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THE Y. M. L. A.
Tho New Year Reception

AS noticed yesterday the Y. NJ. {. A.
New Year reception continued ali day and
until evening, 200 persons having visited
and inspectcd::the rooms while they were
open for the visitation and entertainment
of guests.
The committee having the reception in
charge consisted of Messrs 4. 5. Good
man, b. +. Henderson, d. {. IIaverstick,
ID. 5. Kurtz. Chas. II. Fry, J. NJ. David
son, assisted by the following sub com
mittecs tn charge of Museum, Edward
Bookmyer, Emory Smith, Walter Ciem
eng and Frank Barr, in charge of Micyr
scopes, Edw. McCaskey in charge Di
Hall, c. Il. Heller, Albert Hecher Ladies
committee, Mrs. Duncan, Misses Frey,
Davidson, Gundaker, Leiblcy, Zahm. Milev
and IIenael.
At tie monthly mectiu:; last e: cains ii
was resolved in view Of the fact that the
receipts 0: the institution will no! sustain
it and that the Keeping open of the libra!
and FREQ reading room is the burden upon
the members, 'unless some effective meals
be adopted to stop any further increase oi
the debt of this :is&oc!a'in,, the library
and reading room be closed on the IS: OF
March, 1882"
Following is an outline OF the regular
work done by the association Free read
iug room and library. daily, ga m. to 10
p. m; gospel meeting, Sunday, p. m,
Bible study, Sunday. 9 4. H.; young men:
meeting, Friday, S:i5p III; prison service
Tuesday, p. M; alnlsEousce service, frs:
Friday Of each month, 80 p. H.; boys
meeting. Saturday, 7 T.. m; boys Bibi'
study, Tuesday, =. M; male choir, Fri
day, 1:3O p. m,; members conference
Wednesday. $40 p. H.; lycaum, Thursday
7:3O p. m; Plant club, every alternate
Monday, $50 p. NJ; association meeting
first Monday of each month, 5:3o p. m.
board of managers, third Thursday OF ca 4
month, $50 p. m. lectures, talks and re
ceptins whenever convenient or advisable
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DR.. T.. W. Benson Of Baltimore, Md. prepares
il skin cure that Is the best thing for skin dis
eases ever known. 1t cures eczema, letter
ring worm and all rough and scaly skin dis
eases in the shortest time. Sold by all drug
gists at 81 per package.
Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failing strength feeling that they
are sinking into their graves when l'arKcr's
Ginger Tonic would begin with the first dose
| to bring vitality and strength back to them
Sua ja2 lmd0OlS wcOw
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The Small Pox Epidemic In tho West.

SPRINGFIELD Ills. Dec. 3-There are
ten cases of small pox in two families at
Woodland, Iroquois county, one case of
varioloid is reported from Watsika, and
Cne case Of small pox in Rock Island.
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Otller Business.
Tho Week of PRAYER.

The programme for tomorrow is as fol
lows ; p. m.-Moravian church-Leadcr,
Rev. Sylvanus Stall. Subject "Prayer
for the blessing of God on His Church
and His Word."-Eph., l., 1923 9 Ties.
iii. l, ..
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1u,.ose r.,,d Weather In New /

Intense CDid Wsather In New Hampshire.
BosTOE, Jan. 3.-Reports from differ
ent portions of New Hampshire indicate
that the weather last night was very cold,
the thermometer reaching from to Is
degrees below zero.
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NEW ADYERTISEMEHIS.
<,RANDLUNCH TONIGHT

I,RAND LUNCH TONIGHT
SiIER hR-IET 4 Nd PIG:'S FEET
at the FlOw Hotel. All are invited.
Its MICHAEL SNYDER, Prop.
NvOTICE.-THE REGULAR MEETING
~ OF Society I.iederkranZ will be held on
WEDN ESDAY EVENING, JAN. /, 1852.
l:* JOHN VOGELSASG, Sect
(W-PARTNERSHlP.
- The undersigned have this day formed u
co partnership under the name of Philip Leb-
Zcltcr X Co., and will continue the manufac
ture OF Carriage Woodwork.
PHILIP LEBZELTER,
Z. +. DOWNEY,
j. W. LEBZELTkR
Lancaster, Pa, Jan ., 1851. it,
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The Ice Prospect.

