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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03
Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale.

Plymouth Rock Eggs for Sale.
Plymouth Rock Chickens Eggs for
sale at $l.0O per setting of IS, securely
packed and sent anywhere on receipt
of price, till the supply is exhausted.
Send orders early. c. UNDERWOOD,
May 8, 1883. 9w4 Little Grant, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

Look over the new advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

The deep and important impressions
made by the teacher upon the pupil in
the silent reflections of the school room,
are invisible to the parent and the world
as unit, and yet they glow out and by
their light we see the worth and merit
of the pupil and rejoice that it is so,
while we are unable to ascertain, and
too often unwilling to ascribe tito the
proper source. The greatest good that
abounds in the world floats out invis-
IDLY. and we are daily drinking without
stopping to taste. -Dodgeville Sun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

NEARLY complaining time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

The Spring term in graded schools
usually has the smallest attendance of
the year; nevertheless the enrolment of
the Lancaster schools is larger at pres
ent than it has been at any previous time
this year. To test whether a school is
growing, however, it is best to compare
figures, not of successive terms, but of
the same time, and under similar cir
cumstances, of successive years. We
have taken considerable pains to pre-
pare the statistics presented below of
the enrolment at this time last year
and now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

Come to Drcw's Friday and Saturday
for fresh variety of Vegetables. Owl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03
1t will be seen that there has been

1t will be seen that there has been a
large increase in the First Primary
department. This is due, to q consider
able extent, to the fact that no promo
tons have been made for more than
year, and, consequently, the pupils have
accumulated there. Last year the pro-
motions were made at the beginning of
the spring term; this year they will not
occur till the close. For the same rea-
son, the enrolment in the High School
is smaller than it would be if promo
tons had been made from the Grammar
Department. There is something of
qualification in these figures.
Probably the most uawise feature of
the school laws of Wisconsin is that
provision making school age begin at
four years. In number of the States
six years is fixed as the minimum; and
it is generally agreed among educators
that it is best for very few, if any, to
attend earlier. More had better wait
till seven. If parents could see the
crowded condition of our First Primary
department and the special attention
that the youngest require, they would
surely agree that their school life were
better postponed year or two, or, at
least. until next term, which is the be-
ginning of the school year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-05-03

Have you been at the New Store?
and looked at those fine Dress goods,
which they offer so cheap. 9tf
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-22
GrnCellnIll Letter.

Once again give some account Of the
doiRss Of Graceham. We cannot Goth
plain Of anything, the only murlnurings
heard. are against The condition of the
weather and Gu the mud and slush o.
the past few weeks,
The approaching Carnival has been Q
theme of considerable talk. The Gracehar
Cernct Bend has been especially interested
conctrnirg the events of,he day of"Birth
ing's Wsshday," they having been en-
ployei to take an active part in the Parade
and Carnival at Frederick Md on Thurs
day next. The boys will N,akean effort lc
send forth thci. sNec,et chords.
The meotings::of the mite Society OF this
place have been very interesting the past
few wet, ks. and will state too. tina, the
interest manifcstcd all through the winte
has btcn good Last cveninga week ago
Mr.. William Martin OF Owens Greek Nd
WAS present with us AMI gave An interest
ing TAX about the properties OF Matter,
and has promised the Society at the near
future to try aud give something more in
teres,ng The society feels elAted whcn
persons like Mr.. Martin and others show
such interest in its behalf Last evening
Rev. F.. W. Shields commenced series
of taiks ON ''Glinpses Of the Scu,li' which
will prove instructive and feel sure very
interesting
The topic lbs. evening WAS in Part an
Introduction, and few hours sr2n, in
Washington on his way South
A few Of the points being, 4 view from
th" Ctpilol down FcnnSvl>.uia Avenue,
CT the time lit up ~ Electric light a
talk VITA the pol;tct;>aD at The 3 & Z
depot, wno arrested Guitcau; ana also .
few OF the incidents {, which traveller
is subjected.
The ,opic for next Monday evening as
announccL, viii be "a nights ri.e through
Va and morning u imp-cs "
Thc drawers o. Gracrhum md hechan-
ics'oHn have shipped quite a large num-
hr Of cattle, hog. and sheep from This.
point III the W. NJ II l., ia he past
month and half, averag ing about three
car loads "t stock per week,
Gracrham Nd. 2'30ls@ VI. r.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-22

