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The following statement Oi William }. Cough
in, OF SOmcrSilic Mas, is so remarkable that
We beg to ask for it the attention OF our read
ers. lie says "In the tall OF 1876 was taken
with u vio!cnt bleeding OF the lungs, followed.
by severe cough. l soon began 10 lose my
appetite and flesh. l wa SO weak ut one time
that could moi leave Ky bed. In the sum-
mer at 1877 was admitted 10 ,e City Hospital.
While there the doctors said i had Il hole in
my LEI! luns as big As iIalf-iiOllar. l expcnd-
ed over n hundred dollars IN doctors and med
iciBes. Twas 50 tar gone at one time & report
went around that was dead. ] gave up hope
hut L friend told Ine OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
EALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughed at
my friends. thinking my case iEcurable, but
got Il Ee tile to satisfy tl.em, when to my sur
prisea qualification, L commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and tc lay feel in better spirits than have
The past three years.
81 writcths hoping you vii publish II, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
vii! Er induced to take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced.
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and Can positively say
that il has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has aImcst entirely disap-
peared ana sI!all soon be able 10 go TO work. ::
sold l'y II. Il. Cochran. lS7 North Queen str,
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OBITUARY..
Death OI George Spurrlcr

Death OI George Spurrlcr.
George Spurrier, superintendent of the
Lancaster county hospital and insane
asylum, died At that institution to day
about one o'clock, after suffering fronl
typhoid fever for about two weeks.
MIR. Spurr!cr was born in Lanca :ter,
Feb. IS. 1890, and passed the greater palt
of his life here. He wAs tailor by trade.
having learned tha ar. IRON his brother
John who survives him. He carried on
tho business Tor mary years IL Ncrtl
Queen and East King streets. Hc
was Cor seven years treasurer of the
board of poor directors of Laucas ter
county, and when Superintendent i, +.
Cox died Il year ago MIR. Spugrisr
was 10y unanimous vote elected
and laborious public c:icer. and is is SUD.
posed exposure and crc, work dono kv hin,
during the burning Of the insane asy yiur.,
and subsequently corduced Tot a little 20
bring on his tinal illness.
Mr.. Spurrier was an influential and
highly honorcd member of tho Order of
Odd Fellows. He became a nlomber Of
Lancaster lodge in 1S47 and Of Washing
ton encanpment in 1873, and passed
through the chairs of both orcaniza.
tions many years ago. lie was for nine
years secretary of Lancaster lodge and for
many years treasurer of tho encampment.
He was lifelong member of the Re
formed church-being originally connect
ed with the First church, and subsequently
with st. Paul's, of which he was for many
years an elder. His wife, nee Flick, and
two children, Alderman Spurrier and Miss
Margie Spurrier, survive him. The an
nouncement of his funeral will be made
hereafter.
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-LOlESelne,:tS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS evening" Hermann,
t.Ic famous magician. Will appear at Futon
"Dci. house, in his famous slcight-of. hand
performances, pronounce ced EHcluaied by any
thing il their line now upon the stage. Ey
their de!tncSs ana lightning skill his tricks
have everywhere caused the greatest amaze
ment. The entertainment viii include also
the amusing ventriloqual acts OF Prot. Davies
and other specially attractions.
Nick ROJcyts.-On Saturday afternoon aid
evening Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty pan
tomime and carnival company will perform
In Fulton OperL house. In the pantomlme
will be tho threc clowns, Grimaldi, DrolniO
and tcdro and the speciality part will intro
d;tcc Ell Nino Eddie, the tight rope-wnii.er,
the Onofi brOthcis, in their fcats Of contor-
uon: Bell and kirwin, in q musical act. and a
number Of others. 4 Lc prices OF admission
are below the usual rates for both perform
aIces, the matinee Offering special induce.
mcEtS for the children
annie Pricy-Mcnlay evening we are to
have return OF Lan.astcr's 1avori,e, Miss
Annie PiAley, this time. however, in an en-
tirely new role, that OF Zara," in a mclo-
drama OF that name, write IL for her by Fred.
Marsden. Miss Pixlcy's abilities have been so
often proven in this community that it is
scarcely wor.h while to say anything more ut
this time than that her now role is winning
new laurels for her and every day witnesses
her growing popularity.
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$50, inclusive q:
"The annual yield per acre, IN pou adj;
during these ten years was IS tn'IoTs:

