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Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09

Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures all affections of the mucous membrane, of the head and khr0af
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09

Dr. Mott's Liver Pills are the best cathartc regulators. iy6 w&wtf
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
LED ASTRAY.

On Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week at Peck's Grand Opera House the Sars- field Dramatic association will give produc- tion of the emotional comedy entitled ''Led Astray," and the Guard will appear in their is to be given for the benefit of the St. Francis and New Haven Orphan asylums, Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis'.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
Dr. Greens Oxygenate,l B,tt.rs

Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bilious ness, malaria, indigestion and diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09

The general committee of Veteran Bremen who have in charge the annual ball, which takes place February 22d, met in the room of the Fire Commissioners last evening and completed the committees for reception, floor, hall, etc. The ball will be one of the largest ard best of the season.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
FORTY-NINE.

The Palmer and UImer company will ap- pear at the New Haven Opera House this and tomorrow evenings and Wednesday matinee in the new American play entitled "49," which is authorized by Mir. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin. They will be supported by a com pany of superior artists, and will no doubt give fine show. Reserved seats on sale at the box office,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
Grace Church, Centervine.

The Episcopal church in Centerville is to be congratulated. Rev. Dr. Joseph Brews- ter, formerly of Christ's church of this city, having made Mount Carmel his summer res- idence for number of years, has, since his recovery from his severe illness of about a year ago, officiated as rector over Grace church. The church seems to have assumed new life, and his.Able and pointed discourses are listened to by large and appreciative aud- iences
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
AT THE SKATING RINK.

A grand illumination and calico party will take place at the Skating Rink, Dwight street, on Thursday evening, when the ladies will wear calico dresses and hats and the gen tlemen will be in costume. None will be allowed on the floor who are not in costume The American band will play. The skating will last till 1O:3O.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
EnL9FLhlnHl0 0hTS

On Friday and Saturday evenings of this week Miss Carrie Swain will appear at the New Haven Opera House in her new play, entitled 'tMab, the Miners Daughter" She will be supported by strong dramatic com- pany. Seats on sale at the box office.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
EuueraIo of Cnn atn Hotchkiss.

The funeral of Captain Levi H. Hotchkiss' of Hartford, was very largely attended yes- terday. The services were held at the South Congregational church. The church was filled to overhowing. The seats in the body of the edifce had been reserved for the mourners and military. On the north side of the church were the Grand Army posts, the Putnam Phalanx, the New Haven Grays and visiting officers. On the south side were the members of the First regime nt and Foot Guard. The right center was reserved for the mourners and the active company of the City Guard on the left center were the staff and field officers of the First regiment and the Veteran City Guard There were many beautiful floral tributes. Rev. Dr. Parker officiated. A tribute was paid to the deceased by Joseph l.. Barbour.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-09
Church Dedication.
Tine New Humphrey Street Church-Th
 

Tine New Humphrey Street Church-The
 Exercises.
 The new Humphrey street church will be dedicated week from Thursday. Rev. Dr. Barbour, of Yale College, will preach the dedicatory sermon in the afternoon, and in the evening sort of jubilee service will be held. Next Sunday being the last in the old church, Rev. MT. Bray contemplates preach ing historical sermon in the morning, and in the evening there will be service of song, speeches, "reminiscences and other ex- ercises. Mir. Bray preached an excellent ser mon last Sunday evening on "Christ as a Mediator" to full house. Mir. McEwen, the popular salesman at Brown & Bolton's store, has been engaged as organist at this church for one year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAR0Hl7. 1888.
FROM EUROPE.
WHAT Is GOING ON AuRuss THE cUEI

