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educational.
NEW CLASS FORMING IN
FRENCH PRONUNCIATION.

Lessons Class Limited. Days aud hours, Mondays
and Thursdays, nom tl5 to 7;a5 p: NJ Cards Of ad-
,Ss on Or GgS beGES which G@,e must 6S 6s,9 Es
or Paris, France 1888 street northwest. oc2eet
NORWOOD INSTITUTE, SESSION ISsa'sL
MR.. AND MRS aRsfS y. d B. dAAsff Principals, Prof
3. II. Mason, Latin and Mathematlos Prof 9, M.
aI's AND pro 9 snasr a S
tionM Observatory astronomy, PhysIos, Geology
Miss APPEL GsTSss: Nine hey5smopt jbplo@e;sds d.
and Pra asya rs ss s Gay Bss Is
tres Prof Anton Gloetsner ood ns MHsis
Class Drawing aud Decorative Art Miss j. Chestney.
ing In branches not named the best instruction pro-
epSis lsls sa and GSs HI ouresa 70 oe
NINE. JosEpHINE LOGAN, TEACHER OF
Nl the italian school of Vocal Music 1920 street
TTOWES BooKKEEPING-THE SHORTEST
IL method In the United States; months OF study
10 aiudy, they are practically useless With pen:
manship, &e y month sIa for three 2, months; l
business School. 5l7 7th st.
BACKWARD AND INVALID BOYS.
teacher makes ne care Ana inStruSt9n of such boys
VXTILLIAM WALDECKER
M SF
Lessons resumed September 4th.
Residence, No 1907 Thirteenth street northwest
VXTAsHINGToN SCHOOL OF PHoNoGRAPHY
w AND TYPE-WRTI1NG reopens SEPTEM-
BBR ~ 1854 SHORTHAND classes will meet each
PriySte Instruction given by thorough and prac-
i've photographers. Students furnished with Text
0qSSPsE ea essons given az every hour of
the day or evening. Use of writing machine one
Writing Machines Ribbons Linen Paper, md other
supplies j. A. AWE @HfTcoMB Ss7 str eet northwest
MISS HARRovERs SELECT BOARDING
M and Day school for Young Ladies' and Chill:
General Geo b Mcclellan, near to + st. cars. For
circulars apply to principal.
ERENoH AND ENGLISH
FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
| LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS;
1905 Seventeenth street. corner avenue
| Washington, ID. O., under the direction OF
MRS. l.. p. MCDONALD and MISS ANNA ELLIS.
| Assisted by
| PRoF. A. p. MONTAGUE Department OF Ancient
DR. j. 7. C1UIFIELD Department OF Music;
| MAMsELLE BARRENSE, Department OF French.
OF fcompeent teachers
| A thorough English and classical course, with
special advantages offered In French and music. To
Froebels kindergarten system will be added daily oral
instruction in French. A limited number OF young
ladies received parlor bonrders For circulars aud
Information call upon or address the principals al
iB23 street northwest adjoining the school building
special Herdic will convey pupils residing on
Capitol Hil direct 10 the school and return.
SPENoERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- Hall Building, corner Ninth and ID streets. Day
and night sesslons Complete In It's arrangements fol
training sons and daughters and men and women FOL
selfsuppor usefulness, and honorable Independence
students received every month In the year Scholar
|
per quarter day, $50; night SIC illustrated circular.
mailed on application.
HENRY @ SPENCER. Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER Vice-PrnolpaL
LNVENING GLASSES. s5 A MONTH
Arithmetic English Grammar, bookkeeping, Pen
mAnship, Geography, History, and Spelling. 3. w
FLYNN, a; NJ, southwest corner Of Eighth and
IHtreets northwest
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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Subscription Books are open for stock in the sixth
Issue.
MONTHLY. payments are $3.50 per share.
$1,000 In full advanced on each share.
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baltimore, ~
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tie telephones making them. This rule is invarable
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COMPANY, office 40 NJ Y. av. ooSI6t
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~
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oc3O.3t Chairman Transp Communities.
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CONGRESS,
Tariff ron,cs In the senate.

