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PueD! Plies! Piles +.

A sure cure found at lastl No one need
suffer! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been discovered
by DR.. william ian Indian remedy, called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF Is or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medi.
cine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do
moro harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, ailays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed). acts u a poultice, gives instant and pain
less relief. and 10 prepared only for Piles, itch.
ing OF the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Cofnnberry, OF
Cleveland, says about Or. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores OF Pile
Cures. and itaffords me pleasure to say that
I have never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DR.. vii.
liam's Indian Ointment.
For sale by H. B. Cochran, l37 and $50 North
Queen street. Price, $l.Oo. HENRY q Co., Pre-
prietors, 81 Vesey Street. New York,
febA-Tu6FA&w
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Western Grain Markets.

ToLEBo-Wheat weak; No. 2 Red. spot, q 81
0l 32H; April, 81 3lA May, Il BIZ June,
81 26H; July, 81 M; August, 81 0Sk; year,
$lO7%.
Corn weak; high mixed, 75Xc; No. 2, spot,
74Ac; April, TIC, bid May, TAO June, 1890
July, 74c year, a5Ac.
Oats-NO sales
Cloverseed-No. 2si Is; prime, u IS ; prime
mammoth. S.
AT the close wheat was quiet; No.2 Red spot
u l21s; August, 81 09; year, III OslI@i 0sE,
Corn inactive; high mixed 75Zl76c; No. z
spot, 75c bid -; April, ,745lc; May, nc June. 7sN
Q74c; year, 55szc.
Reccipts-W heat, 10000 bushels corn, $500
2,sO9 bushels oats, 2,4UO bushels.
Shipments--Wheat.3 5000 bushels; corn, II OCO
bushels oats, ], ,0OO bushels.
PEORIA. Ill.-COrn. new, firm high mixed
at 7l1<Gp72c mixed. 7lLl7Is4c.
Oats firm No. White, 5l14G5l1lc.
Rye dull and lower; No. Sat s5@s5Ho.
WhiSkey steady and unchanged.
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THE APPARATUS TESTED.
An Accident 10 Hose Cart No. ,

An AcclO0nt 10 hOSe CorC NO. i.
A number of insurance men from New
York city, Hartford, Conn.,, and other
places held a meeting at tho Stevens
house to day and transacted considerable
business. all of which is of q private ma
ture. While they wero here Chief En-
Gineer Howell showed them how our new
fire department worked. At 1:30 p. m.
he struck an alarm from box 16 at Water
and West King streets. In about one
minute the first apparatus (No. ~ was on
the ground. and it was but a very few mo.
ments until the whole department was
there. They made excellent time and the
trial was very satisfactory.
As the hose cart of engine No. l was
passing over the railroad track of the
Reading road at the place where the alarm
was struck it upset. John Weitzel, the
driver, escaped unhurt by jumping of,
but George Currie, the foreman OF the
company, who was riding on the cart was
thrown heavily to the ground, and besides
having his hands aud face cut, was badly
bruised. The dash board and shafts were
broken from the cart and several lamps
were broken. Tue cart was taken to the
shop for repairs. The horse also fell and
was injured somewhat about his legs !; he
is also laid up.
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Philads,pa,a Cattle Market.

