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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
REMOVING KINKOWSKrs BODY.

The body of Martin Kukowshi, the murderer, was
trans erred yesterday afternoon from the Wee
luWkcn Cemetery 20 a grave in Potters tI'id,
at snake Hill. The transfer was made
owners il the cemetery indignantly protested
10 Supcriutcndcnt Becker against murderer being
buried there: and Becker was Obliged tC inform
Kinkowski's friends that the 30 ymu>t be removed.
Mr. Becker saws that when the Rev. MIR. Mas ap-
pied TO bun for the he SAID that II was Tor
Rocker without anVidc1 that il was for klnkoWSk1,
gave the ground free, and when b" slhSe-
uuentlV learned that II was for tie murderer ne
did not care 10 rrtract his promise,
although he felt assured that the lot owners would
find fault. He did not anuCp pate, however, jiot
sition on their part. and when II CAM H. had 40
choice but to weld to it, County InYscl1u Con-
verse gran ed permit for the dsinteTment OF the
bOIy, and IL va, quietly taken away yesterday ana
rs quietly buried again IA the padytT bUIiihE-
mound attached TO the aiu-HGU-t at Sldk" I'LL.
TROUBLED, brewing i'm consequence Of the di>-racc-
full scenes ri the funeral OF hiukoWNh sunday al
teiuOon +. NOlk, the undertaken, says That ne hdi
no desire 10 make public exhibition OF
the affair and wanted 10 bury the
body TnIay afternoon after III" hanging, but ne
Rev Mr. Mas uycIrulcd him and SAID that there
must he funeral on Sunday, lntimaing thar II
yolk would not take charge of n some one else
would. Some of Mr.. MASS pensioners aic Ills
pleas ii at the nOt0ucty winch he obtained IN con-
nrctiun with the affair, and talk OF Withdrawing
CitX and burning tapcIs should hay" been used at
the funeral scTV!c IN the uudcltakerS shop ana
talk OF having Mr.. Mas brought before tn Lulh-
erau SYNOD for ii sClplmc. through The hnucHcc
OF nr Maa, Mrs kukOW~H ana her son have oO-
tanned employment IN a SILK mil III Jersey Guy
ton 10 the court for PERMISSION to resume her
maiden name.
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short time the matter could be arranged.
At the Office Of the company, No. 1b7 Broaa-
way c. {. Hildreth, the secretary, was found. ne
said that the company was organized last sIIng'
and had taken the mills gt Anderson IL Co., or rltts
considered very valuable. The stock Of the eom-
pany was offered to some capitalists in New York.
who after an investigation. decided that money
could be made Before investing III the enterprise
the capitalists decided to test the commercial value
of the Siemcns patents, but delay in building pre-
vented the tests from being made until lately. III
and attached the property Of the company; Mr..
nildreth also sand that one Of the New-York men men
the attachment, having made a loan TO the com
pany winch was managed by Mr. Anderson; he
debt was one that had been contracted by Andtr-
Mr Anderson, without the knowledge OF the per
sons interested IN this ely. He thought the mate
would soon bc adjusted satisfactorily 10 all the pei
sons concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
ArILING sKlNNlED MIX.

Part J. Of the ,our OF General Sessions has
been occupied for two DAYS with ne ma "l
Thomas L. Gray, a milk dea!cr 90 No" - j. Il
Broadway, Who was charged ~ the -" al "l
Health with selling slammed milk. The ra.e VAS
q test one on tIc part al the NuN Dealers Ilo' o.
tive Association. An agent saw the gi.G drawn
from tine COW aud KEEP track OF 1t until u was IN
Gray's store in East Broadway. Iue cans aii"r
they had been flied with mills, were SEA "d 80 mat
thcs exact contents could not bc questioned. Inioi
nation was gwen to tie Board Health That Gray
had skinned milk IN his possession, and WnCh
officers went 10 ms store they s"iZct il. ih"
defense contendnd lIat th" law under which lhe
SCI urt was made is uu,oH~. lt!ou3i, ana the c'tre
will ultimately ne carried to the higher courts.
Expert testimony Wis gwen on both sizes. FOR
the prescott lon Professor Chandler declared taJt
SKINNED milk was not q WHO c>oluc aruc'r oft i"oQ
while for the defence Professor DorcmUs was equal
H. positive III declaring that II was Wnoc-uilc
drink, but me added that Tor ulan.5 ne advocated
the use Of milk from which the cream h1d not been
removed The drleacc placed Oh the stand AlIed
4. Bcdsall, man about jW"nty-cirat years pa,
who SAID Tia Il hc WAS under the medical Treatment
of Dr. Hammond, and tiat TO. ninety days he had
lived exclusively SKINNED milk. having mother
drank no. eaten anything else. The jury under III
StruciOn of Recorder Smyth, brought IN a
special verdict. Ii found mat the
defendant bad exposed Tor sale, contrary 10 the
statute, ulwuo.cs0Hc and aUutcrd cd Min; mat he
had offered ior sale milk from hIch lhe cream had
been removed that the milk vas only cha Z d 10y
the removal of the cream and that II not had been
otherwise adItCratcd; thar milk from winch the
cream has been removed Is thcr fore impure and uI-
wholesome as an article OF human food, and in
furious 20 health. \ motion Ior new trial VIII be
ip on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
IRREGULARITIES At NEWARK.

