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The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-29

Perry Hail. iith District.-The regular
Christmas entertainment Of our public school
occurred last Friday evening before a large and
appreciative audience of parents aud patrons Of
the school. Tho programme embraced literary
aud vocal selections and in addition some Of the
classes held generous rivalry aud competition
with each other. The selections were-Christmas
hymn. led by Mrs. n. A. Bsehteii upon the organ,
an open examination Of the classes with readings
aud reeitations. The children most distinguished
for correct department. regular attendance and
good performance were announced as follows :
Howard Chapman, Lulu Fox. o. Robinson, Albert
Rittenhouse, Louis Akehurst, Emily Qainlin, Eli
and Minnie Billingsley, Emma Robinson, Andrew
Sehminke. Mary and Clara Penn, Emma Walter,
Charles Francis. Annie Lamdin. Ida HoltEman.
Charles Edwards, Bertha Cain and sister, Julia
Pinkerton, Mary Shott, Mary Ball and Albert
Shredder. This has grown 10 be one Of the best
schools In the county, and the able, talented prin
eipal. Mr.. II. A. BAehteil. deserves great credit
for his labors aud fathfulness. lie is much liked
by all Of rs, and his new assistant, Miss E.
chenoweth. seems also 20 bc winning her way In
the good will Of the paren,s and children.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-29

A Kindly Notice. o.-liaving been appointed
chaplain ~ baltimore county jail. by the COUNTY
Commissioners. and desirous of doing all the good
I can In that position. I ~ould earnestly reques
all who may read this notice. hear OF Il. to FUR
nish for the Of the prisoners. any religious
books. periodicals and tracts they can spare ~
that purpose. All our prisons should be supplied
with suitable libraries, and by donations of bool
or money enc might easily be furnished for ou
county Jail. Any books or money donated for this
worthy object may be left at the store Of J. W
Lee 4 Son.
Religious services are held by mo in the Jail %
altcrnste Sabbaths. at % n. m and p. IN. Ais,
at : p. m. on every Thursday. I would be glal
TO have anyone interested In such services 20 joi,
us. would respectfully suggest the proprieiy &
the pious ladies OF the various churches Of Tow
son visiting tho unfortunate woman now in jai
under the serious charge Of murder. She bot
needs and desires prayer and instruction. an.
would be grateful for such attentions and visit
a. we propose. Attention and religious instrnc
ton might also be extended 10 the male prisones
In the Jail. who, / am sure would receive then
with great kindness. 81 was in prison and y,
visited mc."-Mat., Is ch. 80 Y.
". T. u. GLENN.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-29
LIslEi


COUNTY SURVEYOR a CIVIL ENGINEER,
ROOMS Nos. Q AND Z MASONIC HALL,
TOws0NTowN, Mn.
Specifications and Plans furnished for Bridges,
Buildings 40. tDee.s.'ssy.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-12-29

Election OF Oficcrs. Summit Orange No.
lGt. 9th district. elected the following officers for
1854. on the 22i instant:
Master-John r. Bull.
0verseer-S. Gore.
! Lecturer--P. =. Wilhelm.
u Steward-G p. Morris.
= Assistant Stoward-V. Mccullough.
Chaplain--J. W. Cooper.
Treasurer-wm. Mccullough.
Secretary-G. D. Owings.
Gate Keeper. Hoshall.
Ceres Mrs. A. Bull.
Pomona-AIiss VI. Ilashall.
Fiora--Miss ". +. Daley.
Lady Assistant Sicward-M..s s. Mccullough.
Henry Clay Lodge No. 81. L. o. o. T.. Of Reis-
terstown. has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term:
Noble Grand-II G.. bergman.
Vice Grand-wm. T. CLANCY.
Recording Sccrctary-Gcorgc W. Stocksdaie.
Financial Secre,ary--II. y. Emich.
Trcasnrer--B. Howard Scott.
chaplain--iohn y. Crout.
Marshali--John u. Bccklcy.
Trustees George W. Uhlcr. John II. Beckiey,
Daniel Vondersmith.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19
Application for . Pater I



