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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-20

IL On THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1883. the
undersigned will sell at public sale ut the SOr-
rel Horse hotel, OH West King street, in tho
City OF Lancaster, the following described
real estate, viz:
No. l. All that certain twOstOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with two-stOry brick
back building and lot OF ground thereto be-
longing, situate No 4GO on the east side OF
Poplar street. Lancaster city, containing in
front on said Poplar street % feet and extend
ing in depth eastward. 100 feet, more or less,
to l4-feet wide public alley. adjoining prop
erty of Christian BlumenStOck, u public alley
and other property OF the estate OF Abraham
StOncr. deceased.
No. 9. All that certain twO-story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen at
tached, brick stable and other improvements
and lot OF ground thereto belonging, situate
No. 4lS14, on the east side of Poplar street.
Lancaster city, containing in front on said
stI Get, I3 feet, more or less and extending in
depth :OO feet. more or less, to ll-feet wide
public alley, adjoining property of Cathartne
krctchmar, public alley and other property
of the estate OF Abraham S:Oner, decd.
Sale to commence ut 7O'clock, p. m, on said
day, when attendance Will be given and terms
made known by
JACOB l.. BRUBAKER,
Executor of Abraham StOner, decd.
II. SnUDERT, Auct,
dec2O-Tu&S&jaull
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9,Il,B.Ij, q, 2, ,M27,sO

DUBiIG SALE OF REAL ESrATE.-s,N
i SATURDAY, the 18th clay OF JANUARY,
1873. the undersigned, assignee OF E'iwfa NJ {.
Scllae1fer and wife, will expose to public sale,
at tho Leopard Hotel. the iO!IOHini real 's-
tate, situated in the city .f Lancaster:
M. !. That valuable two AMI i half siOI ir'i
HEiCK DWELLING HOU n AMI Store Build
ing. situated OH the northwestern corner of
orange and Christian streets. The lot con
tains in front on Orange street - feet, more:
or LEGS, and extends in depth nOrthwar,i along
Christian street OF that width III fci L. q:
inches, more or less, and then widening tu
- feet ana inches, more or less. extends in
further depth of that width ~ feet ami 2l4
inches. more or less. The LOusc contains =
rooms.
No. 9. \ lot of ground ON the .i'!c "f ship
pen street, betwecn Park avenue :tnd frei-
orick street, containing i'll front On sli.ppen
street 4J feet more or less, and cXtcndIn,, in
depth Oan alley about 23} feet.
NO. 3 u lot of ground on the south sill" OF
East Walnut street, cnntai"ing in front ON
Walnut street - feet, and extending in depth
to an alley LIT feet. and being mum bnre'i ;l2 on
the general plan of the Chestnut street tract.
Persons desirOuS OF viewing No. can 'iO so
by calling. on Il. NJ. Sclateiier. residing thereon.
Si.le to begin at y. H., when terms will be
male known by HUGH ). CARA,
Assignee.
IEHEY SnCBEgT, Auctjpnecr.
,ili-taw3wS3 S3tawlw
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A Cruel act Severely Pun ishoc.

VICTORIA, 3. c. Dec. 2O.-A Chinese
merchant who thrust into the street a
countryman, who being desperately cut in
tho throat by a third party, sought succOr
at his house, and subsequently died, WIS
convicted OF manslaughter yesterday and
sentenced to six years imprisonment. Tho
Jury held that the act of tho merchant ac-
tolerated the victims death. The prisoner
burst into tears and was carried from
court limp and helpless.
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NOT GUILTY.