"Ihe crop cT 1882 is now in The siiCGs
and barns nearly ready for stripping and
packing, and, whi.o not ranked a. cxcep
t'onai!y good, is at least up to the AVERAGE.
How the crop Is SOIt.
The crop is cont ractci for on tic
farms by agents .: houses in the great
cities, sometimes rs distant cven a. ); N
Francisco. where the very best often goes.
Tho delivery is made at the Lancaster
packing kou.es, when it is weighed and
checks given. Sometimes tho proprietnrs
Of packing houses are the buyers, acting
az middiemen between the growers and
manufacturers. This was the case last
year, when prices We're the highest ever
known, and We're So hig!, indeed, that
though tho farmers are sold out, tho hu.x
of 1881 crop is still hold by th..
packers at prices which they canupt
realize from manufacturers except from
hand to mouth As they actually need it
from week to week. Tho crop of 1879
was the hes. ever grown and brought
$3,5oO,0HG into the c;;unty, OK over halt
that received by the whole state. 1t is
in this way largely that Lancaster county
has Income rich and has class of far.
merS whose bank counts are probably
4 little more comfortable than those of any
TLthcr county in the United States. They
are careful. methodical and saving, vet live
weil, have fine stock, good roads, and good
houses. Tho writer was told of one farm
house which cost S1i. 600, and had abous
all the modern Improvements which could
be made available i'll the country, anon"
them bathrooms, with hot and cold water
in every room,
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Myers taonery he attempted to cut be,
several times but failed. No defense was
msae '-ni the jury returned a verdict OF
gwty. He was sentenced to two years
nv v;ris0nnent.
Con'th Va. Robert Pressbu,y, colored.
The defendant was charged with assault
and battery upon Ida M,lburn. a 9-year-old
colored girl 81 Providence twp. She testi-
fed that she lived with Psessbury, and he
struck her with \ strap several times, in.
Juring her severely. The evidence of a num-
Der OF the witnesses showed that the
whipping was a very severe one. The
defense was that the little girl was very
naughty and was in the habit of taking
things, the defendant gave her very
slight whipping with a switch to correct
her ho did not touch her with a strap or
leave mark upon her. The Jury rerG sred
verdict Of not guilty with defendant to
pay One-fourth and Elizabeth W;;ron. the
Erosccutrix, three-fourths of .:,e costs
Com'th vs.. Henry Rtisipper. larceny,
The accused was but eleven Years of acc.
ana Is q resident nf Columbia. 1t was
ehar sscd by the commonwealth that he
stJIe buckle. of saurkraut belonging to
man aaped Basch. which had been left at
the st2nd of of John Wisterman on the
Columbia market.
Lhc boys defense was that some one
put the bucket Of kraut in his basket lie
thought his sistcr-in law did it and lie
carried it home. Verdict not guilty.
The Grand jury returned the following
bills:
True BlN-Aruie Nash, assault and
battery.
ano!vd-John Deniingcr, assault and
batter with James Sellers for costs.
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What 1t Did TOR au s,.u LADY.

CosnoCToN STATION, n. =, Dec. Is, ls:5.
GENTs-A number of people had been usin e
ycur Bitters here, and with marked effecE. In
ono case, q la:ly Of over seventy years, ha;i
been sick for years, and for tho past ten years
has not been able to be around half the time.
About six months ago she got SO feeble she
was helpless. Her Old relned:cs,o Or physicians,
being of no avail I sent TO Deposit, forty-tivc
miles, AMI got bottle OF Hop Bitters. ltim-
proved her SO she was ablo to droSs herself
and walk about the house. When she had
taken tho second bottle she WAS able to take
care OF her own room and walk about 10 hc'
neighbor's, and has improved all the time
since. Ny wife and children also have de-
rived great bcncti: from their use.
". B. HATHAWAY,
nl7-2wd&w Agt. U. 9. Ex. Co.
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TOBACCO TlLLlNG.