The Grand jury ut Newark is cng7 ged IN inycsti-
eating the cent management of he 5iutual Bene-
6t Life Insurance Company. II Is believed 10y
s,ue that the CATION viii disclose some dam
arinQ facts Recently Theodore Macknet, pIe~-
dent o. the company. was asked II Ire knew OF any
irregularities lie said tht hc did not, and thar he
was i'm a 20 il on for long period, ire surcr 10
know all about the finance Of he company
Another raised warrant or 1881 80, which, Il IS
charged. was raised from 1881 90 by VILLAIN f.
Powell, chief clerk in the city Clerks office, wins
discovered yesterday. Powell was held in 5000
bail Yesterday 20 appear before tine Grand jury. ii"
claimed that he raised tlc warrants by direction Of
Auditor Palmer, aud was not benefited 5 hls act.
Expert Walden states that the total dcicrnc. IN
the tax AREA ages for 1850 is nearly 5000, all of
winch was stolen Icy Hail. Discrepancies have also
been found ma other accounts. the tax aIT"aldEcs
Tor other year, have yet TO be cNuni4 cd.
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heard from since It is no longer doubted that they
have persisted.
OBITUARP.
DELANO ALEXANDER GODDARD.
2osToN, Jan. 11.-Delano A. Goddard, Eau
tor OF The AdCettser died at 1870 O'CLOCK lls hois

DELANO ALEXANDER GODDARD.
GOsToN Jan. 11.-Delan0 A. Goddard, Eli
tor of The AdCertser died at 1880 O'Clock thls morning.
Mr. Goddard was born ut Worcester MASS August -
1881, and was educated in the Worcester schoos' AZ
Brown University and at Yale College He entered hao
College rs n sophomore and graduated IN 1919 rs !"
member OF the class which included Judge Eu"a'u -
Billings, WAYNE MacVSagh, T. 9. Stedihah' AhuI'W Ne
White Theodore Brown. General Edward Harland' ian
dal Lee Gibson Isaac II. Bromley George W. ohaii'y
Charlton T. Lewis BENJAMIN K. Phelps md D. Henry
stcorns Immediately after leaving college, Mr. God
dord worked upon newspapers In Cleveland ana Faihes
Vile Ohio In 1886 he was a contributor 10 me
Worcester Transcript and in 1857 he Joined the stan
OF The B0stcn chronicle. In tho ran "t I0'1 "o
became the associate editor OF The worcester ""'-
Script which journal he left IN 1859 70 JOIN inc Sa"
Of YAe Worcester SDI During the absence OF Mt
Baldwin in Congress Mr.. Goddard wrote the leading
articles for The Spy which Journal soon Won tho crcd
~ being the most aggressive OF al tNa POI
uticoI iourn1ls 81 Nrw-England against the en-
croachmcAts Of the slave power. inc t'p"',
lion Mr. Goddard acquired az an eilt'f ID
The SDvopcucd the way engagement WIN INC h'S
t,o liceytis,j. I'm 1865 Within few months he sue
ccc3cd Charles Dunbar, now Professor OF Rhetoric AZ
Harvard MS eItorin-clic. Though HIS health for SOW
rri wears had been FAR from robust hc Va' seldom an
sent rom his desk home. He m2Ira hurried Journey
70 Europc I'm 1876 and q few short southern nulne ~
llfcr vrnrs His pen constantly rhI'. ~ W,
own Journal that he found little time 10 devote 20 MGR
wv work in ~ her 3rcctiou- Sti ne made VNtId '"
.I..uti,u 10 tho periodical publications. and was 20, ~
.lc authors of t.c Memorial History 3i b0'''I ~
81, .cu hc contributed the C.aU' re on me -
literature o. the Provincial PcriGu' aud " me IHPL
Press and literature OF the R"youiion lie hSo tit III
manuscript unfinished contributions 10 l4.r ln 'i-
volumes Oh ;!c e Memorial History %, Boston ne vas
ronhcr of several historical sHcirtic- IN $50 anu
-i- he was elected 20 the state House al l'pr'-'i'H
Iiv.s rom Worcester. Nh Goddard wa, married ~
1-;g 10 Ni.- Narra Le Baron, who survives MINI Pr
orI vas al hi. da,, on January D. but from the ia
iu,i. ann his death lie was confined TO ms home by
Pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
ANyI-AL NEuTl q OF MERCHANTS.

