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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-16
DEATHS.

HERE-Feb. 18th, 1881, in this city. Emma NJ.
wife OF G. q. Herr.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her husbands residence, No. pa West Orange
street. on Friday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment at Woodward Hill cemetery. It'd
WoLF.-Feb Is, lssl. in Lancaster, Pa. Henri
eta Wolf. daughter OF Henry and Anna Wolf.
in the 5th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her parents, No. lS4 East
King street. on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
It'd
MUssELMAN.-In this city, on the 18th inst
Sarah G., daughter of Henry and Margaret
Musselman, aged ii years, 10 months and l
day.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also
the members of st. Pauls NJ. E. Sunday
school, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from her parents residence. No. 54i
South Queen street, On Friday afternoon ut
O'Clock. 1n,erment at Woodwad Hill ceme-
terry.
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The straight Vote

There is usually less cutting On inspec-
tor than any other Office, and this vote af-
fords the best test Of straight party
strength. Examination shows that for in
spec:ors the Democrats in this city polled
2, 4l2 and the Republicans 2, ,341-the very
large total Of 4, 753 votes and the close
Democratic majority Of %, albeit the
heaviest falling off was in the vote Of the
Eighth ward, the Democratic Gibraltar.
For school directors the Democrats are
also ahead on the total vote. There was
some sprishtly scratching on this part of
the ticket considering that all the candi-
dates were to be elected. A notable tea-
ture of the aggregate result is that while
Brosius got the fewcst votes from the Re
publican Mulhoolys in delegate conven-
ton, he leads his ticket, and Blossom
Schwebel runs far behind.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February iG. - Elnnr
dull but held steady; superfine 81 25f23 4. :;
extra Is 15d4 p GniO ami Indiana family
s. 25Tl5 -: Pa. do $i 155ii 90 st. Louis family
s. 5Oi6 co: Minnesota Extra s. OOd5 -
straight, s. 1JG625; winter patent 81 2ja7 80 ::
spring do Sc 5GGl7 ~.
Rye flour at s. 90.
Wheat quiet and easy No. Western Red
81 1i3I Pa. Red, and Amber, 81 l4al Il.
Corn dull but steady steamer 5iL1c; yellow
5iL&G55c: mixed, 54%c.
Oats quiet No. White 46V4G1lc No. ? 4iI
tJs: No. 3, Il" 43,: No. Mixet:, 42042l4c.
Rye firm at 9jc.
:'rOvisiOns--market and prices firE ::
mt IS pork. SIS 50: beet hams $2l GOa22 90: m
,lia Mss beef $40 30 f. o. b. BacOn-,,nnked
hams u 141llc: picked hams Sii4914c :sino.,ei
shoulders &c salt do 5lNl51zc.
Lard firm city kettle lO1ac: IOn~'
Du'chers' 91%c: prime steam SO 40.
Buttcr-m;irkct quiet and steady, Cream
cry extra :lla33c do good to choice 23ip
81 Bradford county and New YCrk extra, tubs
27a.Sc 10 firkins. 2i@25e; Western dairy
extra 25ft27c: do good to choice 23g 2i". Rolls
firm Pcnn'a Extra 1GZIlsc: Western Reserv"
':xtr:; 1S6120.
Eggs firm: renn'a.. esGD3oc; Wa-trrr 2s@
2yc.
Cheese quiet and steady; New York
ful! cream, I3lliIHc; Western fu, cream.
l30l3LIc; tior fair to good l2Gi2:ir: !t,
half fskinis lIl0IlIc Pa. do Il0l!Lc.
Petroleum firm ; refined 9Ac.
Whisky at 81 ~.
Seed--t;ooi to prime clover duh at 7asA I;
,lO do Timothy quiet at = 30 do 10 Fla x:.ec.i
steady at .! .6Gll A.
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.H-4RKEYS.


W rORK. Feb l6.-FIOur dull. with
out decided change in price: super
fine State S3 GD13 %; extra ITO
"a 2'fIl 80; choice do 5! 5JGli 30: fancy
DO 81 ?JHl6 50; round hoop Ohio 81 :iJltJ 90 !:
choice ii" at s. 7og9i 75 superfine west
rrn Il 60a3 80: common to good cx-
tr:. do Fl 2j4 ID choice do - G96lG T: choice
white wheat do IS OO1S o.. SOathern quiet and
unchanged common to fair extra II zoo
u: good to choice do So 2OilG 30.
Wheat t4Gl3Sc lower and moderate busi-
ness No. i. White. May, 81 l51s: No. Red,
March, 81 Is5sSG0i -: do April, 81 194@I l?7s !;
do May 81 10
Corn 1It91sc lower and moderately active
Mixed western spot, jia5'1ac: do future ~
Gla71ac.
O,fs a shade easier: State i5@isllzc: Western
iiGeisc No. Apri. 4ic-
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PADDY RYAN ARRESTED,
And Held to Answer for Prixo Fighting
Hut He Got On

