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Maryland Central Railway.
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TAKING EFFECT FEBRUARY u, 1888.

Trains leave North Avenue Station daily, ex-
cept Sunday, for Towson,, Loeb Raven, Baldwin
and way stations at 40 A. NJ, and 400 P. M,
and for Towson and intermediate stations at 8. Is
A. NJ, and 2.40 and $40 P. NJ.
Returning, trains leave Baldwin for North Ave
nue. at S.35 A. NJ, and 5.15 P. NJ. and Towson
for North Avenue at 500 and 9.23 A. NJ, and
100, 3.15 and 5.55 P. M.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave North Avenue for Baldwin at $50 A..
M. and 2.30 P. NJ, and for Towson at $50 P. NJ.
Leave Baldwin for North Avenue at $50 A. NJ.
and $50 P. NJ, and Towson for North Avenue at
1890 A. M. and 200 and $50 P. NJ.
S. G. BOYD, Superintendent.
Feb 24.-tf.
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AND SUBURBAN

PROPERTY for Northern Buyers. We have II:
frst-cIass facilities for selling COUNTRY
PROPERTY. Call, or send description, to
j. L. HANNA & BROTHER,
IS W. Fayette St., Baltimore, Md.
& Fob 81 Al
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~ If truth will carry you no further than de-
spair, better that you stop in despair than gain
hope by lie
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A NUMBER OF GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

TO LOAN-0n first mortgage security, 81 800,
81, 100, 81 ,OO0 1855. Two sums-$500 and s., 900
in sums to suit. Apply to or address,
S. PARKER B0SLEY,
Attorney at Law, Towsontown, Nd.
Feb. 24.-tf) Towson P. O.
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New Advertisements.
WANTED.

WAIVED
A C0L0RED MAN AND WIFE, man to work
on farm and woman to do general house work.
Good wages. Apply in person or by letter to
Feb. 24.-2t. THIS OFFICE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
j. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estate of
R0SINA WILSON,
late of said county deceased All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber
on or before the 2OM day Of September, 1888;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2lstday of Feb, 1888.
AUGUSTUS w. SWEENY, JR., Executor.
Feb. 24.-4t.
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@The report of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county to the Comptroller for
one year to November 80, 1881, is as follows:
Total ,72lSO
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By WILSON & RIsTEAU, Auctioneers
UBEEC SALE

The undersigned, intending to quit farming,
will sell at his residence, in Long Green Valley,
the road leading from Long Green Station,
Maryland Central Railroad, to Unonvie, and
adjoining farms of Samuel NJ. Rankin and Lewis
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Slingluff & Slingluff, Attorneys.
MORTGAGES SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE VII
- LACE OF HOMESTEAD, IN THE .fNn
EHTA NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT, $3.50
BALTIMORE COUNTY. S-Ss
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on or before the 9th day Of August, 1883,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 3lst day of JAN, 1888.
JOSHUA NJ. MATTHEWS,
Feb. 3-4t.) Executor.
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Feb. 24.-2t.
SALE

DUBLEC SALE
a OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY FIX
TURES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.
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on or before the 9th day Of August, 1888;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Those indebted to said es-
tate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 31st day of JAN, 1885,
MARY JANE FRYFOGLE,
Feb. 3-4t@) Administrative
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By virtue of an order of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county, the undersigned, Permanent
Trustee of George II. Morrow, will sell at public
auction. on the premises, in the city of Baltimore,
on Tuesday, 18Th day Of March, 1888,
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING JAN. II, 1888.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
HOUSE COMMITTEE CHAIRMANsnIPs.