o." Millions ofpocknGcs Of lc Diamond
Dyes have been sold without single com !.
plant. Everywhe re they ME Tie favori,c
Dyes.
We give on the first page this week, two
original articl 8. the first Don QuiXo ie
style Of letter on the proposed North and
South Valley Railroad, the second Il pretty
moral Essay by "Recusc," an occasiona
contributor to our columns. whose writing
Please US, both on account Of the coed ;iIa,
is in them and the decided literary neri,
the possess size beng but novice in cs-
says intended for publication, we mistak c
the promise, should not "KaCau,E' writ
.jnga attain to decided excellence. with ex
prrience. ,...
, As to "A FoTrsA'D," his letter rcminds
us of our Cd office clock, which runs first
rate, makes lots Of hoisc and II = Ipl'y Oh
apology for n clock, wien il Is first wound
up, hut dnrirg the iaat Of its efforts !. weak
ems, misses liz cue and instead ofheing
lively, becomes mnN0'ounus: we recognize
, further likeness, the old clock il only in
tended to run lweniy four hours, bh. It will
prrSis, in running forty. Just because 1t cta
and "AF"EEsAID" and h:a sabject run nut
of iu'ct" & before they ran r,,t oepap2r.
! Wind II, again "AFonnaA1D," bit When
the sprirg Heakens. SIM, OIL the NIX Cp
to that time, ,ou are ChaynIn.r
ThA- " L. AssoCIA1lov.-- Tie Pre-
ccr''iags oc the Emmiishurg Woman =
Rights Association As reported two weeks
ago in BE Gi.%2n:rIf gave us an opportunity
to take long breath and to hope that. per
hars, After nj, Il might not be tic mis-.
chicviouS thing, W" first Anticipated. when
last wret 5 report came like Bprcau
b'y1t to Ch.i! oar hopes. They WAY, tc
mitigate, |! trey cannot eradicate tobacco,
or the evil of its use Now We woulh stu
rcst 10 THAI association, as a set off TO 4
VIII. vt smoke, pincn Oft snuff or to n
Qnjf Of Navy, : spoonful of The same arli u,
Gle JdiiC;uuSy distributed between the low
cl jaw ani the cheek. while We may not
b" !d'Iy up to snuff in this matter, yct
we would submit = upon the well CrGrnd-
cl medical lrinril1r, that ,he stair O: Tie
dog vii! cur, H.. :'ip' We are cfthrsr,
to-, VIII" would fam never see The aiyc r
scE disanpoutct, e. = quits ,hrlN ut, 80.
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WpL.a'7IT eV'%z7iltl<&SE.
Jo:tin:-'4 from oar LH'tungc,.

We often read y. tables grooming undcl
the weight Of good ih;rr- upon them
Nobody i kco to hear distressing sounds at
a feast ard no cpnSilerat" host will use !,
ricnety table ON such rcca,lons just thjnl;
il i sAo'!lH groan i:srlfusuL Ter : CNrOa5
tA.
III. No lGIY The little ., verb ILL., i,
one Of the mos ah>uIIiy abused words it
the language. We oflcn icai such cAprcS
sipnS, as, 1t lllr becomes hjn'-"he is lily
disposed and So on, instead Of it i! be
comes him, he is i'll disposed, Sc, which
is The only correct word recognized Dy any
sch"lallv E5rJticiG.
Frau1nIrnt Gyyrrrmcn, pension agents
are said to b" travelling through Frederick
county. They demand five dollars to look
up the claim, AMI That is the last rYrr seen
of tive agents or the money, Keep ? look
out iur them -BHHRu.
Ilof George Z. smith, fthis city has
piece of music which be has
dedicated to the "Sliids - under the title OF
"Thc SNiG's 9 lick Stop, {ni,n.
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1ordf %i1sr'i's.

