatiio, and 10 trying it, best
~ glvo no oause tor complaints. On and after
next Sunday 1t will put un two extra lyde l'ark
traina. Ono will leave thia city VI hslE.past
H., y a. NJ. md Will arrive u1ai%M H. In this
VIII lenyp vi Bid D.. m., aud tho tilue
for It's return has not yet 6Vcn don.tlY ARRANGED.
@ !lS!a tnesc traln1 W.! rau M ~ sar o. n!4Ma9. Zap
tsak Ut 9 u. n. has lately been ~ crowded With
Wnrktnguou going 70 work a. 10 cause YEoat iu-
therefore decided 70 run tnls train In txo seo-
, 1881-04-27

They aro running what seems to be m nttrno-
tive bill ut this thnatre just n0w. "fiawkoyc,"
n border drama, Is tho maln feature, and tho
hero, pursonated by Sir. Arthur Sprag,lc. goes
through enough hAtrbrcndth escapes In tho
course OF Il couple OF houra to satisfy tho most
thirsty lovur Ot tho nickel novel. 4 variety olio
pEqceucS tho play.
, 1881-04-27
HOUSE,,
ONCE MORE TIE CANAL.
NNSAk1S F1fsnrtek IN TAk f7tSe1nn 13-fh+Ins 4


Gpktlai Dfspaseh to 7hs Chicago Iffoank
srnlN0rlELp, ILL.,, April 2d.-aIr. strnttou. Of
WILL got the flnor tho first thing this murning
and called up tbs Mum cNnnl resolltion which
tho Senato had roti,scd tO concur In, Ns It cnnlo
from tho House In IN amonded shape. Tho
particular nInonlmont which tho HetlAto re-
fused to concur in provided that, II tho City m
Chicago should Greet pumping. works, tho Canal
Commissioners shuud nliow 1t tocrcct tho works
upon the cunnl lands in bridgeport, nnd havo
tho C0utr0li tlnd management OF tho snlnr, ut
Tho oxpcnso Of tho City al ChlcaRo. Tho gcn-
tlcrnnn from LII Sallo moved tn recodc from the
obnoxious House amendment.
Ar. Vnughor, tho pcuuInr guardian of tho
canal from LII sallo, nssstcd that tho amcud-
mont was good, ali1 thMt
CHICAGO QUILT TO FAY
tho oxpenso OF maintaining tho proposed pump-
ing-works.
Mr. soxtou observed that anything thut Dono-
ntGd Chlcugo boucftet1 tho Stutu ut large. Tho
city hnd tried IN ovcry conceivable lnnnner to
remedy tho Sewerage ovl!, but as ynt Ind failed.
Tho proposed pumping works, It was beloved,
would Bolvo the problem, anu not only buneilt
Chioago, but tho towns along tho cIinal And tho
Stato Mt large. As for tho matter Ut cxponse,
tho city was willing to pay for maintaining tho
pumping works, uld ho hoped tho molten to ro-
Ecdo would not prevail.
Mr.. Collins, OF Cook, sud 1t must bo cvI'lonk
TINT tho proposod tlow Of S00u cuh!u feet per
minute was not necessary tuurely III orvlcr tU
nlsposo of ChltBr.,.s sawaxo or h, Inoroas, tho
Rnci,ttfea or nnyiu,tton II WINS ,IuYntr II, hts
ppln,on, that Chicago should furnish the mn.
rhlnery. tho yp1cr, and tho ur,unl. rbn reso.
luton was oAtu,nnliy fntrotI,,ord. ns hc ha.
J. ftoved.
FOIL POLITICAL, EFrErr.
,,a II ,nvixv,v .h,,,d t,,..atir.. -, ,,,o..,o,,
N.u - ~ ."y unouu st'eeNsu'o 'uo uucsen''
U. stHcn "o noto'c" u "ou" oe ionhu tnAt tho
obnoxious odOrs proceeded from u point nGorer
Jollot than Rnywhcre else.
Tho mutton To reoodc wis lost, and Commit-
tee on Conference appointed.
r,1ryr rst,,,,t ,r,ou
= ,r. ,,.,......",,..'' I'' .., "'"'' ....
Ino rosoluuoE pfos!aalf ior 'ho settioincnt OF
csu"lu a.o '''et"s'N"sh4 eeo"1ea'eu''icol!on
, 1881-04-27