NJoTlcH d IE1i1x oivk1 That b. J.
IN Falls, whose post once addrees 40 Cin-
cinnati. Ohio. has this dsy Aled his sppifestisn
fos patent for Aftssn hundrsd liasnr fees CT
With surface srosnd six hundssd net - siAth.
situstsd in rahrspsgat J Ale MINING Disixics.
county Of lincoln, und State Of NeVsa 1, and
dssignated BY the Asld mote snds e1aeiil plat
on fls in this once % lot No. 10 and IS, I.
sSvnshiE >. sousn Rang. g East Of aoun; Dis; d.
los no. 40 end - b. IND % follows 40 vit:sg
beginning q post narled No 4. Q Survey
No -. Wheoceshe 0outh k post Of ESQ "a q y.
Q B. 90 :. bsszs Ssh deg ! $40 feet; thence.
running, LIST course, 81 deg 1890 feet 70
POST na,aea = No sss..sy ss.s I'D I'd ss q
thence, Sd couras, n 81 deg 4 isoo feet 70 port
nashed No 1, 2 Survey no 70 sEd 50: tht nee,
1th course, 8 2s deg Z sto het 10 post No ]. The
place Of bssinnlng. Containing 20 C6ilce sSIes.
Courses expressed from The trgs msl!diap With
cat Lake mining district.
The lscation Of thiA nine 10 secesdedin the
Recorders once Of Ltreoln county. Neypds.
This claim 10 bounded BY no know D c1sims.
Any end all parsons clsintsa adversely any
portion Of said "ulinois" mine or surface
are sui.ed e ale sn;r ;.. ,ds..:. s;, sl,I
once At Eursts. IN the State Of Nevsdy .rdurii Y
the sixty days period Of publicaticn h,rof. q
they win BE- barred By virtus ofthe provision :
Of the Statute. l--4
-. "a .F.R. HINcxLxy. Psgisi.r,
Of sppiicatioa for psieat be pnblikhs d, Tor The
period Of ten consecutive weeks ~ ne Piceb.
RxooaD. . weekly nevsvsper. published a
Pioehe, Liucoln county Nevada.
fl7.lot. p. .H.HlNCxLEY, Neeister.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

ately had sore throat and he wanted to
wear it, and ma let him put it on. /
thought | would break him of taking
everything nice that ma got, so when he
went down town with the orange hand.
kerchief on his neck, | told some of the
Saint Patrick boys in the Third Ward,
who had green ribbons on, that the old
duffer who was putting on style was an
Orangeman, and he said he could whip
any Saint Patrick's day man in town.
The fellers laid for pa, and when he came
along one of them threw barrel at pa,
and another pulled the yellow handker-
chief off his neck, and they all yelled
hang him, and one grabbed rope that
was on tho sidewalk where they were
movi,gs bailding and pa got up and
busted. You'd died to see pa run.
He met a policeman and said moren a
hundred men had tried to murder him
and they had mauled him and stolen his
yellow handkerchief The policeman
told pa his life was not safe, and he had
better go home and lock himself in, and
he did, and l was telling ma how l got
the boys to scare pa, and he heard it, and
he told me that settled it. He said I
had caused him to run more foot races
than any champion pedestrian, and had
made his life unbearable, and now must
go it alone. Now, want you to send a
couple of pounds of crackers to the house
and have your boy tell the hired girl that
I have gone down to the river to drown
myself, and she will tell ma. and ma will
tell pa, and pretty soon you will see
bald-headed, pussy man whooping it up
toward the river with rope. They may
think at times that I am little tough
but when it comes to parting forever
they weaken"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19
AN EMPEROR's FROLIC.