The Men Selected by Speaker Fsunce to
Shape tine Legislation at Harris
burg During the Present Session.
Special Dispatch to the INTRLLIGsNCER.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1.-THE following
are the chairmen of the House committees
announced by Speaker Fauncs to-day:
Ways and means, Ziegler constitu-
tional reform. Jenkins appropriations,
Hasson ; judiciary general Sharpe !;
Observation-Disclosures municipal
corporations, Furth mining, Hines !;
geological survey, J. L. Brown labor and
industry, McCrum education, Devinney;
centennial affairs, Schlisher insur-
ance, Collins; manufactures, John
Graham accounts and expenditures,
Adams vico and immortality, Hughes;
military. Parcels elections, McReynolds !;
banks, Blackford corporations, Walker
counties and townships, Dannehower
compare bill, Reilly ; library, Himmelrich;
agriculture, Coolbaugh; railroads, Craw.
ford city passenger railroads, JamisOn
iron and coal companies, Boyle; printing,
L. H. Davis; public buildings: Joseph
Smith federal relations, Merry retrench-
ment and reform, E G. Snyder, (of Ian
caster) bureau of statistics, Buttermore
pensions ard gratuities. McCabs judicial
appointment, JOS. Mcdonald legislative
appointments, Mcnamara.
Besides the chairmanship Of the re-
trenohment and reform committe, Mr..
Snyder is on the apportionment, constitu-
tional reform, and municipal corporations
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Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO - Hogs Receipts, aSt~ head
shipments. 2,OOG head market slow ana weak;
lOsll5c decline ; quality goo,t mixed. - SIe9
ID heavy, ST l1Sg5SJ light. - .:,lEh -
SkipS, SiG5 10.
Cattle-Heceipts, 5000 head; shipments.
$500 head market moderately active AMI
about steady: prime. S6aiG 80 good to choice.
shipping, - 50aS5 90; common 10 fair 81 100
80 butchers 1T $! 25G+ Is: siockers amt
feeders slow but steady AT Si l5ai -.
Sheep-Receiris, $3.50 head shipments, IlO0 :;
good To prime In moderate supply ana goo,
dem.n,! ~ &4..15d5IJ cOmmon to medium
dull and weak 50 25I Z 80.
EAST I.IEERrY.-Cattie-Ee Eeceip;s. :,2ii head
market i.ir and p. ices shade rorgcr than
last week.
HoGs-Eeceipts :, 400 head market active;
PhindepiiiitS at 81 6JJG BaiiuOrc-
at Sc 55ll6 to: Workers at 81 :'3lyt; so.
Sheep-Hs cripts, 1000 hc;tti; market firm al
unchanged prices.
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We mentioned yesterday tie fact of
Dauic: KI.:!c'S death 1T Dcnvc". "n Mon
day. Later i. i"rnIH;ion shows that he
vas io;lnd between i and oclock in the
morning sitting up ard dead viii, his
n.uiai"dl; draw, tightly over his bead.
Deputy Coroner q ;. Fey suluin"!Io'i y
Jury, c"inpoNrti "i :%a'nHo! NJ. Brn'':h"r,
Isaac l.ecl.cr, john im'z, Cyrus RcG%r,
Levi Ranci. and Jacob :. Brubak"r, .,:,;'
held IL. inquest. They found that t..c
man died irOa suffrcation or huiftcatod
while putting OH his pantaoons. The
SuppOsitiO:! il lat the ,nan, wiz" has been
inS;.Ic for some line past, misfock his
l;ln:aiorIi.: :nr H., shr: and cndeAYorcd to
put them ..?&. his head. While doing this
he was taken i'll :. fit and Ills head hcsaH."
Cntau,,'c;i il. ihc clothing, which were
Dttei! into holes IL several places au.i had
90 be cHT irrili :l;S neck.
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Columbia NEWS,
From eur Regular Correspondents