Bptf4al Dlspa9eh 70 Tho Chicago 7F1bun&
MAH1srRE. Mich, April c.-A larxa railroad
meeting was hold horc last nirht to lovlse
menus TO buy depot grounds and right OF why
for tho Flint II Pore Marquette TOAD. Tho
meeting did not hang, but adjourned until TO-
morrow night. The rond throntcns to stop hvu
miles frntn hsre t1ttlcss Our people do something
moro than has boon lute.
, 1881-04-27

Special Dispateh to M Chicago Trthans.
EtKnAlsr. Ind, April a0.-To.morrow MI cloo-
ton will be hold In this. Concord, Eikhart, Cicve-
land, and osccola Townships for tho purpose Of
npproPrlatlug about $4,000 to tho extension OF
the Cincinnati, Wabash 4 Michigan Hallway.
the election. II Is hard to say which way 1t
will 70.
, 1881-04-27
FOREIGN IMAlIGRATI0y
immense Influx OF Germans ,nt
Norwegians.
The Newcomers Generally Watt.
Do-The Northwest Their De,,
tinatiou.
Impossiblllty Of Getting Accurata ~,
tistics on This Subject

Chinlgu md tho number OF pctpon. n...9 Nv
through this city on ttloir way to sottlo IN saHs
nols and other Statos Of tho Northwest hn,, ~. ~
this year to FAR exceed 1nythlnx Of In ~.
heretofaro known. 1t Is solf.evlt.cut ;.% t,as
also. that tho Hreat minority Of tho new a,..s.,
aro Of Gurnnn birth, md II nAturnl curic,,,y y.
lists ms to the possible effect Ut this grrnt ,ns s
Of the Tetttontc race upon the shores N u1 aIt.x
Columbia" Every train that comes In finn ~
East brlngs sorornl hundreds Of these snot... .s
after fame and fortune In TIM Now World W..
Wow to finding out, II possible ~.
oxtont to which Chicago WAS thus ~
richod outside OF It's natural Jncrcmss,
by reason OF tho prcdomtnance Of hI,,hs
over deaths, n reporter Of Tua TnlnusE ,ests.
iny cailad upon a n,,mbor Of gentlemen in,s..
ested In Immigration, especially that Of pc,,oa.
Of Ocrman birth.
1tlt. 1itxKEt, THE CONSUL
Of tho Gortnnn Empire was not In ht, oIt,.
when tho reporter called, but bid rorrrsentsssss lily
snid Tint no possible tdca rs to tho nNinberos
arrivals and and tho atsnosition nnto Of Tho nes:
Office Tho business of the Cons,ilnts was ~ ~
purely olllenl chnraotor, aud It hu Ind to atrys
Ct eo s os sia,st1s p.y arnS e. ssSfa a to .6% b
know WHORE 70 look for them. Tho keeping \
Such .; .tattstics was nohot'y's basiaaea
y at'oaon aaa e tho %ose' ess. sssesd e.
tho German Unyorument caro-, for afior ,ts e!s
zena once !ptt qornaauy II pnld no nttcatiou d
larWoiy upon s1rtniso and estimate, ~ and ID sosa Sos
thGroforo DO, I, great oxtent, unreliable ''N@
. Mr.; ChArles En1ros. Agcnt OF tho socIety sos
ol1lco nf tho Society over the lsnllof and X "a.
cloty'e rooms on La snlo street. lilo agrec,j III
my Mnyth!ng II II tug nature OF statistics Ut lInmIs1.
at ono t!mo that at approximation could b
entered s5 Int c9rTosI,oslouse With ssvess' ri
, 1881-04-27