no1n4I,,A April 1.-The receipts Oflive stool.
at the Phiiadslphis stock yards wore: For
Sssd hogs $50 SesS Previons sseeR ResS sS
iBsssssss - - 600 head; sheep, 10000 head; hogs
| Beet Cattle-Althou9h the cos, OF cattle
| West were higher, and drovers were compelled
| g pay from = TO 70 p D moro fer their stock,
the retail market was dun and in many In
We ont ssSsS 81 sSiG tor less than cost West
xxtrA If0ec; Good. 71s07,<c: Medium,
'IS ails6 Con Common: %srs s8sc TT COWS, +<Ge
Sheep-The market has been active. and
with lighter arrivals prices advanced 70 per
pound A carload Of shsared sheep sold at &C.
a. dEs5Et,.' sEa M@,Me; .s: sS9d: e'fg1Sc; medium;
3 sHs; soa, calves milch, sassc; lambs. spring,
Hogs were fairly active.
We quote rs follows:
Good, lO0lOhc; common, SxG9c.
aALEs OF BEEvES AT THE WEST PHlLApyI Ppla
STOCK YARDS.
Martin, Fuller Co.. liz Western, wholesale,
). Shsisity. ~ IL. "ssss1a; western sSsa s5ssc
E. 8. 4 B. +. McFillen. l6S Western ami
r Lancaster county, s1<67Ec.
sST.o: 4 S 2ssni 3 jim eVss co... saa9T; 6 10
sA.mD.rs F.s s w; 70 as lsi
James Clemson 81 Lancaster and Berks CO..
69f07kc.
Z Adler, 50 Western, s,sa,s,c:
ls0 Montgomery CO., cows 4aGl6ISc
G. schainberg Z Co: hO Lane. co. ami West
Daniel Murphy: sS:si s Western and Lancaster CO.,
6A@7kc.
4: Il fssin; Gssi i ~ YGsl = rsnn. saSr;v saMs aM
John McArdle: lSo Lancaster county, 61<G7zkc.
owen Smith. 81 Western, account Oi j. Schanl-
burg Co.: IS Western account Il.
Maynes; IL Penna. account Wm
Banks, 7GI4c.
Z. Horn, q Penna. and cows. 4MIGA.c.
Daniel Smyth 4 Bro 13O Western and Lancas.
county, 6ZG7Kc.
Dennis Smyth, ~ York co.. 61$I7nc
Levi. llS Western, 5t.071sc
chatn Caldwell, IS Western, mixed, 4LGiGn
J. +. Sadler = Co. IS cars Western, wholesale,
5%G7Lc.
J. T. Latta, 20 Chester county, 6l6,.c
!. Scheetz, q Western, S07Lc.
IS Mont. county cows, 41<G6xc.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active at 9G1lXc.
SALES LAST WEEK.
ThOs Bradley, l42 head at lO4Dllc.
A. A. Boswell u DO. ut 9llllLc.
G. 9. Dengler, 6j do. at lUlGDilc.
w. ii. Brown 80 do. at 90Iiac.
Harlan II Bro, IS do. at ,O1.1l1c.
J. +. LowGcn. IS do. 101llc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Ste wart sGlsi 7sO head at Sls6lOc and
0 head dressed lambs at QHlllc.
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CaICAGO.-Cattle-Rsceip 8, 400 head ship
ments, 1.SOo bead exports steady and un-
changed at 81 007 So good choice shippinR.
96 5O66 90; common to fair, Is 60tl6 80; mixed
butchers steady common to fair % 5OsL5 10 :
corn-fed Texans, IS IS stockcrs and feeder,
$3 c005 20.
Hogs-Keceirts. 10 COO head ;shipments, G0)
head; market active, and higher advanced
10c common to good mixed, 81 6007 o. hea avy
al 10 skips and culls. - 5096 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 head; shipments,
go head market strong. active and 100 i5c
higher; common to medium. 81 5OQ5 80 !;
choice to extra, IS 1896 IS.
The DrOrers' Journals cable dispatch from
Liverpool reports: cattle strong hest steers,
l6@l7c. Sheep strong at ls@.2.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle-Receip 2,l3l head :;
market dull anu prices q shade lower than
last week.
HOgs-Receipts, $500 head: market firm
Philadelphias, q 2507 ~; Workers, So 75@
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head market Arm at
last weeks prices.
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CONCERTS LAST NIGHT
The Msonnerchor and LIederkrsns SiuS1ue
Societies.

The Maonnerchor and LIederkrans 0ins1ne
Societies.
Last evening the annual Easter concert
and sociab!e Of the Lancaster Mennerchor
was held in their hall, rear of the Knapp
property, East King street, and was a very
pleasant and enjoyable affair. The attend
ance was large, and the music Of high
order, rejecting much credit upon the
performers, and especially upon Profs.
Matz and Surmann, who 30 successfully
conducted it. Dancing followed the con-
cert programme, the music being BY Tay-
lor, and all went merry as marriage bell
till the wee sma' hours of the morning.
The programme was as follows:
Overture 'Crown Diamonds s".........Aubor.
Chorus, "Zu Andernach. ..Abt,
MennerchOr.
schnsucht, /" Lied ohne Worte, ,"......Franke.
Chorus, "Mueika. ische Blumsnsprsshe,
Genes.
0avotte, Die schUne Reiterin," Rixnsr
Chorus " Das deutsche Leid, ~. Schneider.
MRnnerchOI,
Vase. Die Grafensteiner," .Rixner.
Galop, " Coaching ciaS." ..Aron.ohn.
Orchestra.
The Leiderkrans.
AuO DdsGCE CJuCcTL ttuO bUClAUlo VI LuS
Lancaster Leiderkranz, and the final one
of the winter series, was held in Schiller
hall last evening. The concert began ct
an early hour and it was very fine. A
large audience heard it and all were highly
pleased, notably worthy Of mention being
the vocal solos Of Nessrs. Drachbar and
Mellinger, and Mr.. Vanhart's cornet solo,
an elegant performance that called out
great applause. After the concert the
sOciable came off. There was very large
crowd present during the whole evening,
and the floor was full all the time. Dane
ing was kept up until late hour. The
programme of the concert was as follows /:
PARrI.
" Montrosc Quickstep.". III. Z. Cogswsll |
stoey's Orchestra
Chorus, Das trcu0 dcutSche Horz,"..J. Otto |
Tenor Solo. 20 Loving Heart Tr,A.srn,"......
l.. N. Gottshalk. |
Mr. II. Drachbar.
Der frohe Wundcrsmann,".....
+. S. Engelb, rg. |
Chorus "Lfehe' Polka" 10y recuesTt' ...;::.
Leiderkranx.
PART II.
"Sweet Lille March," .....J. b. Cox |
Stoey's Orchestra
" Deg Alb 3cLfed d'.............E. s. Engeberg. |
Bass Solo. Thy Sentinel am l. l,''................
Michael Watson. !
Mr.. H. C. McIlinger !
Cornct Solo, Constellation Polka.
Mr.. r. vanhart
Chorus, "S1ngcr March, ,''........H III. Schaener.
Leiderkranz.
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By Uniyeraal Accord.

