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THE SITUATION At ALEXANDRIA CRITICAL

LoNDoN, Jan. "a dispatch from Alexandria
says SERIOUS complications have arisen between the
Chambers and the European Controller General on
financial measures ChcrIf PachaTthe Prime Minister.
"a supported by the Army, and another demonstration
is probable. The situation is critical"
The text OF the collective note sent To the Khedve OF
Fcypt states thai England and France closely
catcd IN the determination to ward O0 by their united
efforts an external and Internal cOmpca ti0ls
which might the regime winch they have csta6
lshed In Egypt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
INAUGUE1uON Of G0TERNoR Fos1Lh

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. Ex-Governor Charles
Foster was naugurltcl for second term ia tho ro.uuIa
Of the state Capitol to-day u the presence Of large con-
course of people. lie delivered brief uau luI
and the oath office administered by Chrfu-tIca
Oaey Tho day fine but tle crowd was The sua Hest
which has been present al Inauguration ccriaOncs IA
many yCaI4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
TIE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-At the annual meet
IN; Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company TO-
day hc annual receipts reported were $57s315 l5 as
dividends and interest Oh bonds paid by the Reading
Company. The following officers were elected: Frank
I'm g. Comfy president: directors, John 10rdUn, jr.N III
iar G. Ludwig Edward g. knight. Alfred Hunt Thomas
Smith, AriO Pardec, James H. stevenson. L. j. DohOnS
c. \. sparks, r. H. Fiter. Thomas /. Stotcsoury and
tp
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neutenancolone 9Th Cavalry; Lieutenant Gilbert
r Oyerton. 9Th Cavalry. TO be captain 9Th Cayay second
Lieutenant benjamin H. Cheever IT, 9th cavalry 10 De lst
h@en'egsn @ % 9Th CavSry Second Lien tenant Albert tHs
te TN cavalry, 10 be first Lieutenant 7h Cavalry captain
G. Mcclellan, 10th cavalry 10 be major 10th cavalry
NGrE-Capan Henry Erhen for restoration TO his former
relative position the acting list etc. Lieutenant Isaac
Ia1lett to be lieutenant ntcommanderi Master Joseph l.
tulsCkeI and Frank W NaOr, 10 be neutenlntS Ensgns
g Nor Wins!0w and William q. Cutler, 10 be masters
Midshpmen A. g. Winerhalter and Thomas S Rodgers to
lie ensizns
J.cS Wharton Of Louisiana to be Marshal OF United states
Tor ihe Eastern District of Louisiana
ALsl
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TURKEY. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

CoNsTANTINorLE, Jan. 9.-It is announced
that the results Of the Turkish mission to Berlin
and Vienna that the Porte is convinced that
although Germany and Austria win not actively aid
Turkish policy they have resolved to maintain the
status quo al The Eu- Germany has promised 10 send
rlorr iIuctouarira 10 Turkey. The relations between
Au-Irlu md tLe Pnrle greatly mpIovcI.
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TO BE PROCLAIMED REGENT.

paris, Jan. "a dispatch from Berlin TO
in france says: Emperor William has decided 20 pro
claim the crown Prince Frederick William Regent on
March % uc,t, on the occasion Of Emperor williams
eIEhtN-nNh bITLhAAN."
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CHANGES IN TIE WABASH SYSTEM.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.--The following changes
in the management Of the Wabash system have been
announced To take effect January 1j John C. Ganlt
has been appointed second v!ccpresdeni and general
traffic manager; Robert Andrews general supcrntend-
of the entire system with W. F. Merrill his assist
ant The ticket and freight dcpa.tmen have been
placed under tho charge Of II {. Townsend aud H. {.
nj rnaI
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MASSACHUSETTS, JUDGts AProNrED.

B0sTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Long sent the
following nominations 10 The Legislature to-day: Asso-
cutcIusticc Marcus Morton, o. Audoyer. Mass to De
Chci-Ju.ce OF the Supreme Court; Charles Allen. Of
Boston Chief Justice Of the superior Court 10 ue Asso
ciafe-Iuaflcc OF the supreme Bench; tI-n Eodge uf
Boston Doe Justice OF tie superior Court ~ place OF
Allen. promoted.
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sHoT WnILE SITTING At i WIYDoW.