How the staple Production of Lancaster
County lsnpresses Strangers.
correspondent who has been looking
over our county lines at tho wonderful de
velOpment Of tobacco culture writes thus
about il {:
"The county of Lancaster, in this state
famous for its beauty and fertility, has
become Of late years the centre Of the
tobacco growing interest.
"The first dealer in Lancaster county
was John S. Gable, who died in 1850 In
that year Pennsylvania produced tho
largest crop up to that time, which was
=, 800 cases our Of L total in Connecticut
New York, Ohio and Pennsy lvaui. Of
$500 Gases. of which, Connecticut was
credited with 5000. The prices for
wrappers were from twelve to fourteen
cents. and ether grades lower of course.
In 1871, Or less than fifty years a!.cr
Nc Kurt began the culture and Elanu
ftscture in SD modest way, Henry Baus
man. of Manor township, on niue acres of
land grew crop of sucl remarkable
amount and quality that !,e sold it to a
San Francisco dealer for So, ,553 Or over
5000 per acre. \ sevsu acre field in the
same township occupying a rocky hill
side. which was sold at S12J per aero and
put into tobacco, produced crop, which
at ttwenty-f"ur cents per pound. not only
paid for ths land but for largo tobacco
shed for future crops, and left the owner
with 500 rasn in his pocket. These are
exceptional cases. of course, but they
illustrate possibilities and servo rs al in
61cev lets to excellence in culture.
Lancaster county statistics.
''There arc no full statistics of growth
and development in Lancaster county, but
in the state the following figures will show
what was done durin. the ten years from
1871 IN 1850 inciu.iye
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TOT IgIcP1IOHe IUEpOsCS. H.J-5U1COU
1T SHOULD HE SAID THAT THE USUAL
L point OF origin OF ear polypi is the cavity
auditory canal, but it so, they are the results
OF suppuratiOn that has been prolonged, or
that has been augmented by the use of pOul-
tices.
Diseases of tho Eye, Ear and Throat-also,
Chronic Diseases-successfully treated l,y
DRS. Ii. d. and NJ. A. LONGAKER,
Ohice-13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
ConsuItafOn free n3,St,lGw
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Al. yOu disturbed 1T night and broken Ot
you: rest by sics child suffering ant. crying
wish excruciating pain OF cutting lca;hf If
sn, go 1t once and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immeiiaieIy-.iepend
upon II; there is no mistake abOnt IL. There
Is net Il mother on earth " no has ever used il,
WHO VIII not tell you a once that it will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest 10 the mother
anH relief ans! health 10 the child, operating
like magic. L. is perfectly safe to usa in all
cases. ard Pheasant to the taste, and IS the
prescription at one OF the Oldest AMI best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold cyeryw here. ., cents Il bottle.
ma.ly-M.W&S&w
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The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ticn, intense itching. increased hy scratching.
very distressingly, particularly ut night. az II
pin worms were crawling in and out of the
rcctum tho privare parts are sometimes At
fectcd: 1T allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. 81 DIR. SwAYNE's ALL
HEALING OINTMENT "1sa pleasant, sure cure.
Also for letter, Itch. Salt Rhcun Sculi Head,
Erysipelas, BAcbers' Itch, BlOtcEes, All Scaly,
Crusty, Cutancous Erup,ipns. Price so cents,
) boxes tor $l.25. Sent by mail to any address
on receipt OF price in currency, or three cert.
postage stamps Prepared only by DIR. Swayne
& Son, No. $50 y. Sixth street, Philadelphia
IA. Sold by all prominent druggists. SwATSE's
PILLS are the best for all bilious disorders.
Cur, headache, fevcrs. SC.
.Iyccd&wT.TnSS
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Meeting OF Classls.

y special meeting Of Lancaster classis Of
the Reformed church was held in the
First Reformed church at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
The pastoral relation of Rev. Geo. L.
Resser with the Marietta charge was dis
solved, and Rev. Resser was dismissed to
the ,laryland classis, to enable him to &C
aelt 4 call extended him hy the Emmets
burg church.
Rev. DIR. i. V. GerharL, Fcoi. J. S.
Stair and Rev. DR.. Theo. Appel, We're ap-
pointed committee to supply the Nay
town charge unit! it shall have secured "a
regular pastor.
Rev. DIR. Thos. &. Apple, Rev. DIR. j.
II. Dabbs and Rev. a. Z. Sherkle were
appointed II committee to supply tho New
Providence charge left vacant by tho resig.
nation Of Rev. y. 8. Shucy.
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Live Stock Alark0t. /.