And Hei,. to Answer for Prixo Fighting
Hut He Got On.
ALBANY, n. V. Feb. 16.-Paddy Ryan,
the prize fighter, was arrested last night
on requisition of the governor Of West
Virginia, certified by Gov. Cornell, for his
participation in the fight with joe Goss in
that state last summer. After his arrest
and just previous to his being taken 10 the
midnight train to New York, hoJeas
corpus was served on the officers,
the writ be returnable this morning.
He was held in custody all night. This
morning he asked permission to visit his
saloon to arrange his business matters,
and was accompanied thither by one of
the officers. After he had entered the
saloon a crowd collected, and as he walked
out the crowd held the door, thus pre-
venting pursuit. Ryan jumped into
hack and escaped.
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10 Yo Like Foolish.

"For ten years my wife WAS confiaci to her
bed with such a complication ot ailments that
40 doctor could feii what was the matter or
cure her, and used upa small fortune In hum
bug stun. six months ago l 81" a L. s. flag
with Hop Biticrs ON ii. and thought l would
DC Il fool once more tried il. but my folly
proved to be wisdom. Two bottles cured her.
she is now us well and strong aS any mans
wife. andit cost me only two dollars. &c ye
likewise fooEisE."-H. W.. Detroit, Mich
febl-3WU.SW
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Democratic Gains in Marietta, Columbia and
and Country Districts.

uhu SounTy Ds0SIlCtS
In "black" Fulton yesterday the Re-
publican slate was smashed and Sanders;
McSparran, DEM, elected school director
and Henry Brown. Dem.. supervisor.
This is one of the strongholds Of the Re
publicans. OF the contestants for super
visor the Republican only received l53
votes, while Henry Brown, Democrat, re-
ccived 1G7 votes. The big fight for school
directors was between Dr. Chas. Stubbs
and Sanders McSparran Oemocra:), Nc
Spartan received 1856 and DIR. Stubbs, 1Gl.
Alfred NJ. Brown, the other Republican,
received 23s2, and was elected.
In Eden township the Democrats elected
their whole ticket, except assessor and
supervisor.
Little Britain is reported 10 have been
carried by the Democrats.
In Bart the Democrats elected both su-
pervisors, Henry Given and Jacob Key ylor !;
one school director, John Hornsl.cr, and
constable, J. Rhea Chamberlain.
In the Lincoln district of East Donegal
the Democrats elected John Grady, super
vlSOr.
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Mrs. Emma Herr, wife of ex- City Treas
urer c. G. Herr, died yesterday afternoon.
She has been Ill for some time past. She
was a.daughter Of William Miller deceased.
The funeral will take place on Friday.
The funeral Of Henry r. Trout took
place from his late residence ON West
Orange street yesterday, and it was largely
attended. The burial took place at the
Lancaster cemetery. 1t is notable that
Mrs. Hers husband and Mr.. Trout's son,
residing close neighbors, were the two
regular inspectors of the First ward cleo
ton. Neither served yesterday.
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Your Thomas Ecicctric Oil commands IL
large and increasing sale, which il richly ner
its. l have always found il exceedingly help
ful use ii In ali cases Of Rheumatism, az well
as fractures AID diSlocations. I na,ic use o:
IT mysctf to calm the pains OF broken les.
with GiSlo"atiOn Of the foot, and i'll two days
was entirely relieved from pain.
JOS. EEAUDiN. NJ. d.
For sale l;y II. l.. Cochran. druggist, i31 and
i;9 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
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Railroad Accident.

This afternoon as tho local freight train
west, engine 124, was running near the
Big Conestoga bridge, east of this city,
three ears were thrown from the rail
and hlockadel the north track for some
time. The fast freight line west, which
followed the freight, was obliged to back
out and switch upon the south track to
pass the wreck. Conductor Lewis, of the
freight train, was slightly injured. The
accident was caused by the breaking Of 4
body bolt.
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COHuD(lr;llro.