Tie cold snap Of the past few days has
l:..:en up the ponds and small streams,
some Of which now have ice Oh them two
or three inches in thickness. Skating par
ties were out Oh the ponds last night, and
this morning the ice men are at work.
The Cuncstoga at the city mill was this
mornin. covered with ice from all inch to
an Incl, and half in thickness. The
creek is rather high and where the current
is swift is not yet entirely closed. The ice
men are not so Respondent as they were
some day. ago.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

-
~ There Will DC a meeting of the StcckhOld-
crs OF the Delaware River and Lancaster Rail-
road Company. on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
JANUARY, 1881, at II O'Clock m. ut the Office
of the Treasurer (Dr. Henry Carpelter) near
Centre Square, i'll Lancaster city. tor the pur
pose OF clcciing President and Twelve Di
rrctnrs to serve during the ensuing year.
ID. BRAINARD CASE,
d73:deaw Secretary.
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The SI,nmesvilIc Disaster, ITS Victims and Its
Heroes

SnANEsvILLE, o., Jan. By the heroic
efforts Of the citizens who survived the
terrible disaster at this place elsewhere
reported in to-day's INTELLIGENCER) the
side of the building was broken in and
water dashed on thespoOr struggling,
seething mass of human beings and many
lives were thus saved. The total number
killed and wounded will probably reach
one hundred.
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WANTED-TO RENT Isf A GOOD TEN;
Dwelling House, with Stable or warehouse on
the rear of the lot. Should be- within four
squares OF the centre of the city. Inquire at
j3 2t* THIS OFFICE.
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Sale of stocks.

J. B. Long sold on Saturday, at private
sale, $500 City per cent. bond. due 1890,
at 100; five shares Farmers national
bank at $105 per share. The Lancaster
papers yesterday contained a statement
that the highest price Columbia national
bank stock ever brought at public sale was
s147.47. Mr.. Long informs us that just
before the panic in 1878 he sold some of
the stock at $1G2 per share.
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACcB B Lone. N. f. Cor. Centre Square
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks generally lower.
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Slander Suit.

This morning Deputy Sheriff Strine,
went to Strasburg township. to arrest
John Book, who is charged with slander
on oath of Jacob Morrow, of the same
township. The slanderous words CON-
planned Of as having been used by Book
are 4: You did steal them traps as sure
as trees grow in the woods" Books
bail is fixed at 81, 500.
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Grain and Provision Quotation,
Jan, 81 =. N,

One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prOvil.
ions, furnished by 3. X. iundt, Broker, l5 4
East King street.
Jan. 3-lPN
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Meeting Days

The county commissioners have agreed
to meet on Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day of each week at $50 a. m.
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Il 'N(lls SAT.E.

IfOls SALE.
l. The Stock, Goodwill and Fixtures of Il
large, frSt-class Clothing House, are offered for
sale. Good and satisfactory reasons given for
selling. Inquire at
.i2s-3wdRl No. 81 CENTRE SQUARE.
1NANTED-l2 GOOD 0UARRYMEN AC-
w custOmcd to Hand Drilling, and Plug
and Fcathering. to take out dimension stone.
Apply ut Rockville, Dauphin county. Wages,
$l..O per day.
jZ-lwd JAMES MALONE y son.
L'OE SALE.-A LARGE AND SUISrAN-
j tial Brick Tobacco WAREHOUSE. Cen
tral location. Capacity, !, ,OCO cases.
RIFE Il KAUFMAN,
,tj}wdRS No. 10 East King street
nlNlDEND NOTlCE.-THE PRESIDENT
- and Managers of the Lancaster u Sus-
quehtnna Turnpike Road Company have de
clared u Dividend of per cent on the capital
stock payable on demand at the Office OF he
Treasurer. W. p. BkINTON. Treasurer.
2-3tu 80 South Queen Street.
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
- Invoice of
SAUER KRAUT,
For s;,l,. lin large and small quantities by
JOHN OCHS Grocer,
:.c4-'ai South Queen Street.
1-3td<w' Lancaster, Pa.
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lnpcrfecily Heated.
SIVercOat StsDleN.