INC ord n Irldo ana IIan-TOII IUOn nod 10
annual meeting yesterday al winch 3 board of
tDirtV--iN director, was elected. the directors
aff,rWaId, elected the following officers: Ambrose
snow, pc,iIca II. Is. Catm, ilbaW II. Whey
and Id ~ stark yIce-prc>ldeutS; l.. r. Du'kce,
treasurer; Darwin Il. james secretary. john +.
llrur, read th' rcp1r, oi tAc ENocu i've Committee
I, yicyiug the Won, oi The year. Resolutions were
forces irrespective OF party OF faction, TO sncuTc
icurdI1 legislation req IIrci by the people; that II
Is desirable that the LEGISLATURE be speedily organ
i/,d Tor the best Il;t. SIS OF tue stat. and Iug
tle Legislature 90 IccLaet o., cJacUT.; resolution
PASSED at tl, last session providing oI free canals
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NATHANIEL, d. HIGGINS.

Nathaniel d. Higgins died at his house, No.
2G5 Nadi,,u-lvc.. early yesterday morning Mr. Ing
gins was a member of the firm Of l.. :. III gins Coz
Garnet dealers OF No Wlitcst lie was born in Gray
NJ me- and came to this city while young man. For
thirty years he has been member OF the hrm 0t L. y
Higgins Coz and the retirement of Alvin higgins
II, 800 ne has been sole partner Of h7 brother
Elias. For twenty-five wears hr has been sufferer
from bladder aud Kidney ds"1t- and be- at lrr-l u'd
from these causes. Mr. Higgins had been WIioWr Tor
twelve years His only surviving child Is Mrs Jules
,cyual, OF this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
THE DIET KITCHEN ASSOCIATIONS WORK.

The Nrw-YolN Del ktcncn ASSOCIATION hold Us
ninth annual meeting yesterday afternoon. al No.
1913 Second-ayr. Nrs 4. II. Gibbons the president,
presided. Mrs George v. White read the annual
report. winch said that last year the association
proyiicd nouri,hmcnt for 5,71l patient, ana filed
4O,27s rcquisi ion, upon il IRON puysicuus. j. had
b come a part @. h. municipal charity i'm being the
mruf. The treasurer Miss Anna G.. Smile, sad
tlcrc was a balance in favor Of the orsauiza-
ton of 1888 II or the fiscal year. The total re-
Cripts were "a Ij~. short address was made by
Dr. Charles e. Lee. DR.. G.. l.. Dana advocated tlie
addition OF brandy to the list of articles which the
a>sociatiou distributes This met with decided
nunn.li ION.
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TRYING TO CROSS THE OCEAN IN A SMALL
HNAI

,rofcl 81. seeking for more fame than ne could
obtain n size over TtRs OF ui, profession, attempted
ia -lo. I'M, sIpcll0rt, 10 the ocean by CTJs,u4It
ia a , D boat tWruty-eigh' feet long built 81 Nor
way. NI,ha single ma. L, upon which were rugged
square sail and jlb, Ac boa covered tightly with
a canvas tlrpaulIu, and with provisions aud water
Tor Two months, Ac. Captain Beaumont, sailed from
Norway ln June. After being at sea more than
month. becoming lonesome aud weary ne put lh tor
aroI her sailor. The two alVoutuTers, vi il their
Iraii craft, fully prOvi5-iOneI for the voyage,
uuI TO sea gain in August. As they have not boon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
FUNERAL SERVICES OF DIR. SMITH,.