.uh ~ uucy ~ N tuG !fiek anH N hN tfHoxh
s no1s arc not 20 transmitted IN ths truck: 6,le
rn",t,n ~" ~ Hrnns I'M , sMs,.t utsposeM .. ostoso
recc,yol IN nnu,nr fT ust,od i ~ t,,r"rt lInns'
Tho uso OF frciinn-rlntcr mud King. i,olta il
disrnntsotl rt With. THO truck k.fraIne t,oing hung
,ghc,'. ,As AT, aesanE "H tg mTW thr, ,nS
they aro atsoittnly ripi,i IN tina ar 1trnuVkt.
The oar .botiy, beinE nist, h,tns on links, fns an
ensy lnng!tullnnl tn9tton, thai Is 50 placed Ns to
5imsr M m me Se.n.y ain ~ y,
of tho whcn ram tho ,u,fcr raii srhis IA ocfs,,s
pllshc. by uppnsnE tho woIKilt of tho chr to tho
centrit1shi fOrce, thus making tho drauVht"hcn
f11na'nH n!hn ot CURVES very @ iRMt ..,,x, rro ~,
cars hoing r,i,, oyor short stirycs md
twiIches at vnrioIs ratua of apcul md
olrnys with SbS ANNA Wt'f favorable ' results.
They en- curved eHs on tae sostSst e., Gsyos m
tf1oE VIVA ct1tfrcIy GIriatosi Tho motion of ti,H
cars while, rounding sharp c,irves was easy,
the rnrforr,nrcp cxprcised themselves 1tFbly
satistled with tic tests. nl,d wcrc Of tho opinon
that n ne n w X csoy Ct fnr
Unv uiftI cnllsos icss wor AMI tnnr thnti t, C.
it,oc ono and obyintes tho Jnrrlug OF tho cars
iishct yet whothor the clatn, If tho lnyuntor il
correct TINT it requires much icsa powor to haul
cara with tho now trunk than oars with tho Cd
truck, and that bis trucks will stand tho wear
and tear as we'll rs tho old ores. II this faot te
osiablished thorc can bo l,o doubt that tho now
pcciaIly rs II % Is cjoi,ncd that @ tr,,cks cotajnnr
tic now Improvements can DO bought at thd
eutno cost ae those now tu tlse
,,a,, o.-., uro>a
dispatch from st. Louis to tho Now York
of tho Misso,,ri I,nolnn Naiwnv. ,cft th,s ntv IN
,rh,, ,,rsdnv r;-ht f,r N,s, vnrx ~ IL ~ r,,o,, W
.aases ,ha 'Rn. " LUZ N1 o.s @ ~ ~, - T., M upsn
Ing plan for tho consolidation OF tho Missouri
Pacific, tho Missouri, Kal,sns & Toxas, tho Icxas
rnctlIc. AM, tI,n Tniornntional 4 Gront Norther,
Railways. A controlling Interest In tho thrca
bis assoolntcs In New York. md It ia rumorod
here tVay snt 9s sao was yostasl9y ecetod IN
ftonni (. ttrrnt Norfh"rr ilniiped nr a. Inast ~
"torsv ~ tia stnnk of th.t ror n Tha I'M. ~.
FIJI, liz folIowinR sct,edrjn Sf tno isngth Of
ssMIsso,Ir % PMctc' i.oW mi m,aa: Siisso,lr Kansa.
aS iics: ntarnnorS M9% raea 1ee
'niiies; total .aiigass. 9.ta9 iaiies: ~
a,s , ~ M n9 ot rn1i-
,nts tn Mcw t'r.uns Hc%stnm Haiv"atnr .n ni
ns9v 1sn1 W." ,e9o ~ WaL 5Hu oh
1ons1Na xtn fnmway syssoia m9w constructing ~
x60ls is,ase i!olSh s,ssessivs , zenes i s|sa
I,nrlnration fro thn Nntt x mt wi" ana
Enc T, rna.a 9 rn tr,1, ano
~ ands MoHSs H., toe n1,, oa t, Gpthn @
s,nt" ~ H. NJ 1, i4 i M w f,i, ~. ~ sno
0USo Frut1 st. Io',t" H 70 ina Mexican x Gorder. x
rninu IA THAI 1 ,vora W ha''nG 01 III f n,,
acfvty ah % s was omn ae,o ~ ntn ot TX hfnro rn
sSo f u as ,bnan mns o9 nso o m 1Soe
made ncccss,bio oy rtltways II mist @ compete @ ~ Ut
sm,n sres ay1e " 1 WtSoa9 wfn t1 extreme 1 fxosonS
, 1881-04-27

