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COURT,
Proceedings ia tho Common Pleas

Proceedings IA the Common Pleas.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON.
In the case of Henry Frank VS.. tho city
and county Of Lancaster, the defense
called witnesses to prove that the damages
sustained were not as large as alleged by
the plaintiff. The jury rendered verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for $90j, divided
as follows: $lS5 against the county and
$720 against the city.
Frank a. Kicker, vs.. the city and
county Of Lancaster. This is an issue to
ascertain the amount of damages sas-
tained ay the plaintiffs by reason of cx-
tending North Pine street from West
Orange in this city. After the jury visited
the property witnesses were called by the
plaintiff, Who testified to the amount of
damages which hc is alleged to have sus-
tanned. On trial.
In the case of John IIarnish for the use
of Michael Harnisil, assignee of John
Harnish and wife, for the benefit of cred
itors, VS.. Mary 5. e. Shenk, cxccutrix of
r. w. Shenk, deceased, the jury rendered
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
1929. 80.
James .Bryson VS.. John w. Ment-
z,r. This was an action to recover
On pomissoly note of 5000, signed
BY Thomas j. Davis and endorsed
by John w. Mcntzer, dated March 30,
1878, for GO days. The full value of the
note was advanced to Davis by plaintiff.
The note and protest We're offered in cvi-
dence.
The defense claimed that at this time
Davis was counsel for Brysop. who was
executor OF the estate of John B. Bitter,
deceased. Davis claimed that by arrange
ment lie was given 81 ,05O on a note of
$3.50, endorsed by J. W. Mentzcr, and
note for $3.50, endorsed by Wn S. Shirk
1t was understood that these notes were
to be paid from bills coming 80 Davis
from the Bitter estate. When the
hrst account was presented Davis's fees
we're SOU, but We're cut down to 5000 by
the auditor. After the note had gone to
protest Mentzer met Bryson who told him
that his note or portion Of it would be
paid out of the fees. About a year later he
again met him, when he said that none of
the fees would go toward the payment of
the note, as he had loaned Davis the money
since then. Davis admitted his signature
to the bill given to Bryson. Mcntzer said
that he endorsed the note believing that
Davis had money coming to him from the
estate. When the note became duo Mcntzer
wanted it lifted and Davis to give Bryson
a receipt for that much this Bryson re-
fused to dc. Davis admitted having ro-
ceive1 money from Bryson at different
times.
In rebuttal Bryson was called and he
denied that any arrangement had been
made by which the note should be paid
out OF the estate. The 5000 was given to
Davis as a loan on u note endorsed by
Mentzer lie denied having told Mentzer
that the note would be paid out of the es-
tate. as besides the 5000 he had lent Davis
$72O. The jury rendered verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for 81, 73i.O9.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
Financial, Commercial and Manu:act

Financial, Commercial and Manufactures.
Two hundred Thousand dollars of capi-
tai stock has already been subscribed for
the new bank in this city. No persons
being given over ten shares. aud $50, ,0G0
offered had to be declined. A charter
will be applied for on Monday. The bank
will be located on North Queen street.
The stockholders will hold a meeting on
Monday next, Fob. 9th, at 10 o'clock, for
the purpose Of organizing and making
necessary arrangements.
The firm of Givler, Bowers & Hurst has
been dissolved by limitation, and, the
junior members retiring the business will
be continued by John S. Givler under the
name of John s. Givler & Co.
Mr.. Christopher Lewis, Mr.. James Reed
and MIR. 7. Ryan are in Lancaster to-day
canvassing the views of prominent citizens
rs to what arc tho chances of securing
ground and local capital for tho establish
mcnt of a new rolling mill to make steel
rails and do other heavy work.
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~ IHk Ey'H.
PhtlaiieInhia Markell.

PhtIasieIphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-FlOur quiet. but
firm; Supcrnne, at 81 1904 %; ::.i;Ta.
81 1875 so; Ohio and Indiana n,In:!y,
i6 7547 .; Pennsylvania family 81 400
g.: st. Louis do u G00p7 80; MfnncsOla
Extra, 81 5Oll7 GO; do straight 81 G0IS 81, winter
patent 81 75Ms 25 ;srring do, 81 75lS So
Rye flour at s. 750iS7
Wheat-market firm but quiet Del. an.l
Penn'a Red ST. 4l1l AZ dO Amber, 81 iZ1l "a.
Corn dull for local use.
Oats dull.
Rye dull at 9!G92c.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter firm tor choice which is well sold up;
Creamery extra, 4l4l3c do good to cli"ic".
3JG4Oc.
Rolls firm and scarce.
Eggs firm Penna., 29c Western, L7G02Sc.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet Eefincd, nc.
Whisky firm ut 81 q
Seeus-SOod 20 prime clover quiet at 'I5Gt
.; do 10 FL.1seed nominal at IL 3jGGl So
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'ePastiine" Ball.

