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Honr1fEny 1,REsnYTEn1ANs.


BUFFALO, n. y, MHy M.-lW tlso GENERAL
Assembly Dr. Wing presented tho report Ut
tic Committee OH Concert of rrAyer of the
Churches, which was in substance rs fol-
lows: Tint the same program tor tho week
Ut prayer al Tint ur tho Evangelical AllIamus
TO rGcun1Inenl1ett; TINT tll1 last Thurs1ay In
January 10 Made day of prayer for tho col
1GvnH.
, 1881-05-31

NEFOnMEl9 El'3sCOpAT, ',
New YollK, Mny M.-At the Inst lays
session Ut tito Reformed Episcopal Church
bishop Nicholson, nt Philadelphia, was ro-
epctot1 Presiding IlialIop, and jusuph K. Whrcl.
Or, Of tho sumo pllGc, Secretary. 1t WIS ueclt1d
tn hnd rho nnxt Council Ut CumWiA'a Mp,no.
rial Church, bAItIMurD.
, 1881-05-31

METlIOn1STS.
The Matllu,lsat ministers met yesterday
morning IN their rn,ils oil Washington
slrcet, Eler Willing ii, the chair: The Rev
Mr.. piscIser, Of Joliet, conducted tho deyo-
tto,al exercises. Tile Rev. W, McCready, Of
tho pntsotn Mission Conference, aud the lsev.
IL. j. ll,lxtunl were introduced.
Mv. MGCreNtty rMMslo IL statement with ree.
crenga to tho condition and needs Of tho Dn.
knth sufferers, ntltl solicited subscriptions "
clothing fpE ttlpso WIN bnl lost everything Ay
tho ioluls 1t WIS decided TINT the tnut Or
should bu presented ut AlI tho Wednesday, night
pcAyGt. liGutfflBa. ..-
EllUr Wt!lnK reported thAt tho Lincoln Street
Church ttartNer3y tho lfGaper ttfsafnAl hui
raise.l $l,tAD towards the building ot il now
Church edttiee.
On acctI,,lt Of the latoncss of tho hour 1t was
Neeldei to pnatnnu1 tho nrsipr Uf tho hny, tho
Hey. J. u. OAlwcllH pnpnr On 1.-THE RDvlsel
Now Toat0lntnt," for three weeks. Tho Rev. X,
II. Pope'a pnpgr on "MurMonlsm" was madu
tho special ofdrr for tho 27th prox.
, 1881-05-31

Ttelcs In t3ie lbolMiMions
The bes,owal BY Queen Victoria OF The title Of
KnIKht ql uuulbof Ut distinguished CnnAdlQuA
, 1881-05-31

1ITASYEl>-A MAN WITH 81 800 CApl-
w tM tl 8ngARp In light manufacturing bMsli!tss
t3ni win B.Hy IL Ief Colt u hlutLtL AudfesA I II
, 1881-05-31
lfDUSi;l{DLjJ GOODS.

17A1llItE lliIsLt}K l}EllS1EAD CD.. 81
~ Ana lslW e.i NoT tSesiHxtNf s;SHs ;Ss
Selling At Uwe.t p1cas for cash Of Oh iAsssulvfts
Call Hl9 Vtln4lut.
, 1881-05-31

WASTED-A, GOOD PACKER THAT
w nnl,pr.shnds .ts pa.ktR Hnd k!pntna of ctnti1,
stSskxacpef @ ii s,et6sus Xipiy o. KiSsfEi$. LUS.
3tSl X tts'a. n HNLGls1+Ay. ..-.
, 1881-05-31

NITANTED-A YOUNG MAN THAT
w writes fHtr t11td IN tnw nhd remt-ostnte ut
Gec tnOder1,tG. Aht.ss Y y. Tribune 1I'ice.
IJTANTED-.t hoy ACQUAINTED
w with running I'm e!Gvntnr at lInwley Nuiltillix
Apply nj HoilHr rs,t,tH. 4. llentlAtIl.kk
, 1881-05-31
EINttNCI1L.

4 (;OIDSMIli, LOAN OFFICE, "a EAST
H. sadlsul1-st, tllnI,se.t. hslxl,!shsi In lHa;
hHisa iIukGr nhd l4lIiun '!oaisr. tas pal1 for ud
ttI MD silver, dnu,Ala VeArs, etAtt utc. C1lurHau
{irnnCf, Xxx t.ArftyteF-aL, UGNytE.
, 1881-05-31
Jt.iNTEp-9T) ItE.yY.