The late Emperor Nicholas, ,Autocrat
of all the Russias, the most iron-handed
Of modern times, held one thing in par.
ticular aversion, w., wealth coupled
with avarice. He was once travelling
with great dignitary whom he had often
bantered because of his stinginess. At
one of the stages the carriage had to
undergo sundry repairs, and the gentle
men went forward on foot. They came
to spot where the road was flooded to
considerable depth. The Emperor called
for a road laborer and asked him if he
would undertake to carry him through
the water.
"Why not:" said the laborer, who
took the monarch on his back and con-
veyed him safely across.
The Emperor gave him a couple of gold
pieces and whispered:
"Now, go and fetch the other gentle
man, but when you have got half way
through the water, stand still and ask
him how much he intends to give you. :"
The man did as he was told, stood still
with his living load, and inquired in the
middle of the water how much he was to
get.
"You rascal. cried the miser; the
other gentleman paid for us both; ! saw
him, you impudent swindler. You shall
not have another farthing!"
"What is he going to stand:" called
out the Emperor.
Nothing"
"Then throw him into the water!"
The laborer was about to do so, but
his intended victim held on tighter and
exclaimed:
II will give you three roubles!"
ASK 3OO," interposed the Emperor,
laughing.
And now began most comical scene.
The terrified rider clung still more closely
to his bearer, whom the Emperor by his
gestures encouraged to remain firm. The
rage and terror depicted in the features
of the miser were indescribably ludicrous,
the Emperor meanwhile urging him te
come on.
swell, now,' exclaimed the grand
dignitary at last, "carry me across.
will pay you when we get there"
"Dont you trust him!" called tn
Emperor, nearly choked with laughter
"Make him pay at once!''
Our anxious traveller had, while hang
ing over the water, to bring out hi
pocketbook and hand to the countrymal
the 800 roubles.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

Some samples of cheap coffee analyzed
by the directors Of the Paris Municipal
Laboratory were found to contain the
following substances Bread dust, ground
acorns, red earth, vermicelli, plumbago,
-four, caromel, sand, brick dust, ashes,
ground peas and peans, carrots, figs,
beet.root, sawdust, red ochre and mahog-
any shavings. Some more expensive
specimens differed from this only in hav.
ing chicory added to this appetising mix
ture.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

Uss4sD erAIks IApp Osylck.

usrTlp erAIks IAyp Usylck.
EurshA. Nevada. February Q, 4. D. tHas.
NOTCH - AxR49y GIVEN That D:J.
addrssa u cineinnati. Ohio. havs this Day nled
dred linear test Of the !indisn Cher mine OF
vein bearing gold and silver. With surface
IN Pahsanaeat Lake Mining Diatiict. coanty
Of Lincoln and State Of Nevada. and depigrsted
By the held NOTES and ofncial plat On ale IL this
once - Lot Number -. IN Tovnship q. South
eztssior boundariss sf said Ios NO. 80 bsinssr
follows. TO wit: 8 sre. ssse.. /.
Beginning Il post marked No 1. . Bur
vsy No %. whence the \ posi- between escticns
Is MIN 80 s.s. "a Tie NOUN s q spsiSsss. ~
Tannsl beers Y is1 aeg y $50 tset; Ia.aes
TO post Married No ., o . Survey Ne -, cid
Tssns. q s:s.:. ':s d.S ,9H
to post married. Noe.q u 9 spFysy No -; OLD
monument bears N - deg " a6 feet frem said
post Nos. Thence. 81 csurAs. n . dtS ~ nip
ss 81 ssss sss:s . s
fsst fro0 pest NOD. Thsnce, eth ,coiiIse. Q u
deg Is min = 600 fest. TO post Married No !, .ths
place Of beginnipg. Magnetic vsfiAtton - dse
Fl *. osssoes q = 81. n. i.
ths Reeosdsr,so1cs ef Iiaeols counsyy yssass Of
Nevada. In Book Of Mining Not,ces, pses 2bs.
This claim b bounded BY M Known cl1tms.
| Any snd AL pssspnp elainanR a1vsssely m y
iscs groesd ere requlFsd % ale tbsls sdvssse
clsim with the Register Of the upited States
Land once q Iursia. IN the state Of Nestda
during the sixty days period OF rahliestiux
hereof, - shsy. wtll~ e'6arsA ~ virtns Of ths
'@' :. 4. SzScxrrY .a.sir.r,
| lIllb.- -laaul e-- eli 10 sSif3sts
II Il hsrsby ordered that The foregoing motto
u applicatteu see patsss ~ NgtoGhsaI ~ th,
kxcoID. . weekly hsvspsper. pnblfuAea q
Riochs. Ltnec1n eea1e1. Ntvade y loidsu3s
fi7.iot f.H. HiNCKLHH, Registsr.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

All persons having business with this office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

Get your Job Work done at the
'sRscord'' O6lcs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19

Hc IN h)1uer day at home. sample worth S.
% u 0LJfree. Address sr1Ssos Co., por-
land Mainc.
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THE RECORD

delivered In Phoebe ard Bullonville at %
cents per week. payable to the Carriers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