Sy. PAUL, Jan. G.--John Walton, a promi-
nen and wealthy farmer living this place shot
and MORALLY wounded while reading by window, just
after dark to Hilht. The deed done by some un.
known person with gun heavily loaded with shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
DAhOTA INDIANS RESTLESS.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 9.-GeneTal Terry, in
his report for the Department OF Dakota says The
Indian outlook I'm Northern Montana IS uniayorable
Rufaoes are rapidly diminishing the indians are max
ing raids hc cattle and the rauchmen are organizing
Il UrOfpctiOu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
A DRUGGISTS FAT4L MISTAKE.

Akron, Ohio, Jan. 9.-Mrs. Nicola Quar-
to day drug for oil Of sweet al
monds but the druggist, either by mistake through
Misunderstanding, ,enl her oil % bi'ter almonds. two
ounces OF which she took with fatal effect
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NEWARK OFFICERS INDICTED.

The Republican members Of tle Common
Council Newark held caucus last night and resolved
10 accept the reclamation Of Controller Baker Some VI
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Ff,yEPU. or RICHARD II. DANA

ROW., Jan. 0.-Ihc funcrlI scrviCcs over
the remains OF the late Richard II Dana TOOK place IN
the American Church IN the Via Naziouac YESTERDAY
The Secretaries American and British Embassies
were among the pail hearers The church crowded
with people all OF whom were dressed 900 mourning. The
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his friends stated that he willing 10 resign but
would ike to prove his honesty in the management OF
his Office. The Grand Jury, in session. IA said 70
have found Indictments yesterday against COnlroNer
Baker and cxCty Treasurer Winans account of care
less husIncsS mannPempnt
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NOMINATIONS.

NAsHNGToE, Jan. 9.-Ihe President sent
sNe following nominations 10 the senate today:
AfmE-A-..I O. Il. scLoGuld l0th Cavalry 10 be
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AFFAIRS AT WASHlNOlON'
,popr.vT PUBLIC MEASURES.

,,,, az TIVE RFruNDING BHL-THE CIVIL shN.
''D,L, yIcr~pRorEcuoN OF AMERICAN CAPITAL ~
MEXICO. poC,rd;no
The debate on Mr.. Sherman's keiunGlnS n,
In ~ hocon Yesterday in the Senate Mr. sher,
n, p'a s,ol,e in advocacy Of the measure ana
Nlassrs. nlc Mcpherson and Bayard IN opposition
Wr Vest offered an amendment, and no'u'
tbo Aoor for to-day. Representative Nm'-
.'5rro offered in the House of Representatives,
q preamble and resolution looking 10 '"5 n.'tL
enlistment Of "a commercial treaty m,.l T.i
Mexico. Mr.. Neal offered resolution ''..'"f le
for information on which to base a system" u
Civil Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-10
Az EXPRESS COMPANY MAKING TROUBLE