The funeral of the Rev Dr. John Cotton Smith
was held yesterday afternoon 10 "a" Church of The
Ascension at Fitth-tye and Irnti-st., oi winch h.
was rector for tweujy-une years. The body iat IN
a cloth covered coffin, upon which Wa~ the lE~rup-
finn John Cotton Smith, born August !, So
G.cd January g. lNo2.' Several palm leaves Law ON
the coffin united By a bunch of lilies. The ch1uC'l
reading desk puult, altar End 'he chair which Dr.
Smith formerly used were dTapcd in mourning, and
Then dee rated with roses, lilies aud eve green's
On the altar was a large crown OF flowers sur
Ioouutcd by cross and near II were tour lU@r
crosses. a wreath and many loose flowers. There
was no ad irc>S the exercises consisting only OF
reading the tuIiaI service of the Protestant EpscO-
nal Church ami singing Bi>lOp 20 ter conducted
fhc services asSistcl by the Row. Dr. Potter Of
Grace Church. the Rev. Reuben kIieuer, ..
Ipswich Mass. the Rev. f.. W. Donald,
The Rcv. Heuan Dyer and the Rev. J. w:
Steen The pall-hearers We're: Bishop stevens, OF
Peunsvlvama: the Rev. DrS. Morgan Dix, ". !.
MORGAN, K. j. Hitchcock. Philip Nchtit and {. {.
Tiffany; the Rev. VI >-r> Arthur Brooks, and W. \.
McVickar Of Philade hia. Prov ou- tu the funeral
the Episcopal clcrgymen Of the diocese hcld III,
ing aud adopted resolutions relauNc 80 She death OF
Or smith There were nearly hundred ministers
present at the funeral representing YIllouS d"non-
nations. Among the societies represented Of which
Dr. Smith hal been "a member were: The Ane lctn
BitIe Society American Tract society, University
CLUB, Bowdmu Alumni Association society OF
Evangelical kuDWlcdgc Clerical tlub ana boards
of Foreign and Home Missions. here were also
presrnt William Wood, August Belmont JOHN JIN
Judge Peabody, g. II. Field. and r. /. cut ing.
The BODY was taken, last night TO Ip Wlch Mass.
where there VIII be funeral service, To-day al uouu
md whore the iutcmrut viii take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12

c. g Shlyuc the wclkOwn WI ole 'ae fur Manufacturer
lU3 Prince Broadway, owing 20 the very largo GN
transacted in october and sOvcmbCr made
usual large stock u tine sean acIues aud domlns AID
fur lined garment expecting usual 10 receive large orders
from hs wholesale customers. The mild cltA'r ,ultnuo
merchants dd NOT buy freely and now he finds l'm ELI
makes rule 10 never CARY any Manufactured goods nom
to another H. OfI5 Ifs entire stock over
-luuuODl retail az less than wholesale prices IN
Wuity 10 purchase strictly GIscIss fur garments, from
reliable house, lower prices than has been hu0wu FIR years.
An iCtI reduction ~ 50 o. 500 kin AMI - tn 4J
lncd garments Every article 3 warranted sti "
reliable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
DYING FEOn KICKS.

James Doyle, a pcdlcr, forty-,ix years old,
who lived at No. - rowcry, died u the Chambers
Street Ho-ui'aI Tuesday uIEutlrom hicks In the abdomen
received no H. 10. The bas,cu-cr, who kicked Doyle in
"A quarrel, si,C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12

RAILWAY REPRIsALs.-GcniGl Traveller (0flrr-
Inc pouch" Take pipe OF honeydcw, SRI NoGu find
only smoke cigars" AFTER a ptI-eJ by The way,
won't YOU have cgarp G.. I. (drIlIj-" Thanks, no
only smoke tobacco"
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GENERAL EDWARD T. NEWTON.

NEWPORT, K. l., Jan. 1I-Gcnrral Edward
r Newton who fell down stairs at his residence on Mon
day night !.cd this morning. He was about seventy
wears u age. For man! years hc was leading business
aa Lc., AID was one 81 tie leading Democrats OF tue
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ono ~ HONOR GAyEh1L GAEIIILD.

