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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-28
Entert ailments
ROLLER SKATING RINK

ROLLER SKATING RINK.
 The attractions at the roller skating rink on Dwight street will be continued every evening this week. The children's sessions are from 10 to 12 B.. m. and 2:3O to p. m. Music on Thursday and Saturday afternoons. It is a very pleasant place to pass enjoy able afternoon or evening.
 IL TRovAToRE.
 This evening and for one night only Verdi's opera "n Trovatore'' will bs presented at Carll's Opera House by Her Majestys Opera company. the music being under the direc- tion of Signor Arditti. There will be full band and chorus and the entertainment will be one that will please all who attend
 THE TRAMP. The American Theater is drawing large houses this week. fine variety troupe are occupying the boards and Press Eldridge's comedy drama ''The Tramp is much en- joyed. The cosy little theatre is open every evening and also on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
 sAM'L OF PosEN. This charming comedy drama, famous for having the longest midsummer run ever known in America, will be presented at Carlls Opera House next Friday evening. The Brooklyn Eagle says ''The convulsive fun of the principal character ran along without break through the four sprightly acts of the play, and there were few among the large audience who did not bid good night to Sam1 with regret"
 MARDO.
 It is certainly an uncommon thing to wit ness performance at the theater in which animals supposed to be of 8 ferocious nature are introduced and expected to perform ti-17- several parts. Such wes the case, however, | at at the New Haven Opera House last even l ing, when Mr. Frank Frayne appeared in the decidedly sensational drama of ''Mardo." The novel sight of a bear play ing about the stage with the good 1 nature of kitten, now and then folding 8 | good fat coon in fond embrace, made the first act of the drama one of special interest, and the tragic scenes made startling by the pistols crack wrought the audience up to a state of enthusiasm which brought Mir. Frayne before the curtain. Having won the favor of the audience it was with him through the play, and his trained dog 'Jack," lion, bear and hyenas received their share of applause, which was frequent. This evening the per formance will be repeated.
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Death Of Hlr. .Iamas Rice

The sudden death is announced in New York city of MT. James Rice, former mer- chant here. He died yesterday of heart dis ease, as is supposed. He leaves son and daughter. Many of our residents will re- member the old dry goods firm of the broth ers Reuben and James Rice on Chapel street in this citv Io
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Coroner's Inquest.

John O'Brien, 8 carpenter, 27 years o1 age, died yesterday morning at o'clock at his boarding house, No. 31 Oak street. The unfortunate young man had been drinking excessively, which caused his death. His wife is in jail and his father in the hospital A brother recently was killed at Norwalk on the railroad Coroner Bollman investigated >the case and gave a certificate of death from
 Etural causes
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Christmas Festival.

The Christmas festival of Christ church Sunday school took place Tuesday evening and was highly enjoyed by a large gathering. The handsome trimming of the church was admired by all, There was Q fine programme of song by the children followed by g distri- button of gifts taken from Christmas tree gaily lighted with colored candles. The school, through the superintendent, Albert Ensign, presented splendid basket of flow CTS to the rector, Rev. Dr. Spencer.
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westvilfe Congregational Church Semi.
 Centennial.

Centennial.
 Last evening the Westville Congregational church, Rev. Mir. Willard pastor, celebrated it's iftieth anniversary. It being inconven- tent to hold the services in the church they were held in Burton Dickermans new build ing on Alden street, which was beautifully decorated with evergreens and warmed with stoves for the occasion. There were four large tables most bounteously laden with re- -sreshments. An address of great interest was delivered by Rev. MT. Willard, which, it needs no saying, did honor to the occasion. Excellent remarks were also made by Rev. Mir. Marvin and Rev. MT. Smith, of West vile. There WAS fine singing by the chil- dren, and the supper followed The occa- sion-.was naturally one of much interest in the village. There was very large attend. afce
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Police Notes.

John Evans, Edward Williams and Edward Morris were arrested in Bridgeport on Tues day evening on suspicion that they were thieves. They offered miscellaneous lot of articles for sale at the store of H. Walters on State street. In the collection found in their possession were silver sugar bowl, milk pitcher, pickle castor, pocketbceehks and other articles. The detectives in this city found that the lecture room of the tnew Trinity M. E. church in this city, corlsr of George and Dwight streets, where fAir and festival was belng held, had beep broken into. Sergeant Wrinn and Detective Reilly went to Bridge port yesterday, and recognizing the men as New Farsr; tbiez ght them to this
 $ keys of every de,
 the persons of the
 were searched. It is
 ,ciety did not realize
 by the police.
 blood. Convales
 Sarsaparilla to neu
 poison matter.
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The Yacht wtnso,ne Case,