1IyANTED-TO l,ENT-Iir 4 YOUNG
w r,.upls. no childbirth, t0t nluntn Ur nurD. y
farHfshe. hnuHe nt suite nf ranIns tur tleht h,ttse-
~ "A rFIs,Es;tt tS{t}yN.
, 1881-05-31

CtTUATlNN W4ANTEN-isY 4. .GiK1, Tu
y ,y gs.nvtnl t,ttMsnwork in . hrat-c!asa family
tiae rGfurunuea .tvst Call nt 5ai North ulsrk-stt
HIst Nt.Nr.
, 1881-05-31

CoAcfIMEy, TEAaseTEtts. DO.
V1TASTE1}-~EN1'Elk MAN no
W., Enre fnf twn hbr.es. Apply bttoro 7:N' n III.
nj 1.ai f:i!i>-ny.
IT.tNIEl}-iltJSTLER AT THE LANE
Nv stle !4euse. ane h1pek Aavth u l..ncon rnek
, 1881-05-31
f.NSI'{f{sCI'if5tN.

WASTEll--Y colLE'E .i ;,tIS Ml;AnEA,llE' u E,;s,l,'s
Address Or calj III Is kcyes' Hall, AstlnHt aLd Wsf'
(t4-Afn,
, 1881-05-31
tsRf)h'}tS,yl{IN.lL,

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
"a Ia yeQr rluet-4L Chtca1u A!iylcs frua; Il yus14
cxpaflsucs. Busi,aess Qulstly An4 legally uansAcsL
, 1881-05-31

A FlRSr.CI.ASS laX:,t IN. CYLINDER
N kk4du.y .ynl<u tlKinG, hearty RNwt anHlnH VIA
Was t3 UfkgF nut tnnI1n ur xu1O}E la8 a Acst i'm.
pEpvSMants. Eur particulars aldEoss F.-0. Iiux va
NtNNn, VI.
w stpaHI gnv;tiu ak4 ho!les ab9pt hdsxp tu Nart
ssatn whutu satno Gun bu 4ucn. also pslcu. Address
u II 81, J'T4tuDN Hthcu.
, 1881-05-31

L liiku 10 sso y0u At ny =, ClaEk.st JOHN nuiAS.
pElfSDNAI.-FlSE CHANGE FOR a
/ lFass ttdu fatuly gat.iG nut Of town TO leasD
J,lso III VI algU EentteMan. Inst clty r9for-
ftfcux tor ruahiity n1sd lGathgAa, AddrasS ID
tryAbuNu uttcV.
, 1881-05-31

Ny AMOUNTS FROM sM, X. s5y0
n lonn0I Or, {urnliure, pInuis, narhliury. e,t4,
Tttatui rutINva.. mtid uisur stclsrttbt: t.lstesa
strictly ctIntAoistini, I3 Nnshingltii,.st. RunnA
, 1881-05-31

CrVUAVION WANrEn-FOR GENER
. ri uuussx,rk IN n snlalt family, Eouthh b. S!do pre
fufro.t; wuKta tul ess llsan tJ Call vt 10 FFenAS
nNtH IIst~at
, 1881-05-31

1IJANTEl>-ACTIF MAN WITH SOME
w cnula to llnrns0 Gullnrtt,Dnt tu a ying t!3aI.
nrss: NJ, Will not tursu profits LII Fast
AEntne.st.. HUM IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
DEIGi;S.