N!rho wor,,, " Ia un,1crllnnd NJ 1inv3ctcr,aA
"o :. ~ N1S' '""'A o
be married to George Riddle, n Boston reader.
to,, " r,rr,,, In,tn., ,,,,o,,or :, m, ~
1onn Euffo,'t i+otths mahaRos' Is hot e1'
pectcd to 1.-Two. Iie hns been Ill for eotlo months.
Edwin r. Tnrnor vii, t,c the lca,1tnp ,nnn In
thu rhostnut stncct rhoosrc w ph;,atanhsn hi ] ~ n.rt NJ
season.
t,rooks 4 nrckson hnvc honoht A. &. r,untcr.a
"T,s, M,,,,t. l.. I,o,,,as, a"1 vi, o,a.,,,1ss
1"o Nlehto III iomet% anu WILL or&anlzo
company to play 1t Huxt soason.
Tho lcademv thinks TINT Modfeskn IN mt
,drtsh ato,.., ,,r T,tss, n.,a ,h"t 80 ,,.s.. os
sttslaa cuou9n I'VE ot@1tt auu Innt LUZ pass'ou
and coquetry ntc those Of a wonsau.
, 1881-04-27
MUSICAL NOT ES.


MUSICAL NOT ES.
Tho Mendelssohn Quintet Club gavo its t!rst
concert Mt San Fraueisco last Friday evening 10
q sclcot ond uppreoiutlye audience.
,tss .,.'.s s'..sI'
Mmo. Mve- hins has oeen suffering 20 aevero-
has been Obliged To cuncol sevornl os hDr NON,
nnrt nnv"ucn,onta. - ''~> VIVA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .... .-.. -.-.
lhe secretary OF cfemauon soo'oty IN Puts
oarg. II 10 ea't'. wanted Annie Gary TO ain4 TOR
tho ee,,e. o.. IT, Fund.- and OF erred
-. 49, ~. 49,. 1a...... w. y. 49," 1,,,
sulltyan's now plocq the curtain rIso, ana 10.
youls Il sentimental Indy of well.duyulnntul nrn.
portions playing aouturno Oh yioluaeollo BY
'uo s'''' W '"~e' .. -.
MrtxnulI says that be II not EmmR Ahbott's olf-
niHht tUtlOr, atu thAt QbP does not pruf1r CnAts0
IL t{N Ia htlvrv witt, vsh tt.n&
kn min ira Rim md lint h.t ,m,i,i nnr ~. TS.,nt.s
m.,.,.v. :. ,,...,:,s ~ =. ~. -. t'"~ ",
~ ~. nrstnrs, ac. 70 :, " Sunx ~ la!L
, 1881-04-27

6pSfad& uHpoeeA 70 1~ LAse1ao 1rlobHSk
LAFAYETTE. lad, April as,-Tho Democrats to.
night nominated for Mayor Fusmnn E. Mo0ln-
ley; Treasurer, William EuhiilinSj Clerk, George
Weati @a1shAl, pepnis eulllvAa,
, 1881-04-27