The express business on the Long Island
Railroads has been managed for time by the West
cou Express Company. The express company agreed
to pay forty per cent of its earnings to the railroad com
pany for its privilege, and II the business amounted 70
more certain sum, the percentage paid was to be
greater some time ago the railroad managers deter
mined to take charge Of the express business or the
roads and gave the Westcot Company six weeks notice
that ON January ] this would done The station
agents had been acting agents for the express
pary with these agents and the haggngomasters on
the trains the company believed that could carry goods
chaper than the Wcstcott Company. The railroad COM
uaiy declared that much matter that should be
freight was sent by tho Wcstcott Company express
goods The Wcstcott Company It IS said. made pro
test against the railroad company's taking the business
II being Understood that the railroad company woud
bug the equipments Oi the express company used on tho
road at an appraised value and it believed that tue
Wcsfcott Company would Withdraw from uc road Jauu
orvl Eut on December 81 an Injunction secured
from rndec Benedict by the Wcsfcott Company restrain
iu tie railroad company from dspussu-sng n, ana tho
matter viii mp Tor argument on February . ON
sunday acting under the instructions OF President Cor
took Un-.n-suu the Offices owned Dy the railroad
pauv nt Long Island Cy and occupied by the Westcott
Ixurrss Company placing men IN te en-
p,y NJ the rn lroId cOmuauy In charge or them. Yes
t.rsy morning Francis styles clerk iu the employ ~
tLe Wc-tc0tt Company forced hls way into the general
cxrr.s, office at Long Island 'y and, going to desk
out revolver and attempted io retain possession
OF the Office but ichg ds1rncd thrown ON INTO
the street and IttrW rd arrested Uu char-e ccrrcd
Iy superintendent Barton. since January both the
rai.rotd clu;.uy and the Ns-tclu Company have hai
evening policemen were stationed Of The express Offices
10 prevent tIUaD.c.
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NEW ROAD PROJECTED.

Edward L. owen. The Board of Directors has been IN
creased from nine to eleven.
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THE FULL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS;
WAsulNGToN, Jan. 0.-The court was caiieo
10 order at nye minutes past ten' ana 10"
Of the iirst day OF the ninth week Of
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TAKGNG Ills OWN LIFE

TAKING HIS OWN LIFE.
PHILADELPHIA. JAN 0.-IhS morning Thomas
Miller shot himself 90 40 33f Whart0n-st
MISSING FROM HOME FOR FOUR WEEKS.
Troy. v y, Jan. 9.-IhOmas ct0wau. of West
ttDy is s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-23
SAMUEL flksS d Son. AutiOneers.
Oct7,lA,2l. .23k2ld


TDUfLIC SALE OF Valuable CITY
/ property.-By virtuo OF an order Of tho
sold at public sale, ut the Hester louse. IN
the city Of Lancaster, ON MONDAY, NOVEM-
BEk ss nt O'clock p p ,n the Snsividsi
deceasod. in the following described real es-
tate, held by IL. z. RhOads and said Charles q.
Ka1ads deceased. ~ tenants ts In sommST
BUILDING ana lot Of ground thereunto be.
| longing, situate on tho south side OF West
S Ws Kin: s ssrsss sy e ss
extending in depth OF that widt!i 2i5 feet, to a
IA teet wide public alley.
on the southeast corner of West Orange and
caster, fronting on West Orange 20 feet,
SOUTHWARK @ along MulScrPy R street. 80 teet. to
IA feet wide public alley, on which are erected
two Dwelling Houses and other improve
This property will be offered for sale as q
whole or in parts. 1t is the most desirable site
in the city or Lancaster for residence or tor
No 5 All that twostory DWELLING
I'OUSE, with Mansard root and all the mOtt
crn improvements, situate OH the east side Of
the City Of Lancaster, No. l3l. containing in
front on Prince street 81 feet, inches, and ex-
tending in depth 245 feet, to public alley,
At the Same time and place the said II. z,
RhOa,:s will sell his undivided mOiety or halt
interest purparts Nos. AMI 3 I'm the said real
Five-ninths of tho purchase money of tho
undivided moiety or halt.tnterest OF said
Charles g. khoads. decd. will remain charged
time of Massey b. kh0ads, widow OF said de.
ceased the balance of the purchase money
At the same time and place, Ii. z. Rhoa,ls
will Offer at public sale his residence, consist.
ing OF a double twOstOry brick DWELLING
an Al nj n n OF fhnrounfn hQlOn0.
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DUBs.lO SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
l. PEOPEETY.-On TUESDAY, OCTOBER
81, 1882 will will be sold ut public sale, ut the
Cooper House, Lancaster City, Pa, the follow
ing, TO wit: A lot OF ground frontin. on the
south side of West Orange street, Nos. 3S and
40, between North Queen and Prince streets,
Lancaster City, Pa. As feet, more or less, and
extending In depth of that width 253 feet,
more or less, where from the width is u feet.
more or less, to Grant street, Oh which Is
erected a large and cOmmodiOus BRlCK
DWELLING HOUSE, with large tw0stOry
brick back building attached having on the
first floor six rooms, doctors ofIlce second
floor having nine rooms plastered attic with
tour rooms. The house IL heated with q port
able heater, portable range, hot and cold
water, two bath tubs, water closets, gas
throughout the house. hydrant, fruit trees,
&C. On the rear of said lot, fronting ON Grant
street., are erected q large brick and frame
Stables, Carriage House and hyilrant, adjOin-
properly on the west of Daniel A. Altick, and
ON the east by Operty belonging to the Mo-
ravian church. The pfoparty Is located near
the centreO of the city and is very desirable.
Persons wishing to view the property pre-
viOus 10 the day Of sale, can call on the under
signed, residing on tho same.
Sale 10 commence ut O'Clock, p. M, Of said
day, when attendance will be given 8n,i con-
ilitiOnS Ot sale made known by .....s- e.
MARY +. MUuLENBURG,
ANNIE A. MUHLENBUkG.
SAMUEL flkss b SON, AutiOneers. g..
Ocf7 II 81 33kIll
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In Keats beautiful poem, " Lamia, ," young
man has been led captive by a phantom girl.
and is made the slave of her beauty, until An
old teacher comes in and fixes his eye upon
the figure, and it vanishcs in its true form OF q
Shiny serpent. This Is poetry; now for fact.
Disease in various forms scizes upon young
men and old, and especially docs IT affect the
work rum and death. But Hunt't Remedy, a.
the old teacher, comes in, and the Shiny SER
pent Of disease glldes away. At first, men
neys is a mere phantom, and go ON their way
neglecting the evil, and not realizing their
danger. But this IL not something to be- tRifletl
with. Call in Hunts Remedy ut once !; II will
both reveal tho demon and cast It OUT For
kidney, liver and urinary complaints there is
nothing like It. O16lwd
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l.h,i..ia,A;,.. m.snai.