Aaffh Ioplcs In tAe senate.
WAsUISGToN Jan. 23.-In the Senate
Mr.. Cameron (Pa.) presented large mum.
ber of petiticns OF iron workers in differ
eGt places in Pennsylvania against any re-
Guctiou CT duties On any foreign manufac-
turcd goods below the rates recommended
by the tariff commission.
Nj. Mcrrill called up his resolution Of
fered last week, providing for evening ses.
sious, beginning this evening. His object
be said was to ascertain whether any earn
est effort was to be made to pass the tariff
bill at this session OF Congress.
A long debate ensued as to the merits
and. demerits of the tariff bill,
but no action cn the resolution was reach
ed, when as one o'clock several senators
called for the regular order the tariff bill,
and its consideration Was proceeded with.
In the House, under call of states.
number Of bills were introduced and re-
feIred and ct 1915 the House went into
committee Of the whole on the army ap-
preparation bill.
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DEATHS

GARDNER.-In this city, on the Goth inst,
Matthew Gardner, in the 5oth year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence. No. o3S Locust street, on Tuesday
morning at So o'clock. Interment at st. An.
thongs cemetery. 1902
DiLLER-January 90, 1883, in this city. Geo.
j. Dilier, in the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
inv tied to attend the funeral from st. Johns
Episcopal church. on Tuesday, 23i inst., at
$50 y. III. ltd
TAMANEY.-In this city, on the 2rth inst,
Franklin Tamaney, in his 6lst year.
The relatives anu friends OF he family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from thcresidcnce of his Drolhcr-inlaw, Wm
Weaver No. Col North Queen street, on ueS-
day afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at Lam
caster cemetery. lit
IiIBsHMAN On The 2Oth inst. Hannah, wife
Gi Hon. A. p. Hibsman, i'll her 10th year.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral. from the resid, nee OF her hus
band, No. 427 North Queen street, on Wednes-
day, January q. Meet at the house at ii
o'clock u IN. Interment in Lancaster ceme-
cry 222td*
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A Church Literary Association.

Rev. G. F. knight, d. D., of St. James
p. L. church, gave notice yesterday that
a number of the young men, members of
the church, had concluded to form an as
sociation for instructive diversion, to DO
held in the parish chapel on Locust street,
with the further purpose of making it a
permanent institution the great object
beiug to give the youths of thai neighbor-
hood who are employed during the day
the advantage of an evening Of intellectual
entertainment and thus lead them from
the evils that they occasionally run into
when left without anything to employ
their time and minds. The originators of
this institution have formed themselves
into committees for the furtherance Of
this plan, which will be put into i,nmedi.
ate operation.
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COURT AFFAIRS.