Columns, Ohio, Jan. 1.-THE Ohio Senate
to-lay adopted resolution 10 place statue OF General
Garfield ia tUc old Hall OF Representatives al washing
ton. An amendment 10 !ac. statues O Thomas CoIWIn
ana William Alien In ill., Ohio Capitol 6as defeated.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK Jan. IL. 1882.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer uolycta C3cg Tc Antwerp 20 lays, with mdse
and passengers to Funch, Edye - Go. M
steamer Andes }r, G.aiwIn. Jacm"l Dec ~ Aux caves
Jan b. Iuasua ann Long Cay o. with m9o 10 r' FoF"ood
Sinner Racarras lBr Lacuayra Dee 30 Forto Ca1ao g.
and with mdso and passengers to Bouton
Skinner Rankin lBr Casson Prosreso days with mdso
TO eaHcr Moran cy Adams. Newocans days, with
"gie a M Hbemar Gibbs Lcwes Del with mdso to Old
% 9i Sor Hover Marsccs 43 days, in ballast to
B Maria ,lta6 R1mano, smyrna 60 days with Lcorce
root - McAndrcws vessel 10 IL smith CO. Passed
Ts 8oh"S ar Doane Dcmeara % days with
toY T yTI T H56Srts Rio Graude del 80 days
WIT SUGAR rS R,egcn Cildad bolivar 80 days with
mdse to order, vessel TO Funch, Edge & 90 O., , L.
wood ami hides to Avsn Nichols Co. vessel to Isaac II
S5hr Mercy Roundy Crowley, calais WITH knees to Ell
h,5H7Jn' aT ~ T ns m Il Anirc%H NJ p days with
chr Lette Hlnnoud. san P!as e eay WIN cocoanats to
srEsEr-wnd at sanity HOOK. moderate WV; cloudy.
At civ Island. fresh, W, clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Bolivia Br Donaldson London Henderson Bros
steamer laSe Huron br 'Qr-.n. i.r isa
steamer cry Of BiGscei' 'br' 'ond''n' Liverpool Via
sSr banana 81 A,wool Johns, Arroyo, Ponce
Steamer Commonwealth Van Klra PhladciDhia-John
steamer VIM Kennedy, warren, Btimore-Geo II Clover
steamer Hatt,rLs Bodz. Vest Point Na-old Dominion
Steamer Yarnattan Kelly Norfolk, city Point and Rich
steamer Sanjo Domingo Pennington, Charleston, Jc-J
' gteam"r CIV Of Columbus Fisher sayaunah-Heny
Sn-y, Nc,yYor< Quc1 New, Orleans Boeert MORGAN
Snip Minnie swift BIZ Lndl Liverpool Whitney
ship star Of tho South Car Munro Rangoon, Burman-
bl ,g,,. Adams san Fraucisro-Van Week g co.
BARK Alace Li-uIc dti NassA Genoa AuSun' ""I"lH
Bark siuah lNor, Houyor5en, Amstcrdam-c Tobias
A(o1 Al,ryg ,Nor. Mathicsscn Bucnos Ayres-C Tobias
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RVPTURE-Rclicvcd and cured by DR.. J. 4
81, rmtn's method without The injuries truss nHct Pin
CIpa. Office POI broadway consultation days udt, Tues
dy and saturday. His book with PHOTOGRAPHIC liS u
bad cases before and after Is mailed 10 those via
send loo
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If You have any skin disease or diseases Of
the han Or scalp any itching or coloratons snnurns
utcAlgS pmpca rough or dry harsh rku. have IN d.
G. ". BcusO1s skin cure. perfect and elegant
edy. Sod by al druggists. NcwI0Tk Office 10 Fulton
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81 Nicholas Hotel-Robert j. Burdette OF Bur;
ngton linton square HgtetsgEgG yon TnsS
OF Buffalo 49,. B,strnInser Hote-deorge W. Mier Vi
Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12

EARL s. WILSON'S "short band" collars and
bead edge CUTS arc the best. sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
4 STEEL COlPANYo EMBARRASSMENT