AYER's CATHARTIo PILLS are the best of all pur
gatives for family use. They arc the product
OF long, laborious. and successful chemical In
vesugation. and their extensive use, by ply.
sicians in their practice, and by all civilized
nations, proves them the best and most effect
ual purgative PHI that medical science can
devise. Being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no OF; Pills can bs COM
pared with them. and every person, knowing
their virtues, will employ them, when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole machi-
merry OF life. Mild, searching and enectuaI,
they ore especially adapted to the needs of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements of whicf,
they prevent and cure. If timely taken They
are the best and safest physic to employ for
children and weakened constitutions whore
q mild but effectual cathartic is required. For
sale by all dealers. ap7-1wdeoda
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The pleasures Of the table cease,
Whene'er the teeth begin to fail;
The beauties OF the mouth decrease;
The breath's no more a spicy gale;
And all must soon in ruin lie,
Unless to SOZODONT we fly.
on11.1 " WhnoA q z

A Cough, Cold or sore Throat should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results IN an In.
durable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the inflamed parts, allayinS
irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and The Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to-. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly entire generation, they have at
tained wei. .nerited rank among the few staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 8 cents q box
everywhere m81vdTThGS&lvw
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1,HE.

ARNoLD.-1N this city, April 10, 1882, Laura
DOrOthea. daughter OF Frederick and Anna
Laura Arnold, aged fiyo months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence OF her parents, No. l06 Low
street. tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at
2ko'clock. ltd*
RHoADs.-In this city, on April 10th, 1882,
Charles u. RhOa0s.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his lato residence, No. 13l South Prince
street, on Thursday morning ut II o'clock. In.
terment at Lancaster cemetery, aprll-2td*
EMERsoS.-In this city, ut the st. James Or.
phanage, April 10. 1882, Katie Emerson, aged
q years.
The friends, also the teachers and scholars
OF the st. James chapel mission school, are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from
the st. James orphanage, No. 1l9 North Duke
street, on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Services in st. James church.
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AFFRAY BETWEEN NEGKOES.
Two OF Them Dissmbowo: Companio

Two OF Them Dissmbowe: Companion.
ST. LOUIS, April 11.-About 8 O'Clock,
on Sunday morning, while several me-
groes were gambling with cards in sa-
loon on North 7th street, a dispute arose.
Bill TOliver went out in the alley and he was
followed by John Hunt and Sam Williams.
The former having picked up a large
cheese knife, Williams, it is alleged, held
Toliver while Hunt stabbed him in the
abdomen. turning the blade quite around
SO that the bowels protruded from the
wound. Toliver was taken to the city
hospital, where he died about 9 o'clock
this morning. Hunt made his escape, but
Williams was arrested.
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THE FAxMERs FRiEND

Dr.. Barber's Red Horse Powders are the best
In the market. They are not a mere food made
OF inert and cheap materials, but q veritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and fatten stock in one fourth the time,
acting ai once upon the digestive organs and
secretione. and may be safely relied upon for
tho cure Of coughs. colds, distemper, glanders
and all disease OF horses. mules, cattle. sheep,
hogs nnd poultry. They will increase tho
quantity and uality OF milk in COWS and keep
all kinds OF stock in a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere ut oOc. per pack, tor 81; large
size lOc., or 5 tor 81. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Store, l37 and l39 North Queen
streets. aug2-lydaod&wl
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Phiiadelphta Market.