Last evening the Pastime club, composed
of young men of this city, gave ball in
Excelsior hall over Scbenberger's saloon
on East King street. The attendance was
very large aud there was almost 100
couples in the promenade.
This hall has recently been improved
and is now one of the handsOmest in the
city, The walls have been covered with a
very pretty paper and the wood work
repainted, and it presents fine appear
ance. The room is one of the largest in
town.
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successful Lancaster County Exhibitor.
Ten premiums were awarded to J. NJ
Hagans, of Strasbulg, Pa, at the Dela-
ware county poultry show, Chester, Pa,
out of twelve premiums. LIST premium,
So I'd premium, So. 1st and I'd premi-
um on solid black and white Turbits, list
on white crested Fantails, 1st on white
plain-head Fantails, 1st on black Moor
heads, I'd on Archangels, 1st on yellow
wing Turbits, I'd on black Jacobins, 1st
on blue Magpies and I'd on yellow.
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DEATHS,

The relatives and friends OF the family, also
Charles Nj. Howell lodge No. 496, F. u a. NJ, OF
Safe Harbor, and Lodge No. 43, and Lamber-
ton Lodge No. 476. F. & A. NJ, of this city, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, Slackwater, on Thurs
day morning at 81 O'Clock. to proceed to the
residence of his mother, corner of Orange and
North Queen streets, this city, where services
will be held at o'clock. Interment at Wood
ward Hill cemetery.
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Democratic DCcliualjnnS.

Harry Kautz, Sth ward, declines for
judge: George Hardy goes Oh in his
place.
John Rose, 9th ward. declines for cx-
ecutlvc committee.
John Herr, 9th ward, declines for con-
stable.
Emanuel Stone, 9th ward, declines for
council.
4. II. BruGakcr, 9th ward, declines can-
,iidacy for common council
A. Il. Ringwalt declines to re Il cand-
date for mayor.
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SUblilnely Superb.

n pair of beautiful Sun-nowcrs on Eascls
will be mailed free to any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp to DR.. c. W. Ben.
son. JOG No Eutaw ST.. Baltimore, Md. Chas.
N. Crittenton, lis Fulton St, New York City,
sole agent for Dr.. e. W. Bcnson's remedies, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
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SsW IOrx raHrxeI.