From eur Regular Correspondents
Miss Ellie De;wi'..i lost a nickel pia t.i
chatelaine watch on Locust street yester
day.
A lad of Is n%nlcd William Welsh had
his left leg dls!oca;ed this morning hy
falling upon an ice covered pavement on
> street.
4 deli htiui entertainment was given
by the Orphean musical society lat
evening at the residence Of Mr.. i. J.
Kaufman. The members are highly
ratified At tie success OF this, their ii. st
enterta,Dment.
Jacob NIeckley. lately residing hear
Columbia and formerly II reSiGei. OF this
place, died last night At II o'clock y: Goa
sumption. Tie lemainS will be interII'!
~ I!onviiic, the funeral services 10 be held
n the L. g. church At that place on FIJI
DAY afternoon Il. o'clock.
Tonight the ta'ncuS minStrc! troupe oE
Dupvcz Il Bcr' die! VIII give one of its
performance, b>lc i; is considered "n"
Of the best minstrel C clmplnies cn the 70 ID,
and will no doubt be greeted ny "a large
audience to- night. Tie prices of admis-
SiGr are as usual.
The Tramp Nuisance.
As long as the numerous tramps that
in!cSt tins pla3e alc supplied with good
lodging quarters, Just SO long will they
lay around here. Let them have to do a
little work a. payment for their lodgin,s
in the lookup, their nNmber will soon
dwipdle down to a cipher.
SIeighing Parties
A stag' slcishlng party went to Ian
caster last night, and did not return until
the smal! hours of the morning.
This place was visited by two merry
sleighl'g partieS-One from Lancaster and
the other tiom York. The YorkistS crossed
the river on the ice
The nj thodist Revival.
New converts are being made every
evening at the revival which is now Going
on in the Methodist church. The meetings
will be continued us long as there is any
prospect of good being done. The pastor,
Kew. llumphriess. feels much encouraged
by the success which has already attended
the revival.
Borough Personals
Miss Name Cobb, Of Wilkes barre, is the
guest of friends on Walnut street.
Mr.. Joseph 'Diler left to day for a few
weeks trip to friends III Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. William Shaff,er, of Bryn Mawr,
Pa, 4 former resident of this place, is
visiting friends on Union street.
Chicken Coop s<obped.
The owner of chicken coop on Fourth
street heard disturbance amongst his
fowls. last night after midnight. He went
out to investigate the cause. He was
back fence, and the worst OF the matter is
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NOTICE OF EINsURANCE ELECTION.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Lancaster Home Mutual Fire Ins. Co.

The 2lst annual meeting OF the members will
be held at the Office OF the company, No. l37
East King street, Lancaster, Pa, on FRIDAY
m at which meeting an election for three di-
rectors to serve for the ensuing three years,
and three au iitOrs, to serve Tor one year, viii
be held between the hours OF ami s:3D O'Clock
D.. m., OF sand day. The annual report OF The
officers OF the company. and also that of the
auditors will be submitted 10 said meeting.
and such business transacted may be pre-
sented or called tor. ALI persons insured in
said com any are members thereof. ana ell
titled to to participate in the election and
her proceedings, and are respectfully in
vited to al tend. T.. H. !IEFENRE,
3td-T,W&Th Secretary.
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t.r,. yNr lis, uric;! Il; uigL: .,I!' broken q;
N:,lr rest H. SO" chi;l suffering ..'lH cTSiHg Z
cXcruoi@;ln!s l,sit. oi cutting teeth? 1t
81. 20 II one ;tT'; r" Il 'oitl" %; MIS-. WIN
SLOWS .:;>D!i!lNG SYRUP it vii! relieve
;ic poor little @;ltt. rCr pend
,.lt.i il ttrIr il :lu ,ni&taEt about II. There.
Is OI mot hor on ',irt wilt i;,., ever used il,
iyE;n " III not tu y;Ii al once that II will ~
E.1r the bowels, aM,. give rest to the mOthe
;in,l relief and i!tilth TO The child, operating
i,K" ma; ;ic. 4 / perfectly safe IL use III all
cas- ai'h rtc>:inf to The taste, ana is tht.
prescription q one 1t the Olttr~; ,nd best
female physicians ana nurses. in the emitted
states. SOia 'N"rywh"rr. =, " 'nt- hottie.
m3ly-M. W&S&w
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MIRkETS.
Phtladelp;lia Market.