fnlhAnALRAlA. Oct 23-Elour nrm but
PeUnn Panty, $S A. ''
kye Hour ut 81 S7k
Wheat trIn No. . Western Rect ~ OF. !;
Del. and Pa. Re,i, 81 ,7S7$l 10 Lon. berry
Red and Amber at 1l I60l II.
Corn scarce and wanted tor lOcs, u-e
Steamer. Sc; yellow, s7c Mt~"h ~ 1S1c
No. do. SIC.
Oats firmer; No. ! white. So: \" To
A6G46xc: No. do iic; No. : Mixe', sr.c
Rye scarce ut sc.
Seeds-ClOver. new. vG9.s Timothy. u s,l
70; Flaxsecd. 81 320l ~
Provisions steady; Mess Pork. 81: Reef
Hams SlS0I9 50 Insita Mess Beef, 30 %; g. o.
Bacon-smOked shoulders. lE<0lsSc: .alt
DO: nZ0llxc: smOkeai hams, l61l7c;
pickled do. MZ0lA4zc.
Lard steady City kettle. ltc; loose butch.
ers. l3xc prime steam, SiJ 6e0lS Is
Butter hrm and fairly active: Penn'a and
western Creamery Extra, 34c; Er4sstfOrd
county and New York extra, N01sc do firsts
Western extra, .70ssc do good to choice, ssS
sc. ~" = ..
Eggs steady Penn'a. DC Western. .7,sasc.
Cheese steady New York full cream, ego
13c western full cream. fs<Qis3<c; do fair
to good. l0lse Penn'a partskims. s<0s[c;
do full-0kims, A06c.
Petroleum duh Redned, &c.
whisky N q =.
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Mothers! aIotnern Moshers n