Last evening about 6 o'clock a sneak
thief entered the side room of AL. p. Full
mcrS saloon, Centre square, and stole
tI,ercfrom valuable overcoat belonging
to Mr. Fumer Officer COy!e tracked the
thief +" the Rising sun hotel. and arrested
him while hc was endeavoring to sell the
coat to another party. He was locked up
r,r u hearing before Alderman McConomy
on Thursday afternoon. lie gave his
name first as Christian Brandt and after
wards as August Hirsh. MIR. Fulmer re-
warded Officer Coyle by presenting him
with two s. gold pieces.
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COURT.


Tho BIickl rViIie Chu.ch Gaze.
This morning the case of the Ei;ckcr
vile church was again taken up before
Judge Patterson. Tho defense are still at
work with their side, and when the case
will como to a close is very difficult to tell
just now.
other Business.
In the case of the Strasburg and Provi-
dence township road the exceptions to the
report of viewers were sustained, anh the
report was set aside.
In orphans court in the case Of the rule
to show cause why the administrator of
George Wiker should not pay over certain
sums of money to Sarah Wiker, deceased,
the court discharged the rule.
The license of John Denlnger, CT the
Merrimac house. this city, was transferred
to Samuel Styer.
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OVERCOATINGS
SU ITIN GS.

at very Low prices i'm order to close
them ont to make room for our new
Spring Stock.
Thankful for the very liberal patron
age, we hope to continue our motto OF
Square Dealing in nll our transactions,
and show u practical and happy result
during our Spring Campaign.
All 0r0 cordially invited 10 call ut
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NIINNICH'S LATEST
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TOB ACCO PRESS SES,
For Casing ard Baling Tobacco. Minnich's
MANURE DRAG, tor cleaning stables. All
sold on trial on their merits. Warran ted to
give better satisfaction in every particular
than any now in use. 1t not satisfactory Can
be returned ut my expense. Send for Illus
tr;ited Circular. 8. B. MINNlCH,
Landisviile, Lancaster County, Pa.
,,i- -,inl Nj & S&3mW
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- uaaannr Praaaaaa.l.

MoRTRRAI. Jan. 10. --vennOr says I:
ssThere are Indications Of Q storm pc
Rod Of considerable force which /
think ls likely 70 sweep over . large
portion Of this continent and possibly
Europe, between the twOntleth and
tventy-seoond days Of this ninth
(Friday, Saturday or Sunday This
will probably be marked By general
gales and q snow or rain storm, aes
cording to locality. New York and
the peighboring seaboard are likely
70 suffer, also other seabOaFd cities Of
the Middle States. The temperaturs
viii not likely be low. Snow storms
are likely 10 occur In Great Britain,
accompanied By severe galee. There
may be cold weather with sDOw IL
the extreme South about the 2Ath and
e6th.
CoHcoRD, n. H., January l6.--
Weuthar reports from different Sec
tiOns In this State show that the mer-
curry was from 10 to "a degrees below
ser0 this morning.
MoNTaoMER1, N. Y, January 49,
The Thermometer At 8 30 O'clock tbiI
morning registered 4 degrees belOu
zero ut this place, beng . fall o.
nearly 80 degrees 10 twelve hours.
Troy, N. T., January 16.-Th'
Hudson IL froEsn over at this poin
for the first time Ihis winter. PTepa
rations for harvesting the ice croI
have been comploted.
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A step Teward Peaea.

Bolivia has at length made peace
with Chill, ceding TO the conQneror the
department Of Atacma and. rstiripR
from the seacSast. The territory thus
lost lies between the sea and the Andes
In the southwestern angle of the State,
with which it il connected by q pass
through the mountains. Chill gains
an area of 70,176 square miles, sup
porting in 1865 . population OF 7,94S,
and at the same time rectifies and
strengthens considerably her northern
frontier. Bolivia agrees further 70
break on all further relati Ons with
Peru. This incident 10 perhaps con-
nected with the fact that 1t has come
to be understood that the United
States will not interfere in Pern'a af-
fairs. II this be so the submission Of
Peru itself may be expected TO occur
soon,
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A ReadIusaer split.