PETERSBURG, Va, Dec. 2O.-Tho jury
in the case Of Solomon Jones, OH trial at
Chesterfield since last Friday for the muir
der of his son, rendered verdict last
night of not guilty, and the prisoner was
discharged. After his arrest Jones denied
having murdered his son, alleging that he
had been killed by = train on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad. The body
was subsequently found. The father
will now bring 3 suit against tho railroad
company for damages.
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A Canary Bird

makes one Of the incest Christmas presents ,
his sweet voice being a constant reminder OF
the donor. The newly imported Night sing
ing canary Is the best, as 1t sings by lampl!ght
as well as during the day; the cost is g 50.
Cages can be had from sl.00 for q nice brass
cage up to 5000 for silver p ated one.
The bes: place 10 go for these things Is to the
retail depaI tment OF the BIRD FOOD COM
PANY. go South Eighth street, Philadelphia
They have the largest stock of all kinds OF
birds, cages, aquariums, fine bred dogs, etc.,
in America. Canaries can be sent by express
with perfect safety. A printed guarantee
with every bird. dS2tawtl5etit25Gw
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michael rlvnn tn be Hung

DUBLIN, Dec. 2O.-Michael Flynn, the
last of three men charged with the murder
of the Huddys', was convicted to day and
sentenced to be hanged January 18th.
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Gen. l:urfis Iaya His Eina.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Gencral Newton
M. Curtis. who was sentenced to pay a
fine of 81, 900 for collecting political assess
ments from oficeholders to-day, through
his counsel. appeared in court and paid
the fine. The general was thcreupon dis
charged from custody.
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Three Children ls,lr0otl tn 1)oath.

LACyGNE, Kansas, Dec. 2O.-The farm
house of John Clark, in Linn county,
burned Sunday night and his three chill.
dren perished in the flames. Clark had
removed two of the children. and while
searching for tho third tho other two wan
dered back into tho house and al! threo
burned to dea tn.
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Bank OmcE,is Sent to Jail.

PARIS, Dec. 20.-,Judgmcut was to-day
pronounced on NJ. ContOux, president.
and NJ. Feder, manager Of tho collapsed
Union Generale, both being sentenced
to five years imprisonment and fired
5000 francs.
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Trouble in n Nail MIL.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-The nailers and
feeders in Bellville, Illinois, nai!mili had
a difference among themselves yesterday
about the promotion of one Of the feeders
and about forty of them quit work. 1t is
expected the trouble will be adjusted in a
few days.
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EIxht of tho Victims DI0.

PARIS. Dec. e0.-Eight of the women
injured by the explosion in the cartridge
factory at Mont Valerian on Monday have
died. Others Of the injured women are
expected to die.
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Supposed to be Drowned.

Sr. PAUL, Dec. 2O.-A special from
Lake city says Andrew Johnson, Bette
Lindell and Frederick Petersen started to
cross the river on the ice to Stockholm,
Wis, and have not since been heard from.
They were probably drowned.
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Lifs's q Conundrun.

when ju .iciously used. Burdock Elood Bit
iers are in themselves remedy for all the
evils arising from impurities of the blood
which never fail to make the patient long
lived and happy. Price 81. For sale by II. b.
Cochran, druggist, l37 aiid l39 North Queen
street
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Proceedings in tho Senate.

WAsnINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Senate to
day at the close Of tho morning hour pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of the consul
lar and diplomatic appropriation bill.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
passed, and tho civil s,rv;ce bill was taken
III
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NoRRIsTOwN, Pa, Dec. 20.-William
Gibson, freight brakeman, was struck
by an engine at PerkiOmcn junction last
night aud killed. Gibson lived at Pats
vile, and had been twenty years in the
employ of the Reading railroad company.
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DEA THk,

UEATHk.
REEsE-On Dec. ~, 1851, i'll this city, John
Henry, son OF Charles and Mary Reese, aged
year and IL days.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon his love ha! given
And though the body niOulders here,
The soul Is safe in heaven.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence Gf his grandfather, John
Reese, No. el0 North Queen street, on Thurs
day afternoon. at O'Clock. Intermcnt ut Lam
caster ccmc,cry.
IlEss.-In this city, on the 18th inst, Anna
Mary Hess in the list year Of her aye.
The relatives and friends OF tho family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of Eor son-in-law, Julian
Vo:tler. No. 40 Poplar street, on Thursday,
at O'Clock. In ermcnta At Zion cemetery.
decl92td
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CHKI,TfIsS ENTERTAIN EMS.
Songs, Kecitation-, Dialogues, Speech es, &