PYLE.-In this city, OF the l7th inst, Joseph
Pyle, in the Goth year OF his age
The relatives and friends of ;i;: family are
respectfully invited TO attend he funeral from
his late residence, 2H North Mulberry street,
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock. Intrrmcnt
at Lancaster cemetery.
KoCH.-In this city, ID c. IS. 1881, George
Koch, in the Both year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF his parents. No. 2i1
North Arch alley, on Tuesday afternoon nj .
o'clock. Intcrmcni at lions Iuthrr:;,. rcinc-
terry. Its
NIXDDhF.-lG this city Oh Tho. i!l.l inS! john
NixdOrt, 81, ngc'i Il Year.. IL months and $
days.
The relatives and friends OF thr family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. $50 North Prince.
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at > o'clock
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. lldF
REINFRIEn.-1n this city. on tho 18th of De
Cpmber. 1881 Martha, wife OF Fraa!> Kiln L. Rein.
fried, in the ed year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF tli;. ia,nily are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her husbands residence, l45 East Chest
nut street, on Tuesday morning Il! ii o'clock.
burg. 1t
HE,sB sY.-Decenbcr Is, ISL. OF diphtheril
Clayton b. son of J Ohm f. and Annie Hershey
aged years, months and II days.
The relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Wednesday morning, at the residence, on the
Wabank road, near Lancaster. at O'Clock
and at the Millcrsvi!Ie Mennonite church at II
O'Clock dl9 2td*
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MAEAE1'N.
fhtia!Olphsa M arkeL,

PHILADELPHIA. December l9-Flour dull and
weak: Supernne. "a O094 so; :.,;ia ut
ut 81 ''IG:5 20; CiiO and Indiana iaI.,:!y,
!G 75G7 p; Pennsylvania family 81 251
6 30; 81. Louis do 81 OOlt7 50; MinnesO18
Extra at iG 75s7 IL: 30 str:light ut 81 120
SO; winter patent - '5gS 80: srIing dO
81 75fiS2j
Rye flour at g. q.
" heat dull and lower; Del. and Penn u
Red, 81 361aMl IS dO Amber. 81 :isQg1 81.
Corn duh and prices easier steamer, is;c
Yellow. &c.
Oats dull AMI veal, No. White, sc; No. .
do 52@52Lc: No ; do, sic; No. ; Mixed 1T
49hc.
Rye steady at ?Sc.
Provisions dull. easier Mess pork, $l7 80
beef hams s2lft2l 50; India mess beet. 80 ju,f
b.: RaCI E--SmO!led shoulders. nc salt do,
61aGtG;lc smoked hams, l212 % BE ; picked do,
l0l4 4IlOAc.
Lard dull and lower city kettle. ll1I@l1Ac
I00s, butchers, loLc; prime steam, $ll 100
ii l2M.
Butter steady choice grades in fairtlemand,
Creamery extra. 4Dc do good to choice :66g
59c: Il. L. Il y. i.eStra, :S3fo;Ic do frsts,
,l6Q}Ic.
Rolls Grm; Pcnn',, 2I92sc Western, 27ia
3Oc.
Eggs firm; fresh lots scarce Penu'a., $50
Bic; Western, :l1l22c: held lots, 2;G12sc.
Cheese quiet New York iuli icrcaIn, !nlifiic;
western do, l21%c.
Petroleum dull; refined, &c.
Whisky at 81 Is.
SeodI--GOOi to priinc Glover dull ut
SGSti; poor, .c: ti.&,aG ,iuli ~ *lt5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
BY WIRE.
Afternoon kilograms CONDENSED.

| Afternoon kilograms Condensed.
The Senate to-day unanimously confirm
ed Brewster for attorney general ant
Davis for assistant secretary of state.
The House to. day passed a bill granting
the franking privilege to Mrs. Garfield.
At Marysville, Co.., r. E. Pepper wa.
fatally shot by the Buck brothers, withou,
| provOcation.
In New York William Sindram con
victed of killing Catharino Creve was
sentenced to be hung Feb. 10.
The Guiteau trial adjourned to-day
The wife of juror Hobbs IS dead.
Louis Mengel and Katie MacIntee, each
| aged about IS, drowned while skating or
Lake Winnebago at Fond du Lac. Seven
school children are rep; rted drowndd in a
similar manner at Sheboygan Falls.
F'relinghuysen qualified as secretary OF
state to-day, and Blaine will give fare
we'll dinner to the diplomatic corps to-
night.
Peter Zerbes has died from hydrophobia
in Chicago. Seven weeks ago he was
bitten by Spitz dog.
At Russel'yi!Ie, Mo, three prominen
citizens of Jefferson City, were Killed by a
train jumping the track.
Benjamin Lynch drove to the homestead
of his divorced wife at Greencastle, Ind.
and was shot and beaten to death by his
two stepsons.
Fire yesterday destroyed Touring mill,
grain warehouse and the Pan Handle
railroad depot at st. Paris, o. Loss,
$40, 900; no insurance. The machine
shops of the Cleveland, Tuscarawas VAL
ley Il Wheeling road at Lorain. O., burned.
Loss from $500 to $775, 600; no insur-
ance.
1t was discovered this morning that one
Of the jurors in the case of David Mouat,
on trial in Philadelphia for election ir-
regularities, was 4 man of many aliases,
and that he was personating an individual
whose wife swore he had been out of
own for over a month. He was accordingly
held to answer Z charge Of contempt of
court, and such other allegations as the
district attorney might prefer against
him. The remainder Of the jury were
discharged, and the trial must be by a
jury selected from new panel.
John A. Ingram, at Mount Union, Hunt
ingdon county, Pa, put can of dynamite
on the stove ito dry" this morning. 1t ex-
exploded, tearing tie building to pieces
ank killing 1ngrem, his wife and their four
children, upon whose fragments the coro-
ner will hold an inquest.
1t is reported that $50 lives have been
lost in a colliery explosion at Bolton, Eng.
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Man LA. Ills Skull Fractured.