NEW IORK. February l.-FlOur-Statc ana
Western without decided change. Moderate
export and home trade demand. Southern
quiet and about steady.
Wheat TMIc higher and strong, fair spccu.
lativc business No. 2 Red, spot, 81 45k do
Feb.Si 451s@l 45A; do Mar, 81 4s1INl 4s13 do
April 81 435sll sos do May, 81 4,A@l 4sH.
Corn opened nc better: afterwards lost All
vance and declined. 1s@Ac: mixed western
spot. 6707014c; 90 futures, GsM673cE.
Oats H0Hc better; No. Feb. 47Ssc: do
do March 4S%c; do May, tS5zc; State, i5915c
Western, i7M52c.
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. Inspector-Lewis Lyons, Samuel Mus
ketnuss, &. l. Lands.
Delegates-Iseuben Bertzfield. Samuel
Musketnuss, Henry Leonard, Michael F
SteigcrwaIt, John Black, ir, John A
Weimer, ID. Il. Lands, B. T. Shaub, VIM
NJ. Siaymaker, Charles Buckius, A. H
Ball
FOURTH WARD
Select Council-Geo II. Franklin, John
Ii: Pearscl, Il. f. W. Urban, A. w. Bald
win.
Common Councl-Thomas Hays, John
Leibley. Geo. W.Cormeny. Jacob G. Good
man, DIR. X. II. Bolenius, DR.. J. w. Hese,
John Z. Schum.
Judse-Jacob NJ. Wilhelm, Robert J.
Evans.
lnspector-G. Edw. EchmaE.
Assessor-Jacob NJ Chilias, John w.
Hubley, Geo. Flick, J. NJ. Cogey George
w. Brown.
Constable-John McDevitt. J. A. T..
Heptiug
Delegates to Convention BENZ. F. Bar
thol"mcw, \. X. Spurrier. John Il. Mark
ley, John Hcge. jr.. Geo. NJ. Franklin NJ.
Harnisb, J. W. johnson.
FIFTH WARD
Aldcrman-S. II. Iahm, NJ. 4. Mct;linu,
John Baker.
Common Ct:uncil-I. F. Remly, jr, +.
A. Albright, Jerc Campbell.
Assessor-IIenry Hartley.
COnstable-Jacob L. Killinger.
Judge l.. KiIlinger
InspcctOr-Wm. DeHaven, Ii. +. Riley.
Delegates to Concentration. B Bress-
ler, Geo. a. Marshall, John Hull, John &.
Swope, JOS. Davish.
SIXTH WARD.
Select Council-Daniel G. Baker.
Common Council-JOhn Mclaughlin,
William Riddle, Chas. A. FonDersmith,
A. F. Spencer, John J. Cochran, NJ W.
Fraim.
Assessor-Daniel Ii. Heitshu, L. A.
Roadman.
Corstable-D w. DIETRICH.
Judgc-John Samson.
Inspcctor-JOhn Fl. Leonard.
Delegates to Convention-LcwisS S. Hart
man, A. G. ReinGhl, Thos. Il. Cochran.
SEVENTH WARD.
Common Council-J. X. Smith, Philip
Betz, Abraham Killian, Joseph CIarkson.
Assessor-Ehward Mcllcn.
ConStahie-Fclix Karchner, Samuel
Grey.
Judgc-Charles SchwcbeI, Winfield S.
Burns.
Inspcctor-William J. smith, Robert c.
Mcdonnell
Delegates to Cunventiou-Wiliam
Wohlson. William Leonard, Samuel J.
Flick, William Cornelius.
EIGHTH WARD.
Select Council-Iicnry Cast, 81.
Common Council-lIenry Cast, jr.,
Edward Male, William Coxcy
AssessOr--Jacob Brock.
Alderman
Constable-John bowman, Henry Ben
ncr
Judge-Charlcs Brock.
lnspcctor--Pcter Winower, John Over !
deer.
Delegates TO Conycntion-Gco. Gazcll,
ii. X. Brcneman, Peter Richie, Richard
Kirchncr. Frank Fritch.
NINTH WARD.
Common Council-John Kcndg, Dana |
Graham. John s. Rohrer. Charles Gibbs,
Jos. X. GOodell, David Miles, Jacob Miley.
Eli Gail, Henry Gorrccht.
Assessor-P. w. Gurrecht, Linnrus
RathvOn, Geo. Overlcer
Constable A. J. Flick, Geo. w. Ford
ney.
Judge-Gc". Fox, Geo. Dietrich, A. r.
Poisol, VIM. Fisher
Inspector-Wm. +. III. Amwakc.
Delegates to Convention - Ii. \,
Schroyer. Peter Maurcr Amos G.. Cast,
VIM. Kahl, Reuben s. Oster John s. Gra-
ham, John Jacobs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sec Here,

You are sick well, there is just one remedy
that will cure you hey ond possibility of doubt
If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption.
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells Health Remover is
your nope. ST. Druggists. Depot John +.
Long Il Sons.
WOMEN EVERYWHERE use Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned from expo
rience that it Ovcrcoines dc5pOndcncy. indi-
gcstion, weakness in the back and kidneys,
an, other troubles of the scX.-Home Journal.
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Licenses.

Saturday next is the last day for lifting
licenses which were granted at this Janu-
ary quarter session court. Hotel and
restaurant keepers should attend to this
at once,
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An Entire Success

1t has been proved by the most reliable testi-
mony that Thomas Eclcctric Oil is an entire
success in curing the most invctcratc cases OF
neuralgia. lame back and
wounds of every description For sale Mt IL.
H. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Horse Hurt.

A horse belonging to Abraham Hoover,
Of Manheim township, ran off on North
Prince street this morning, and falling in
front o: Russel's warehouse, near Fred
erick street, cut and bruised itself very
badly.
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Accident.

This morning one of the hy-rails con-
nected with spring. rail frog on the Penn
sylvani. railroad near Diicryilic, was
accidentally broken, compelling trains to
be run ovcr to another track and detain-
ing several of them for half an hour.
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Tho Inquirer Ruins.

About half past one o'clock this morn
ing the flames broke out afresh among
the ruins of the Inquirer building. The
Union steam fire engine was put into
service and the flames were quenched.
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THE JEANETTE SURVIVORS.
On the Trail of the L Ost commander.