r,mn,s ,r weddings ny riff,
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r.,.,....,....,
'''E ~ W." i''i''
Rev. " c v ir" il preceding scrie>
If sermon. ON Church History.
ooa ,,,oo.,
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FHE 'o'S "ifW ~ ''>>'''H NV VIZ y
Mrch"n'''""n ""' !" '''' e'''"'' - -
II AT 'P"Ilry
'n1>''''' 7'' VIZ ~
'"H"N "'''o'''S ' ..,
''"'' '">'''' " NV ,,.. =
sunday morning II ~ " >'''N
H~Th.
There viii Iva '"'at ""Nr' '" ''''' WIS
.ilN. Governor. sheriff Orphans '"Nr''
a'r's Attorney, County oo"''''N'''''.
r., STATE Senator, ln"hbers q ,h'
,,.r tl.laturr and surveyor
An exchange says persons using scr"
srue lamp viii j." glad 10 EMO" 'fa' 'hr
wick- are soHked III strong Nihr1aI twenty
four hours, ard Thoroughly GU" o'r''
'cinc Inserted. Ell smoke WI" Ne aVn!'''
.hc wicKs will last twice ~ long ana an
l 1,,s,l II
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Double Pipe Creek Eirlna

Mrs D. H. Linn of the Linn house
Mi 'dlchurg Nd spent Thursday in town
also Mr. & NJ Newman of the same place
The Double Pipe Creek correspondent to
The Westminster ldroccts says: After an
1t!rctionatc parting between W, + Cover
and odd JoAn' &c, Telegram was re-
Criyci ali is wcil,' Now wc don't know
anything about this Bat we have heard il
oaji that every time we make u horse trade
we get lifted out Of our bo0ls.' Let that
be T. il Eliy we know "A gentleman who rot
very sick in his boots over a horse trade
and it is'"cry surprising how wrah some
people yet in 9Th" knees over l6cts iudic.
iOUsiy iuvc,ted even in some ofthc u"ccs
,nrl"S o. lite; ~ VII eggs and common
black peppermint they will stop hcavc,
much for "O!d john in his declining years
Mat next
Ils var lHus.d more misery than intclr.
pcian2c vas the qucs ION to he argued Ivy
JtdcrSon;an Debating Society last FriG '
evening, but owing TO the threatening
Ncathe ;he Affirmative WAS not fully rep
resented and it YVES postponed until rcX'
Friday evening. There are objections be
ing made to Ills Society holding thoi.
ncrtiH9- in The school house Che house wa
built bv contribution, for Sunday School
and l'%ijlc NehoGD said objections being
and to give the rcmars Of the CLARION
some .uca 81 The amount Of tobnCcu used
by the people Of this end Of the county we
will tell YOU this. The man who swept the
the house out On Saturday after The debate
says " got "a bushu. ottohacco chcws. No
wonder We wonId Ike to see the taxes re
moved from that article
Mr. franNln DottcreT is making prepn-
raions 10 raise his shopa story higher the
o' j"ct h"ing to opca general hardware
store. The shop is connected with and
back Of his furniture room 50 he intends
opening the store room from Main street
back through the entire huiidlng which
will ,rive n,,,Io r,um ,or th, nron,seF now
adventure ., this place. ofcoursc he vii!
keen tobacco rs tine lw, stores coutd not
keep enou~a stock on hand to furnish to. I
h,c,o FIR fhn marur,ct,r, nr , hn.hc, If
"onol," ui.h,l
Owing to the advances in ,be mnrae,
Mr. +. y Miller orr warehouse friend hos
\ sn getting in im,,cnse nuant,ios ri wheat,
Iy", corn, hay aud rye straw. Energy ana
linrh are ohe we u n"tlnrss' ana ne hns
ni,,a. SAD ',,"' ,'n"'' ''.'n, ni Z,
,,np lav bu, j, Uc,tsr apain Mr., 4 \
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S2i@ y

On thr iith inst near jFoNvii'" Narv ifc
otChr stan HaUE'r, aged s05Ys, mo,
and II DAYS,
At Catortiu r'rananccs on SurUnv morn
ipg. Milton Wrdd!e aged 90 yrs 10 mos.
iG DAYS
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-02-22
r3in,' >Td"c'N5SNrnt.s

Farmers and othc"s desiring geutee!
lucrative agency business, by which 50 10
$50 \ day can he earned, send address at
once. on postal, to H. c WILKINSON II Co
1875 and l97 Fui,un Street, New York.
Dec. II On.
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Washington's Birthday.