PHILhDsIPHIA, Jan. 17.-Flour frmcr more
demand ; Superfine, IS o. as 81: extra, 50 80
o. %; penna Family, 5; Gigs -.
Rye -four ut S3 62IS 15
Wheat firm; No. Western Rel 81 IL; :;
Del. anu Pa. Red, 81 0S!sl Il; LOngUerry
Red and Amber. 81 1901 H.
Corn firm and light local demand.
Oats firm.
Rye dull at Coo.
Provisions firm.
Lard firm
Butter dull, weak and unsettled; Penn'l
creamery extra, 4Oc: Western do, 55QiOc
frstS, 3ol35c
Rolls dull Penn'a and Western, l5@23c us
quality.
Eggs steady: Penu'a. 2-t.62Sc; Western,
:"c held lots. 2OI25c lined, l1Iac.
Cheese firm but quiet.
Whisky at 81 ",
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pursue. as he was Father thlniy CLAD.
Claiming Ills SONS Remains.
It will oe remembered that Isaac Welsh
and enjamin Duck found parts of q
human body in the river near the Colur-
Dia cauai locks last summer. aad tnat the
remains We're identified as being those of a
boy WHO had resided IN ShaL oEin, p.
Yesterday the ads father arrived here
tor the purpose Of having the remains
removed to his home, and t.j-tiay they We're
"xhuned and taken to Shamokin.
...ir and FestivaIin Prospect.
The wnnan'S working society Of st.
JOHN Lutheran church have decided t,
hold = fair aud festival il. Odd Follows
htll oi the evenings of February Is, lG ana
and H. Thee will also be a novel irat rare
ii!trn;in,st, but this is TO remain q st c,ct
urIii Tx, titac Tor the holding Of the fair
draws yra... The. congregation ot this
c!,ui cI bears the burden OF the debt con
traced il !:niid,ng their present church
c,!lt!cr, out Ihcy intend making thIs debt
much smaller before the apuroacl; Of
nnuIhcr Nv Years day. 1t is 50 be iicl,ad
that success will attend ali efforts lnaio to
this euu.
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4 S-ltiHEE'S SALEOF VALUABLE REAL
~ ESTATE.-On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
IL, 1885 under an order of the Court OF Conn
nOn Pleas Gf Lancaster county, will be sold ut
the Leopard H. tel in the City OF Lancaster,
ti,i, following real estate. viz:
NO |. i:Cin. n valuable new twO-stOry
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and lot OF
ground attn'lre':. situated on East Orange
street, between Line street and Shipper
street. aNd numbered No. 23S East Orange
street. in said city. The said property fronts
on said East Orange street 81 feet 24 inches,
and extends in depth to Grant street. 245 feet.
The said house has brick back building At
incncd un. contains IL rooms and II store
room On said lot Is also 4 substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, lsx67 feet, and other
improvements.
No. >. Being II lot OF ground, without i'm
provements, situated on the rOrth side of
Fast Walnut street, near franklin street. in
the City OF I.ancast 7. containing III front on
East Walnut street ~ te-t. and extending in
depth l20 fect, to lC-feet wide alley the said
i.,t being numbered in the general plan of the
Chestnut street tract No. 1913.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock, y. m., when
the conditions will he made known by
CHAS. l. LAND1S.
Assignee of George o. Ienscl and Wife.
II. SHUBEEr. AuctioEeer. jl7ItdW&S
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pul,'3 Mrs VI l.. patciIcI', i.
Motti;I Jaw: Cockere! and puliet,
Rev. w A. Robinson, %pr;ngviIle, y. T.,
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f>-uyTn's s1pusehoid Pnuacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. VIII most surely quicken The
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally,anh thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alieviatOr, and it is warranted double Inc
STRENGTH " any similar Drcnaration. Z cures
pam IN the S'ic. Back Or Bowels. Sore hroat,
;thcEmatIs-n ana all ACHEs and Is THE
GREAT RELIENb;t OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should 0c in every
family. a teas poon1ul OF the Panacea in
tumur of lot water [swectenedit if rreterretiI,
taken ut bed tiu,e will BREAK UP a COLD. . cts
bottle teii!-ly1M, W&S&W
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YI;c %atIorn, .ScDubIican Committee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE National
Republican committee met ut the Arlington
ho:c! this morning, Mr. Jewell, of Con
necticut in the chair. The resignation
nf Mr.. Dorsey, 4, secretary, was presented
and accepted, and Mr.. Pierce, OF lshole
Island, Wis unanimously elected to that
position. The question of fixing Il plan
for tbs choic3 Of dele rates to next natiuna!
was taken up and a lengthy
..isE,isNinM !hcrcnM ensued.
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W ,lt. lNtI. Iis s.,yp.EtIIer

