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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-28
COLUMBIA NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.


A wreck occurred on the Columbia &
Port Dcpusit railroad yesterday at 1O:4O
a M. at q point about a third of mile
north OF Fite's Eddy, by which lumbtr
car of the train Of extra engine No. Alb
was Totally demolished. A mile north Of
the roiut where the final wreck occurred
the front truck OF the car jumped the
track and was Eually torn completely
from its place aud thrown over tho
railroad embank mcnt. With the front
of the car jumping along on tie
track the train swept round Il
heavy and dangerous curve, only escaping
destruction by the fortunate fact of the
rear truck Gi the broken car remaining on
the rails. Its final break down at last
brought the train to standstill. For not
observing the condition of a car Of their
train aud bringing the latter to a halt the
crew will be investigated by the road
officials. Beyond the injury to the Car
referred to and mile of damaged railroad
track, no damage was done. The Colum
bia wreckiug crew started for tho scsre
Of tie wreck at l AS p. m. and returned at
. p. M. having opened the track for
travel The passengers Of the evening
train north were transferred from the
regular train south of tie wreck to one on
the other side. and arrived in Columbia
but little later thau the schedule time.
Popular Anusements.
"Eoung Mrs. Winthrop," by the Mad
ison Square theatre COMPANY, viii: be
presented here this evening to a large
audience. i large number of tickets have
already been sold, many OF them to people
Of Marietta.
East Lynne drew good sized audi
ence last night. Miss Ada Gray surpassed
her former efforts here as Lady ISABEL her
rendition os that sad character being all
that could he desired. An excellent sup
port added to the attractions of the play.
Religious News.
The following vcstcymen were elected
at a congregational meeting of St. Paurs
p. f. church on Monday evening last d.
NJ. North. S. S. Detwiier. A. J. Kaufman
Geo. w. Richards, DR.. ID. l. Bruner aud
Geo. ". Haidcman.
The Trinity Reformed church Choir il
beng reorganized by the leader, DAME
Reese. The new departure from town oi
several 0t the present singers this pelng
done.
An election Of officers for the Presby-
teriaL Sunday schoo! will he held TO- night
Personal and Social.
a pleasant ball was held IN Cehtia q
hall, Marietta, last night, which was at
tended by a number of Columbians.: Wha
the hop lacked in numbers was compen
sated for by sociability.
The " Orphan musicale me- last even
ing at Mr.. A. F. Bruner's. The mex
meeting will be held at Mr.. A. J. kauft
mans, next Tuesday evening.
the young folks social and 'literar!
society of St. Johns Lu eran churc'
held 81 interesting meeting last evenin
The invitations for the II. ID. T. club
ball of April 9th, are Low out.
Election OF Officers.
Also will be Leld tonight an election o
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l2l North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.

NoTA BEHE.-I have q lot OF Remnants OF
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres. Suitable tor chill
dren, to which invite the attention Ofmothers
of small boys from five to ten years OF age
quality of goods, and can be had from 5Ocents
to 81. l.50 Suit.
have on hand a large lot OF LINEN AND
CLOTH LINED COLLARS AND CUFFS tor
Gentlemen and Youths which am closing
out regardless OF cost, to make room for my
new Spring Stock. 1t will pay dealers to ex-
anime these goods, there is certainly great
bargain in them,
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r K. sMALING's UAKD.-Addenha.

x. sMALING's GAKD-Addenda.
FRIENDS AND may be the
last chance to secure the greatest bargains In
this city. Ren ember. l aiE going to close
them outfit possible this season. have handled
this class OF goods tor over Is years. l am
thoroughly familiar with the merits OF all the
leading makes of cloth in the market and do
say think the F. & H. and JOhanny Edrerons
are superior in finish, more reliable III color
and more durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remember, also. am the
only man In this city that has the N ERVE h TO
tackle these fine, high priced goods. They can
only be had in large cities at prices not
less than SO to S75. l am closing mine
out at $40 a suit.
am having q great Boom in TrOuser1ngs.
am Offering Heavy-Weights from $500
to $40 pair-make q note of this. have
among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had In Ph1ia-
delphia tor less than SIS to SIS a pair.
Thanking the public tor the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc-
ton in prices, shall endeavOr to give en-
tire satisfaction to all my patrons. Being again
able to attend to business, will superintend
every department of the trade personally anu
will guarantee to secure to every one the
greatest value for their investment Al!
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
otter house in the trade, having in my employ
! the best skilled wOrkmen from tho city. Cn-
! less entirely satisfactory to the customer
will not allow it to 60 out. A@Place your
order at once
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FROM PITTSBURGH.