NIVIUESD Si;;:CE.
- the President and Directors OF the Ian
caster, Elizabcthtown & Midh'etown Turn
pike Eold Company have on the Isl inst, de,
,.larcd n dividend OF ONE DOLL anu
%TNETy t,EN'TS on each share OF stock tor
the last SIX ,..Onths, payable on HenanI:
CHhS. r. LOSG.
;ci.J Treasurer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

The follow ing statement OF " li!iam j. Cough
in, Ut Sulucry!lic, N.t-., Is so remarkable th't'
W., beg 10 ask for ii i:,. attention OF our READ
crs He saws ..in til. !:.ll .: lS7G was taken
with "A violent bitc;!!uG oi the lungs, i"llow@u
by a severe cough. l soon logan 10 lose NY
appctite and flesh. 1 was 50 weak at one time
that could moi leave my bed. IN the sum
mcr G. 1877 VA nnIi.: 70 he Cl.J Hospital.
W hilc there The doctors SAL l lad ii hole III
NV lett lung q bi., :. rlif-'oliar. l eypcnd-
ell ovara hundred dollars ii 'oIirEs ana med
fcincs saS So tar conc ~ one time 4 report
went arCuu.i that | WIS q; I'd ave up hope
brt a friend told III" OF biz. WIN. HALLS
HALStM FOR TIE Lit N,iS. 'auShcd at
my friends, thinking my case incIrahic, but L
cot Il !, tile to satisfy tEcin. when to my sur
pr;sca 4 qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope. once dead. began 10 revive,
aadtt .ay te"i in better spirits than have
III" past three years.
~ wriIcth hoping yt'! VIZ publish II, SO
that vycr> uu,, afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will i,e induced to take DIR. " NJ. HALLS
EALSAM fOI;TlE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that il has done me mere good than All IN.
other medicines lave taken since my SICK
ness NV cough mas almost entirely dlS:p
nearcu and shall soon EC able to go 10 " Work.
Sold by Ii. Il. Cochran, 131 North Queen str;
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING JAN. 5, 1888
WINTER FLAMES.
FIEkvE FIRES RAGING EVERYWHERE.

Places Of Business. Manufacture and Reel
dence Swallowed BY tho DevourinS
Element-a Virginia Fire.
PrTEDsBURa, Va, Jan. 5-Intelligenco
has been received here of the burning Of
the large freight and depot building OF
Zuin station Yesterday morning with some
of the contents. The loss has not been
ascertained, but is we'll covered by insur-
ance. The fire was Of incendiary origin.
Night before last $4,000 in currency was
deposited in the safe Of tho company. Ii
is thought the object of the incendlaries
was to obtain possession CT this money,
which was saved.
Big Fire In Bedford County.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 5.-A dispatch
from Hyndman, Bedford county, Pa,
says big fire ragged there this morning
and assistance has been asked from this
city.
LATER-The fire at Uyndmau destroyed
three dwellings. and William Wier's
grocery store with their contents !; total
loss, $1,000.
Big Fro at South Bend.
South BEND, Ind, Jan. 5.-IlodSon
Brothers planning mill, Smith u Beitings
furniture factory, Ucrtzell's Il Hartman's
planning mill, the works of tho South Bend
pumping company, the Bissell plow COM
pany and Wares machine shop. were
burDcd last night total loss, sS0,COO.
A Maryland Fire.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Sc ID. And!es' ilonr
mill Oh Double Pipe creek, III Carroll
county, was destroyed by fire last night,
together with 5000 bushels of wheat, 30
tons of mill feed and a quantity Of corn
and oats. Tho damage is estimated at
1000.
4 New YORK 1t ats Firc.
COHoEs, N. Y, Jan. j.-Thc Morrison.
Colwell & Page rolling mill. hbrien "
Powers knitting machine, and tie Patrick
Gugcrty Pilot mills were totally destroyed
BY fine this morning. Losses will exceed
ss5, 900 two thirds insured.
Boat Builders Establishment burned,
NEwBURGu, N. V. Jan. 5.-rhe estab-
lishment of Ward, Stanton 4 Co., the
we'll known boat builders, was dana2 ed
by fire this morning to the extent .. $6O,-
900; partially insured.
"A Cap ana Fut Store burned.
DAvENrORT, Iowa, Jan. 81. Rich
ter's cap and fur store has been burned
with T. number Hf other buildings loss,
$4,000; fully insured.
Fire In Il Millinery store.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Jan 5 Fire early this
morning in DorInau!'s dry goods store
destroyed millinery to the extent OF 3lO,-
600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