CHlCAaO-HOgs-Recei 2,GOO; shiTm 'nts.
$500. Market more active Mt u decline OF DC.
Mixed. Is 1895 25; heavy. 81 1895 -; light,
s. 7506 30 spips, S 50.
Cattlo-keceipts, 9.5W: shipments, !:a0 !:
market moderately active shipping 10 cents
lower. Good to choice, $5 lO05 90 common to
fair $f1l5: butchers active at - mas stOckcrs
and feeders, $3 1904 -: Texans. q jOsli y.
Sheep-Receipts. 2s0O head: shipments. 80;
iair. - seas n me,tmm eiS tS aood % sH 1'ma.S -
choice to extra, "a 4O05.
EAST LIBERrY-Cattle-Receip ;; mar
ket slow; prime. 8 7596: good. s5ll5 30 I; conn
mon to fair, Sc 5OfI4 50.
Hogs-Receipis, 5000: market very duil:
Philatlclphias. s. 4OI6 GaN; BaltimOre.. none
selling; best Workers, 81 l516 y +; common, II
06 III.
shecp-.Rcceipts. 34C0 head: market very
dull; prime, 81 5OGa4 20 fair to good, 346i y;
common, y 5OG3 50.
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fRlLADaLPlzA. Nov. . Flour mara,t .!u',
Supernne, s363 IL: Extra. s; S0aA 10 70, M
Family, 3. 6564S7.
Rye Hour at - 23sli 81.
Wheat nrm: No. , western Rel. 81 cIl%
Del. and Pa Red. u 0jG1l o.; LoEgb-r:y
AMI Amber at 81 09ll TO-
Corn strong AMI wanted for local ira ,c:
steamer: 9lc: yellow. 9.G93c mixed 3iiEaIr
No. ; dO. 9Oc.
Oats firm No. White, Sic No aotc;
No. do. @Sc: No. Mixed, A3@lS%c
Rye at67c.
sceds.:Cloyer. sAGsI Timothy. u 7j@.U:
Fla1seed, u 2S01 20.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter-market steady. but .emand light
Pa. and western Creamery. extra, :6 037c
Rolls quiet; Penn'a and Western, MA &c,
as TO quality.
Eggs steady; Penn'a. &c: Western, 3o0
SOC.
Cheese firm for best receipts.
Petroleum dull /: Refined. 74c.
whisky at 81 20.
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Tho IllustriOus Dead.

New YORK, Nov. 23.-The funeral of
Thurlow Weed will take place tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock, from the First
Presbyterian church.
The funeral of tho late Professor Henry
Draper took place here this morning. Men
of science, doctors Of divinity, professional
gentlemen, merchants and others, num-
berinS betwe 200 and 800 persons at
tended the iinal ceremonies Tho inter
mcHt was at Greenwood.
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LECTURE.

HE Course lse:Ore the Y. ~. e.. Association.
TIE first of the course Of lectures to be
delivered Lefole tho Y. NJ. G, association,
will be delivered this Thursday evening
in tic association hall, by Prof. Hardy,
Of Yates Institute, on the subject ''rhe
Principles Of Chemistry" The second lee
ture will DC delivered on Mcn,!ay evening
next, by DR.. Shirk. one of tho resident
physicians on the subject OF Tho Throat
and Voice. Other interesting lectures
Gn practical subjects will follow, of which
due announcement will bo made. Citizens
generally, both ladies and gentlemen, are
coriialiy Invited to attend.
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DEATHS.

REEsE.-In Philadelphia, on Nov. q, 1882.
Mary Regina, daughter ct Andrew and Rose
Reese, aged II months.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence oi her grandfather, John
Reese. No. 2l0 North Queen street. ON to-mor.
row Friday afternoon, at O'Clock. Inter-
ment in Lancaster cemetery. ltd*
KEEETZ.-In this city, on the c3d of Noyem-
Der. Adam Krcntz, in the 77th year OF his age
The relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
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nl7-2wdx "
CoNsunNtion Cured.

An Ok, l,i.ys!cian, retired from practice,
having hGd placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF Il simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
ncnt cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrll, Asthma and all throat and Lung Afiec-
tions, also positive and radical cure for Ncr-
vous Debility and oil Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative
powers In thousands OF cases, has felt it his
duty TO make it known to Ills suffering fel-
lows. Actuated by this motive and i desire
toreiicvc human suffering, will send free OF
charge to all who desire IL, this receipt, in
German, French or English, with ill direc-
tions for preparing ana using. Send by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
w. a. Ncyes, lio Powers Block, Rochester,
ny. oct7.l3tdeow
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VEW 4D1EETlSEMEV

lHONNECTICUT CIGAK*. I FOR Is CTS;
~ (made from old stork Connecticut to
HiRTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STGRE.
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PROPOSED NEW INDIAN SCHOOL.