The Perturbed State OF Affairs In France
Twenty Two Communistic Banquststo
BE Held To.Morrow.
PARIS, March 17.-Twenty-two com
munist banquets and meetings are an.
nounced for tomorrow in various parts Of
this city.
It is probable that the Anarchists will
not meet in the Champ de Mars, - was
expected, but will choose another place
unknown to the government. The ga1i-
son of Paris will be confined to their bar
racks tomorrow. The provincial projects
have been ordered to send kilograms to
Paris every hour during tomorrow, re-
porting the state of affairs in their respec.
tive jurisdictions.
Implicated In Fraudulent Proceedings.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 17.-It il stated
that General Timashef, ex-minister of the
interior, has been arrested in connection
with the defalcation Of NJ. Makoff, who
committed suicide recently. NJ. Per.
silieff, formerly director of the postofice,
has surrendered himself to the police. He
has confessed his implication in the frauds.
Uprising In Africa.
DuNBoN, March 1.-THE whole country
on the border of the Transvaal is in q state
of anarchy. The natives are arming
against the Bosrs. Chief Marpoch has
just defeated the Beers, iuhicting severe
losses.
Flight OF tho Daring Partisan Woman.
PARIS, March 17.-Louiso Michel has
fled to Switzerland.
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DROPOsALs WILL BE RE0EIvED Fol

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvED Fck
L as much Hard Pea Coal. No. size. as may
st the city Water Works up to
screened and Of best quality it not it viii
party furnishing the ga came: e,., ,,u .,
good American Lead (not over two. tons) as
the city may require 10 December 81, 1883.
PROPOSALS Will be received tor one and d
rules, to weigh not less than one pound seven
ounces well ground in and to be made of
good brass after the % model TO be seen seen ttthe T. ~,
furnished per we K, commencing Monday,
water pipes as the city may require to Decem;
ber 81. 1883, not exceeding two hundred and
ntty tons. Pipes to be cast for fifty feet head
Of %qst m 1G%
inch pipes OF the best quality and furnished
P% be
cial Castings as may be required in the Water
Department of the city up to April l, 1884.
TOUR, sfS, eight. ten. twelve and twenty inch
four way branches. and same sizes OF 7
branches, sleeves, stop covers and bids tor
PROPOSALS viii be received tor k<-dozen
Fire Hydrants of the flaneed pattern such as
is in use At the Humane engine house. Also,
to W, igh not les than I55 lbs Hydrants and
cases TO be bid for separately.
PROPOSALS will be received for as many
street stop valves four, six, eight, ten, twelve
and twenty inches outside screws, as the city
may require to Dec. 81, 1888. To be furnished
as the city may order.
PROPOSALS VIII be received tor as many
stop boxes as may be required to Dec. 81, 1888.
The boxes to be made of the sizes ordered by
the Superintendent OF Water Works OF one
and one-half inch good white pine. Bids must
state how much per foot board measure COM
piete, and to be furnished as the superintend-
ent may direct
PROPOSALS will be received for haul.
ing pipes, &C., for the Water Department until
April !, 1884. Bids must state how much per
gross ton.
PROPOSALS will be received tor Head
Light OIL mot more than IL barrels). delivered
at the water works as the superintendent may
direct to April !, 1854 Also, for not more than
six barrels hrstclass Cylinder Oil, delivered
as Superintendent may direct to April ], 1854
The foregoing proposals. viii be received q
the Mayors ONCE until MONDAY. MARCH
e6 1855 ct O'Clock, p. m.
JkO. +. NACGONlGLE.
Its Chairman water Committee.
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X. sMALING's UARD.-Addenda.

FRIENDS SANDPATRONS-Th1sm may be the
last chance to secure the greatest bargains in
fine Heavy Weight WOOLENS ever offered in
this city. Remember, l am going to close
them out If possible this season. l have handled
this class OF goods for over 25 years. l am
thoroughly familiar with the merits OF all tho
leading makes of cloth In the market and do
say think the F. & H. and JOhanny Edrec cOns
are superior in finish, more reliable in color
and more durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remember, also. I am the
only man in this city that has the NERVE to
tackle these fine, high priced goods They can
only be had in large cities at prices not
less than SO TO $75. I am cloelng mine
out at SO a suit.
l am having a great Boom in Trouserings.
1 am ofIering Heavy-Weights from $3.50
to $40 q pair-make a note of this. have
among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had in Phila-
delphia tor less than SIS to SIS pair.
Thanking the public for 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, 1 will superintend
every department Of the trade personally and
will guarantee to secure to every ono the
greatest value for their investment. AL
my productions are warranted TO be OF
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
otter house in the trade, having In my employ
the best skilled workmen from tho city. I'm
less entirely satisfactory to the customer
will not allow 1t to go out A%Place your
order at once at
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DISASTROUS WRECK.