WHi:Gl;AS The ruthless hand OF death has
laid hold upon Onr fcllOw-ncmber, DIR. Thos
L. Cox, tearing him from our midst without
even the scnblance OF warming. anH cutting
him do wn as he had just fairly entered the
threShhold OF his profession. And
WHEREAS: His modest demcanor and con-
seriousness of right W wiether to the members
OF this society. the profession in general, or
the sick for whom lie care!. appeared always
to be his thoughtful and earnest study.
THcrcfOre be il reSOkced, That this society
feels a keen sense OF poignant let over his
sudden demise, and realizes that 4. has lost an
efficient and promising member ana the com
munity Il cultivated gentleman and al lntelll
gent HhySicinn.
Rc&OlrCd, Il rat these resolutions be entered
upon the regular minutes of this society and
copy OF the same be sent to the family or tne
deceased and also published in tic daily
papers OF our City.
iSlSrcd.] NJ. l.. HERR, NJ. y
NJ. RlNGwALT, NJ. D.,
IL. i. STEH"AN, NJ. ID.
COmmiltCe.
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"NAT. TIE ROMP."
A Poor Pay Inaiiferentiy Performed.

As the telegraph boy in the "Tourists, :"
that c'eTer little actress, Carrie Swain,
made manifest hit in Lancaster a year OK
80 ago, but as Nat and the four other
rames under which she is known in the
i.lay Of Mat, the Romp," in which she
appeared last night at Fulton opera house,
she is a N st palpable failure, partly oD
account Of very limited power of pathos
and lack Of the endowments that could ut
b 4: !"T serious conception of any role which
neccs-i:atcs the presence and ndexpresslrn of
zeal dramatic execution. 1t is only when
cng".cd in her songs and dances. which
were numerous and highly salts actory
Iisi evening, that she demonstrated where
ia lies h2i capabilities rs an actress. How.
ev@r, all Miss Swau's tailings are sTal-
los ed W in the cr4su:hmctc worthless.
ness ci the play in which s." acts, and
tn, mall audience that ass.r.bed 10
sc it found no difficulty in s',u becn'nInS
acquainted with the fact. 1t i IN alleged
draIna IN which Nut is compelled To 90
throul Il innumerable escapes, and vil!iany
i, everywhere rife, bat as thee is little
uaitY i'll any part OF the play, it is dawn
out to four ion., acts as ;.5oiniia5!y tc!i"u.;
as they are uiiutevCstinG. Ola cDEhIdeIa-
ton was shown the audience. which they
no doubt appreciated the play Wa cut 20
almost Ealf its length.
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i;cuwn.s .ousehn.G I'au"cca

= the most effective Pain Destroyer II
the world. VIII most -ur1ty quicken l'e
blood, whether taken Internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain el!evia:Or, and Ii Is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. Il cures
)u,n In the Side. E::ck or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and AL kUEEs, and Is ,ilik
GREAT HELIEEER Or PAIN. " browns 3
HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA" should H. il e. Ky
family. 4 t:aspooniul OF the runacea II Il
trnIlicr OF hot water lswct tened il preferred
taken. II; De.! time will BREAK Up A sDLi. @ic:s
;, ',nitit fehil-lY,tM.W&
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- - =
M.1kkETN.
Philadelphia Market.