MOthers! MOtnarrll RlOshorsn
Are you disturbed Mt night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? II
50, 60 ut once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdia1ejy-tepend
upon it: there is no mistake about IL. There
IL not 4 mother ON earth Who has ever used 1t,
Who will not tell you 1T once that It will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief anil health 10 the child, operating
like magic. II Is perfectly safe to use in all
cases. and pleasant TO the taste, and Is the
description of one OF tho Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in tho United
States, Sold everywhere-. . conts hottie.
m2-lv-M,WASGw
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A voico from the 4 ress.

l take this opportunity to bear testimony to
the efficacy Of your Hop Bittels." Expect.
ing to find them nauseOus and bitter and com
po cd of bad whisky. we were ag' eeably SUR
priscd at their mild taste, just like a cup of
tea. A Mrs. Cresswell and Mrs. ConnOr,
friends. have likewise trie,l. and pronounce
them the best medicine they have ever taken
fe + building up strength and toninc up the
system. l was troubled with costiveness,
headache and want of appetite. Ny ailments
arc now all gone. 1 have u yearly contract
with doctor to look after the health OF my
self and family. but l need him not now.
8. GILLILANp.
Peoples Adrocdtc, Pittsburgh, Pa.
July g 1873. Ol6 2wd&w
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new xorR marxOs.

NRv Yosx Oct. I3-HlOur-State and West.
ern quiet prices without decided change /;
Southern steady.
Wheat opened x0Kc lower; subseq qoentIy
No. / White at 81 Il; No. 2 Red, Oct. d 09Az
0I 10; do Nov. q loS6l Ion 10 Dec,
JAM. 81 l30I l3]< do Fct., 81 45S0l 14A.
Corn opened A0Nc lower afterwards re-
covered from decline; mixed western spot,
Sl0SSc do futures, 6lNGSSc.
Oats XO1fc 10weP No. Nov.,J Af4@4g<c !;
do Dec, 41z0437Sc State, 4s3Sac !, Western.
Hf9SOc 'rr. -.
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J. .GUNDAKER, Auct.

/ SEY AND DURHAM COWS. On THURS
DAY, OCTOBER 26. 1882, will be sold at pub
lie sale. ut the public house OfJ W. Frantz, in
the village OF hlillcrsvillc, Lancaster county.
Pa, the following live stock, to wit THIRTY
HEAD or COWS, some fresh and some OF
them close springers Twenty Head of No l
heat; Ten Head OF Guernsey. AltIernev and
Jersey Iieifcr5 The above stock was se,ected
by the undersigned personally, who thinks
in short, they must be as represented in every
respect or no sale.
A credit of 90 days will he gwen.
Sale to commence ut o'clock n. M. of said
day. when attendance will be given by
- HARRY e. LINTNER.
SAMUEL Hess SON. Auct. ltd
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SAMUEL HEss & Son, Aucts,
4 NlllIRT IlsllGI. a m ATIAAa

OURT PROCLAMATION.
" WHEREAS, The Honorable JOHN d. IIv-
INGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
w. PATTERSON, Associate Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for the county
of Lancaster, and Assistant Justices OF the
Courts Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail
Delivery and Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, In
and for the county Of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, to me directed, requiring me,
among other things, to make public prOclamac
ton throughout my bailiwick, that Court OF
Oyer and Terniner and o General Jail Dellv-
cry, also Il Court of General Quarter Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court House, in the city of Lancaster In
the Commonwealth of fPcnnsylvan1a. on the
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER (l9th), lSS:c.
In pursuance Of which preccpt public notice
is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the city Of Lancaster, in the said county, and
all the justices Of the Peace, the Coroner and
COnstables, of the said city and county OF Lam
caster. that they be then and there In their own
proper persons, with their rolls, fecOrtiS anu
examinations, and inQuisitiOns, and their other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their Offices appertain in their behalf to be done
and also all those who will prosecute against
the prisoners who are, or then shall be, In the
jail Of said county Of Lancaster, are to be then
and there to prosecute against theE as shall be
just. ~ II. ElF-gEg = TIrT
1885,. JOHN II, HIGH, Sheriff.
., .-..r -. Oy34tdA&4tW
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DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Mr. ii. Callan, Mp,
addressed q meeting Of his constituents in
Louth yesterday. A vote was passed Civ
ing Mr.. Callan leave to proceed to Amer
ica. The object is the union Of the various
political organizations to effect parliamen-
tary land law reforms and 10 bring pres
sure upon the government to carry them
in Parliament.
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NOR RENT.