Songs, KecitattOnr, Dialogues, Speeci es, Etc.
The pupils of tho secondary school, Of
which Miss Matilda Zug is teacher, gave
4 fine entertainment yesterday afternoon
in their school room, iu the Lemon street
school building. The room was beau:i-
fully trimmed with iest0Ons of evergreen,
illuminated notices, growing flowers and
foliage plants, hanging baskets and other
decorations very hastily arranged.
The entertainment consisted of sing ing,
recitations, quotations from favorite au-
thors, dialogues, &C., &C., all of which
we're excellcntly rendered by the young
people, who were rewarded by receiving
high commentator from the largo nun
ter of patrons ard friends of the school
who were present. Where all did SO we'll,
it is hardly fair to select any part of the
programme for especial cOmmendation :;
but recitation by Nora Brown entitled
l." A Sermon in Rhyme" was so admira-
bly, rendered as to eliciy universal praise,
as was also the selection d" When Our
Ship Comes H." by Regenia McManus.
Perhaps the finest musical selection was a
solo by Mamie Dickey, entitled Prince
Charming"
Prof. BueLrlc and Rev. J.. Max Hark,
who were among the visitors, made peril
nent speeches, commencing the teachers
and the pupils for the taste displayed in
their decorations and the excellence of the
entertainment, and giving good advice and
announcement to continued effort in the
cause of education.
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Another SlusginS Match ON.

CnIcAGO, Dec. 20.-The Sullivan Elliott
boxing match has been prohibited by the
authorities and has been declared off.
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charge Dismissed .

LONDON, Dec. 2O.-Thc charge Of
swindling preferred against Mr.. Whalley,
Mp. has been dismissed.
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WEATHER lNulLATIONs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer, cloudy
weather, rain or snow, northeast to south
cast winds, lower barometer.
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rrenor Park Dies on Shipboar,

New YORK, Dec. 90 -Trenor w. Park
died of paralysis OH December 18th, Oh !,
steamer bound for Aspinwall. His body
was embalmcd and will be returned frcnl
Aspinwall on steamer San Bias, which is
due here about January /.
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Breakdown.

This morning a coal wagon was crossing
the Quarryville railroad at Vine and Water
streets, when a spindle broke. The up
train, due at 7:40, was delayed about Is
minutes, until the wagon could DO taken
away.
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Sick6 Floral Guide

TOR l:e3 appears in elegant form. with three
colored plates and one thousand illustrations.
It is handsomely prepared and is replete with
useful inforira!iOn to ali interested In flowers.
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A letter addressed "Selser Brothers, %
North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia"
is held at the postofice for want of a
stamp.
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Nominated for Postmaster.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-The president
to-day nominated Simon D. Lauf1er for
postmaster at Irwin's Station, Pa.
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SpECIAk NOTICES.

Life is too short to try half a dozen different
kinds Of "Surc Cures" when one suffers with
a cough or cold stick to the best and use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup it will cure your cough
and never disappoint you. All druggists sell
II at twenty five cents bottle.
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Williamson l. Foster have a quantity 0
Chtldrens Overcoat 2. marked down to about
half value. A good opportunity to procure u
firstclass overcoat cheap.
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Go TO ii. Il. COchran's drug store for Mrs.
Freemar,'s NeW National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability OF color. are unequalcd.
Color from to pounds. Directions in Eng
lisil and German. Price. Is cents.
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W. Il. Wilson, Wrightsville. Pa. says: ~
obtained great relief from Browns Iron Bit
ters in nervousness" For sale by ii. Il. Coch-
ran, druggist. l37 anu l39 North Queen street.
diSlwdEw
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Hearing Continued.

Franklin Beck, of Upper Lsacock, was
taken before Squire Book, of Strasburg.
on the lcharge of being incorligible and
beyond the control of his parents. lie
was to have been heard by the judge this
afternoon, with view to having him sent
to the house of refuge, but the constable
failed to arrive with him and the hearing
was continued.
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one O'Clock QuotatinCs 0i grain an'i is,".P
ions, furnished by $. bun.it. ErIk.'i i.'<
East King street.
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Stock Markets.