PuLADELruI> Jan. Il. Select and
c ,mmon C"uur:;:> met tits afternoon to
eject :. city controller in place of
kubcrJ L. l'attiSon, who was inausurated
covcrlinr yesterday. After some discus
.:i,'n il j";::t coz. ntiur William NJ. Tag
n.rt was cIcc:cd to the office. Cover
no. i'li:iS.a has already nominated
S. Dayi& Page rs city controller
tu; lie nomination liS hot been acted
upon 6y the stG So;lto ; 4 legal contest
tNr tie nlaca will tmsnn.
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Axe Works DESTROYED.

WooNsocKET, r. l., Jan. 17.-Tho
Douglas axe company's lower shops at
Gibbon were burned last night. Loss
$1,000,
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PHLADELrHIA, Jan. IA portrait of
Thomas West, third Lord De La War;,
was formally presented to the city at noon
to-day, through Captain Ciipperton, the
britisl consul. 1t is the gift of Mary G.
West, countess of Derby. The original
i."itrait is in possession of her family.
speeches we've made by Consul Clipperton.
Nicn Consul Crump, Count CALI, Joel
Cook and others. The picture will be
placed in Independence hall.
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NAYH York Mnr.rar

SBw foax, Jan. l1.-FloUr-State and West
eru firm, but trade only moderate. South
ern firm.
Wheat opened ls@l4c lower; afterwards re-
covered from decline and advanced 4 trific
active speculative trading No. White, 81 l.
No. Red Jan, ST. 1891 lS4 10 Feb. 81 AS
al l44: do March. 81 l6''sl9l 1879 DO April.
81 lSkGl 1873 do May, 81 lSAIIl9s
Corn q shade lower and fairly active
Mixed Western spot, 6ill7ic do futures, Gjfa
67Ac,
Oats 1saIIc higher State. 47G5:1ac Western,
49tI5lc; No.. JAN. 47sli!isc; do Feb, AZ sG2
4!aSc; do March. i7s4@i1Ac: Il" April aud
May, 473lc.
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4 Life In Danger.

This Is the fact concerning every man
woman and chill who has in the body the
seed, of kidney, bladder. liver and urinary
diseases from which may spring BTiSht's dis
ease OF tho kidneys Such u prospect is sim.
DIv terrible and it is the duty OF every one
10 lie rid Oi the dan Ler at once. To do this in
talibiy, use Hunts Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine. jl7 eOd&w
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Two More Muddy r,urderers banged.

GALWAY Jan. 11.-Thomas Higgins and
Michael Flynn were hanged here this
morning for completely in the murder of
the Huddys. The public executioner,
firmly to the scaffold and died without
struggle Neither made 4 statement, but
during their confinement they expressed
penitencc. But small interest was taken
III the execution and few persons were
present outside the Jail.
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f'nuniar Speculation.