Uy %uo courtesy Ok lQo thlGaB0s ttOtk ltlnnQ q
Pacific Railroad Company, tho oillaors Of the
8uspouaon Car-Tru0k Company Of New York
Wera enabled yeatArday to tako number OF
prominent rni!way olllcInld and others lntorested
III tho construction 0f rafrual. ours to tho llock
Island cur-sh0ps noar Thlrty.uinth stroct to
witness esial nr theIr now sud i1nproycd slts.
pension oar-trucks which, II II claimed, Rro far
superior to my othor now Ia uso. Rs they pass
aver curves aud irregularities % Oasy ~ over
atrli9ht tracks, assuring lasRo reduction In
friction and olabl1ng locomotives to hanl more
freight thau ID possible with cars provided
With the old styl0 OF trucks Tho spnclal
train loft tho liook IslaAd Depot ut
o'olock p. IN. Tho following Bentlotnon
soOk part tn the excursion 10 Investigate and TX.
Central railroad; q. E. 0lllett, GanorN! Man.
aver United Htatos tsoEliug.stook Company; \.
u. Pullman. vtco-trpsIdnnt Pullman Palace. Cur
Company r, a. Hlsso,l, Superintendent Pullman
car-shops at Dotrottt A. i.oags1roct, Putin vi,
car..hops at Pullman; William, Irving, Pur-
Waia Waa Hssa Hssmpbe bssss sscf Gas cF GSS GSTeSxS
er 5s #Ses T. ~ M' nrsS @e 1s aon
ey' sI Gss" as I'D sS st tso
6Ss, ytson saperlataaisat d lis Il S1 HUI
Island, and several UthoFs.
Tho s!ow trucks bud hcsn attached TO boz
to their full capacity, Tho. curs asu supported
apart. Al tho bntloan ut tneaa tinks y twu.Inch
lron bar ~ passetl through thoM; thts bur nlso
pnstos through the bust01n Ut TWO opon l!n9s Ol
links pussea another bur Of r0un4 Iron, wtljuh
alsU pusses through two caat-Is1W A-shapel
boltGd 10 tho bulstsr bars. Thu bolster IL Of Iron,
and u further ,stlItpncl by sross .btAuea
d'' ana aop. | TGs Golssor % b.rs M ~ ass ssIs syets.
fast TO tho spring cup, aud tho wnIght
tnken through thu1 aud the Mrch. dawn
troh li1!ka, which Aru hung over thu boxes, And
Through these links tho cur And !ts load IL taken
Of the truck tho whoois aud axIos swing out iii.
dor the load mud pAxs along w!thout carrying
ANY vt tho jar or motion up To- the car.
treRulayitles Vt MuUQp Qt tho car, Qsigknat-
, 1881-04-27

tinns, which Will aflord amplo Accommodations 10
all.
aub,,rbnn trains daily cneh way, elght Of rhioh
run 10 Pullman.
, 1881-04-27

Lad!es, do you Want to be strong, healthy, aud
beautiful Thea usQ Hop bltte1S,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24
MIX k'HS.
THE HOUSEHOLD MAEKET
TIie Day l:sro,c Christmas.