pHsL.yhLPH1A, January ) - Flour III fair
demand and steady Superiiue. 81 15ta' -
extra, S. 25I3 15: Penn'a Family, 81 6DGt -.
Rye flour at IS -.
Wheat active and higher: No. = Western
Red. 81 Osl.Il so; Del. and Pa. Rel, 81 o5P
10; LonsDerry Red ana Amber. 81 losIl l..
Corn 1irmer Uuier light offerings rciccih,.
47I5sc steamer, 6)c: Yellow and miNcd. L:
fl6Ic No. 5 mixed, 56P5sc.
Oats strong and IN good demand: No. /
W hite 4}c; No. do. i!1sS9isr; No. !
do. 461I6l1c: No. Mixed, i6Ec.
Rye dull ut 5Sc.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter firm for high grades: other kin's
Peun'a Creamery EN,rs. i2t:i2c; WESTERN
do. 4.c.
Rolls quiet Pa. and Western, lIG0sSc.
les more uctiv" and frmcr: Pcnna 21I,s2
2Sc; Western, 25Gc25l.c; held lots, Op!t:; :;
lined, lSc.
Cheese strnr.: With cHO! demand: N.
full crc,r.,, l,i.f1iic: Western do. l3'Sc: 'io
fiir l., good. l4:pl:c Prnn':i. pirt SKINS, "a
4sI.c; do lu!l skins. go &c
WHISKY ut Sl.2l.
SceIs-Clrver firm ut IifDii1; T!maihy
dull III S. .Oml s. ; tlaxseou Gull Il. =i3
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1.-Two Stock Market.

CHICAGO. Hogs Receipts, &'tW ''r,"'
shipments, $500 head market very Gnu q"
heavy rrccints at IOc decline, finally clnairr.
strong at decline with all sold mixed. - 'ota
81 90 heavy. 81 SJGiG Gn: light nj - JoGG ~
skips, S. 25G53O.
CnIilc-RcCeip;s, 1904 hrid; shipments.
3 900 head; market fairly active ana sirnIi;
n; 10GI6 so: good 10 choice shipping, - :'h
e.6 10 common to flir 1T ~ l515 % butchers
strong and in good demand mt 81 5ospi ~
stOckers and fce,icrs active and firm Mt $' ~
so. ,,,
Shcep-IIacipts, $500 head shipments, !, ,st'
market active at stronger prices common 10
fair. s3 s5fDi: 1ne.iium 10 good, "a "Jlti - !;
choice to extra. 81 SJQs5 80
EAST IIBERrY.--Cuttle-Ecccip 30 near
market dull prime. 50 12Gt6 80; fair 10 So@":
81 5,tqi5 . common, $;a9t - {; on" cAtra ls'"
ut SC IS. ,,
Uors-Rcceipts, I,l01 head; market active ;
Philadeyphi,s So GDsDG - BaliimOrcs. 81 t,I2
q 20 Workers. ST. 3DN6 40.
Shccp-Keceipts. 3,i0J hcai market Iur !;
prime 81 75G15 fair to good, 5000 com
mon, 3 JiG9I -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05

Alb ut O'Clock last evening an ugly
hooking tramp Went - tEo house Of Geo.
T.. Springer, on South Lime, and without
any questions attempted to enter the din
ing .oCln. yhc,e blrs. Springer aud the
cLi!rsn were. The lady ordered him to
leave but he refused to 60, whereup0n
she cai,G ber husband, who with another
gentl"m;iu Was in an adjoining room. Mr..
Springer led to the gate and as he was
going out was struck by the man. MIR.
Sprii.ge. then returned TO the house aud
after getting his hat went to the gate to
see tie gentleman off, who had called upon
lin, When they got out Mr..
Tramp again came up and attempted
to get in. Mr.. Springer became tired OF the
nonsense by this time, SO he struck the
fellow on the mouth, rolling him into the
gutter. He yelled like stuck hog and
ran down the street right into the arms OF
Officer Stormfeltz. who Was coming up.
He was taken to tie station house and 4
razor, which i:e lad open when arrested,
was found on lin. He gave his name as
Charles Kennedy, and the mayor gave him
30 days this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05
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CLOSING SALE
Of
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Ready Made Suits and OvercOats
FOR MEMS,
BOYS AMI CIliIDEEN'S WEAR.

For tie next thirty days VIC offer SPECIAL
HARGhINS I'm order to clear our counters
and make room for our Large Spring Stock,
which we are now man ufacturinS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-05
Testing the Eiro Alarm,

A good many timid people were alarmed
this morning by the long continued ring
ing of the fire bell on the truck and ladder
house, and they supposed an extensive
ccnfla grafton was raGirc rs the bell struck
for fire in all directions. There was no
fire. and the bell Was struck by direction
of the chief engineer for the purpose Of
testing the electric apparatus, so that no
mistake might be made in case fire
should unfortunately occur. The appara-
tus was found to be in perfect order.