The case of the yacht Winsome has just eeen tried in New Bedford, and judgment Yas yesterday rendered for the defendant to fecover damages and costs, and the arrest ot lr. Hinman was declared illegal. Captain Hinman and his attorneys, Messrs. Mills and Marsden, naturally feel much gratifed at the result, as they have worked the case away from home
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rare chance for purchasers of books, as this stock must be sold by January 1st Sets of Dickens, 10 vols, published at $15, reduced to b9 sets of Thackeray, il vols, published at $16.5O, reduced to $9.9O; Irv- ing l2 vols, reduced to $l5 Gays stand $1.75, all handsomely bound and printed in large, clear type Webster's Dictionary. published at SIG 50, reduced to $4.75. Chil- dren of the Abbey and Mayne Reid's works reduced to 45c. Juvenile books large as sortment, at cost. Bibles, histories albums, &c. ,, reduced in like proportion. William Gay & Co.,, Garfield building, 25G Chapel street, up stairs.
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be offered by H. Machol, the merchant tail or, 217 Chapel street, opposite City Market. His reputation is first class and hundreds of our citizens get their dress and business suits at Machol's. To clear out stock, which is very choice, prices for suits and garments will be at cost for the next thirty days.
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Smallpox i'm NIeriden,

! 9boarding house near the flint glass shop has been quarantined, it having been discov- cred that man who left the house the other } day for New York has been taken down with
 smallnnx
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Fever and ague and chills and fever broken up and prevented by using the purely vege- table remedy, Carter's Liver Btters An antidote to all malarial poison.
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO DAY. ts=z WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON D. O., Dec. 28-1 A. NJ. 3 For New England and Middle States, generally fair weather northerIy to westerly winds nearly station ary temperature higher barometer on the coast
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The Hop Plasters have a wonderful sale, and why? Because they cure Backache, Stiff Joints, Pain in the Side and all Soreness in any part. People appreciate them. Any druggist, 25 cts. d27 6d1w
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NARC F

The scholars of the Hioh school. on enter. ing the school rooh last Friday morninf were astonished to ind if A perfect wre, The floor was strew. with torn books ties of ink had been .:cs
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Are you troubled with such symptoms of dyspepsia belching, tasting of the food, heartburn, etc. Browns Iron Bitters will cure you. d22 6d1w
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The old fashioned Hop Poultice or bag is far inferior to Hop Plaster both as pain
 killer and strengthener. Call for it at any
 drug store. de2S Cd Ivy
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 Price tweps- a--o "ants bottle.
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Rough on EtatS.'

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A predicament. ? o'clock in the morning, sleet on the sidewalk, baby got the croup and no Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup in the house
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Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only very small, very easy to take, no pain, no gripping, no purging.
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Knights of St. Patrick.

Their Third Annual Grand Ball and
 Reception.
 The third annual grand ball and reception of the Knights of St. Patrick took place at Peck's Grand Opera House last evening, and was, like those nre"nA'~g, very successful, Nnra and nnch in-
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 the morning, in whom the appetite for food | is capricious and sleep at proper hours un- certain, should have recourse to Mrs. Pink hams Vegetable Compound. d22 Gd1w
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Ask your druggist for Athlophoros. "It cures rheumatism, but nothirg else."
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Plain and silk fringed New Years cards, gentlemens New Years calling cards, ladies' receiving cards Best goods, lowest prices only at the ''Domestic" office, 2o6 Chapel street. de2S % 30
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A Sure Cure.

bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection with syringe combined. All druggists $1.
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Gays Clearing Out Sale of Holiday
 Books.
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Tine Natural Skin Remedy

The NntWrstI Skin IeMedy
 Is Pearls White Glycerine. You have only to use one bottle to convince you that it's
 curative qualities upon the skin are wonder full. For infants and children it is indispen- sable Druggists keep it. de29 3teod 1tw
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, prominent citizens were either present upon the floor witnessing the gay scene from the galleries. The promenade music was by I the Second Regiment band, George Streit
 leader. This branch of the programme, and ! the order of dancing Emusic by Thomas, prompting by Flaherty) were as follows:
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blood. ConvaIes- Sarsaparilla to neu- poison matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
AOllISPnlenfS.