On the Trail of the Ost commander.
WAsHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Secrctary Hunt
received the following this morning
est. PETERSBURG, Feb. l.-Danen-
hover telegraphs report my arrival
with nine seaman sick better.
DeLOng traced to definite locality,
which Melville and Russians searching
for ardently. If ship not found before
spring may l charter a steamer and search
coasts and islands between rivers Olcrick
and KOlyma' If yes, send two active
line officers to assist. Cooperation by au-
thOrities, hearty and intelligent.
iSigned.l 'HOFFMAN."
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PENNSYLVANIA Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The president
to-day nominated VIM. II. Armstrong, of
Pennsylvania (ex-member of Congress
from the Williamsport district). to be
commissioners of railroads, and Halls T.
Taggart, postmaster at Emporium, Pa.
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MILLS BURNED.
Destructive Fire at LOckport, N.

Destructive Fire at LOckrort, N. Y.
LOCKPORT, n. Y, Feb. 1.-Tbc flour
mills of Thornton and Chester Arnold,
a% nna Little aad 0vsr cr GOSSn burned last
Woods was cut off by the fire, and as y
last resort jumped from the sixth story
and was almost instantly killed. The az
gregate loss by burning of the three mills
is $l2J, 600. One was the old Spaulding
mill ten stories high.
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A True Bill Against DIR. Lamson.
In London the grand jury has returned
true bill against DR.. George H. Lamson
for wilful murder in causing the death of
his brother-in-law by poison.
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THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB. /, 1882.
WAITER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l.-For the
Middle Atlantic states fair weather, winds
mostly westerly, stationary or higher
pressure and temperature
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"OUR CONTINENT"
Till February the Sth Inst. ut IL O'Clock.
"Our Continent Publishing Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
nIssOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

nlSSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John =. Givlcr. w. B. Bowers and II. N.
Hurst, doing business under the hrm name OF
Givler, Bowers u Hurst, ut No. 25 East King
street, Lancaster. Pa, was Ill i-sOlved by ltmftu.
tion january 25 1881. The books will remain
ut the old stand where payment can DO made
to either of the Undersigned.
JOHN 8. GIVLMR,
W. Ii. BOWERS,
ii. N. HURST.
Lancaster, Pa, Feb. ], 1882
SOTICE--uaving bought the stock OF Dry
Goods. Carpets, &c, OF the firm Of Gfvler,
Bowers II Hurst, - East King street, shall
continue the business in all its branches at
the old stand, Nntcr tho firm name of John S.
Givlcr Il Go. Thanking our numerous friends
and customers for their liberal patronage i'm
the past hope by strict attention to bust
ness and honorable dealing to all to receive
their future patronage and support.
JOHN 5. GlVLER.
Lancaster, PA, Feb. l, 1882.
NOrICE.-As the limited partnership of the
late firm OF Givler, Bowers u Hurst expired
j niary p lSS2, AMI having sold our interest
therein to John $. Givler 4 Co.. we tal<o this
opportunity to thank our friends and custom
crs tor the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon us I'm the past and would ask u cOntinu-
ancc of IL for the new firm, where will DO
pleasei to have our friends and customers
call AMI see us. W. B. BOWERS,
ii. n. HURST.
Lancaster, Pa, Feb. l, 1882. ltd
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Three YONng Ladies DrONucL.

BALTIMORE, Feb. AT Broadway,
Rockingham county, Virginia, on Monday,
three young ladies were drowned by the
breaking of frail structure OH which
they were crossing the Shenandoah river.
Two OF, them were sisters, aged respectively
eighteen and thirteen, and were daughters
of Michael Faidley the other was Miss
Lena Wilt, aged twenty-onc. The body
of the elder Miss Faidley was not re-
covered.
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January'S Soup.

During this month of January 10, 1874
soup rations were given out at the souI
house.
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SJOcR N afKeI.

New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily By
JAccB Il. Lone, N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK..
10
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Please send us ut once two gross Ely's Cream
Balm. We take pleasure in congratulating
you on tho success you are having with the
Cream Balm" Catarrh and Hay Fever cure.
Its sale is steadily increasing with wonderful
rapidity as you can see by our frequent orders.
1t is evidently an article of great merit. Very
truly, JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Co., Go2 Arch
street. Philadelphia. March 49, 1881.
1t is no exaggcration to say that Ely's Cream
Balm is a cure tor Catarrh, Hay Fever, &C., for
many cures have been made among my Gus
toners. Cream Balm should be reSerted to by
everyone thus afflicted. With me no other
remedy has ever equacd the Balm either IN
good results or sales 4. J. ODENwELDER.
Druggist. Easton, Pa. Oct. >, 1850. Price 80
cents fcl-2wdcodNW
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Police Matters.