The Kesults OF the Failure of the Jury Com
missloners 10 be Duly SwOrn-Court
Adjourned Till Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon the court met to
hear the argument On the rule to show
cause why the array Of jurors drawn in
December, 1882, should not be set aside
The counsel for the commonwealth and
the district attorney said that as the court
had informed itself on the subject, they
had no suggestions to make.
Mr. Brosius, one of the defendant s
counsel on the arson case, discussed the
subject a. some length aad quoted laws
in relation to the drawing OF jurors and
their duties, for tic purpose OF showing
that the setting aside ot the jurors drawn
to serve in common pleas courts for Jan
uary wouid not render it necessary to
continue the trials Of the cases for those
terms, nor would their action taken in
The criminal court compel that, as the pro
vision Of the 14Gth and 147th section
Ci the act OF 1884 (Which, it was contended,
lad not been repealed 10y any subsequent
lcgsiation) provided relief if the court
desired to avail itself Of it, in cases where
the challenge OF the urors is sustained, by
empowering the cOutt. on motion Of either
eide, to issue venirc to the sheriff to a1
once summon "a jurors ID try any case as
If they had beeu drawn from the wheel.
The court heard all that was presented
and said that this was q motion 10 qua,h
the present array of jurors that had been
drawn for the trial of cases during this
year, for the reason that the jury com
TiSSiOners hau net taken the prescribed
Gatn bci,.o entering upon their duties
although it was conceded that they had
subscribed to the iron clad oath - on
their induction t., Office. The law required
that the act OF 1894 be confirmed with aud
the same be filed in the prothonotary's
Office this in this case had not been
complied with strictly. 1t was therefore
evident that tic names OF the jurors at the
last filling of the wheel were illegally and
Improperly placed there, and the rules to
Iuash the array must be made absolute
and the wheel refillGd. All the court fox
the next four weeks, for which jurors have
been drawn, must be declared ''otf," as
the court declined to adopt the suggestions
Of a special venire of 81 to be summoned
by the sheriff
The Jurors discharged
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning,
this being the time set for the commence
ment of the first week of common pleas
curt THO court informed the urorS
III regard to the manner in which they
were drawn, and told them that they
could not be used. They were thereupon
discharged for no week, with the thanks
Of the court, ana received their pay for
to-day and mileage. The attendance of
jurors was unusually large this morning
Court then adjourned to Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures II 900 head; ship.
ments. !, ,sCO head; market uneven anu weak
at 59l1Oc decline; mixed, 8 75d6 %; heavy
IS 1906 GO; light, IS 7O@6 20 skips. s.; sOg5 SO
quality poor.
Cattle-Receipts. 3 500 head; shipments
500 head market weak and generally very
dull except for u few desirable lots quality
poor glutted with low grade stock export
i6dI6 y gOOt to choice, Is 30515 IS; common.
to fair, $4Ga5 10; butchers 81 15iD4; stOcllcrs
and feeders. S3Sli 50.
Sheep-keceipts, 1900 head; shipments,
$50: market active and stn"k in demand
common to fair, $3Glt * medium to good
81 351I 81 chOice to extra. s. 254s5 75.
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Missionary society, under whose auspices the
entertainment viii be given, have spared no
| pains in endcavorinS to provide a pleasing
and eleyating entertainment.
| .Iolanthe.'- '-Rice'5 opera company. reputed.
ly one OF the best equipped! organizations
| of the kind nov travelling, will produce Gil
| Der. 4 Sullivan's delightful fairy opera at
| Fulton opera house, Wednesday evening. The
| management have taken special care in pro-
viGing the most artistic scenic effects, elegant
| c, stumcs. etc, while the orchestra will be
| under the direction of SignOr DeSovellis, late
| director OF the Strakosch opera company. A
| Providence (R. 1.) newspaper reviewing re-
cent performance of the opera in that city by
the Rice company, says: " AS q whole the
cast Is an evenly good one, and musically lett
| nothing to be desired, all the principals hav-
ing good voices, and the choruseS were given
with co!Ilmendable spirit and precision"
| Pat Rocney.-Among the Irish comedians.
Pat Rooney conce :ehly holds the position OF
commanding euincncc, on account Of the
orig inality OF the humor with which he en-
dOws tie character OF the r0.licking Hiber-
nian withcut ever marring his impersonation
by the suspicion OF coarseness. He IS popular
in this city, and The announcement that he
viii be in Fulton opera house next Thursday
evening, with his own great star speciality
company, is certain u attract 4 large audi
encc with :he assurance OF Z capital enter
taii,ment.
The FOXES Fdniiy.-Evcrybody has heard OF
the famous V"i1es family, whose success in this
country and abroad has made them the chief
eXponcnts OF the light musical comedy that
has become popular. They have had many
imitators, bat probably no EQUALS AM. next
Friday evening will afford our people al op-
portunity of passing upon the merits OF the
great originaIs.''
The Boy Lecturer At Grace Lutheran
church next Thursday ana Friday evenings
the boy lecturer. Word Ii. Mills, viii speak 20
the subjcc' OF " i.igot and science OF Life and
Nature" Rather Il ponlerous problem tor an
eightecn-yeur-olG boy, but the young orator is
said to have proved his capa r4ty tc furnish an
agreeable and instructive entertainment in
its treatment.
"JdN0uschck." - The histins uishn,l TRACE
h!Cnnc, Nine. iana;ischcL is underlined for
SATURDAY night 1T he opera house, when she
Will APPEAR il: the powerful drama OF t" Mother
and SON. founded upon Frcdericka Brcmer's
story of g. The Ncigtbors," probably are of the
most effective i,llyS in Janauscilek's rcper-
loire ANA i'll which the New York Times con-
cee!cS her to have scored one of her most en-
during triulnphs. Nine Jnnauschek has long
since passed. beyond thu range OF ordinary
criticism, and by proving her rare histrionic
capacity established herself in the rank of
the wor d great artists.
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Purify the Blood.
I" sWAYNE'S PILLS."
" SWAYNR'S PILLS"
" "SWAYNE'S PILLS."
ACTS AS A HEART CORREcToR

