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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-28
NOT DELEON.

Er""n;'t,zeT Dismissed" County for Costs. D
Fred'k Brownprizer, who was arrested
in Pittsburgh and brought to this city
by Chief Of Police Deichler, under the be-
lief that he was Dr.. Eugene DeLeon, had
hearing before Alderman Spnrrier this
afternoon.
DIR. Goldsmith, of Harrisburg, who oc
cupicd the same house with DeLeOn for
several months, and knew him intimately,
swore that the accused was not he. Miss
iiensIer, who was present at the marriage
reception Of DeIeon ana Ida Brcneman,
swcrc positively that the accused was not
the man. Mrs. Coonley. who suffered SO
severely on account of DeLeon's mis-
deeds, sWore she did not think the accused
was the doctor and Officer Titus was
sure he was not the man.
Il. F. Esaleman, who represented the
commonwealth, was satisfied from the tes-
t!mOny tilat there was no case against the
accused. and would not as!, that lie ne
held for trial. He hoped, however, that
i'll making out the bill o: costs, which the
county would have to pay, the alderman
would include the expenses incurred by
the officers, as it was at his (Mr. Eshle-
, ,nan's) request that Chief Deichler had
gone to Pittsburgh to make the arrest
BrOwnpriZer WAS much affected during
the hearing, and, when discharged, asked
what w:,s to become of him. He had been
brought all the way from Pittsburgh for
nothing, and Row had hardly money
enough to pay his way home. Mr.. Eshlt-
man gave him small contribution, and
told him to be of good cheer, and he then
left the Office
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MYSTERIOUS TRA8EDY.
A Wealthy Woman Poisoned by Opium A
mlnisterod by Unknown Hands.

A Wealthy Woman Poisoned by Opium Ad-
ministerod by Unknown Hands.
In Louisville, Mrs. Belle Oldham, we'll
known and wealthy woman, who lived
near the city limits, was found lying dead
in her bed. From the discoloration of her
face, her clenched hands, and the general
appearance Of the body, the physi-
clans decided that she had been
poisoned with opium, violently ad-
mipistered by other hands than her
own. The only circumstances that go to
shed light upon the deed are these ::
Early in the evening a negro woman
called at Mrs. Oldham's house and asked
permission to remain all night. The re-
quest was complied with, and a pallet
made for her in an adjoining room. An
eight-year-old boy of Mrs. Oldham's says
that his mother put him to bed and then
went into the room where the negro
lay. The boy, on awakening, missed
his mother, and after calling her
went to her room and found her lying
on the bed with her clothes nearly
all torn from her body. The negro had
gone out of the house through side win
dow which was found open. Mrs. Old.
ham is suing for divorce from her hus.
band, and at the last term of the chancery
court had won law suit conveying to her
600 acres of valuable land, the rental Of
which brings SO, 900 per annum. At her
death the land was to go to her children.
A description of the negro woman is in
the hands of detectives, who are securing
the city. The husband of the murdered
woman has been absent from town several
dayS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-28

tInguishec prima donna Clara Louise Kellogg
at the head of her own famed concert Organi
cation Will appear at Fulton opera house
under the management of MI Elias Barr. o.
Miss Kellogg herself 1t is unnecessary to
speak-her reputation las extended ts every
quarter of the civ ilized world and when 1t is
added that the company includes also Brignoli
Tagliapietra, and others of like celebrity, II
will be known that an entertainment of un.
exampled briIliancy awaits all who attend
next Wednesday. The chart tor reserved seats
is at MI. Chas. II. Earr's book store. Centre
Square. The uniferIn price of admission is 81,
with no extra charge for securing.
''SamV Of Posen.'-Of the performance ad-
vertised FOR next Thursday night, Puck,
whose keen sense of humOr IS proverbial,
says: - Mr.. George Ii. Jessop's play OF Saml
of Posen,' row playing at Havcrly's Four
teenth street theatre, IS success. The He
brew commercial drummer Is admirably and
humorously depicted by Nj. N. B. Curtis 1t
is no ridiculous exaggcIation such as Is too
frequently seen on the stage In characters OF
this kind-but :. pleasant and truthful per
sonatlon."
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Suicide Across the River.