fHILADxLPaIA, April Il.-FlOur quiet, but
drm springs mostly wanted superfne. q 50
O. 50; Extra. - 750$5 50 Ohio and Indiana
family, 81 1907 25 Penn'a .anI:ly, 50 0OU6 Is.
Rye flour 81 -,
Wheat firmer and fair demand; Del. and
Penn'a Red, 81 4lsSl AZ; do Amber, 81 420l 43.
Corn tirmer and good local demand !;
Steamer at s91s9Ic; Yellow, 900; Mixed.
90c; No. 3 Mixed, S9c.
Oats scarce and wanted; No. White, Go
No. do &c No. do 65c No. mixed, GA.
Rye scarce and nominal ut S909Oc.
Provisions. firm and fair jObbing trade.
Lard firm.
Butter dull and easier, more Offering:
Creamery extra. 43c; Western, 4l0l:c do
good to choice, 37g4Oc.
Roofs scarce.
Eggs steady. more demand Penn'a., l7Ns;
Western ut l6Nl7c.
Che csc firm choice, mild . good, scarce.
Petroleum dull Refined, III.
Whisky at 81 ~. ..
Seeds-goOd to prime clover steady at 10
Sc; do do Timothy steady at - 6O02 10: dosfo
Flaxseed nominal at 81 IS. - --
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SLIGHT FIRE.
Another Incendiary Attempt ar Night.

Another Incentiary Attempt ar Night.
This morning shortly after o'clock =
two-story frame building, some forty feet
in length and fifteen in width, belonging
to Mrs. Chamberlin and situated on the
lot at the corner of Mulberry and Grant
streets was set on fire. 1t was discovered
before the flames had made much head
way, and the alarm was sounded from box
81 located at West King and Charlotte.
The alarm was promptly responded to by
the firemen, who were on the ground in an
almost incredible short space of time and
extinguished the flames before much dam
age was done. The building is an old
structure and unoccupied. 1t was formerly
used as stone-cutting room, by Mr..
Vogelsang. A few dollars will put it in
as good repair as it was before the incen.
diary attempted to burn it.
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AsHBURNHAM, Mass, Jan. II, 1880.

ASHBURNHAN, Mass, Jan. II, 1880.
have been very sick over two years. They
all gave mo up as past cure. tried the most
skilful physicians. but they did not reach the
worst part. Tho lungs and heart would Nil up
every night and distress me. and my throat
was very bad. I told my children l never
should die in peace until had tried Hop Bit
helpe! mo very much indeed. am now we'll.
There was q lot OF sick folks here who have
cen how they helped me, and they used them
and are cured, and feel ~ thankful as do
that there 10 SO valuable medicine made.
apl 2wdGw Mrs. JULIA G. CUsHIHo.
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The Supreme Cours Rsnders an Important
Decision
New YORK, April 11.-An important
case to wOrkingmen was decided In the
state supreme court to-day. Daniel j.
McCarty worked as scowman for tho dock
department for three years. putting in ten
hours . day for s250 each day. Under
the law making eight hours . legal days
work McCarty sued for the two hours
extra work which he had performed daily.
The supreme court holds that he perform
ed the work voluntarily and cannot claim
extra compensation. tT.l,4 - /
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THE CHILDREN's sCOURoE


Scarlet Fever In the Coal Region.
PoTTsv1LLB, April 11.-A malignant
form Of scarlet fever has broken out at
Cressona. Within few days one family
lost all its children consisting of four boys,
and two of another family who were in
good health yesterday, died this morning.
The citizens called q meeting and to-day
all the schools were closed. A liberal use
Of disinfectants has been ordered, aud
great uneasiness is felt. Physicians seem
unable to cope with the disease since it
terminates fatally within "a hours of the
appearance of the first symptoms.
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THIRD EDITION..
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Il, lae2.
ON THE DEFENSIVE,
sEcon.ks VERY oAu ur1ous