John White, German in tie employ of
Addison Gravcr. residing near Nctlsvillc,
while blasting stumps on the farm en- Sat
urday afternoon, had his skull fractured in
several places, from an explosion.
He Lad made "A unusually large
blast, ard after lighting the fuse
ran away 100 yards and got behind
two small trees when he was struck by Z
piece Of stump weighing 81 pounds. His
recovery is doubtful. DR.. E. II. Wilmer
trcpanncd his skull this morning, it being
the only operation that will save him.
White has 10 relations in this country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
Live S.Och GikIrkcys.

CHicAso.-!Iogs-RcceiIts 1900 head; ship.
ments. $500 head market weaker: common
to good mixed, l00ljc lower. ut s. 7Jll6 10
heavy packing and shipping SC lower, ut So Il
@G 30 light s. 904G 10 skips and cuiis, So q
M5 40.
Cattic-is ccipt5, l0D head shipments. ,:aC
hcan market sta ady; exports, $6Gl7 90: gO0C
to choice shipping. - 2o05 15: common to fit l.,
$3!0G4 IS; mixed butchers. steady at s. 2j4li
stocks and feeders at - 9O14 90.
Sheep-Receipts, SOD head; shipments, 50
head: prices unchanged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
Arrested TO- Sander.

On saturday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Strine arrested Martin Greenburg, who
resides on the Beaver Valley pike near
Reiton, on a charge of slauder, preferred
by Caroline f. Stokes and her husband
Joseph Stokes. lie was thought to this
city and gave bail in The sum of 81 900 be-
fore the judges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
FOX NILE.

FOX SILE.
DU:;l.lC SALE
OF
FiRST-CLASS HOTEL,
On TU UESDAY. DECEMBER 90 1881. will he
sold on the premises that valuable nronprty
known rs the
CITY HOTEL,
situated Oh the west side of North Ouacn
street, near the Pennsylvania railroad depOt,
fronting on North Queen street IS feet. AZ
inches, more or less, and extending in dcptii
80 feet, then widens 62 feet, ~ incnes and con
tinurs that width to Market Street 245 feet, on
which is erected a FOUR-STORY BRICK
HOTEL, and Three Story Brick Back Build.
ing, 4 Large Brick Stable, with slate loof an Il
large shedding
Onc-halt the purchase money can remain in
the property.
Sale to commence at o'clock y. ln of s.i.,
day, when conditions will be made known by
THE HEIRS OF J. 4 ID. REESE. Decd
u SHCBE9T Auct. dlHtSu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
AnllSGEl.ntS

PiIae" 1O-Niyhk.-Aiiss Helen Blythe, a
rising young actress :, at the leld OF tie genil.
inc Fifth Avenue combination, will appear It
Fulton opera hoase tonight in the society
play OF PiGue.' If complimentary notices
from such authorities as the New York Herald,
Times, SHn--,Ed indeed the entire mctrOpoli
tan pTcss--go fer anything, Miss Blythe is
ccrtairly an actress OF fine ability.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