George Strayer, son Of Lewis Strayer,
aged about q, committed suicide Thurs
day afternoon 10y hanging himself at his
fathers residence, in Washington town
ship, York county. about four miles west
of Rossvlle. The body Of the ycung man
was found suspended 10y his pocket hand
kerchief to the parlor door. his feet almost
touching the floor. He was car
penier 10y trade, and had resided
in the West, where he had been
oversecr of a number of workmen, and the
only cause assigned is that his brain was
affected from overwOrk, Since his return
lie attempted suicide by drowning, but
was prevented from accomplishing his
purpose. With the rest of the family he
attended u sale in tho neighborhood, but
returned before the others and ended his
life as described. His family and friends
We're greatly shocked by his sad fate. The
deceased was unmarried
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DLE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE
That EiocutIon Club.

Tho young ladies who report to tho Spy
that the Elocution club still lives take their
fling at the young men. 1t was the presi.
dent of the club WHO told us the organiza-
was n0n est. AS 10 the nine original gen
ticinclr members, two have left town, one
cann"t attend Tuesday evening meetings,
one is out with some of the young
ladies and two others have reasonable ex-
cuses FOX a5seIteeism. For three nights in
succession only five members were present
and as seven was quorum, meeting
could not be held. Success to the club,
bat spare the youna men. They are not
utterly to blame.
Officer Dysirger wants the credit for the
skillful searci. after DR.. Lineawcaver's
stolen Instruments. The facts are that
upon our information to Officer Roden
hauser of the robbery he began a search,
found the thief and upon asking him what
he had done with the a. ticies, was told that
he dia no: know. He after some further
search found that they We're at Wagper's S
hotel. He told Dysinger about it and told
him I" keep his "eye open" He did SO
and recovered the stolen articles. At the
time &c wrote the article of which d. COM
plains, the stolen things had not been re-
covered, but the thief was caught and by
ltDtttt'li;tuSes.
Little locals
Miuer-Rooney combination, opera house
10 night.-Mercury at 60 yesterday
Skating spoiled -Mishler has seven good
shows booked for February.-H. Scholl's
little girl fell through All open cellar door
in TILES grocery and escaped with
slight cratches.-Robinson's " Humpty
Dumpty'' played to good house last
night, the free exhibition came off in front
of the opera house, and the inside show
was = good average
Fancy dress ball postponed from next
Thursday to Friday cvening.--Bruner &
Bro lumber merchants, connected with
telephone exchange. c.-At st. Johns Lu-
theran parsonage Miss Grace YIngling en-
tcrtaned Ee- young friends with a dinner.
VIM. Pmkcrton's S coach works and stock to
be sold to-day-Herman Krause, a Cou-
ra"t typo, left here three years ago. joined
and left the army. went on the Benton,
Montana, Record, Lett it and has been
mou!Eei as dead for eighteen months. His
father has received word that he is herd
ing cattle on the plains.
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MI.ife. iiroWth. lteautY."

"% hat We all admire" and how to secure 1t
A fine head of hair in its natural color IS such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use London
Hair Color Restorer," the most cleanly and de
lightful article ever introduced to the Ameri-
can people. 1t is totally different from all
others-not sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives it new lite, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow where 1t had fallen of or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so per-
fectly and elegantly prepared rs to make it a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. I" Lon
don Hair Restorer" IS sold by all druggists.
at Is cents bottle. six bottles for 81.
Ocl3M. W.S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-28
POLITICAL.

DEMOCKATIC PRIMARIES.
The Democratic voters OF Lancaster city
will meet at their usual voting places on
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY ?s.
BETWEEN AND 8 O'CLOCK.
to make general nominations for the several
offices to be filed at the coming municipal
elections, including Mayor School Directors
and City Committeeman; Members Of Select
Councils from tho First, Second Third
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards: Common
Councilmen and Ward Officers; Aldermen In
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
And on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
FROM 6 TO P. N. except in the Eighth ward,
where the elections will be held FROM TO 8 P
N.Y., to settle the candidates.
The voting places will be as follows:
First Ward-Shober's hotel.
Second Ward-Theo. WcnCitZs saloon.
Third Ward-Efinger's.
Fourth Ward-ROthweier's.
Fifth Ward-Philip Wallis Green Tree hotel
Sixth Ward-Joseph Kautz's saloon.
Seventh Ward-Kuhlman's.
Eighth Ward-Albert Kohlhaas-.
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas's.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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THE INQUIRER.
50 he Rebuilt Forthwith.