Two Children Burned to Death In . DWELL
Ing AOuse.
PITTsBUIGH, March 2S.-At 4 o'clock
this morning a dwelling house in ALE
cheney City, owned and partly occupied
by Edward Graham, was destroyed by
fro. Two twin babies. aged Is months,
the children of David Faulkner, who oc
pied two rooms in the house, were burned
to death The loss to the building and
household goods is $1,000. Fully insured.
Made Good His Losses.
Samuel B. Thompson, the broker who
was sold out on Monday, has made good
his losses and will be reinstated.
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The Southern Tobacco Trouble.

LYNCHEURe, Va, March 2S.-The to.
bacco operatives have appointed commit
tee to confer with the manufacturers for
the purpose of coming to terms, but the
latter are determined to resist the demand
for increased wages. The strikers have
induced other operatives to quit work by
means of intimidation.
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Father Hickey at Els Post.

In noticing the unusually beautiful
services of holy week in St. Patrick's
Catholic church, Carlisle, the Sentinel
says of a former Lancaster priest In
spite of the pain of lately dislocated
shoulder-with arm still bandaged, Father
Hickey. like soldier, was at his post,
doing bis duty"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-28

Secretary Folger able to Read the Papers.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Secretary
Folger was go much improved in health
to-day that Ee was able to sit up and read
the morning papers. He received quite
number of callers.
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.NObOdy'S /. Claim -

Mr.. Joseph Dowling's combination pre-
sented this border drama to fair sized
audience iu Fulton opera house last even
ing, and won good measure of applause.
The play possesses more improbabilities
than can be covered by the most lenient
criticism, but Mr.. Dowling's conception
of his part and his really good acting in t
do much toward gaining the interest of an
audience, while the scenic effects, the
startling episodes and situations in which
the william is always overcome in his efforts
by lhe parsonage who, possessing the
strength of virtue and honesty, ever gains
sigual triumph over the wicked plotter,
all united in making & presentation that
naturally received the commentator Of
those who went to see it expecting moth
ing else
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-28
REUALClTRANT ENGINEERS.
They Refuse tn Accept u Reduction
Wages.

They Refuse tn Accept Reduction of
Wages.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-An order having
been issued by the Nickle P late road, re-
auiring engineers to work twelve instead
of fifteen hours day, the engineers en-
ployed on this end of the line have run
their locomotives into the round house,
and quit work. Nearly forty engines
have been abandoned. The company has
large contracts on hand for shipment OF
freight and serious embarrassment is like
ly to result.
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Frank aatton shuts the Posroftice.

In obedience to the order of Frank Hat
ton, first assistant postmaster general. and
out of respect to the memory of his late
chief, Postmaster General Howe, the Ian
caster Office, in common with all others in
the country, was closed from 2 to 5 p. m.
to day.
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officers Of Orion lodge N o. SIG, I. o. of O..

r.
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing term, by Chiquasalanga tribe
No. 80, Red Men, at the meeting last even
ing :. Sachem, Charles Filbert; s. s.
Jacob; J. S. Albert Newcomber repre-
sentative, l.. N. Williams.
Unlawful Dirt Dumping.
Several teamsters we're before justices
of the peace this week for dumping dirt
on unoccupied lots of ground. As they
had received permission at a former
period to do this, and had not been in
formed of the desire of the owners to have
them discontinue this practice, it seems
rather unjust to have had them arrested.
The teamsters now desire council at its
approaching session to indicate a place
where refuse can be thrown.
Incubators IN Operation.
Messrs. Zahm and Burrows, of Lancas-
ter, have now in operation a chicken
Matching house on Cypress island, in the
Susquehanna river near Fite's Eddy. The
eggs are hatched in a large incubator,
which has q capacity for Matching 500
chickens every three weeks. The pro-
jectors expect to realize handsome profits
from their investment.
The Borough Budget.
At an extra session which was held by
the Columbia school board last evening,
the principal business transacted was the
arrangement of the tax duplicate.
In eating an Easter egg yesterday Mrs.
Benjamin Lichty discovered two pins en-
bedded in the yolk. As tho egg was a
whole one until broken for eating,it would
be an interesting fact to learn how they
got there.
Thieves are raising the indignant feel
ings of persons residing on North Walnut
street by stealing their door mats. It's
wonder the rascals do not take the stoops
also.
Last night Ct the Chestnut Hill ore
mines. a dwelling occupied by family
named Greenawalt, was accidentally fired
and burned to the ground
The locks of the canal at this place are
being repaired for the approaching sum-
mer's business.
The new p. Il. X. sand house will soon
be finished. Tho Notwithstanding is now
being done.
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The situation Becoming Serious.

tucson, Arizona, March 2s.-The Indian
situation is growing serious. A score OF
white men Fave been killed by Indians
within the past seven days, near the
Mexican border. Reinforcements are
being sent to protect citizens in the Gila
Valley.
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York County Tabacco Sales.