SATURDAY. Dec. 2t.-The markets this morn
ilg-both Central and Farmers Northern
were very largely attended by both buyers
and sel!rrS. Long before daybrcak every
stand III The Central market was occupied, the
market people having on sale every conceiv
able Kind OF Christmas goods. The great
American hi"i-ti;c :Urkcy-was, of course.
King OF the market Immense numbers Were
shown both alive and dressed, from the mod
est little len OF eight pounds 10 the great
strutting Sob1iEr OF thirty. One would have
supposed that the supply wou!d much more
than have met the demand. Eut rot so al
most before the sun had fairly shown himself
every turkey w:iS gone and the hungry poru-
lace Were cryins; fer - more The Gemai,d
was met ut the Northern market. Il few hours
later. " here neutrality-suspicious. thouSinds-of
fine birds were shown, Ot al sorts and sizes.
The attendance III the Northern market WAS
also immense. AS We write. there are many
fine turke IS on the stalls but il is doubtful
whether any fthem will be left over " when
market closes. The prices of dressed birds
ranged from l5c to zoe per pound. other va
rictics of poultry W. re abur oi:int and not s"
much sought after. Dressed Geese sold 4: .lt9
l 80 each ducks, i0,i ,Dc: chickens, ;I'0 5U:
each. There wlS no change in the price OF fish
or meats, OF which there W:,s an ample supply
on Sale Potatoes, parsnip9, :urlips anl uiO,t
O:her garden truck, except onions and cab
ba.e, were plentiful ut Old prices. Fruits were
abundant AMI OF good quality. There WAS per
haps never Il better supply OF apples, oranges,
lemons anrl other scasoTGble fruits offered i'll
Lancaster. Apples sold NJ 2GG;Uc hall peek
oranges at lsl0i0c IL dozen lemons at laGlISc
dozen cIanberrics Il lGc per quart nuts
of all kinds at former price,. From: the gen
crai appearance OF the market il is fair 10 infer
that the good people of Lancaster viii by
large MINORITY haye"a Merry Christmas"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-24
THt. W;L1iINGTDN MU;DEi;EH
L Man to be hanged IN March

II wan 10 DC N3iSCu III Mlrcu.
WH.MINGTCN, Del, Dec. 24.-!n the
oyer and term!ncr court this morning
Judge Wales delivered IN opinion denying
the motion for ucw trial of jeremiah
Harrioan, convicted during the present
term of murder III the first degree in kill
ing Denis O'Shea at Hockcsson in Sep
tember last. y new trial was prayed for
by Harrigan'; counsel or tie ground of
alleded misconduct OF the baililfs and
jurors. After hearing the evidence and
argument on the motion tie court ruled
that there had been nothing shown
to warrant the setting aside of the
verdict. The judge then sentenced
the prisoner to be hanged in the Jail en-
closure at New Castle on Friday, March
2ith next. IIarrigan maintained his COM
posure during the ordeal, evincing no
signs of emotion, except Il slight trCm-
bling of tie limbs. When asked if he had
anything to say he answered, simply :
g Denis Shea broke uD my family and
ruined my home" Tho crime was COM
mitted at IIockcsson, on the night of
September 10Th, and was shown by the
evidence to have been premejitatcd and
unpInyukcti
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DE.i I'kiS.

iirNrH&HTVILLE.-In Canton, OHIO, Dec. ~,
i~>!, th:Gl"S, SON Of Jacob and Kate Hum
irilIr-yNiiir. liz ..ir ."i h year OF his ere.
lii relatives and friends, also the members
- ;"'' ~i:ii!isr fire company, are respectfully
i,.itr,! Ia ii tend the funeral, from tie resi-
,rHv" ut i.i~ parents, No. rs South Queen
street. u'1 Sunday afternoon 1T > O'Clock. In
'tla. 1T :tt WuoGwarL Hill cemetery.
MilLEr.-lm this city, on the 2;d inst. Emma
L.. d.tuc:tr. OF the late Lewis and C:ttl.ariEG
Miller. in the .''th year OF her age.
Early saved.
AZ: ;,!uiivr- and friends OF the family are
r"s. "clin!ly invited 10 attend the funeral IRON
thc r"~ihnr' OF her IlOthcT. No. lfl Manor
s'iyrt Nnn,!uy afternoon ut . o'clock, 10 pro
cr,.t tn Litnc:i ter cemetery. Services at
n.;-t's Lutheran church.
HrH0hlyh papers please copy.
EJHHE.-Nt lis residence, between Quarry
Vile a''t Buck, yesterday, James Burke, aged
- years
tun"I.! Oi. sunday at 10 a. II. ntcrmeHt ut
=. Catlarinc5 Catholic church. DrumOyc
township.
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Defective Commitment.