At L meeting of the stockholders of the
Inquirer printing and publishing company
held this morning., it was resolved
to increase the capital stock of the com.
pany to 500, 900, and to rebuild and stock
the establishment as rapidly as possible.
The increased stock was almost immedi-
ately taken.
The Insurance companies, it is said,
object to having the walls of the burnt
building pulled down, believing that by
SO doing damage would be done to somc
of the machinery in the debris that may
be saved. Architects have been directed
to examine and report upon the condition
of the walls.
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AFTER MANY DAYS.
Revival of u Mysterious Hlurder C.

Revival Of Mysterious Murder Case.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 2S.-Dr. Cox,
druggist and hysician, ard Mrs. Schneider,
keeper OF house of assisnation, were ar
completely in the murder of the
girl Martha Whitla, whose shocking and
mysterious death three years ago,
is again brought into prominence
through the libel suit of Hugh Peoples.
The authorities rcvea. nothing Of the facts
which led to the arrest.
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GClTEAC.
Tho Movement for 0 New Trial

Tho Movement for . New Trial.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-In the criminal
court this morning, Mcssrs. Scoville and
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, appeared, and
the former inquired Of the court, in re-
spect of the form of his bill of excep-
tiOns, whether he would be compelled to
except specifically, or whether a
general exception would suffice. Judge
Cox stated that under the prac-
tice Of the court he would have to
except specifically. Mr.. Scoville then
stated that he had intended to file his
motion for new trial, but he would like
to have until Monday. The district at
torney objected, and Scoville stated that
in that case hc would file his motion this
afternoon in the clerks Office. The DIS
trict attorney asked that the court assign
Tuesday next for the hearing Of argument
upon the motion, but upon representation
from Mr.. Scoville that he would scarcely
DC able to enter upon the argument at that
time, the court declined to fix day al
present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-28
a sinod 4.nEel's Visit-A Tale OF "kOsa
da3,S.''

Blanche called on Kate, one pleasant day
and found her sad and Sig hing, dearest friend
once bright and gay, now scarce could keep
from crying; tor, "oh,' she said, "'tis dis
grace TO see with scTofula, my face so badly
marrcd." then said her friend, "ROsadalis will
your troubles end" blanche called on Kate
notEcr day and found her once more bIithe
and gay. her face as radiant, skin as fair, rs
any mailcn's anywhere. For skin diseases
and impure blood, there's nothing in the
world SO good as Rosadalis, II drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-nay, 1T tones the sys.
TEN, cures your Ills and banislcs all doctors
bills! Sold in Lancaster AT Cochrans Drug
Store, IL. and lS3 North Queen street.
iy30lydcod&w3
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DEADLY BOILER EXPULSION.
Several Lives Lost Through Criminal Negii-
EeuCo.

Several Lives Lost Through Criminal Negii-
EeUco.
WATERvILLE, Maine, Jan. 28.-Ths
boiler in the steam mill of the Kennebec
framing company. at Fairfield, exploded
this morning with terrific force. A son Of
ex-Warden Nice was killed and John
Avery, the foreman Lemar, the fire.
man, and Isaac Farley, the engineer, were
buried in the ruins. Geo. Mckeown
and John Smith, a foreman. were wounded
and several others slightly injured. Tho
under work of the mill is on fire and still
burning. The accident is supposed to have
been caused by lack of water in the
boiler. The loss by the explosion cannot
new be estimated.
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NEWADTERTIsEMEHTs.