| SHtPHERD DECOAING VERY CAU Fk0U3
| The Democratic Investigators Pressing the
Peruvian Contractor Hard-He Ne
turns Evasivs ,kePlies-Defend-
ant ~ Welt a. Witness.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-Representative
BlQnnt continued the cross exapination OF
SAipherd to day and Shipierd's 8 statement
early in the investigation that he appeared
before the committee in a dual capacity,
as witness and defendant, was finally re-
allied. Witness was at once put upon the
defensive and the palpable drift of the
MORNINGS examination was to bring out
and define exactly how far the witness had
gone in direct attempt to influence the
official action of Minister Hurlbut.
Witness was asked if Senator Blair az
counsel was conferred with in relation to
the letter of Hurlbut In which Shipherd
rendered him $3.50, ,OsO of stock and re-
piled that Blair did not see the letter to
Hurlbut. Witness, however, told him of
1t after it was sent. The counsel general
ly disapprOved of the letter, telling Ship.
herd it might get him into trouble.
To Blount's questions in relation to the
letter sent to Arizola through Hurlbut he
received nothing but evasive replies from
witness. ....
d Mr.. Belmont then took up the cross ex-
animation and his questions followed each
other in rapid succession and very soon
developed the probability that tho COM
mittee had extracted from the witness
about ali the information he proposed to
give them.
Mr.. Belmont asked witness if his clients
suffered any injury from the Peruvian
government. Witness desired to answer
the question at length in his own way, but |
insisted, declined and committee
then went into secret session for ten min
utes, at the conclusion Of which witness
proceeded to explain in his own way that
Justice had not yet been denied them. but
not knowing what course the Peruvian
government might pursue, lie could not
answer yes or no.
After some further inquiry shipherd
asked to be excused for the day, and COM
mittee adjourned until tomorrow.
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HUNDREDS OF Men, Women and Children
rescued in every community from beds Of
sickness and almost death and made strong
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best evi.
dences in the world Of its sterling WORTH
Post. ap7-lmdeod&eow
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Guiteau and the Scovilles

WASHINGTON, 11.-Guiteau has issued a
card coudemning the proceeding Of Mrs.
Scovillc in fling petition in Chicago for
a conservator of his estate. Guiteau says
he has no estate except the copyrights OF
his books, that he is not lunatic, and
points to the verdict of the jury in his case
to sustain this. He further says the
Scovilles are nuisance and that be
wants nothing moro to do with them.
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Charter Elections in New jersey.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., April Ito. day
the charter election in tho various cities
and towns of Hudson county arc being
held. Up to noon an unprecedentedly
largo vote has peen polled in this city.
Both parties are equally confident of
final success and are straining every re-
source to achieve the victory.
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Bart Ircnas,

Tie busy season for farmers has come,
and the roads are almost deserted during
the day. with the exception of agents and
others who arc besieging the farming
neighborhoods with improved agricultural
implements or few tons of fertilizers.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGiboney paid visit to
Mr.. Starrett a few days ago, but only for
short time.
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Suneripr iroin Trichluosis.

PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-An of the
persons in Bridesburg who are suffering
from trichinosis are reported as consider
ably improved this morning, except Mr..
and Mrs. Cody, who still suffer greatly.
The attending physician expresses the
opinion that all will recover.
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shIpwrients ON . str1ne.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. April 1.-The
shlpwrights have struck for thirty cents
an hour. They have been receiving Is
cents. They gave weeks notice of their
demand and refused to 60 to work yester-
day.
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WEATHER INDl0ArlONs.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 11.-For
the Middle Atlantic states, clearing wealth.
or, nOrtherly winds, higher barometer,
stationery or lower temperature.
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New Collector Appointed.

George Wisner, to whom tho contract
was awarded for collecting the tax in the
western wards of this city, will not serve
and the county commissioners have ap-
pointed ID. B. Vondersmith in his stead.
Wisner's bid was Il per cent and Von-
dersmith's was 2 per cent,
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DENVER, April 11,-Gov. Pitkin has
received the resignation of Secretary
Teller. It is not known who will be ap-
pointed to the secretaryship, but the selec-
ton will be made tomorrow.
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1t Is probable that the young lady celebrated
in those charming lines Of Robert Burns, had
tan. mothspots and trscklss,. with other
beauty blemishes. For such conditions, DR..
Dcnson's Skin Cure should be on every Iady's
toilet table. api0-lwd&w
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.nARkETn.


~s~ IOrH
NBw York. April 11--FlOur-State and
Western shade stronger, with moderate in
curry. Southern firm common to fair extra,
81 50Ss IS goon to choice do. 60 s0Gs5 50.
trade; No: 2 Red, May, 81 IlSa1 Az; do
June, 81 379l 37s; do July, 81 241S0l 2isz do
Ap,il, 81 4Ol1 bid, 81 Al asked.
Corn about &c better. with moderate busi-
ness Mixed Western, spot, s0as4c futures.
eoHGs2Nc.
JAS without quota Die change; No. June.
6J3IM5 5Sc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-11
Great Sale Of Fine Trottine stock.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE greatest
sale of finely bred trottiug stock ever
made in Kentucky took place yesterday.
Eden View, Indian Hill and Wood Lake
studs represented seventy-nine head,
900 go