BLooMINGTON, ILL.,, March 17.-Freight
trains of the Chicago s. Alton and tho H.
linois Central railroad, came in collision
at Normal. Ills, yesterday. Eight Alton
cars loaded with cattle, and the Illinois
Central engine, and several cars loaded
with iron. were thrown from the track.
Several of the cattle were killed. and the
cars were all badly wrecked. The cause
of the accident is not determined, but it is
believed to have been some misunder
standing of signals
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Found Guilty of Murder.

RICHMOND. Va, March 1.-THE jury in
the case of Charles Henry Lee, colored,
on trial for killing Daniel Miller,
to- day returned a verdict of murder in the
first degree. Barbara Miller, wife of de-
ceased, and Lee were arrested charged
with numbering Miller, and afterwards
placing his body on a railroad track. The
woman will be indicted on Monday, as
evidence of Lee's trial showed her to be as
deep in the crime as her paramour.
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WILL SUE A RAILROAD.

Forty PERSONS Holding Certificates OF In-
debtedness Tired of GETTING Nothing.
READING, March 17.-Forty persons
holding certificates of Indebtedness to the
amount of Sill, 600 for material and labor
in the construction of the Schuylkill
s. Lehigh railroad gave notice to.
to-day that they will bring suit against
the Philadelphia s. Reading for recovery
of that amount. The Schuylkill & Le-
high road is thirty miles long and is now
controlled by the Reading road. The
holders of certificates have never realized
anything on their claims.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
A WOman's Clothes Catches Fire w
Kneeling Before . Stove.

A WOman's Clothes Catches Fire While
Kneeling Before Stove.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, March 17.-While
Mrs. Ann Boland was kneeling in front
of stove yesterday saying her
prayers, q live coal fell on her
clothing setting it on fire and burn
ing it entirely off The body was
shockingly burned, the greater por
ton nearly to q crisp. She died this
morning from the effects Of the accident.
Her three daughters were badly burned
about the hands and arms in trying to
smother the flames. Tho deceased was
aged about forty.five. She had eight
children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17
ST. PATKICK'S DAY.
Its Observance In New York.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Irish SD
cieties celebrated the day in this city by
parade through most of the up town
streets, ending with large open air meet
ing, where addresses were made by differ
ent speakers. Patrick Egans occupied
carriage in the procession, and among
others present was3 Patrick O'Mara, as a
representative of the Irish societies of
Montreal. There were large numbers of
spectators along the route of procession.
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Not Done With dukes Yet.

PITTSBURGH, March ia movement
Is on foot to have Dukes, who killed Cap
tain Mutt, indicted for sending obscene
literature through the mails. The
United States postal officials here say the
letters written by Dukes to Captain Mutt
justify his arrest for an infraction of the
United States law governing the trans
mission of matter through the mails. The
penalty is ten years in the penitentiary.
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Libel Suit Threatened.

Thomas J. Davis, district attorney,
threatens to bring suit against the edi
tor of the Mount Joy Star for libel. The
paper charges that Mr.. Davis acted
!" slyly". in disposing of liquor cases
against Plumer and Nipple last week, in
which verdict of not guilty were taken.
Mr.. Davis says he is unjustly accused.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17
STATE LEGISLATURES.

Forty-ono Bills Passed In the House.
Special Dispatch to the 1NTELLIsENcKK.
HARRISBURG, March 17.-The House
passed forty.one bills on first reading from
this morning until afternoon, when it ad-
journed until Monday evening. Among
the bills read was the McNamara
legislative apportionment bill and the bill
relating to government of cities of the
fifth class covering 65 pages. A call of
the yeas and nays on a motion to adjourn
showed 90 members absent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17
Tho Train Robbers Pursued.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. March 17.-The
train robbers who murdered Conductor
Cain, of the Fort Smith railroad, have
been pursued to Washington county where
they separated, going north into Missouri.
It is now known that they are the johnson
brothers, and noted desperate named
Herndon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17

A certain young gentleman from Hemp
field went to York county last week, took
q dose of fighting whisky and called
York Democrat ga liar" York return
ed the compliment by bunging Hemp
fields eye SO badly that he had to poultice
it with raw beef for several days before it
assumed color that would warrant him
his returning home. He'll know better
next time.
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l2l North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.