The mayor had six customers this
morning, three of whom were discharged
and three others sent to the castle for 80,
40 and 45 days, respectively.
Charles Garrety, who raised row at
the Rising Sun hotel, few days ago, was
this morning sent to Jail by Alderman
McConomy for 20 days.
Frank Smith and Andrew Smith were
taken before Alderman Samson on charges
of drunken and disorderly conduct, and
were committed for 20 days each.
Ann Henderson has made complaint Of
assault and battery against John Weidler,
who was engaged on Saturday nights row.
He will have a hearing before Alderman
Samson this afternoon.
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ScrcnI,led and Entertained.

Last evening the members of the
Humane fire company, to the number of
fifty or more, assembled at their engine
house, and headed by Clemmens' City
band, marched to tho residence of their
president, Walter NJ. Franklin, esq.,, just
returned from his wedding tour, and sere-
naded the newly married couple. Mr..
Franklin acknowledged the compliment in
a few appropriate remarks, and the "Big
6" boys responded with nine rousing
cheers that made the welkin ring with
their hearty sound. After another spirited
tune by the band the party re.formcd in
line OF procession, with President Frank
lin at their head, and marched to the
saloon of Peter Lott, North Queen street,
where the bridegroom did the honors of a
bourtiiul Entertainment. There was music
by the band, singing by members of the
glee club, banjo playing, some happy little
speeches, and a good time generally.
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SILVER CREEK, n. L., Feb u. 1850.
GENTs-I have been very low and have tried
everything, to no advantage. l heard your
Hop Bitters recommended by SO many con-
cluded to give them IL trial. did. and now am
around, and constantly improving. and am
nearly as strong as ever.
W. II. WELLER.
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Meat Stolen.

A few nights ago the cellar Of the resi-
dence of Michael Wise, at Gap, was enter
cd by thieves who carried off a lot of meat
Constable Bowman searched the house of
several suspected parties on the Welsh
Mountain, but the meat has not yet been
found.
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Don't trifle with throat and lung affections.
Take Hales Honey of HOrchound and Tar.
Pixies Tootlache Drops cure in one minute.
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Mr.. Albert Anderson. York Street, Buffalo,
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee
A few applications of DIR. Thomas Eclectric
Oil entirely cured him. For sale ut IL. B. Coch-
rams drug store, 137 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
PHYSICIANS prescribe COldcn's Ltebis's
Liquid Eeef and Tonic Invigorator for the
weak. worn and dyspcptic. Take no other.
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The Corporation Solvent ami About to be
Taken From the Hands of Receiver.
NEWARK, N. J. Feb. 1.-Application
having been made to Chancellor RunyOn
for the delivery to the Central Railroad of
New jersey Of the property now in the
hands of Receiver F.. s. Lathrop, and
the receiver having filed IN answer ad-
mitting the solvency of the company
and his willingness and readiness
to pay over all the assets of the company
in his hands, Chancellor RunyOn this
morning made IN order referring the mat
ter to i master in chancery to make an cx-
animation of the accounts and report to
him. The probability is that the road will
be taken out of the hands Of the receiver
in 4 few days.
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By WIRE.

Telegraphic News of the Afternoon.
Smallpox epidemic in Brunswick cOun'
ty, Va, is causing much CONSERVATION and
some mortality.
Snow to the depth of two feet is re-
ported around Port Jervis and various
| points in New York and northern Penn
syivania:> The gravity road between
HOnesdale and Carbondalc is completely
blocked. In Boston there was fall of
eighteen inches and travel is generally in
terrup:ed.
Boston had i 10000 fire last night. c.
S. Cobb & Bro. and Cochran, Mclean 4
Co. were the sufferers.
The London Times thinks that "media-
tion in the South American war, such as
Mr.. Frelinghuysen has commissioned Mr..
Trescott to undertake is tainted with no
designs of private profit for the arbitra-
tors except that which peace must bring
to all.''
Louis Donal, aged "a, an Italian laborer
in New York. was stabbed and probably
fatally injured last night in Il quarrel over
a game of cards.
In the House to day 4 resolution was
adopted naming February eth for the
Garfield memorial services.
The business of the Buffalo, Pittsburgh
& Western railroad for the past year will
show surplus of $4,000 after paying
interest and dividends. A deficiency had
been expected.
James Snyder, living near Harmony, n.
j., was struck on the head with chair by
his son-!n law, Daily, on Friday night and
has since died..
The twelve -year-old son of JOol Kenny
was killed to-day by the fall of tree at
Rochester, N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-01

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