Tie property Of tho Sirmcn- Ander-o" steel
Cou,Ity Of Nce-IoIk, situated AZ i'ltt,oulg Penn,
a1iI N.uufacturcls Bank OF IIu-buIg. J.. u. Law
sn III 10. lO2 Broadway, the tr'asui r oil tr 7,oei
company, said yc.tcrd4y mat tAc company AAI Coy
EtnE, iii. tDiuciaI difficulty winch uc bel eyed
s-|1tI ao,u be adjusted. Inc emDaIItosmcnls Aad
grogn ont Of tho failure OF Nr. Anderson to no"t
BIZ bonds of the com p4Iy, but he thought JAaJ ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12
MARINE INTELAIGETCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY.
Gu, --sos TOO Noon rises OO7 Clock fast. sm42s
stt5.-..- 4:JA MUM ''dll7' JIM 'A'' ''9N' soy
HIGH WATER TO-DAY VI.
sandy Hook O35 Gov Island. 23G Hell Gate.... 42j
HI.H WATER TO-DAY. n
sandy Hook O59I GOV. Island BOB Hell Gato.... Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-12

Morris & Ircland'S Safes are becoming popu-
lar throughout country record unsurpassed IS tlc
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HENRY \. DANIELS VI. d.,
la Ierln2 ollye, near 3Jth-5 itIIrs 80 S1tJ ,
Attention 10 tieatemsL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-02
THE DRAMA

'Fricnd and Eoe'' aJ the Opera House.
It. was pity that this beautiful comedy
drama whicl, was 50 we'll presented last
evening did not have !. largo audience, for
its merits deserved crowded house. The
audience, though only fair in numbers, ,ap-
peared eminently pleased with the per-
formance, if We may judge from the re-
peated encOrcs which greeted the good
points of the play. The scene Of the play
is laid in France in the timo of tue Franco
Prussion war, and the interest centres
about rellickins young Irishman, who,
to savo tho property of his sweetheart's
father, goes to the war as I substitute.
The heavy villain Of the play, who wishes
to marry tic heroine, as usual holds the
mortgage on the property. The herO's
eventual success and the heavy villains
final discontinue are very clcverly worked
out ia the many thrilling incidents of the
drama.
The singing of Mr.. Scanlan as Carroll
AOore, the young Irish hero, was particu
larly good, and elected several encores.
He made i ten strike by his exquisite ren
dering of tho final song of the evening
Peek L. BOo," aud the clever acting
which accompanied his vocal exhibition
deserves special mention. Miss Florinc
Arnold as 1adren Fjntaine, the heroine,
at once entrenclIed herself liz the favor of
the audience by her winning ways and
sprishtly acting. The rest Of tho cast
fully met the requirements Of tho Occa-
sion,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-02

LfXECUTOK'SS SSALE.-ONTHURSDA NO-
II VEMBER 2, 1882, the undersigned Will
sell ut public sale, ut the SOrrel Horse Hotel,
West King street, Lancaster city, tho follow
ing described real estate. to wit:
No l. All that certain twO-ytOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with two story Brick
Back Building and lot of ground thereto be-
longing. situated No. 4GO on the cast si,ic 0f
Poplar street, Lancaster city, containing in
ing in depth eastward 100 feet, more or less, up
II II feet wide public alley, adjoining property
Vt Christian BlumcnstOck, public alley. :.nG
other property of tho estate OF Abraham
$ SiOner, deceased.
No. : All that cs tain fwO-stOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUS with Frame Kitchen at
tache'i, and lot Of ground thereto belonging
situated No. 40, on the c.tst ilc Of Poplar
street, Lancaster city, containing in front on
tending; i'll depth lOO feet, more or less tn - -
feet wide public alley, and adjoining prop.
rtyof VIM. GrGiner, u public alley and prop
:fy NO.3.
40 : All that certain two-siOry BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE. with Frame Kitchen
attached. Brick Stable and other Improve
plcntt. AMI lot of ground thereto belonging.
situated No. 4lS14 Oh the east side Of Poplar
street, Lancaster city, containing In front ON
tending; in 'ieptt ]0J feet, more less. to u
feet wide public alley, adjoining prs'p"rCy ut
NJ. Il public alley, ami properly Of C:tll,-
rine Krctchmar.
Sale to commence at ~ np.. on a:s:si ,i:,y :,
when attcn'iance will bu given amt terms
made known by JACOB l.. .EHUBAKEK,
Executor OF tho estate Of -tbGahtin SlOncr de-
ceased.
H. HUBERT. Auct. ol7std Tuxlh