RICHMUMD,VA., Jan. 18.-An attempt
was made 10 day In the General Assem-
oily to incorporate in the continuing Joint
order which had for lie object the elec-
tiOn ofoficers, etc. he election Of auditor
Of public accounts, railroad commission.
ers and several ciicuit judges. A reso-
tuition to that effect was passed 10 the
q Juse, but when II came 70 the Seuate
the Wit ls joint order vas rescinded, aud
Mr.. New berry Massey, Readiuster, moved
to defer tue election OF auditor and the
others until next Tuesdsy. A splrlted
debate ensued indie ting for the frst
time duuGg the pr, nt session tpliG
among the senators Of the dOmiL aut
party. The resolution TO deter the cleo
tiOn Tuesday was tiually adopted by q
vote Of % to ii, nine eadJusters voting
with the Democrats. The House sub
seqnenlly concurred In the resolution.
..tsiing men OF both parties will hold
conferences to-nighr.
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PERSONAL

Harry Armstrong, better known az
James II. Armstrong Is on q brief
visit to his friends in this city. Harry
10 well known throus hOut this coun-
try having been connected with
several leading Minstrel companies.
The last time he visited this city
was with Leavitts Gigantic Minstrel
company. On New Years he was
united In matrimonY ut the st. James
hotel, st. Louis, to Miss Teresa
Pelton, owner, of the st. James hot el
in Minneapolis, MINI. On the even.
ing of the wedding the Order Of Elks
OF st. Louis, rendered the happy
couple a grand reception. The many
friends of Mr.. Armstrong will be glad
TO hear OF his good fortune. He will
leave tomorrow 10 rejoin his COM
pan at Detroit, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Peacock, oi
the Middletown Hotel, at MiddletOwn,
will give a complimentary dinner to
their friends tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
Ex-Councilman Peter B. Heusted,
now Of Atlantic City, is In town to-
day.
Gen. Wslthal, one Of the advisory
trustees Of the estate Of the late
Henry s. McC0mb, Is IN town.
B. Eugene Cochran, of New York
city, nephew Of ex-Gov. Cochran, is
10 town, stopping at the Clayton
House.
Mr.. .. j. Redden and Frank ReddeD,
sons OF Mr.. George Redden, OF Del,
have removed their saw mill from neal
Ridgely,and located it al Deuton bridge,
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Exports Of Rreaas,nns.

Nothing better indicAt - the changed
condition oftrade than the ntst sment
made by the hurs aa OF statistics Of the
experts OF domestic brsad-t ifs during
the SIX months ended Decanl bar 81 1881
the total val Iea for the period named
we're Sll2,157 ,642, against SIS, $50, ,l74
for the ke puTiod 10 1880. For he ~
months ended Deee mOer 81, 1881, the
exDorm OF brea istuffs we're valued II
SEE, ilS, $50, aRaisst $275, ,936 ,S5s iu the
year preceding. This taIi,nk OF OF our
iifsS six millions for the annual income
deserves serious att 4ntion. IL - pl 4as-
ant 20 obse, We, however, that the de-
cline Ia not cumulative. The Exports
during the month sneed Decem Der 81
1851, anoubtsd SIS, 800, l2B. Our ng tue
same month in lSSO, SlS sos, ,243. Dur
Ing the ea ly montha OF 1881 tue export
movement OF 1880 vas unchecked, aud
the large decline for the fOru or yssr
was made during later months.
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Mr.. Relmont,s ResoI u,,on

Mr.. Belmont Offers a resolut,on In
the House asking for copies Of ali the
correspondence betwe en- our state Ia.
partment and Chile and Peru arising
out Of the complications and uegot;a-
tiOns attending the recent war betWee
ine Two South American republics,
we snail await the answer to this
resolution with interest. The conn.
Try Is anxious 10 know the true hrs.
tory Of our diplomacy wi b CbiIe
and Peru since the cessation of hos-
tilities.
Il will also be of interest to know
bow far our diplomatic notes 10 the
South American governments were
inspired BY the late President or what
action was taken upon them BY his
Cabinet.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Jan. 90, 1882.