NorA BENF.-I have lot of Remnants OF
Fine Cloths and Cassimeres, suitable for chill
dren. to which invite the attention OF hers
of small boys from flve to ten years OF age.
quality Of goods, and can be had !-on 30 Ocents
to 81 80 Suit.
1 have on hand large lot of LINEN AND
CLOTH LINED COLLARS AND CUFFS for
Gentlemen and Youths which I am closing
out regardless of cost, to make room for my
new Spriug Stock. 1t will pay dealers to ex.
anime these goods, there ia certainly great
bargain in them.
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AARK Els.


PhI.Ac czLrzIA. March 17-Flour dull, but
weak Superfne, s. 2593 E extra, g 7a0
Is Penn'a Family, s5 e065 12x.
Rye flour at s3 H64.
Wheat lower and unsettled, Del. and Pa.
Req. Sl 1871 1Sk; No. Red. q 90N@l 2ox
Corn dull and lower.
Oats dull and eas1or; No. White, N636c
No. 2do. 536G5ac; No. do, 52}<0s5c No.
mixed. 5l1<652c.
Rye quiet at 6Sc.
Provisions quiet
Lard Quietera
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17

DUBLlC SALE.-ON TUESDAY, MARCH
i 20, 1883, al No. 3A North Lime street, til,
following Household Furniture, viz A very
superior walnut chamber suit. elaborately
springs. about so chairs and II tables OF differ
ent styles, book case old style day clock and
case. bureau, sofa, lounge, hatrack, bed
frames and baskets OF all kinds, stoves and
pipe, ingram and rag carpets, tubs and buck.
cts, Is or 80 fine potted flowers, together with
many other articles not mentioned.
Sale to commence at 9 O'Clock a. m terms
made known by u. +. REG ENNAS.
II. SHUBEET. AuctiOneer.
ii. L. FRALEy, Clerk. ml7 2t
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Rix Firo IN Texas.

JACKSONVILLE, Texas, March 17.-Fire
here yesterday consumed an entire block,
including the postofice and several stores
The total loss is 100000.
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DR.. Forbes Acquitted.

PHILADELPHIA, March 17-Dr. William
s. Forbes, demonstrator of anatomy in
jefferson medical college, charged with
completely in the Dissertation of graves in
Lebanon county, was acquitted this morn
ing in the court or quarter sessions.
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MADE An Assignment.

Samuel Cramer and wife, of Salisbury
township, have assigned their property to
DR.. NJ. H. Diller, of the same township.
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WEATHER IN,,lOATlONs.

| WASHINGTON, March 17-For the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly from southeast to
southwest, and lower pressure, followed
on Sunday by rain.
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Good-bye FREIGHT Trains.

Tomorrow connections will be made
with the whole of the branch above the
city, and on Mondaysthe freight trains will
run around town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-03-17

NLERGYMEN SURE THROAT, Oh
" "ChrOnic Pharyngitis."-In these cases
the voice becomes yelled at times, then muf.
It becomes matter OF difficulty TO speak I'm .
clear. distinct tone, and the effort tn do so is
painful. The voice may be u deep bass In the
shrill speech I'm the course OF the day. All dis
cases OF eye, ear and thI Oat treated success
fully by DRS. II. ID. u A. n. LONGAKER.
Office. No. l3 East walnut street. Lancaster.
Consultation free, m17-3t
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Live Stock Market,