"ashington's Birthday.
Emberday and the ground hog have cor
sp'ied to give the bluebird the lie.
Try the soc Syrup at
Roots"
lie Westminster pupers have started &c
report patch quilts and have thus far re
ported about $4,000 pieces; before they are
through there will be about that man,
pieces in tue papers.
*For the delicate and complication die.
ficu'lics peculiar to women. Lydia f. Pink
hams'Feg,tablc Compound is the sovcl.
eign remedy.
PROPERTY SOLD MIR VIM. l.. Arms
cost sold his residence on Carroll st tn.
place Oh Saturday last for 81 $50. Mr. JON.
g. Gilbert becoming the purchaser
| Mr.. T. c Siocksdale sold his house ant
Tot on Carroll St. on Saturday las, for $2st
Mr. Cost J Carmack becoming purchaser
! One day las, week, seven wild geese, I'm
able to make their way against the wind
a'ghtcd IN pond near town One ofou
citizens started after them with gun, hel
not being careful to "sncak on them" fait,
to get a shot.
CLOSING SALE Or JOB I.ors or Goo.,s -
In order TO make room tor Spring Stock
| will close oLi nt greatly reduced prices
goods that are now hring.rrrar~rd in stocl
for closing sale. Call and scethrm. Also
just received new lot u: muslin 4 6 anr
10 quarter, l,!nts, Co,,ohadrs. &c
John Root.
: sac bI' printing is booming now. no,
Wi;hS'andng the promise nf dn1. season
gwen ten DAYS apo We arr however not
I"lo'ng Me u>'iLl humble, ot PERSONS
property SHE hIla, h"t ihc sales Of rcti
c,tal" exceed nnv,hng that we hny" knnA Il
since oar connection vita this Office The {
s,'"> arc principally by executors ,"nln
: .s'lat0: and trustees.
.
! ,r. ~.
tomp4ny WI meet ri Frcd'k. waite, Of
H.. IN Sa,u,d.y rvcring Frb'v a;ri y, a.,
O'Clock. ! h. meeting vii he one "t i..Uch
! Importance AN, al! shoi.Id aitru!
, y : F'ror Pre-, I.
+ '"' "'""' ''''"'n' ''i''"e ''I' 10 ''e'
l'fS''Nn on N"HG"y l"'e ana came n'rN
'"h F"' N'a' b"''hE 'Ne afternoon he
/ 'n'"'d fhS way 'hs' me lh''c" hrc'hf'n
'h"rcA "hu rang l"c h''l Al i alleged at~o
'n"' he t|HNe up some "' vac i"r"l'n''&h'
'oI''c'''h ""'N''. squire y" ""' "ah"'
~ INN hhu "h"i'''S'crcd some 3''d no
vice, i"'Nrtfci WITH ludici"us amount
.,,.. .,,;,, 49,. , 49,,
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N1>'Y WANTED - We gre thl> cary
ho''." 10 "Hi patrons, NAY ''''E may ar
,,..,.oI,c. ,ho.f,l,,,. ,,,.i, ,sc.
i'm want.
,..,.,,.,,,, ,l,. .,,,, h.,,.o, IN.
j., ,..,,.,,,,. .,.1 ,,,n,, ,,.
VA. 60, ,,,,o. ,,,., ,r, .e., :, vo ~.
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Suf- q l. - SNCn hNllitS II 'Il'N 'Ol'll'i ~
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sugars are cheap at
Root S.