New York, Philadelphia nn.' L,'c,;I So g.
also United States BOn'iS TecrtC,: 'ta'tI
JACOB y. LDka, 2. North ').'.,sn street.
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Catarrh Ol tho Hladder.
Singing irritation, in nlllmmutiOn,: AL Il idney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by 'Buchu.
paiba." 81.
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P.J. Lynch and John johnson were sent
to Jail for 81 days each by Alderman Barr
for being drunk and disorderIy.
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EOk MALE.


VrUK KENT. EKaDsl THE FslsSr DAY OF
T. April next, the desirable store room AMI
dwelling. Nos. ~ and Al south Queen street.
Apply to W. +. BRlNTON.
dll-Iwd No. y South Queen street.
hNE NEW AND ONE SicCssND-HAsD
~ PLANO. Also,
SEVERAL ORG ANS.
dlI 3wdcOd SO NORTH LIME STREET.
IIOIs RENT.
i House AMI store room of Harry Gun
daker'5 estate, Nos. ll2 and Hl North Queen
street. ADply to WM. Il. WILSON, or
A.C. REINOEHL,
dI2-3teOd Attorneys
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT PSl-
Y vate Sale.-The undersigned, agent !o-
the trustees of the Humane Fire Company,
offers ut private sale, all that Lot of Ground
amt Building erected thereon (bcing thn En-
Sine House of said Company. recently erecL"'i)
situated on the north side OF West King street,
west OF Charlotte street, in the city Hf Lam
caster, fronting ON West King street 12 feet
and extending in depth TO Grant street 2t5
and Philip Wall. Tho Building Is substantially
built ; is - feet wide by 100 feet deep: h,s II
good cellar un.ier TIE entire buil,iing is two
stories in height, and has water ami other con.
Vencncea.
This Building Is admirably n'i:,?teI for
market or tObaccO warehouse. and the !C.ri-
ton Of buyers Is directe0 to this property, ~
it will he sold at u bargain.
JACOB b. LONG,
Real Estate Agent.
y North Queen -.
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Presentation OF TURKEYS.

Messrs Weidler and Mosser, proprietors
Of the Lancaster commercial college, were
each presented this morning with a large
turkey by their students.
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MiRREIGES.

SNTDEE-CHARLEs.-On December 9Th. 1852,
by Rev. DIR. Grcenwald. MIR. ii. l.. Snyder to
Miss NJ. NJ. Charles. ali OF this city.
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GOOD TIME TO SEOUnE BARGAINS.
~ Just before taking account OF stock
which is JAN |. As l wish to close out my
stock of Hats. Caps, Calicoes and Clothing. 1
will dispose of ali OF the above goods at COST
AND BELOW, as need all the room have
for Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods and
Notions Save time and money and give me a
cal Sign Of the Big stocking.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. 81 North Queen street.
PS-H ouscs and Building Lots tor sale or
rent. Immediate possession. lt*
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lhlrsA -
, 1882-04-26
The Position OF Italy,
(FrOm the Spectator