CHIcAso-Hogs-Receipts 10000 head ship
and msnss; ts o;,0 head % market modsratsiy sStive
mixed at $767 1 heavy, u 6o6S; light. "a 8
o. 60 skips at $3 6006 IS; closing weak.
Cattle-Roceipts, 4S0J head sh1pmonts 3,9o0
head market strong. brisk and 100 higher
exports. e6 6O07; good to choice shipping.
eS06 Is !; common to fair, $50; butchers
fairly active at q 7505; stockers and feeders,
good grades strong common lots slow At - @
Sheep-Receipts, a4OO head shipments, 1,lco
head market brisk and strong; common to
fair, SiG5 81 ; medium to good, IS e018 choice
to extra, IS 25G6 60.
EAST LIBKRTY-Cattle-Receipt for the week
3,s4S head through and s74 head local market
strong at an advance OF 40lJ0c., but closed
very dull and firm at 3005tc. on from tho
prices Of the frst of the week ;shipping grades
at IS 5006 Is !; butchering, e516.
HOgs-Receipts tor the week, 7.7l5 head;
market active Philadelphtas, "a 90GS 10;
YOrkors, 81 3O07 30.
Sheep-Keceipts, for the week. q 100 head
market fair exports, o. 5006 70 prime West.
ern., sos Is good, S5 6006; common to fair,
50 t005 40.
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WE cal, attention to Mr. Zeller's advertise
ment OF public sale at his rooms, next Tues
day. T.:is is remarkable opportunity for pur.
chasing at a low figure tho handsomest Deck
er Bros piano ever brought to our city. Also
q chance of getting some really fine engIav.
ings OF the old masters and modern artists.
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This evening at N o'clock, at the public
house OF Albert Kohlhaus. on Manor street,
will be offered at public sale q one-story brick
dwell ing and lot of ground, No. 637 High st.,
belonging to estate of Frederick Heiman. &c.
ceased.
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ClllcasQ

Grain and Prov1sson VuosatSeas.
One O'Clock Quotations Of grain and pgov1-
ions, furnished BY g. X. Yundt, Broker HX
Chicago. Mar. II.
Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard
Nay. Iio .ssk .iissX isStii; ,iss
Petroleur:-On CitY,... .lOlx
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RA'E & sHESK'
BANKERS,

NE. ANGLE CENTRE SQUARE, LANCAs-
TER, PA.
Special attention given to the purchase OF
Stocks. Government Bonds and other securi-
ties. Reliable paper discounted and advances
made on approved securities.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
mi4.3tdS&Stw
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DUBLIO SALE or HORSES ON MON.
i DAY, MARCH 10, 1883. will be sold at d.
McGrann House, 20 Head OF Ohio Horses,
amongst them are some very fine drivers and
heavy work Horses. Sale to commence at
o'clock p, m. A credit OF 60 days will be given.
lids DANIEL LOGAN.
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NV YoxK. Mar. H.-Flour-State and Weot.
ern market duh and prices In buyers Avor.
fair speculative trading No. 8 kod. March.
q lS10l -; do April, q 1901 1l9X do Nay,
81 2lz01 22&: do June, el 3a5T014 n
Corn H0Zc lower and fairly active: Nixo6
Western spot, 6707lc do future, 6e}<oU3fo
Oats H0Hc lower state, 63060o; WeGeerD.
490ac No April, 5ex05lLc; May and
June, 6lZ052C.
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DUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE CITY
PROPERTY.-On SATURDAY. MARCH
Il, 1888, by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court OF Lancaster county, the undersigned
administrative will offer ut public sale, at the
public house of Albert KOhlhaus. on Manor
street, Lancaster city, the following described
real estate belonging to the estate of Fred
erick Hellman, deceased:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground situ-
ated on the north side of High street, Lancas-
ter city, containing In front on said High
street, 81 feet. more or less. and extending in
depth that width northward, 226 feet. more or
less, to Lafayette street, upon which are
HOUSE. No. 637 High street. with a one-stOry
Frame Kitchen attached. Weaver Shop and
other improvements. There are also a num-
Der OF Fruit Trees In good bearing condition.
Sale to commence at 7H o'clock p. m.
Terms-Approved security to be given for
the payment of the purchase money en- April
2 1885, MAGDALENA OTTENDORFER,
Administratrix OF Frederick Heilman, de-
ceased.
f24.27&ml.a.6.al l0.l3,l5,l8
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no TO SwAYR,3

40 To sWAkR'5
"
For one OF the best BLACK CAsHMERES
at IS Cents.
For one of the best BLACK SILKS at $780,
For TWILLED DEBEGE worth Is Cents at
12L Cents.
For Rag Carpets, Floor and Table OIL
Cloths.
For Remnants of Ginghams and Secrsuck-
ers. 60 to
SWARR'S, No. 20 North Queen St.
nT-lyds&Tu