The Kellogg Concert.-It will be remember
ed that seats may be secured tor the Kellogg
concert without extra charge ut C. II. Barr:
book store. This great musical event occurs
on Wednesday evening and it beEooves
all who would take advantage OF this OppOr-
tunity of hearing the American song queen
the last, probably, they will ever have. to pro-
vide against discomfort by at once procuring
reserved seat tickets at Bars.
''.Sumv Of Posen."-Mr. N. b. Curtis stands
to-day III the estimation OF the best critical
Judgment without a rival in the delineation
of Hebrew character. His pcrsOnation or the
title role Of a commercial drummer In the new
and successful character comedy OF I" Sam'l
of POscn,' Is described a5 photograph true
to lite. At the opera house on Thursday even
ing.
"Bliee Taylor.''-Cbarlcs f. Ford's opera
company will reappear in this city next Fri
day evening. their third visit here during the
present season, when the Aew nautical comic
opera Of. Bilice Taylor" will be sung.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
POLICE CASES
In the Mayors and hldermen's Courts.

In the Mayors and Aldermen's Courts.
The mayor had fourteen customers be-
fore him this morning, twelve of whom
being guilty Of no greater offence than
having 10 visible means of support. were
discharged after being coifeed aud cau-
toned. The others, being visible victims
of vinous illebriety, Were sent up to Bastile
Burkhoider for ten and twenty days re
spectfully.
Alderman Barr committed three drunks
for ten days each.
Elmer alias "Buz" Hulsinger and
Robert Cuff, two noble specimens of the
African race, got drunk on Saturday night
and went to the colored fair where besides
making a great disturbance, Cuff showed
his manliness by whipping a colored girl
named Jennie Whipper. They were ar.
rested and Alderman Barr held them fol
q hearing.
Robert Thornton, colored, was arrested
on complaint of his wife, and Alderman
Barr has held him for hearing on the
charge of bigamy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
BY WIRE AND CABLE.

TeIesraphic News of tho DAY.
Senator Edmunds is again mentioned
for the vacancy ON the supreme bench.
No change in line, city and barbor
prices Of coal for February.
The rioters at Superior Junction have
been quieted down by distribution OF
rations.
Sergeant Mason, who tried to shoot Gui-
teau, will not be tried by the court mar
tial, ordered to meet in Washington Co
day.
Patrick II. Lynch was sentenced in New
York to imprisonment for life. He killed
James Maker in December.
Engineer Melville will form five sep
arate parties to search for Commander De-
Long, Of the Jeanette.
The grand jury to- day began an investi-
CATION into the cause of the Spuyten Duy-
vii railroad accident.
Rev. DR.. Bellows died in New York
this morning.
Afghan Ameer is developing a ferocity
worthy of his blOodthirsty predecessors.
A reign of terror prevails at Cabul. LOO
prisoners are confined for political offenses.
Four hundred employees of Cunning
hams carriage factory are on strike in
Rochester, N. Y. Striking snoemakcrs
there have resumed work.
In Allegheny City Mrs. Annie Starr was
burned fatally this morning by her clothes
taking fire while getting breakfast.
The outbreak of cholera at the Allahabad
fair did not cause much mortality, but
the returning pilgrim. are carrying the
infection in all directions.
a. Lee Cummins, phosphate manufac
turer at Wilmington, DEL, fails for $50, 900
through the neglect of his customers to
meet their notes. 1t is thought he will be
able to satisfy his creditors.
Smallpox in Philadelphia abating only
seven new cases from Saturday noon up to
noon to-day
A Paris dispatch says the Union Gener-
ale has suspended payment.
Jesse 0. Thomas, aged thirteen, acci-
dentally stabbed his playmate, Milford
Yonker, at Bristol, Pa, some days ago.
The latter died oday and tho cOroner's
jury exonerated young Thomas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
"Lite, Growth. lseaaty."

"Wha we all admire" and how TO secure 1t
Il fine head Of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct to beauty that no one who prizes
good looks should neglect to uso "LOndon
Hair Color Restorer,' the most cleanly and de
ltghtful article ever introduced to the Ameri-
can people. II is totally different from all
others-Eot sticky or gummy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious. 1t thickens thin
hair, restores gray hair, gives 1t new life, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing the hair
to grow w here it had fallen off or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is so per.
fectly and elegantly prepared as to make 1t a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon
don Hair Restorer'' is sold by all druggists,
:: - cents g bottle. Fix bottles for 81.
OcISM. W.S&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30

Are yOu disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by Il sick child suffering and crying
with the "xcruciatins, pain OF cutting teeth
Il -, go ut once and get 4 bottle OF MES.
WiNSiOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re.
lievc tile poor little sufferer imne,,iatcJ'-,ie
pend upon II; there IS no mistake about IT..
There is nOt 4 ricihcr on earth who has ever
used It, TTno Will not tell you ri once that it
will reg ate the bowels. and give rest 10 the
mother, and relief and health to tl:e child,
Opcratin glike magic. 1t Is perfectly safe 10
Use III all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
IL the prescription OF one OF the Oldest and
best female physician an4 nurses in the
uni:t.; State. Sold everywhere; 25 cents q
iOttle. "lar'-lVd.SW M.W&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
THE GUITEAU CASE.