the Italians, during Their tWenty-one
years of freedom, have shown pre-
cisely those qualities which were de-
MED to exist in Italy. When, after
Cavour's great struggle the plGbiScite
sanctioned the constitution of the
kingdom, most Englishmen expected
great things of Italy in many diverse
directions. A new free State, they
thought, possessed Of such a terrific
ry, and filed with such a people
the most beautiful territory in the
world, and a people among whom
genius is endemic-must exercise
a conspicuous influence over both
European thought fand European
politics. The italian mind, re-
leased from its long preoccupation
with the foreigner, was expected to
flower, to produce great works in
literature and art, possibly to rival or
expel the influence of France. TIA
Ian politicians, after their long con
fnement to petty arenas, would, it
was expected, aspire to European
fame, to shine in international diplo-
macy, in European intrigue-even,
perhaps, in Continental war. Italy
would be a State full, perhaps, of
disorder, and certainly of unrest ;
but full also Of life and motion, a
new and a great factor in the Nedi-
terranean, a fresh leader in all direc-
tons for the Latin races. She might
even, in her hatred Of the Papacy
and dlstaste for Professionalism, devel-
ope a new creed, and excite all the
interest which accrues to a State
plunging resolutely into the I'M
known. The only doubt felt about
her was whether she would be go
vernable, whether her vigorous life
might not become anarchicaI, whe-
Their her people were prepared to bear
the strenuous labour, tie heavy taxes,
the monotonous order required by
modern civilisation. She might, as
the late Lord Derby sincerely believ-
ed she would, break into Regions"
as hostile as the nations of a CONT
nent. So deep was this doubt even
in Italy, that for years the credit Of
the new State was wretched, that
much money was raised at 10 per
cent, and that for fifteen years her
bonds were, interest for interest,
hardly more valued than those of
Spain after her partial reputation.
T~wenty-one years have passed, and
the admirers and enemies of Italy
alike have been disappointed. The
e~nfranchised generation has done o
thing for art, and produced next to
nothing in literature, 1t has made
absolutely no mark upon general
human thought, has not produced a
book, or a poem, or a picture, or a
building, or a political suggestion
which has had any decided influence
on Europe, or even upon itself. 1t
has yielded no first class author, or
painter, or sculptor-for Vela, though
great, is not original-or architect.
What it has done, and that though
great, has been in only one direction,
has been in engineering, and one or
two branches Of science. Italians
have devised and completed tunnels
which sweep away mountain barriers
supposed to be impossible, and have
, 1882-04-26

endless resources OF the beautiful
island, where the orange and the APP
pie will grow side by side, and to-
bacco can be cultivated among vines,
are nearly useless, alike to Italy and
the world. The danger Of Italy for
generations, the horrible economic
condition of a fifth of her population,
which, in that land of wheat and
chestnuts, dies of diseases unknown
in the rest Of Europe, due solely to
chronic want, has been in no way
removed. The quarrel with the
Church is not over, or perhaps, as
the new elections may possibly show,
as yet fairly begun, 1t is not GER
tain that the searching and severe
taxation, so creditable to the public
morality of the country, does not
press somewhat too heavily upon the
springs of industry and wealth. It
is certain that education, with all its
advantages, has not removed that
industrial careIessness which, rather
than laziness, is the economic curse
of aIy,-deprives her, for example,
of more than half the benefit of her
wonderful production Of wine. Her
lawgivers, amid many successes, have
not suppressed either assassination,
or the Camorra, or some forms
of brigandage. Her diplomatists,
though able and influential, have suf-
fered a dangerous antipathy to arise
between Italy and France, an antlpa-
thy not fully compensated by the
confidence either of Germany or of
the world. Her royal House has
not rooted itself deeper into the af-
lection of the people. The POSSIBLE
ty Of a great Revolution which might
suspend progress for a generation,
though remote, is not entirely remoy-
ed. Above all, the tone of the peo-
pie, relieved of the oppression which,
while it debased their lives, yet ele-
waited their aspirations, has not grown
better,-has, on many questions like
foreign politics and religion be-
come more tainted with hat thirst
for ~licence and hat craving for
material acquisitions, territory, sub
jects, and markets which are at the
present moment the mental diseases of
these Southern races and are, per-
haps, ike the German thirst for
money and the Jew hunger for social
distinction, the result OF aspirations
too long and too torcibly depressed.
The secular unalterableness of the
Roman Church, the long poverty of
the people, may have produced these
symptoms, but they exist. Neverthe-
less, Italy has done much, very much
since 1861, and Europe ought to
acknowledge that her upper middle
class, which is now surrendering
power, proved itself in the department
of governing singularly and unexpec-
teddy efficient. The new class will
be stronger, and will face greater
problems, but still it will lack the
strength which in England comes
from household, and in France from
universal suffrage, and may possibly
be without that iron selfcontroI
which the long foreign domination
forced on every Italian in public
life. We shall see what they do,
and whittier they reach ; but where
, 1882-04-26

foe could not be seen, although the
atmosphere was exceptionally clear
at the time.