York Daily.
Tobacco buyers are in the market
busily purchasing leaf tobacco a large
amount has been purchased IN the vicinity
of Go.dsboro and has been shipped by the
car load. Prices are good, wrappers sell
ing at from 16 to % cents.
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ALarcp Hotel Eurued

PLAINFIELD, N. j., March, 2S.-The
Washington Rock house, q large summer
hotel on the mountain back of this city,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
$4,000.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, March 2S-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northerly
winds, becoming variable, stationary or
lower temperature, higher pressure.
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kfSCIAL NOTICES.

Don't Die IN the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, MICE
reaches, bed-bugs. flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gOpherS. l5c.
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stock tlHrketa.

Now York, Ph!iG':t,iph;h and Li,Ca; 5toc,
Also United States ScI.is reported daily u >
!sCGs y. Lore. ~ North Queen street.
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Grain and Provision Quotations.

One O'CLOCK quC:.,t0ns OF grain AMI prov fs.
ions furnished by 8. Ynn,it. Broker. II ~
cast King street.
ChirAlO. Mar. o.
Wheat i;orn 'bTi- Po~k E.Ar,i
May. l.lOE 571s 4Se9 Is.4O Ii.45
June. LIZ jS4 43L .... .....
PetrOieu',--tJii city,. .31L
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HOnorinG tho Dead Postmaster General
NEW YORK, March 28.-The pillars Of
the postoffice to day were draped in black
and the flags placed at half mast on the
dome. Business will be entirely suspended
this afternoon between the hours of two
and five. when the funeral Of the late
Postmaster General Howe will take place.
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Fur SALE.

nuBLIC SALE-ON FRIDAY, HAKCh so,
/ 1854, will be sold at public sale, at the
Lamb Hotel, on South Queen street, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following personal property, to
wit Eight or more beds and bedstead one
bureau, ten wash-stands. pitchers and bowls.
one extension table amt other tables, two
clocks, dining-room stools. chairs. one Jasper
heater stove, cook stove pipe and apparatus.
dining-room stove, bed room stove, 100 yards
OF arpet, queenSware. knives and forks. cor
ner cupboard tubs and stands, empty whisky
barrels, looking glasses. bar room furniture
of all descriptions, large feed chest, wheelbar.
row (good Us new, fork, rake, noe, lot OF
empty demijohns, and q large variety OF artl'
cles too numerous to lnentfOn.
sale TO commence at 9 o'clock u NJ, when
terms and conditions will he made known Dy
PETER HONAMAN,
Proprietor of Lamb Hotel
B. +. Rowe, Auctioneer.
II. l.. FRAILEY, Clerk. m0-Zt
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$4,000 Wi;led to Presbyterian InstituIions.
PHILADELPHIA, March, 28-The will Of
the late Gustavus s. Benson disposes Of
property amounting TO $90O,0 1t be.
queaths $50, 900 to various Presbytcrian
institutions.
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AR LEVEis(3OOD HAS REGOVrD To
IL No. q East james street, corner OF Chris
tian. Professional calls promptly answered
at al hours mG6lwdt
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DEATHS.
NEW ADVERTISE EMENTs.

VSOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM, NO. SO
+ North Queen street, now occupied by
Amos Ringwalt. Apply TO e Sup.ru,,n
feb7S @ los eodtfd No. l2O East King st
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VXIANTED A lSInl. FOR GENERAL
w houscwork in Il small family. Must
come well recommended. Good wages Apply
at No 4O5 North Duke Street. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25
naxc.sEsTEx AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Thc people Of Chester are con-
nected with both Richmond and Manches-
ter by telephone, and, now that they have
II. wonder how they ever did without 1t.
The entertainment at the Temperance
aud Reading Room, Hull street, postponed
from last week on account OF inclcmest
weather, will be given as soon as the wea-
Their will permit, at the same place. The
Reading Room has become one OF Man.
cheeters most popular institutions.
Examinations will be commenced next
week in the intermediate public schools Oh
this city.
Mayor Taylor had no case before him
yesterday. The proverbial peacefulness OF
Manchester Is well maintained, as Is also
It's probity.
The ice on the ponds In the vicinity Of
the city afford Just now delightful skating
facilities, which are ayailcd Of by both the
lads and lassies.
The newly-appointed members OF the
Public City School Board are continued IN
the exercise Of their functions by decree
| OF couut.
The doctors say that there are no cases
of infectious disease in this city ut pre-
sent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25