0yUOK WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED
~ woman preferred. Good wages. Apply at
this office, ltd*
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Medals for Third Terniers

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-TEe P5stDispateA
says that in accordance with the sugges
tion of Don Cameron, approved by Roscoe
Conkling and Chauncey l. Fiiley, $50
bronze medals have been struck in that
city to commemorate the steady voting of
the Grant phalanx at the Chicago conven-
tion. Mr.. Filley will supplement- the dis
tribution in few days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ revolution In the treatment OF nervou
diseases is now taking place. DIR. Benson.
Baltimore, has discovered q sure remedy in
his Celery and Chamomilc Pills-they pcrma
nently cure sick and nervous headache, ncu-
ralgia, dyspepsia sleeplessness and all nerv-
GUS diseases.
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Donohuch's Las. Ditch,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-Delinqusnt
Tax Collector Donohugh, appealed to the
board of revision to allow him to use
the assessors books withheld from
him by Mr.. John Hunter, the
receiver of taxes. Accompanying his ap-
peal is an offidavit from the locality clerk,
charging the receiver of taxes with
forcibly interfering" with him while in
the discharge of his duties.
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MlSCELLANEOUS.

Ii DIS EASES OF THE LUNGS,
n Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. which
yearly carry thousands TO untimcly graves,
can Undoubtedly be cured by the treatment
pursued by
DIR. H. d. LONGAKER.
No feeling of egotism prompts the exhibition
of the numerous certificates of cures that can
be seen at the Doctors Off1ce-13 East Walnut
street, Lancaster.
Consultation free. )26-3tdSwfl
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1.-Two St0cn HarKeIn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2I!nv1 head; ship
ments, 1000 head; market steady amt un-
changed.
Catlle-Eeceipts,l 900 heal; shipments, J, 100
head; market steady: no exports good to
choice, shipping stronger, s. 3Oal6 10; common
to fair, 81 2iGG5 mixed butchers 81 30Q7 ~ !:
bulls, ~ JOD4 q; offerings consist largely OF
common quality thin flesh; stOckers and
feeders, - S5d0S ..
Sheep-.i;eceipts, !, 500 heat shipments, 800
head market weak and slow. but steady :;
common to medium, SilI36 81; good to choice,
$ifl4 So; choice $jlQ5 75.
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HESRY.s CARjsULiC saLyE.

Ihr best Salvc in the world for cuts, bruises,
,orc", ulcers. salt rheum, letter, ,chappcd hands,
chlhiains. cnrns and all kinds OF skin crup.
iinn !rcchlcs AID piinDlcs. The saive is
"...::tecd 20 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get ilenry5 Carbolic Salvc, rs all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price p cents.
sol! III Lancaster at COchran's Drug Store,
i3I ri 30 North Queen street.
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Ice Gorge Below WiIkesbarre.

WILKEsBARRE, Jan. 2S.-The ice in the
Susquehanna began to move at
noon. There is gorge between
this city and NanticOke, a distance
of nine miles, and the water is seven feet
above low water mark. Travel bctv EN-
this city and points along the Lackawanna
& Bloomsbury railroad has been cut off.
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DEATHS.

MILLER-ln this city, on Jan, *, 1882, George
NJ. Miller, aged % years, II months ami days.
His relatives and frienrs are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
t,encc of his father-in-law George Yeisley, Nc.
s3s North Mary street, on Sunday afternoon
At . o'clock. Interment n Lancaster ceme-
terry. 25-3t
AILEs.-In this city. on the 9th inst, Margie
L., daughter of /. W. and Tiilie Allies. aged g
years, Ii months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her parents, No. 245 East
Chestnut street, on Monday afternoon at 9
O'Clock. Interment at Woodward Hill GENE.
terry. ltd
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Arsenic in the Corn Bread

CoErSTH, KY, Jan. 2s-A family named
Romann, living on the outskirts of the
town, were poisoned night before last
while at supper. 1t is supposed there was
arsenic in the corn bread. Five of the
family are lying at the point of death. No
investigation has been made.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

The case Of John L. Arnold vs. Mary
Sanders ct A.. was argued to-day and had
not been given to the jury in time for
to-day's paper.
In the case of James Bryson, assignee Of
Maria Kcmper, wife of Daniel Kcmper,
the july found in favor of the defendant
and ass essed the damages at s43.12t.
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At MahoDe's Solicitation.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-At the sOlicita-
ton of Senator Malone the president has
decided to withdraw tho nomination Of
D.B. Nichols to be postmaster ut Norfolk.
Messrs. Dezendorf aud Nichols are at the
White House to-day.
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Stealing Shoes by Wholesale.