Speculation il 2rliH :tud prov VisinnH seems
tW br growing in popularity lately and many
who have been trading III stocks in New u!l0
are now turning their attention to the Chici-
go maj nets. Nuw York brokers are con-
planning OF ,iuilrc>s in their busir cSS. Reports
from TIE "nirrl'Ii4inG commission: house OF
FlcrnminG * M.ilinln. Chicago, state thSt
there has been quite Il not!D.c inclCa-c in
their commission business uf late. AMI that,
the markets here are favorable Tor IL ,i1in!:te
Srcculqtion. EhiI firm is known :iS the nl;lu-
ayers Ot the tnoi icrttivr tund W. and Tor
two Years past hlv, made Il Successful spec
inlty oi ,'G:ll tnI medium speculative inv. 81
!.i,niS ;0r tn'.i, pa ronS. ltI
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EeIusI.g tho Payment Of Bonds.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jam 1.-THE
joint resolution providing for the submis-
sion tn the people OF Il constitutional
amerd':cnt io;1:,!'Iing the payment Of the
railroad aid, the levee and the llolford
bonds vas adopted in the Senate by y vote
OF 30 10 one. 1t will ais, pass the House.
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Tl:r :,cot SAL. III The wn.'i .oT cut. .r"uis..S
sur,-. ulcer, sail rhcunI, t"'t"r ,':i;i"d
hands. cribElinS. t.,,inS nii II. hint;> OF skin
crUplionH. tic".,icS and ;;inIn"s. The S:tlvc is
gnarant:.. t0 "iv" perfect s:tti-t%cli IL in
every 80 ni' f'inrIty r..iun,i;i. Is. sure you
-; i!:.H VS. tAETolIG >ALvE. rs all others are
nat limitations aud r0untrrt"itS. Price %
cents. sold ia Lancaster II ..0cirau'S Drug
StO:". lI7 Ntr.ii Queer. street. uiy3n,4
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NIan:euneI's Mouth.

LONDON Jan. ia Berlin dispatch to
the ST Jumes GaztHt this evening, says it
is thought possible thai Field Marshall
Won Manteutfel will be recalled from the
Huvernorship of AisacH Lorraine. His re-
cent speech at Il banquet in Strasburg is
considered % show lie failu,e OF the policy
of cyncil alton in AiStca- Lorraine.
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suencer Starts for England.

KINGSTON. Ont., Jan. lex United
States Senator Spencer left home last
night for Halifax, en- route to England
During bis stay here he has been cease
lessIy watched by two detectives.
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SoUTARI. Jan. 17.-Mr Leree, the
Frrrci, consul here, was insuited and
struck i'll q public street by ? Mohammo
dan. Mr. Lerce euergetically defCrded
hin SELF He has demanded satisfaction
for the outrage.
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DUBLIC SALE ur VALUABLE CRY

DUBLIC SALE Or VALUABLE CRY
i PrOperty.-On MONDAY EVENING,
JANUARY. - 1888, will be sold on the prem
iscs, by the trustees of the Humane Fire Com
pany, all that lot OF ground and building
erected thereon being the engine house OF
said company, recently erected }, situate on
the north side of West King street, west OF
Charlotte street, in the city OF Lancaster,
fronting on West King street 81 feet and ex-
tending In depth 2l5 feet. more or less, all
joining property ofJ. NJ. Herzog and Philip
Wall.
The building is substantially built. is 30 feet
wide by l0> feet deep has Il good cellar. is two
stories in height. and las water and other con
vcniences. This building is admirably
adapted for Il market or tobacco warehouse
and the attention Il buyers Is directed to this
property, as ii Will be SOLD at bargain.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock p. H.. of said
day, when conditions of sale will be made
known by LEWIS SIMON.
PETERllTCHIE,
LEO JACOBS,
Trustees.
HENRY SHUBERT. Auct. ju,lSl72 2O22i
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The rossofiics Bfll In tho Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. fin the Senate
the postof1ice appropriation bill was taken
up, and considerable discussion ensued
over the item of 3150,C0O for special mail
facilities on trunk lines.
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Safe Works burned

TORONTO, Ont. Jan. 17.-The safe
works here were entirely destroyed by fire
yesterday. They were insured for $40, 600
and gave employment to about 80 hands.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan II.
The sl:c.if officers who have been in
pursuit t John Laudeubsrger. husery
ms reliant. Hfoic disappearance led 10 the
Suspension of T. z. Gu!stln & Co., furn
tu.c. nth liabilities fer :l3O, 900 state
fha; ts" fugitive has escaped,