Celebrates st. Valentines day in capita
style with an amusing story by Sonhie
SWEET, called a Queer Valentine, and
one has but to read II 10 see the appropri.
ateness OF the title. Anna North con,ribIites
1.-The Mission Of MabePs yalentine.n and
there is funny little poem, =" Ny Valen.
tine" by j. NJ. Anderson.
A timely and thrilling article Is JOAQUIN
Millers In the Land Of Clouds,n which
describes an ascent 81 Mount Hood by q
party OF tourists, aud the loss and rescue
OF little dog that insisted on accompany
ing the climbers.
Another paper which Is sure Of a hearty
welcome IL one with the attractive title.
" A New Winters Sport" which is writ
ten by Hjalmar IL. Boycsen, who intro
duces our American boys 10 the sLee. or
Norwegian snow-sboe, which, he claims.
POSSESSES yciy many advantages In points
OF ease, speed, and comfort, over The native
Indian shoe.
This charming magazine for the Young
folks has been received from the publish
crs. This magazine has Justly attalned a
great success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25
society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals.

RICHMOND, VA, January %, 1883.
To NE Editor Of the Dispatch:
have read with interest the kind-bearted
pleas OF Mr.. George Watt in behalf OF
mans faithful servants, the poor duml
brutes.
In my humble judgment the only way
to remedy the evil is TO form "Society
Tor Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. y
the same as they have in ali the cities north
OF us. | have in my possession All tho
rules and regulations Of the New York and
other societies, sent me by that friend OF
the brute and philanthropist, MIR. Henry
Bergh, president OF the New York society,
which are at the disposal OF Mr.. Watt or
any one else taking an interest in this mat
ter, and which ! will be happy TO help. /
hope persons wishing to form such a So
elety will send their names to Mr. George
wait, who deserves the thanks Of every
humane person in this community.
Yours respectfully,
A. l.. MAsusIER, 1921 Clay street.
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ArCr1oy sALrs-ruturc Days.
nxw. GodiIn & Som. Anctlonccrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
i LY-LOcATED LOT AND HANDSOME
FRAME DWELLlNH tONE STORY miGli!
THEREON. At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or SPRING AND PINE STREETS OPPOSITE
TO THE PIN STREET BAPTI Il CHURCH.
Nv virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 the sub
scrtbcr. bearing date the Ifth November. 1871,
duly recorded In Richmond Chaneery Court on
the sth November. 1871. IN Deed-I5ook No. 9J
A. page AL. shall. IN execution thereof, proceed
to seliai public auction on The premises, on
SATURDAY. JASUAIY 81, 1883.
1T O'Clock Z. NJ, lif fair: If not, the FIRST fair
iay there flcr.l the BEAUTIFUL REAL -
TATE located ~ above. The lot has a front OF
G2 feet. and depth II 1913 feet Ia an alley 20 feet
wide. The dwelling T. roman kally Wei built. ana
confirms -four large rooms. I he property. win be
sold as 10 embrace with the dwelling the front on
spring street Of 81 feet. running back los feet.
Alter which the VACANT LOT fronting 20 feet
on the east side Of Pine street, Running back 62
feet.
TERMS: Cash: or $1,000 can remain AZ 9 per
cent per annum lntcres for term OF years, halt
YEARLY ar such other terms may he most corv' :
nicnt to the purchaser, secured by deco ot trust
on the property. W. "oyDis,
Ia "a Iflslo'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25

and the whitest, can be made with the
''Royal" -four, which never fails, and /.
can ONLY be bought Of
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
500 Main street, Pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25
By Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1Il3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE, No. I'll WEST
LEIGH STREET, NEAR S1RtEf-CAR STA
BLEs.-By virtue Of Il decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court, In the suit styled Gary ts Mugs
administrator. entered January o. 1858, the un-
designed, special commissioners, Will sell on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 27TH,
at 1870 v. NJ, that TWO-STORf FRAME
DWELLING No. oil west Icigh street, situaied
on the south line Of said street between Adams
street and Brook avenue.
This PROPERTY fronts 81 feet on west Leigh
street with depth OF 100 fees. more or less back
TO divers alley.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In Fix and
twelve months, interest added, and title retained
until all the purchase-money l. paid and deed or
dercd By the Court. JOHN y. YOUNG,
10. LANE STERN,
Specil' Commissioners
J. THOMPSON BROWN. kuctioneer. ia %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25

COsT OF GAS IN DECEMBER.-A little cor
rection is desired by the writer thereof in
one sentence Of the communication yester-
day published in reference to the cost Of
gas. The inquiry should have been, GLOW
does the cost OF gas for the past twelve
months compare with the cost for Deem
her -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-25
CRAFT L d Il.

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only one dozen small bottles Of s. g. Stand there Is
no, sim Of the disease remaining. SIy sores are
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o,or, 1b,vo socu :............. Calomol, Iodide
of Mercury, and Iodide of Potash until they were
made complete wrecks, that l shudder TO think OF
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Itisa CRYING shame that physicians will not ac-
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