WILMINGTON. Del, Jan. 2S.-John L..
Walkers shoe store was entered by bur
glars last night. and about eighty dozen
pairs Of shoes of different kinds were
stolen.
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AmuseIneHtS.

Hum.pty Dmmpty.-This afternoon Col. Rob
inson's Humpty Dumpty and speciality troupe
are giving matinee performance in the opera
house. which will be repeated this evening.
-Four clowns will enliven the pantomime, and
prior TO To- nights performance free display
of fireworks and pyrotechnicS is advertised.
Kelioyy --nn Wednesday evening that dis
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NTW ADYERTISEMHNTS.
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.

NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
~ Having sold to the Pennsylvania railroad
company the equipment and good will of my
FAST FREIGHT LINE, it will be withdra W II
as an Individual Line on FEBRUARY !.
Hereafter all Freight sent to Depots at Dock
street amt Front and Pine streets, Philadel-
phia, will be taken IL charge and promptly
forwarded by the Company.
In disseminating the business. desire to
express my sincere thanks to the public for
the large patronage given this line during the
long periO,l from its establishment 10 the pres
ent day. JOHN X. BITNER.
Lancaster, Pa. Jan. 96, 1892. Y-5tdK
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Tne New Confessional AppOrtiOnment

Thu 4Nes OonSrossloH0t .HUPorttoHHHoot'
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 28.-1ndications are
that the appOrtionment bill reported to the
House will become law. There is loud
complaint against it on the part of mem
bers from the smaller states, but tho dele
cations from states which arc given an in
crease of representation number 20S, more
than two-thirds OF the House, and they
will naturally support it.
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Brief Careor of an insurance Company.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. s8.-The Home
mutual benefit society Of New York, for
insuring against injury by accident, sick
ness or death, opened an Office here three
weeks ago. 1t business was stopped to-
day by order of the commissioner Of in
surance, rs it's business was illegal
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Brother and Sister Drowned,

New BRUNSWICK, n. j., Jan. 2S.-Jas.
II. Fielder and his sister Barbara were
skating on the Raritan river near Sayer-
vile this morning and We're drowned.
They went down clinging to each other
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Fatal TrlchinR.

MINNEATA, MINI. Jan. 2s-In addition to
the three persons whose death from trichi-
nae was mentioned in these dispatches, five
more of the seventeen who were stricken
are so dangerously ill that their lives are
despaired of.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. as, 1889,
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2s.-For the
Middle states rain, followed by clearing
weather, winds shifting to southwest and
northwest, falling barometer and rising
temperature during the day, followed on
Sunday by general and colder weather aud
rising barometer.
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The Eer;lale lsrOkc:

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-The supreme
court to- day refused to discharge Marion
E. Dow, the female broker, charged with
swindling female spectators, and re-
manded her to the county prison.
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SrGCH MarRsv.

New York Philadelphia and LOca! stocks
also United States Bonds rGpOrtsd daily by
JACcE Il. i-oNG, N. Z. Cor. Centre Square
New YORK STOrRa
Stocks irregular and unsettled.
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For chills, fever, ayuc. and weakness, Col
den's Liebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic Invig-
orator. Coltcn's; take no other. OF drug
gistS. j27-lwdeOd&w
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NEW IORx. january 2S.--F!Our- State and
Western slightly in buyers favor anu dull !;
Southern unchanged.
Wheat ss0sic lower, heavy and unsrtt'cd !;
fair speculative trading sales No. = Red, Feb
81 451aDl i6lf do Mar. 81 4s1a99l -: do April
" 1901 4y4 do May. ~ II t49Dl ass.
Corn 1ada1sc lower, heavy and fair business
mixed Western spot, G7367l4c; do futures,
7O0731ac.
Oats scarcely so strong: No. . Feb, Is1tssc !;
do March, 4St4e9iSl4c: ito May, 4StIc tState,
4s'9I5ic; Western. I7Lag"ic.
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Readings Postmaster Conc wrong.

READING, Pa. Jan. 28.-A special agent
of the postoffice department now here has
discovered that George w. Grant, the post
master of this city, is short about SO, 600.
Grant has been deposed and the Office is
in charge Of his slreties.