OO1S REGULAR CO1S1SLSfONDENCE
Bucher and Morris will take their fish,
to court most likely.-New schedule or
Frederick division gives satisfaction
Their was Greek on the train yesterday
who spoke six languages.-A white man
reported shot Oh Tow Hill yesterday
At Third and Union streets two drunken
men fought last night, little damasc-Rev.
c. L. Gerhard officiated at Samuel Nc
Crackers funeral from Trinity Reformed
church yesterday, ,deceas sed leaves awife and
two children.-Miss Jessie Wall, formerly
. of this place. now of Philadelphia, is visiting
her sister.-The fires in the Shawnee rolling
mill we're lit up about eleven O'Clock last
night, and this morning the men again
went to work.-The Excelsior elocution
class meet to morrow evening at Hiram
Wilson's 's-The members of the Vig:lant
fire company are considerably exercised
about the non appearance of their new
steamer.-The cred curtains !" at the new
"house' - on Sixth street have disappeared
and new ones instead put out.-Frcisht
trains were delayed yesterday, on account
mashed between the "nigger heads" of a
tation will be necessary
AhC NhuECu NhOH dttthC".
Germans Churci Chrir company in
Patience" played on Saturday evening
to a full palquet and slim gallery. Every
body pleased but many We're greatly dis
appointed. The music was excellent, but
of the songs being hardly distinguislable
The chOruses were superior to any
thing ever heard in Columbia,
while the costumes were appropriate and
elegant. Miss Marie Stevenson as R,-
ti,nce isa charming actress and has :.
clear but not very powerful voice. Mr..
Louis de i.ange made Reginnld Euntto,ne,
4 tieshy poet, appear in natural and
cOmical manner, rs did Mr.. G. G.
Boniface, jr, Alyernou ErOs,enor
an idyllic poet. With the excep-
tiOns of Mrs. Anna Granger Dow, as
Lady Jaae, and Mr.. Fred. Lacey as M.jor
WuryatrOyd; the acting and singing of
the rest Of the soloists was only pass,bIe.
The dragOOD chorus and acting received
deserved applause. The orchcstra's play
ing and time cannot bc eXceilcd. Mrs
Amanda llaltcS, while performing in the
first act, was carried f.ntinS from the
stage. The services of DR.. Taylor were
Immediately rendered, but all to no effect.
She had to bc removed to the Franklin
house, where she was stopping. She re-
manned in All unconsc,ouS S:::te until Sun
day morning Al present writing she is
unable to talk.
Sunday school Officers Eiect cd.
The following officers were elected ia
the st. Johns Lutheran church, yesterday
afternoon
Superintende.t-F'. T.. ID. Miller
Asst Supt.--II. L. LcH.an.
Treasurcr-W. III. Herr.
Sccretary-C. G. IIoncndob!rr
Asst. 'y.--George pc!z.
Iibrarian-tieorgc Tile.
Asst Lib'n-T. c. Gitt.
Organist-Miss Phoebe MelliI:er
Asst Organist-Ida Schalack.
DirectOrs-John Williams. Jacob LutZ,
Tyson Simpson and Harry Bennett.
Infant department.-SEpt. c. p. Shrci,
ner; Asst Supt., Mrs c. p. Shrcincr,
I'd Asst. Supt.. Mrs. iialIie Clcpper
Treas, Mrs. Il. Herr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
NOW Si"n,

The name of the Caldwell house was
recently changed tofiiester house and this
afternoon large and beautiful sign was
placed ODs.he north side of the building,
facing the p II. r. passenger depot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
NEW -dDYERTISEMENIS.

MY CALIFORNIA PEAS WEIGH =
Nl pound, Bananas arc :,c. u dozen, good
Oranges l5c. Il dozen, goo White Grapes fbr
2Oc a pound. NV choice Ea:sins are large :is
Drunes Choice French Mixtures &c. Il pound.
BASKETS OF FRUIT
neatly packed and shipped to any part OF ;hc
country.
is different brands. at
CHAS w. ECKERT'S FRUIT SrOEE,
ltd 100 East King street, I'ncasier, Pa.
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Recovering.

VIM. Gnyer. of Petersburg, who was re-
Gently shot while hurti:g muskrats, has so
far recovered as to bc able to be up and
around the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 49, CattIc-Markct
active: sales. 500, head; prime, 6L@7Ic;
good. 5i4fI6isc; medium, =. l5;.c: common,
3A@414c.
shcel.--soO! stock active: other grades dull;
prime, 52@GeG: good, 4A@54; medium, $40
G@9c.
Hogs active; s,ies. 300 prime, g4q 9llzzc ;
good, s3l9Hc: medium, sA@S14c: common, n
4ISc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19

New York. Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported italy 10y
JACOB L. LoEG. N. T.. Cor Centre SIuarr
New YORK STOCKS.
Stocks irregular and unsettled.
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RGllsc Again.