Why are $50 yards Of land bought on credit,
like a drinking song! Because it is "an acre
on tic.''
Why is q man who breaksa window and then
pays the damage like DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil in curing Rheumatism Because it breaks
the pain and tncn makes it all right.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, 49, and
139 North Queen street, Lancaster Pa
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Natures SyN;ce-way

The kidneys are natures siuice-way 10 was;
out the debris OF Our constantly changing
bodies. If they do not work properly the
trouble is felt everywhere. Then be wise ant
rs soon as you sec signs of disorder get Il pack
age of KiincyWOrt and take 1t faithfully. Il
will clean the sluicc-way Of sand, gravel Oh
slime and purify the whole system. Druggist.
sell 1t both liquid and dry.and II Is equally eli
cicnt either independent. fI4-lw d&w
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The Humane fair is drawing immense
crowds. Las: evening the room was
packed with people and 4 great deal of ill
tercst is manifested in the voting, which is
kept very lively.
Tomorrow evening will be ''Sun even
ing" at thes Humane fair. The Lancaster
Glce club will be present and sing few
Of their selections.
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DUBLIC SALE OF FAGRICULTUEall I'M

VJCbA1C SABsE Of AGRICULTCkAl. I'M.
i pleDents. Farmers, look to ;Our interest
Merchants. call and save money. The sub
scriber Will Oferat public sale, ON SATURDAY
MARCH }, ISL, at the nIanufactOry. corner OF
Water and Lemon Streets. Lancaster, Pa, Sale
to commence at 91s O'Clock 4. NJ. amin PM
consisting OF the following named arti-
cles: Twenty Grain Drills, latest imrrnved:
Twenty-Five Hay .Iakes. latest improved.
Pratt's patent; Twenty Grain Fans, both with
single and double crank; Thirty lltna and
HORSEPOWER Corn Shelters. Twenty Hand
corn Shelters, Power Fodder Cutters Cider
Mills tor Hand and IlOrscPo"crW Wine Presses
double and single row Corn Planters
AL the above machines ure warranted for
two years. Also. secondhand corn-She!l.rs.
grain drills, grain fans, one second h:lnd sen,
aratcr, thrashing machine. Also spnkes und
fcllOes tor carriage makers. II lot OF Il inch
walnut bracket boards, Oil barrels and cans
and q lot OF other articles not enumerated
This sale Is intended to reduce stock 10 make
room tor my spring business, whIch will h.,
carried on in Il more extensive scale.
good credit will be given.
>AMIHL KEELEH. Agt
JGHS REBMAN, Auctioaccr. I3tw
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TEc EerstONc Band Fair.

The attendance at the fair last night
was good, the voting was lively and the
wheel Of fortune was doin. good busi-
ness. 4 new and attractive feature was
the post Office under the management of
Mr.. J. NJ. Cogley, .jr. Tonight the
ticket Of admission will be good Tor !,
plate of ice cream.
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ConvalcScCnt.

The friends Of Clarence Nourse, who was
lying at the point Of death at his home in
New Albany, Ind, at the time of his
wife's death in November last, will be
pleased to learn that he recovered. Mr..
Noursc is native of this city where he
has many warm friends.
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VIM. ITensel, colore'. boy who was
charged with stealing large number of
cigars from Al. Fulmer's some time ago,
and who has since cluded arrest, was cap
tuned to day in Centre Square by Officer
Cramer. lIc is Low in the station house.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB. ia 1891
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. light rain or snow,
followed by clearing weather, warm
southerly winds, falling barometer. fol-
lowed by rising barometer and colder
weather.
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Rev. %. Critchlow preached last even
Ing to a good congregation at the First
Baptist church. The sermon was very
impressive and great interest was mani
tested. Mr.. Critchlow will preach his last
sermon this morning.
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!SpEEIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NOTICE.

Ii - ;muc.s;iil;. for . woman after L faithful
course OF treatment with Lydia l.. Pinkhanl3
Vegetable Compounu to continue to suffer
with :. weakness OF the uterus Enclose q
stamp 20 Mrs. Lydia +. P;ni,lr.n!, 233 Western
avcnu2. Lynn. Mas, ter pamphlets.
jy29-ly,!eOdGw
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George w. Goodhart, of this city, bill
poster for Barnum's London show has
been ordered to report at headquarters,
New York, OH the third Of March.
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DUBLIC SALE-ON MONDAY, MARCH
Ii 1881 In nurSuauce OF order of Or

SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE INSPECTORS OF
TIE LANCASTER COUNTY PRISON
desire to call the attention of the public to the
large assortment of
SUPERIOR RAG AND JUTE CARPET.
Made OF the very best materials.
Also, BASKETS.
CIGARS.
GRAIN BAGS AND PAPER BAGS
OF ALL SIZES,
suitable for Millers ami GrOcers, which will be
sold, wholesale or retail, at greatly reduced
prices.
CUSTOMERS CARPETS WOVEN
AS USUAL,
according 10 directions, and al short notice
by order OF the Board
J. l.. HOFFMEIER,
fle-lmd2taw Ninw President.
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MayOr's Court.