lOR RENT.
L Second and third floor of No. 26 North
Queen street, consisting of nine rooms, bath
room included. The rooms are suitable tor
Offices or dwelling, and especially for dem
lists. Also in the rear of and connected with
the above, q two and a-half story BRICK
BUILDING containing eight rooms, hail and
cellar, range and sink in the kitchen. The
rooms arc newly papercd and painted. Apply
to JACOB LOEB,
No. sos West Chestnut street, or II. Levy. No.
East King street. Ol7-lwd
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Cattle AaPkOe.

PnlLADKLrHIA. Oct. .3.-Cattle market innc,
tive sales, 4, 500 head primo EH07c gOo.i nc
i64kc; fat cows. y<04<c. L.-ar I-.
Sheep market duh good stock hrm: com,
mon lower sales. 15.OD hoaG priSne, so
3IS040 common. 2kG%4c fat ewes, i%@jr
stock owes, 3HGANe; Western lambs. ,;k0
exc; Chester county lambs. 867Xc: veal
calve5, 109xo York stnte calves 4i0Skc. TfI
Hogs duh /; sales. 4.COO heaA selling u
lljl2Nc.
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DEATHS.

uErTING.-In this city, on the I'D inst, Chas.
4. Hepting, in the 45th year OF his age.
The reiatives and friends OF the family, also
st. Joseph's Beneficial Society, Schiller
Vcrcin and City Band, arc respectfully in
yitetl to atteR1&lls funeral, from his late resi-
.lcncc, No. ~ South Duke street, OH Wcdncs-
day morning ut 81 O'Clock. Services at st.
Anthony's church. Jnterment ut st. An
thongs cemetery. O23:td*
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RlOTElsS RAMPANT.
A Populacs Angry .s the Municipal Author.
itl00.

A POpulace Angry as the Municipal Author.
itiea.
LYONS, Oct. 23-There was = riOtOus de-
monstratiOn against the municipality hero
yesterday, in consequence of their having
suppressed the subventiOn to the opera.
The police were unable to cope with
the crowd. A body Of gendarme cleared
the streets. At two O'Clock this
morning there was an alarming explosion
under table in q restaurant attached to
. theatre, The people rushed into tho
street, and another and heavier explosion
then occurred, shatteriDg tables, mirrors,
etc., and seriously injuring three persons
1t 10 stated three men left small bombs
under the table.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-FOur of the persons
arrested here on Saturday, in connection
with the riots at MOntoeau- Lss- Mines,
have been released on bail. Instructions
have been telegrsphed to Lyons, ordering
the release of NJ. Gautier.
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Driving Accident.

Last evening Samuel Charles was driy.
ing down Brenemau's Hill in Providence
township, when be was compelled to stop
on account of the breaking of some part of
his buggy. Two other teams which were
behind ran into his. One buggy was up-
sat and badly broken and the other two
were badly damaged,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-23
A SYell Known Trot,er's Success.

WoH huOWn TrOtler'B SucCess.
At the West Chester races. on Saturday,
the 2:46 raco was won by '' Purity" the
beautiful bay mare, whose exhibition per.
formance at tho park in June last won
deserved cOmmendation. She is now
owned by Elan Ludwig, of Bcrks county,
and has been very successful this season,
winning races at the Berks county fair and
also at KutztOwn,,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-23
Another Aclross In Luck.

NEW YORK. Oct. % The suit Of Mar
guerite SelOio, the actress and singer,
against Martin w. Handy, Alice Harrison
and Lewis Harrison, known as THE Har
risons' to recover 81, 500 damages for au
alleged breach of contract, was triod in
tho court of common pleas today, and a
verdict rendered for tho plaintiff for 81, 900