Misses Charles and Gcr.nley rcturned
from their visit to Manchestcr, Ohio, this
morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
S...1Y6l Sncili,kA

This evening, the Union Association viii
mold grand socaDlc at Excelsior hall. \
gOOa time is expected. lt:i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 10. 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 19.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, warmer fair
weather, northwesterly winds, generally
shifting to southerly, stationary or lower
pressure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19
--.Sw NC-H tsR.RSt,

New fDHg. Dec .3-FlOur-State and
Wcs,crnStIOnsly III buyers favor Supertine
s. 55lo7; supertine Western, 81 e5@J. Southern
dull and dropping.
Wheat opened L&qQ5sc lower and afterwards
became strong and recovered most of decline
No. 9 Red Jan. 81 40e1I 1917 do Feb, {; 4at1@
l 43@s do Mar, 81 4iAetl 45sS.
Corn IL shade easier and f;;iiiy active mixed
Western spot, tGlHGsic 30 futures, 81. ass.
Oats il03lc lower state, l9n!I Vi rstcrn.
iS053,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-19

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one who uses books in his profession.
At the Books ore OF
JOHN BAEK'S SONS,
NOS. - ANDIs NORTH QUEEN STREET,
SIGN OF 1.-THE BOON"
National Republican., 1881-11-26
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.


Mr., Robert ". Forsyth read at the Reform Club
Hall last evening,
The cost of living Is said TO be third greater
than II was lust fall.
MH. William Cox and Mrs. John McCuen arc
very Ill with consumption.
Mayor Beckham did not preside at police head.
quarters yesterday morning.
The steamer Excelsior was fined $500 at Norfolk
on Thursday for falling TO clear from the custom
house.
The sidewalk on Patrick, between Prince and
Duke streets, mas not yet gotten beyond an order
OF the council.
on tho first Sunday Of December the aims of
those who consider the poor and needy" will be
asked for the Alexandria lntlrmary In oil our
churches, Money could not bo better spent,
II Is understood that plan is on hand 10 attach
a dispensary TO the iniirmary. This would enlargo
u city like this, where accidents on the rail are so
frequent dispensary seems TO be urgently dc.
mAnded.
A Mr.. Harvey. of Freehold, NJ j., u passenger on
the schooner q. WoolSey lying In Prince street
deck, len the yesse Thanksgiving night TO 20 20
the post.0Gice Upon returning. after tTansactlng
his business In attempting 70 walk the plank
and would have been drowned had not the cap.
tail, who heard the splash, responded immedi-
Rtely u his cries for help,
Judge James Keith of the Circuit Court was en-
erlnIucd by the Alexandria bar NJ dinner at the
| ConGOrdia Hotel, Thanksgiving Day. The tableS
containing all the decacles vi the season, were
spread in line style, aud most enjoyable time was
| lad. Among those present were Major John w.
| nanlel, Of LynCh6urgi General William H. Payne
Of warrcnIon, aud Major q. NJ. BiackfOrd, OF
Lynchburg,
National Republican., 1881-11-26
w..t virginia nnd lhs mother state.

If there is any one point upon which
the Ieople Of this slate are substantially Of one
mind II is as to the perpetual separate sIateship
ofWest Virginia. For many years there has not
been single public man or n Journal OF any creed
or party thai has expressed any inclination for II
reunion. Even the bOrder.line feeling in favor of
II that was manifested In Greenbrier County Just
ufte the close OF the war seems 10 have died out At
least we hear nothing more oft The sense of long
course Oi injustice toward tho people OF West Nr-
ginia on the part of the old State when we were
part Of II Is still alive IN this State among the older
people, outside of fanyquestion Of politics, and tho
younger generations have no traditions that are
not MesI Vrginian In tle,r character. We are all
looking forward hopeiuliyto the day when West
Virginia viii be developed BY railroads and be
made one Of the moa prosperous States Of tho
Union. The more the public know OF the resources
OF West Virginia the more they reaVze thalshe has
tho elements Of a great future aE state We do