Tho Lincoln Institution OF Philad0lPhla
Mako an O6er 70 tho Government
WAsHINGToN, D. c., November 23.-
Attorney General Brewster has re-
oeived letter from the board
of managers of the Lincoln institution
at Philadelphia Offering to change the in
stitution into training school for Indian
girls. They propose to utilize their estab-
lishment and to give their services volun-
tarily for the purpose. They request the
attorney general to call tho attention
of the secretary Of tho interior to the
matter, with view of obtaining
an appropriation from the govern
ment Of S175 per apuum for each
child provided they be NO less than fifty
in number. The Lincoln institution was
in 1856 for the care, mainte-
nance and education Of soldiers orphans.
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Would you he free from Catarrh, Hay Fever
and Cold in tho Head: Try Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t ts curing hundreds OF chronic cases.
Price, so cents.
Apply into uostrils with little finger.
have been troubled with Catarrh for fifteen
years. Ely's Cream Balm has opened my noz..
trils and reduced the infiam nation. Ny eyes
are improving, SO that l can stand strong light
which have not been able to do tor years
NATHANIEL FEGLET. with Z. F. Montz, Ener
chant, WHkesbarre. Pa.
My daughter and myself, great sufferers
from Catarrh, have been cured by Eiy's Cream
Balm. Ny sense of smell restored and health
greatly Improved G. NJ. STANLEY. dealer in
boots and shoes, Ithaca, y. Y.
n212wlM, ,W,&E
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The undersigned take pleasure in bearing
testimony to the Reliability and Accuracy OF
the Varied Grades of the Lancaster Watches
which they have purchased from Augustus
RhOatis. Jewelcr ami Dealer in Watches, No.
20 East King street Lancaster Pa.
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nUBLIC SALE OF HOUsEBOLD AND
y kifcbS.n Elarnifura -lln ERIlAY NOV

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUsEBOLD AND
j Kitchen Eurniture.-On FRIDAY, Nov.
"a. 1852, will be sold ut No. Isl South Queen
street. Lancaster City, Pa. the following. To
furniture, one walnut chamber set, two cot
tage chamber sets, one eight-feet walnut ex-
tension table, hat-rack, two large mirrors. one
secretary, sideboard, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: cane.
heater and pipe. i0O yards Of ingram and rag
carpets, one clock. pictures, large lot OF bed.
ding and mattresses, a large lot OF glass anu
queenswarc, one rcfrige rator, tubs, 6;ands
and household furniture generally.
The above articles have been In use Dut q
short time and are all nearly new, and Will De
sold without reserve.
Sale to commence mt - O'c-Ock a. uh, " nen
attendance will be given ON "
CIV. HAWTHORN.
SANL. HESS 4 SON. Aucts, n22 It'd
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. %. ssa.
SPUYTEN DUYVIL.
THE AFrEEMAra OF the TRACED,

Of the IliFated Train, Placed ON
Trial for AsDsIsuShter.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-The case of Geo.
Melins, accused of manslaughter in the
fourth degree, is now On trial in the oyer
and termincr. Melins was the brake
man of the ill.fated train which
burned up in a collision at Spuyten
Duyvil in which accident Senator Wag-
ner and others lost their lives. Melins, it
is charged, failed in his duty by not going
back far enough when his train stopped to
warn approaching trains. Conductor
Hartford will also be tried.
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Tho CorOner's Verdict.

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. 23-Thc coroner s
jury in the case of James Dunn, who was
fatally shot by Joseph Pullen Oh Saturday
night, concluded the inquiry to-day and
brought in verdict of murder in the first
degree against Pullen. The latter, who is
in prison, is closely guarded in conss-
qucnce Of some evidence Of an intention TO
commit suiCi'e.
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Knights Tempiar Reception.

WAsuINGToN, Nov. 23-A committee
representing the Knights Templar of tho
District of Columbia called at the White
House to-day to request the president
to give a reception at the capitol
on Thursday evening next to the Knights
Templar, who are expected to visit this
city, to participate in the Garfield fair
ceremonies. Private Secretary Phillips
promised to lay the matter before the
president this evening. The president did
not visit the White House to-day.
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FLED TU PARTS UNKNOwN.


The Missing harrisburg Broker Turns Out
to be Q DeSaulter.
HARRIsBURG, Nov. 23.-Thc where
abouts of the missing stock and grain
broker, r. Il. Sisk, is still unknown.
Since his disappearance it has
transpired that lie has victimized quite
number of business men OF this city.
This morning they held a meeting and
decided to institute proceeding !or en-
bezzlement, and if possible arrest the
missing man. His em6ezzlement, it is
claimed, will amount to over SIS, 900. He
had been doing business in this city for
tho past eighteen months, and enjoyed the
entire confidence of the people.
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a Newspaper Suod for Libel.

WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 23.-Ex-
Chief Of Police William ]. Maxwell to day
instituted suit fer libel against the
Morning News for the publication Of an
article on Monday last, duplicating MIR.
Maxwell in an attempt to induce an in
former on negro gambling den to reviss
his testimony SO rs to shield the proprie-
tor, and put the present chief of police in
an unpleasant predicament.