and by cleansing, regulating and strengthen
ing the organs OF digestion. secretion and alb
sorption. cure Apoplexy, Fits. Paralysis, Ner.
yOusncss, Dizziness, Debility, BilliOusness.
Bad Breath, Jaundice, Liver and Kidney Com.
plant, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation.
Fevers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Ague, DlarrhCea, Dropsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, GOut, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and ell Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder apd Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in healthy condition by arous1ng the
torpid liver TO healthy action, and expelling
by the bowels and kidneys the matter that
pois0ns the foundations of life, Be particular
to obtain "Swayne's Pill Price 25 cents a
box OF 30 pills, or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DR.. SwAYNE& 4 SON, Phila-
Geiphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist for them. Sent by mail
to any address. Octl tleOd&wM.W,F
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SOW to Secure Health.

1t seems strange that any one W III suffer
from The lnuny arrangements, brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood. when SEQ
Wills SSARSAPAElLLA AN ID STlLLINGIA.
or BLOC" AND LIVER SlkUi' will restore
perfect health to tie physical! organization. 1t
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, al has proven itself to be The best
BLOOD pUBlFIER ever discovered, effect
ualiy curing Scrotula, Syph!itic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipe!as, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility bill.
ious com plants and all diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood. Liver, KID
nCyS, Stomach. Skin. etc. 1t cOrrcct5 indi
ges:ion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health remover, tor it ACTS Llk Z,
Il CHARM, especially When the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having u tendency to
lessen the natuT. vignr OF the brain AMI ncr
y0us system.
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING JAN, "a, 1888.
SHATTERED BY POWDER.
Giant Powder Works Near Oakland, CAL.
Blown Up-Thirty Persons Missing
Terrific FOrco OF the
k-YnlOslOn.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 22.-Shortly after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the city was
shaken by . heavy explosion. Four
others followed at intervals of four Sec
onds, and dense column of smoke rising
across the bay was sufficient evidence that
another had been added to the numerous
powder works disasters that have occur.
red in the vicinity. 4 brief dispatch says
the giant powder mill near West Berkley
station, four miles Iolth of Oakland, was
blown up and that many Cinnamon were
killed. Two white men who were about
the building escaped.
It is known to-day that tn: number Of
killed is not 50 great as at first reported.
There are net over thirty missing. Fire
is still raging and moro explosions are ex-
pected All the houses within a radius Of q
half mile are completely shattered. The
total loss by explosion will not be less
than 100000.
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E,c:.in. ssEt.-- symptoms ,:m:. Sure.

TI.e ,yiir:u,:ra ar" moisture. liEs" rarspir.t-
tiOn, lat n,'; itching. i':, ;:'+:ti by scratching.
very iii tr,'~5is!. particularly 1t night, rs If
pin WORMS were crawling in and out of the
rcctu,h TIE priv. parts :t:c soint,iiiieS at
frctcd: il allowed to continue very snrjous
results may follow. + liR. SWAYNEs ALL
IiEALIHG OINTMENT -" i-., ,," is;lnt. sure cure.
Also tor letter Itch. Salt Rh.Gm, Scal:i Head.
HrySipeiaS Barriers Itch. B!Otche-, All Scaly,
CruSty, Gui;u!ro",; : Tup; on5' Price 20 cents,
boxes tor Sl.2J. Sent by u.ii to any address
ON receipt OF price III rGrrc:I"y. o.. three Ger:
no-tng'- stamps. Prepared ori, by Dr.. SHaynr
& SON. No :!.G = sixth street, iiii.:l tripIli:;,
Pa Sold b.. al prominent druggists. SWAlNE 5
PILLS are the b"St frr I'll billions tti>nrtcrs.
t';r-:' hCu.uh'. tcvrr-. ~.
.iyt:ni.3 WI T.SS
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htbDE.. siitiS!iED.
Safe Blown .,pen and Piiiered.

Last night burglars entered the hotel cl
J. Hope lIeisliberger at Christiana, this
county. by pryiug off the shutters OF the
barroom. They then attacked the saio by
boring holes in it and charging it with
gunpowder or some other explosive. The
door was blown off and the safe WAS
robbed Of $125 in cash and a val
liable gold watch. The hotel people
knew nothing Of the robbery until this
morning-the burglars probably having
blown the safe open while {: long freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad was
passing the hotel, the noise of which
dcadened the report Of the explosion.
There is 30 clue to the robbers.
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isphyXlation.