This IncrniDg the mayor had several
customers before him. One drunk got
90 days, one was discharged, and so we've
three buns.
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40 INVENTORS.
w. II, BABCOCK.

at-Law, Of Washington, d. g., form,
erly un examiner in 4. ). Patent Office offer,
his services solicitor before the u y. and
Foreign Patent Offices. Careful work at fair
prices. Was associate OF Mr.. Jacob StaufJrr of
Lancaster, until the latter's death.
fl03lEl&WS
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COLUMBIA,

Squire Sam Evans l5caten by Hayes (irier.
Never in.Columbia did borough cleo
ticn pass off more quietly than that of
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DCBLIC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, FEBRU.
l. AIRY ., 1881, will be sold at No. PA East
Orange Street, household and kitchen turni-
ture, consisting In part of one piano and tool
and music books. marble top tables and books,
room stove and fixtures. kitchen stove and
fixtures. carpets by the yard, tables. chairs.
wash stands, and many other articles not
mentioned.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock Of said day,
when conditions will be made known by
JOHN BLACK. SR.
HENRY SHCBEET, Aut. febl5-tsd
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Another Old Cradle.

Col. j. l.. Lightncr. Of Soudersburg,
having read the account of "Grandma
Williams's' old cradle published i'll the
INTELLIGENCER few days ago, informs
us that he is the owner of an older one-it
being 149 years old, Or II years older than
that of Grandma Williams. The colonel
also owns case of drawers $50 years old,
another 100 years old. and clock % years
oIl
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Brandy as a Medicine

The following article was voluntarily sent to
Mr.. III. L. Sliy maker, Agent for Rcigarts Old
Wine Store, by IL prominent practisin. physi-
clan o; this county. who has extensively used
he Brandy referred to in his regular practice
IL Is commended to the attention of those al
fiictch with
Indigestion and Dvsnensia
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BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.

This now much abused Alcoholic Stimuiani
was never intended as 8: beverage, but To he
used IS a. medicine OF great potency in tie curr.
OF some o; the destructive disease, which
sweep away their annual thousands If Victims
With q purely rhi1nthrOpic motive we pre-
sent to the favorable notice of imvili,is-Csln.-
ciai!y those afflicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, q specific remedy, which i.
nothing more or less tuuu
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NEW ADTERTLSElNEN1;S.

III WeSI fI1laUtIpnEl. VOOU WISH anu 1rOntr,
and must be well re commended. Country girl
preferred. Wages IS 80 per week. Address y.
W. R. this Office.
ESTATE OF FREDERICK PYLE, JR.,
IL late OF Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said decedent are Quested to make
immediate settlement, and those having
decedent, to make known the same to the
undersigned without delay. residing in Lam
caster. HENRY WOLF
B. +. DAVIS, Administrator.
Attorney. febl6-6tdOaW
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Tickle in appetite. ir"csoiutc in mind, and
>lh;ec; to rrlanch"y. try Malt :;itt"r=.
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.MISCELL1NEDUS

DEMEM: M::EE IL YOU ARE A SUFFERER
IL from your Kidneys or IL Torpid Liver,
KIDNEYCURA
will remove all trouble. soc. IL pack See
circulars.
KAUFFMAS'S DRUG STGRE
fl0lmd l:G y. Queen ST., Lancaster, Pa.
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HENRY SHCBEET,
JACOB B. Lung,
N. E. COR. CENTRE SQUARE,

JACOB Il. Lung,
N. E. COR. CENTRE SQUARE,
Transacts General Commission Business in
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE MORT
CAGES, BONDS, STOCKS. GRAIN,
AND PROVISIONS.
Prime Investment Securities always for sale
and inquiries regarding them invited
MONEY ALWAYS TO LOAN ON GOOD
MORTGAGES.
By means of a private wire to Philadelphia
orders in Bonds, Stocks, Grain and Provisions
executed instantly. nOSR&Wtf
DUBLIC sALE-ON MONDAY, MARCH
i II, 1884, in pursuance OF an order Of Or.
phans' court OF Lancaster county, will be sold
at public sale at Philip Wallis Green Tree
hotel, West King street, Lancaster city, the
following described real estate. to wit:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground SIT uate
ON the south side of West King street, Lancas-
ter city. containing in front on West King
street, Us feet inches, more or less, extending
In depth to Il 10 feet wide alley 100 feet more or
less, on the east side and IS feet. more or less
feet wide alley in the rear 80 feet, more less.
upon which lot OF ground are crested Il double
OneStOry Brick Dwelling House. No 52i West
King street. a Frame Pottery Warehouse, No.
5eS: also mother smaller Warehouse POtter's
Kiln, Hydrant Fruit Trees and thar i'm prove.
ments thereon.
Terms cash on Oct. |, 1881, upon purchaser
giving approved security.
Sale to commences ut ~ O'Clock p H.. of said
day, when attendance will be given by
HENRY NJ. GANSE,
FRANCIS GANSE
Executors OF the estate of Henry W. Ganse, de
ceased.
JACOB GuNDAEEn, Auct. tebii3tawdts
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Young i;,ics who delight IN fair. fresh face
use Cuticu:.. Medicinal Soap.
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IL. +. SLaYMAKER.
AGENT YCR
ReigartS Old Wine Stare