Defending the Jury's Integrity.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-In the crimina
court this morning the district attorney
applied to the court to fix day for hear.
ing of arguments upon tho motion for u
new trial in the Guiteau case. With re-
gard to accusations against the jury the
district attorney said he could show the
signatures on the margin Of tho Erenin0
Critic to he clever attempt at forgery. 1t
was agre ID that the jury should be present
in court OH Friday, and then the matter
went over for the present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
A Poor PsntOmimo Show,

The pantomime company of "Col."
Robinson, whoever he is, gave entertain
ments at the opera house on Saturday
afternoon and evening. On account OF
the low prices and from the fact that the
party had been we'll advertised, they drew
large audiences. The pantomime they called
"Humpty Dumpty," and three men and
a boy appeared as clowns. They were
very poor, and So was the pantomime. In
the variety portion of the programme
Max Hugo a juggler, Ada Clifton song
and dance lady, and contortionist, were
all that were deserving Of mention. The
company remained over Sunday in this
city, and left for Norr;stown tIis morn
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-01-30
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORREsPONDEN


Another fight occurred at Fifth ant
Union streets On Saturday night between
two white men, resulting in damage t
both of their faces.
The invitations for the fancy dress bal
were issued this morning. They are
printed in neat but not gaudy style.
The VI. T. social club of Washington
borough held an interesting meeting last
Friday night at the residence Of the Misses
Bitner. The young men had provided a
splendid banquet.
Phil Dosey's horse. which looked like a
travelling bone pile, died last evening from
| starvation, it is supposed. Dosey is a
worthless negro living on the 'Hill," and
several threats We're uttered about the
taking away Of his animal providing he
did not give it more feed.
The spelling bee at Sterline's school
| house comes Off tomorrow evening, and if
the weather per >nits large lumber from
| Columbia will be present. Mr.. Zeamer
will act as schoolmaster.
High Constable Stra wbrdgc, WHO has
lately been suffering from 4 slight attack
of pneumonia, has SO far recovered as to
| he able to attend to his duties.
Bruner & Bros, lumber merchants. had
| their Office connected with the telephone
! exchange or Saturday.
Rev. f. S. Cookman and mother left
for their homes in Philadelphia this morn.
ing.
Mr.. Harry B. Dean, oi the Spy, is gain
laid up with the rheumatism.
Three tramps were in the lookup last
night.
Freight traffic Oh the increase "ery de
cidedly.
Rev. F. S. Cookman preached yesterday
morning and evening in the NJ. E. church,
to large and interested audiences. The
other churches were also wcll attended.
The ice on the York county side of the
Susquci!anna river moved yesterday morn
ing. but only for a short distance.
For the Kellogg concert in Lancaster on
Wednesday evening. Manager Barr
has secured special train to BE- run to
Columbia after the performance, to give
our citizens i chance tc see this great
actress.
Nirer-iiooacy shaw gave nlrAeusc salts
faction.
At tho Eigie's scc,n... trial on Saturday
she gave better satisfaction than before,
getting up five pounds Of steam in two
minutes ani % pounds i'll five and a half;
she threw watc! l;.t ieet.
Nh G. &. Kaufman, attorney at law,
has sold for ..!atilda Weaver, q lot of
ground on the corner Of of Fourth and
Perry streets, to DR.. C.. ?. Markell, who
will build on the lot 4 large double brick
dwelling, Office and drug store.
Fatal Kali, DAD = cc.den:.
Mr. Henry Rigney, employed on the
Frederick division cf the Pennsylvania
railroad, was knocked off Of his train, No.
20, Oh Saturday afternoon by an over
head bride, near G!adfeltcr's paper mill,
York county, ans! SO badly injured that he
died il: fifty five minutes siterward. Mr..
Rigncy is u young man about 80 years old,
married ard has four children. His bone
IS Baltimore and he has only been running
on this train from! Frederick to Columbia
for short time. lie was we'll known in
this borough and had ma.ie many friends
by lis quiet and manly ways. Peace to
his :.s!rs.