The family cf John Chambers, living at
No. 800 West Orange street, made o mar
row escape from sutfocation by coal gas
last night. 1t appears that the damper
in i stove IN :. down stairs room was
closed, and the coal gas unable to escape
through the stove pipe found its way into
an upstairs room. in which three OF Mr..
Chambers children were sleeping. The
children there were all badly affected, and
one of them in its struggles fell out of
bed. The noise made by the fall led to
the discovery that something was wrong
The children were found in a helpless con
dition, and would probably have died had
it not been for the timely discovery Of
their situation and their speedy removal
from the gas tainted room. They are all
better to-day and considered out of
danger. Moral: All stovepipe Stops are
lumbUpS
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,,rown,s nousenoid Pan.cea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
tho world VIII most surely quicken the
blood. whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly reiiev
pain, whether chronic or acute than any other
pain alleviator, and 1t is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. It cures
pain in the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and all ACHES, and Is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PAHACKA" should be in every
family. A teaspoonful Of the Panacea in q
tumbier OF hot water [sweetened if preferredI,
taken at bed time will BREAK UP COLD. 25 cts
bottle febll-lYdM.W6S&w
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The Methodist Conference.

The sixty-tbird session Of the Phiiadel-
phia annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church will nc held on the 14ti
of March in Lancaster. Bishop Bowman
will preside. The conference was last held
in Lancaster in 1865. It is now composed
OF 267 members, for whom ample accom-.
modatiuns will be made.
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AHRkEiS,
i1EiiaiIeIniIia I.arket.

i'GtLa .,zI.,.:... Jan. 22-FIOur firm and fair
" active Sunertinr, 81 o %; q: extra, So 80
"a 60: penn'% Family Si 7jGs5 OO.
ave iIrur N > G213 a.
y.i,,i.t active and higher Del. and Pa Red,
81 I2n,l IS; LnngDerry Red and Amber, 81 ID
al 20. 1900,
corn tirlne. sna rood inquiry for local use.
Ents firm am! active: No White 5Oll52c
20. : do inc; No. ) do, 45c: No. mixed, acc.
AYE firm at CSC.
Provisions steady.
i..r,t steady.
Butter dull ;lnt weak: Pa. Creamery extra,
:.sGa iOc : Western DO, 3Sc 1irsts, 3OG35c.
Rolls ,lu!i: Penn'a AMI Western, l5M2'c as
tOquaity.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth If
so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon It: there is no mistake about IL. There
IS not {. mother on earth wEo has ever used 1t,
who VIII not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. L. is perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. . cents a bottle.
m1.lv-M W&SSw
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ElOpIng Across Fields.

. Amanda Brown eloped with John Boyer
of Franklin township, Chester county, Oh
Friday morning. Brown had been visit.
ing tho girl for some time, but unknown
to her parents. She is seventeen years of
age and he is fifty years old. He is said
to be married. The girls parents and
authorities got on the track of the truart
pair, but Were unable to catch them. as
they ran across the fields to elude capture.
When last seen the TWO were going in the
direction Of Maryland, just as rapidly as
their nimbIe feet would carry them
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Egas quiet Penn'a, sc; Western, sc.
Cheese firm but quiet.
Petroleum dull !; refined, 7HG7Hc.
Whisky at 81 2u,


Nav foRK, Jan. 2s.-Flour-State and West
ate local trade demand
Wheat z0lhc higher and firm; active
speculative trading No. White, 81 Il; No.
kei. Feb. 81 1901 16H: do March.
9 lsl4Gl lsK: 90 April, I'll so]laal q; do
May, 81 eO3ss0l2lx
Corn 1Glkc higher and fairly active: Mixed
western spot, 65N7sc do futures, 6SssG7liIc
Oats A@lc higher: State, 4995Sc West
ern, Ala Sc: No. ?, JAM, 49ISc: do Feb, and
MAI, MAI, AssI 49A; do April, 493sc; do May,
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Slight Nr9Ck,

At 4 o'clock yesterday morning slight
wreck occurred Oh the Pennsylvania rail
road just east of the Little Conestoga
bridge. A freight train broke and then
ran together again. One car loaded with
grain was thrown from the track and con-
siderably broken. Everything was cleared
up by 3 clock.