week looking UP stock.
Fox CHASE WIN. n Grouse & Son o
the Yves ern Maryland Hotcl have anoth,
cr Fox Chase on hand. For date ano
particulars, see bills
The Westminster Adrocate suggests ia
the people Of Double Pipe Creek the re-
building of the Mill at that place by a STOCK
company
For oypt9rs Of standard size and favor
cooked rich and properly, call at "Polley's.
We had the pleasure of few min 'tcs
chat with Mr.. Jesse Brillcr on Monday
last Mr. 3 owns farm and formerly
lived near Rocky R'ge, bit for the past
year has been living at Midvaie, FranIlin
county Pa He is one of our most appre
cia,ive readers.
TELL your NEIGHBoR, that he can Sc
cure the CLARION until April 9th, 1884
for the price Of One Years Subscription
let every reader ofthe CLAIR w take sui
iicicnt interest in the paper e. send us a
new subscriber and our word for Ii, they
W not bo TIE loser thereby.
North EIha, Essex Co., n Y.
}ar Clark Johnson
| wish to acknowledge the great benefit
! have derived from the use "f your Indian
D.ood syrup. was great sufferer from
Dyspepsia. and your III dicine ch'ectua'ly
relieved me. Allie T. App.
The Rutlcl gc Put'i,hing Company will
hereafter i-sur their interesting little mag.
hzinc trom EsstNn, instead of Portland
''3lcy having located at this pnce. We
,c'comc tGc Company 10 our town and
I trust, under the skiltll management OF
Mr + j. M,al, that RnNclge's TnnN,y
viii tnriyC M H,lri>i --EyEt,4 EtJyaSS,
! ttb II, 1871.
! We are now re,ping The benefit nf the
! taxes peut ON Nllr alleys and the money
spent ~ individuals under the ordinance
rcc,,ir'sg III" !a} IL" Of ptycments We
| however back We, one thing, stree, cross
J inge, n,.,i they vii conr next; in met, we
,,,,..,,,,,, ,I..,i,; :, ~. oo,,,,,, .y;-h
,,.o, ~, j., ,.,r, ;,,vc.,,l
~ street crossings. Besides these, shore
j. }i,,ir Inu we could wish for hcrc n the
i.,:...,,,;,,,,. ,r ,,,.,., ;D,,,,yo,nnD,
RpNh ~ '"''' a''' III a'1''"'' "''''''"
I VI" learn 'F''h h"h'"'l' f''"'c' az '"'
office 'hnt Mr ""an' i m'"lNG c.''r
sweep OF MS on SOCK ~ GOODS " "'aN'
room Tor his spiIh% purchases. I've "'''F
, ji,ca great many har- 'iH' rHdou"'e'iy
u ;.o rnol ,hinr,, he . Dnst, ostcr in
mar. v,vs ih,n one No, '.Ge lras, I'd.
v,,.,oro ,I.t ,cc,n,. I, tlot po.i,ion is the
,,,i,,.l,ro +, otr,,rls rl,.n az seeming cI,,r
r,,d;,n waiter. We lncr taken the trou
~. T., r,<. som. i.o,iir,". Of so',,crjbets
-, ..yc,.l ur,u,. i,,t 'G.r IN. finn of the
I;,,.t rn, Lr.,,y on3'a,,n .ocr.rl.I in
making cut case against number, n"'
I arg, WAC are NOT sNoscIlbrls, hul T'hr
regularly rrn the LARIGS. IL iHaIi T'Gh'
g"h'l"IH'h; we ~ square !, :'s.S Us noe
ing il costs N"a, ai'tp.
Trur,r,.. + ,1t.-Nr. Nli,,ao WcA.,,c,
,, ,,,,r,, J.. -, C,-,ctin ',urro &C tcl,f ON,
j., > - -
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Equity NOTICE.

Martin T. Bussardr No 4-23 Equity.
In the Circuit Court
VS. for Frederick County,
George II. Blssard ( sitting in Equity.
Samue p. RusSard
and others DrceE!5er Term, 1882
ORDERED this 9th dsv of obrttrv
1883, tina, on the 3rd day IF March 1888
the Court viii proceed! to net upoa The Au
dltor's Report this day filed in HE above
case unless cause To the contrary De shown
before sad day; provided "a copy OF this pr
der he inserted in some newspaptr publish
Cd in Frederick County, foy two Successive
weeks prior to said day
ADOLPHCS FEAR lake, il.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court fof Frcd'k Co.
True copy.
T,ct Atcipa-a 49, -&sa =: c..-::--
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Executors Notice.

N''ira IS hereby given that The subscrih.
er has ohtained from the Orphans CoUH q.
Frederick county Letters ilstancntaly or
The estate If
JOHN HAHN, -,
late Of Frc1rriek county, deceased Al
persons havin, claim. against ;hc sad de-,
ceased ARE hereby WarneGio exhibit .he
sane, Nth tie vouchers thereof, on ur be-
tore ne 20th day Of August, 1883; they may.
otherwise BY law be excluded from the
benefit Of sand estate. Those indebted 10
the sand deceased are desired to max" ~
mediate pAvmpnta
JOHN II. HAHN ~yo~...,.,r.
JOHN WOLF l''~ wi
I'll
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-03
1.-Two stock Market.