T1SttU1ISIIC'6 1oD,
IaPuGTEH AND DEALER Il.
FINE OLD Ei:ANDIES, SEEREIEs. SurE-
RIOE OLD MADEIRA, Imported in I-i.,
1927 ana ls2s.) C!IAMPAGNES -
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORTER. BROWN STOUT.
40. 20 EAST kISS; ST.. LhSCASrEE pa
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TIE. ClG.AKM. sk E.ksS.
Organizing :: I:rancli Of tic tnterEatiu
EujGn

Organizing :: Erancl, of tie International
Union.
Last evening the cigarmakers Of this
city icid i meeting i'll Rothwci.er's hall,
at whici, Henry Knodt presided. The
meeting WIS held for the purpose of or
.anzing ciua.n,arkcrs' :lnion. \. Stras-
Ser, of New York, president OF the Cigar
makers international union of America
and Canada, ld,lrcsse, the meeting on the
following subjects: "Tle evils pre-
yailing in the cigar trade, "IIow to
elevate the trade Of a cigarmaker,
and THE necessity OF union amon:; cigar
Makers Mr.. Strasser spoke for about
an hour and 4 half. About eighty cigar
makers were present and Of that number
at least fifty signed the roll. The other
officers Of the meeting were: Vice Presi
dent. Scott Stanley Recording Secretary,
Harry Riil; Financial Secretary, Il. +.
McCuc; Corresponding Secretary, John
Snyder Treasurer, George Fritch Ser
seant-at- Arms, Mark Shane. The follow
ing persons were nominated for permanen.
officers and they well be elected
at the next meeting. President B. +.
McCuc Vice President, Harry Pinkcrton;
Corresponding Secretary, John Snyder:
Recording Secretary. II. Rill; Financial
Secretary, W. F. Blctz Treasurer. Henry
Knodt Auditors, 4 Strauss, ID. P. Pretz-
man and VIM. Saylor. Trustees, Frank
Fritz, Ambrose Herkcnlightcr and Jacob
Mohow.
The meeting was i spirited one and y
great deal of interest was manifested.
During the evening a dispatch was re-
ceived from Philip Bernard. now in Boston,
of the Key West factory. which employees
80 or 40 hands. He stated that hc WAS in
full sympathy with the movement many
other employers in the city are in favor of
it.
Another meeting will bc held at the
same place on next Monday evening.
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Court.

The jury Oh the mechanic lien ease Of
II.nry $ Herr VS.. Henry II. Havnisll, ad
ministratcr of Michael Harnish. deceased,
and James Kccner, rendered 4 verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff for ST. 12l52.
Tie case to deny the validity of the
will of Catherine Stewart is yet on trial
before Judge Patterson.
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Alleged Illegal Voting.

John Hoover, Rep. voted in the Third
and Fourth wards yesterday. He
wasn't needed in either. but perhaps he
thought it was safe occasion to practice
the high art for future useful exercise of
it. lie was arrested by Officer Leman, on
complaint of Chief Police Deichlcr, and
committed by Alderman Donnclly, of the
Seventh ward, for q hearing, to the sta
ton house, where he yet languishcs in
hopeless expectation Of Mike Mulhooly
and Blossom Brick going his bail.
Elmer, alias " Buz' llolsinser, 4 colored
Republican brother, voted in the Third
ward andwas also held by Alderman Donncl
ly to answer for voting Illegally. his age. as
stated by himself upon frequent hearings
before the mayor, being somewhere from
1S to 90 and nowhere near the voting quail
ification.
1t is reported that another Republican
repeater voted in the First and Eight,
wards.
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BRANDY.
A SOVEREIGN Remedy

The aged with feeble appetite ami mere or
less debility. will hnd this simple medicine,
~ hen nrOU1,rly
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REIGiRTeS OLD BRANDY

or all their ills and aches. BE IL. however
strictly understood that We prescribe an,l ,:-.,
bG one article and tU,t Is