In reply to the complain: Of Officer Py le
relating % the discharge Of Gotlieb Young
and Henry IouGg, On hajcas corpps with
out notifying the officer that application
for their discharge would be made, Tie
counsel Of the above named men states
that Officer Pyle vas sought for but could
not be found but that his pTcaanco at the
hearing could not have made any posi-
BILE difference. as the mon were discharged
by Judge Patterson Ierause the commit
mcnt made by the ma gistta'c was defect
i've. 1t is also denied that. the IcunC6
were evec before released on hnjeoS cDrpus
for 4 Ike ntiicuSe.
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1.-Two STOCK HSnrkeiB.

observation-disclosures. 1869 head; ship
mcnt-. d, 2GD leud very rGo'i 'tcn.an', 1iiiiniy
for prime heavy and thOicc light: packers
hold or !: common to good mixed strong ut
81 1J@pj 10 light. >, oOttG l0c: higher. - solQ
i -; heavy packing and shipping, Ti .0e2
6l; 10: PhiI,a,cIpia| and lIri hogs, ~ lJ.tG 80;
skips and cUilS, 81 2.HuJ 10.
CatIlc-l: ccipis, 900 head shipments. :. 90
heat: market generally active. ami zoe higher
shipping, - i015 30 common 10 far, $f0G0
mixed butchers in fair demand at SNs4 -.
mainly at - 23fD2 80 siocicis AMI fce'cr7,
{II3 %.
Shccp-Hrc,ipi4, l.G0) heal; shipments, 500
head: mt, Ect steady common To medium,
81 9DSU, 10 I; asooi to choice, $i cog ~ extra,
SrUJ
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tTANTED-IWO GIRLS, ONE TO AS
" Si-t in cooking and the other to do gen
eTal LoTsCworll References required. Apply
at No. iil W est James street. 2tus
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Lest and Found.

New YoHk, Dee. 2t.-E. II. Hartman
& Co., of the United bank building, in
Wall street, stated to day that they had
recovered the $loj, 900 worth of stocks
and securities which wcro lost by their
messenger yesterday. They said the stocks
had been found by Il resident OF HObOken.
n. j., who returned them when he learned
to whom they belonged.
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Nothing Shors OF UEmistakaDie Benefits

Nothing Shors OF UEniistakaDie Benefits
Conferred upon tens OF thousands OF sufferers
could originate and maintain the reputation
which AYERS S.RsiPARILLA enjoys. 1t Is
compound of the best vegetable alternatives,
with the IodiIes of Potassium and Iron, and
j. the most cITect ua OF all remedies for scrofu
iOus, mcrcurial, or blood disorders. Uniformly
successful and certain in its remedial effects,
ii produces rapid and complete cures of Scrof-
ula, Sores. Boils, HumorS, Pimples, Erup-
tiCnS. skin Diseases and all disorders rising
from iapurity OF the blood. By its invigorat-
IN, effects it always relieves and often cures
Liver Complaints. Female Weaknesses and ir-
rcT"iarities. and j. potent renewer OF Vi
taliiy. Fox purifying the blood it has no ual.
1t tones ap the system, restores and preserves
the health, and imparts vigor and energy. For
forty year, il ha5 been in extensive use, and is
to-day III" most available medicine for the suf-
frring >!rl:, anywhere For sale by all dealers.
d2; lwdeOdEw
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Variety Theatre burned,

Troy, n. Y. Dec 24.-The Grand Gen.
tral variety theatre was consumed by
fire this morning. The building was
owned by Thomas Miller. Of New
York, whose loss is $1,000. Albert
kraemer. of New York, was the
lessee. His floss is $4,000. Total loss
will be $4,000, partially insured. The
wardrobes of the performers and the in-
struments ofthe musicians were destroyed.
The fire originated from 4 defective
heater.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2l.-'flic net CALL
ings OF the Northern Central railway
company during November were *113,-
451.17 being an increase OF SIG, as
compared with the same month last year.
The total net earnings for the eleven
months of 1881 show q decrease of $G9,-
o4Soo3, rs compared will! the same period
last wear