G"-.IOgs-Receipts $1,000 head ship
lucnts, 42OO head; trade active and prices
generally u shade higher; quality very good ;
fancy Philadelphia grades, 81 20G7 y goot
to- cloice heavy 81 7OiG7 Is common to good
mixed lots. So a0GD6 60; light bacon grades.
si 2uG6 Is. mostly IS 5OGG ~, skips, $500.
t,aftle-Receipts. 4.5G0 head; shipments.
$500 head trains delayed by snow storm :;
market stronger and 5e9loc higher: trade
rather slow on account OF limited offerings !;
commOn,to choice shipping, 81 a'0s; butchers
and canning. 81 50@i so; stOckcrs and feed
crs S3 B. al 30.
sheep-Receipts. 1909 head; shipments;
l.4OO head offerings liberal and demand
moderate, but prices steady and unchanged !;
common to prime, So 6Oll5 50 bulk, 81 600
800.
EAST Observation-Disclosures for week
ending Feb l, $50 head through and i,sSa
IS 25@6: fair to good, 81 5O95 25; stocksrs,
So 75ll4 So.
HOGs-Receipts for week, q, i75 head mar
kct active Philadelphias, 8! lL17 20; Balti-
mOres, IS Oa7OO; Workers, $6 6O48 so.
Sheep-Receipts for week. 200 head !: dull
extra, s. 25&l5 60 good, 81 7505 fair, 81 25D
80 common, So 5004; Lambs, $5G6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-03
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING FEB. 3, 1888.
IRELAND'S TROUBLE.
SUPPOSED PHOENIX PARK MURDER Er<S
Eight Men Charged with tbs Murders OF
Lord Cavendisi, and Mt. Burke-
Thrilling Scene. and Intcr-
estinS Testimony In
Cnurf


esttnS Testimony IN
| Court.
DUBLIN, Feb. 3.-12 o'clock Mt. G..
Carr. of the corporation. Joseph brady, Il
stone cutter, Edward O'Brien, u shoe
maker, Edward McCatfery, a car driver
Peter Carey, a mason, Lawrence Ianlon,
| a carpenter, Peter Doyle, a coach builder,
eight of the men recently arrested here,
| were charged, at the investigation to-day
with the murder of Lord Frederick Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke in PhGuix Park.
A witness named Fitz Simmon, identified
Councillor Carey as being connected with
the conspiracy. Mr.. FitZ Summons de-
posed that he rented room in South
Cumberland street from James Carey. He
discovered in the left Of the house two
knives and a rifle which were prOduce
soon after Carey's arrest.
1P. M.-Great excitement was visible
among the occupants of the densely
crowded court room when the eight pris-
| orers were placed in the dock There was
q painful pause when the witness FitZ
Simmons, was called. The prisoners in
the meantime shook hands with
each other end joked among them
selves and nodded to their friends.
The clerk of the court read
the charge against the prisoners
that they did, on the sixth of Nav last,
feloniously kill and slay Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke
Te reading of the charge was greeted by
the prisoners with burst Of loud laugh
ter, which created painful scene in the
court. Nir. Fitz Simmoa continued his
testimony as follows The rifle and the
two knives were found among u lot of
| rubbish they were not much concealed.
A fortnight afterwards lie went to the
police and delivered the knives and rifle.
Amid intense excitement Inspector Smith
produced two long bladed dissecting
knives evidently as sharp as razors,
and Snider rifle, which is quite now.
The knives were eagerly examined by the
magistrates. While this was proceeding
there Was Just Il shade of uneasiness visible
among the prisoners. A c!lairrnaker,
named Hands, identified OBrien as one
of the four NEIL lying near to tho scene OF
the murder, and Brady rs being close by
shortly before it was perpetrated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-03
DEd TIM.

MoEEINGsTAR.-In this city, Feb. J. 1853,
Mary, daughter of Jacob and Francis Morn
rgStar, in the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of her parents, No. Is New
street, on Monday morning at s1a O'Clock.
High mass at st. Anthony's church. 1t
MAKDcEF.-in this city, on the % inst, Henry
MardOrf, in the 10Th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No % East Mifflin
street, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. In
tci irfIcnt at Lancaster cemetery IT.
kunHs.-In this city. on the 81 inst, Mary
H.. vile Of William uiIns, III her 32d year.
The relatives and friends + the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her husbands residence, No. 226 North
Mulberry street, on Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Int"rInent III Lancaster cemetery.