LONDON, Jan. 20, 1882.
The Standards st. Petersburg de-
spatch menli ions that the heaviest pun
inhment yet inflicted upon the Warsaw
Jew baiters has been a. .fortnight's i'm.
prisonmeDt.
The N0UOs Tremyd, Of st. Peters
burg, commenting on the agitatioR in
England, in regard TO the maltreat.
ment Of Russian Jews, says that the
Jewish question is an absolutely in
ternal question, and no foreign infer.
ence eau be permitted.
A despa'ch lfrom Alexandria to the
STANDARD says: "The material sup
port Of England aud Frauce ID neces-
sary to support the Khedive's au.
thority. The Minister Of War has
visited the military station at Afiasies
to ascertain its capacity to receive new
regiments Of Egyptians 10 be created. y
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RhOcktnr Aceiaani

READING, Pa, Jan. 10, 19s9.-An
accident took place this afternoon al
the Guthsville stone quarrles by which
two men were Instantly blinded and
one other seriously hurt. JOAN Mil
Ter. Frank SteDgly and Henry Boyer
were at work Blasting, and were about
to draw a shot that had failed TO 90
on when suddenly the charge ex-
ploded directly in the faces of Miller
and Stengly, throwing them distance
OF about fifteen feet. Stengiy had
both his eyes blown out and his skul II
fractured. Miller also had his eyes
put out, his Jaw fractured and his face
and neck horribly burned. Boyer's
breast was crushed by 4 piece of hy>
ing rock.
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Wmahlmmaom Mneon

The bill to permit Associate Justice
Hunt TO retire vas favorablg reported
to the Senate to-day. !.
General Hancock IL In the city, and
paid bis respects to the Secretary of
War to-day.
Secretary Frelinghuysen received
this morning telegraphic despatch,
BY cable, from the United States
Minister at Paris, which he states
that the Under Secretary of State
thinks that the bill! introduced In the
French Chambers on Saturday will
result practically IN the free admis.
sion OF American salted meats. He
had hopes that it would pass beth
houses at an early date.
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why William II. English N sued

NEW YORK, Jsn. 1S.--Judge Barrett
In the Supreme Court Chambers to-day
granted an attachment against IN, pro-
perry In this city of William H. Eng
llsh. the Democretle candidate for Vice
President at the last Presidential slsc.
ton. The application was made by
counselor NJ. A. Gearon In suit which
IS brought against Mr.. English by Will
lam d. Murphy for $1,1sO. The suit is
Drought by Murphy, WHO claims that
auring the Presidential campaign be
delivered speeches In The State Of In
diana In behalf OF the Democratic ticket
aud Tor which he has received no paw,
notwithstanding the fact, as he says,
that English promised 1t.
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sunallPax.

There were six deaths from small>
pox in Richmond, Virginia, last week.
Thus far thirteen new cases have
been reported this week. A meeting
of tho City Council has been request
ed to arrange for the proper care OF
any member of the Legislature who
may be stricken with the disease.
The scare among the Legislators,
however, seems TO be abating.
Ninety zone new cases OF small pox
and tWenty-iour deaths in Pittsburg
last week.
Five new cases OF the disease were
reported in HobOken last week,
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How HGF. BheFman worked Hfs
tsBoOm."


wAsHINeroN, Ja1. IS "A eolored
man named Emerson, formerly q mes-
sengsr In the Treasury DepA tnent. has
been before the Senate Contingent Fund
investigating Conlm ttee tor twO days
telling . story that cross-examtnation
failed to impair. he said briefly that
while Ia tho Treasury 10 the spting OF
1880 be was granted by MIR. Sherman
sixty days' leave Of absence, although
not entitled to day, and was sent TO
Arkansas 70 work for sherman delsgA-
tlon to the Chicago Convention. While
thus occupied he received full pay from
the Treasury and his expenses. Hs
managed to be elected . member Of the
Arkansas delegAll0n, but on arriving at
Chicago overpowering Influences as
sailed him aud he changed his Allegi-
ance to 9ranl. Upon bis return here he
at ones lost his pl ace under Mt. Shef-
man. He testined also that be was the
bearer, or knew OF q message from Mr.
Sherman to PInchback at New Orleans,
Offering Piachback, II he would secure
the Louisiana delegation for Sherman,
the position OF Naval OfficeT At the New
Orleans Cu,tum House, but Pincnback
declined the Offer.